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GNP spokesman Scott Tranchemontagne says production will stop after today's afternoon shift, but workers will be retained for at least two months to help with efforts to use energy and water more efficiently at the mill.
Tranchemontagne says the company is at a crossroads. "Like any business, Great Northern Paper must operate in a way that is sustainable over the long term," he says in a statement. "We take very seriously our responsibility to employees, customers, suppliers and investors. The responsible action at this time is to temporarily stop production and restructure the company."
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The pair, who star together on a reality docuseries called "Eric & Jessie: Game On," revealed to E! News that they are expecting a daughter, and they already have a name for their little girl.
"Eric and I have picked a name," Jessie told E! "We're not ready to share that yet, but we've kinda knew that we wanted this name even before we knew it was a girl. But I will say that her middle name will be my middle name, which is Rose."
Eric and Jessie first revealed that they were expecting back in September, and the baby is due in March 2014.
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Leicestershire's Gemma Steel admits she got a "wake-up call" after finishing runner-up in the McCain Liverpool Cross Challenge.
The 26-year-old from Whitwick clinched a place in next month's European Championships by finishing second, just four seconds behind Hallamshire Harriers' Hatti Dean, at Sefton Park.
The pre-race favourite after her recent triumphs, Steel was disappointed to miss out on another win but was pleased that she pushed Dean all the way in a sprint finish.
"I was hoping to win it this year," said Steel, from Charnwood AC. "I gave her a race right down to the long, downhill sprint finish.
"There were only four seconds in it in the end. It was a hard, close race and we were neck and neck all the way.
"There was nothing between us and it gave me a good test, but it was a wake-up call for the European Championships.
"I have been winning all the time while she has been away in Kenya and now I am up against the top athletes in Britain. It shows where I'm at.
"She is Lottery-funded and really professional about her athletics. She was seventh in the Europeans last year, 21st in the World cross and fourth in the European steeplechase.
"I gave it my best all the way to the finish and I was pleased that I didn't give up.
"She said that was the hardest race she had ever had and she had never had a sprint finish like that in any race."
Steel has closed the gap on Dean, who finished second in the race last year, 14 seconds ahead of the Leicestershire runner.
And the race came after Dean had spent three weeks in Kenya training at high altitude. Steel opted out.
"I was supposed to be going but my coach said it was a risk because some people don't respond very well to it if they have not tried it before," said Steel.
By finishing in the top three, Steel has qualified for the European cross-country championships for the second successive year.
Last year she finished 27th in Portugal but is hoping to make the top 10 in Slovenia on Sunday, December 11 when she will again be up against Dean.
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Haha, we have plenty of these narrow "badass drop" tracks
some years ago, I hated them, especially in spring time. Hard ice in the mornings, nasty mogul parcours in the afternoon. Nowadays I love to ride ("bomb") them.
Not sure what you mean with back-leg ruddering and dynamic turns.
I don't use my upper body for turn initiation on these tracks. Actually, with all the skiers on them, there's not enough space left to do proper turns. So I got it centered and stable and the legs do the work. Depends on how narrow I want to stay and how fast I want to be and how steep the track is. The steeper, the more work is done by the back leg, nose points down, weight on front leg, back leg makes the edge to edge transition. With this, you can stay very narrow and won't gain too much speed in steeps.
If there's slightly more space, I do rather fast edge to edge transitions with both legs equally engaged. Again, not real turns. Both legs bent low, weight slightly on front leg, the moment the edge grips put pressure on the edge so knees will stretch slightly and before the board really turns you use the momentum, change edge, force especially front part of edge and bend knees deep for next "turn". The faster, the lower and more weight on front leg. Dont "ask" the board to turn, force it on edge. Maybe that's not what you wanted to know/do, but that's how I do and it's fun
Ha that does sound fun. Sounds like when it is reeaaly narrow there is an element of swinging the back leg then? I've always heard of back-leg ruddering as some evil technique that should never be used (or in the forums this seems to be the case). Maybe there's a place for it...
One day I will be that boarder that bombs through the middle of the weaving skiiers... one day
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On the morning of Friday, May 8, at a special breakfast, twenty-one students were inducted into the USC School of Law's chapter of the Order of the Coif. The American Order of the Coif takes its name from the English Order of the Coif which was the most ancient, and one of the most honored, institutions of the common law.
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Neath MP Peter Hain has won some big name political support in his legal battle against the Attorney General of Northern Ireland. An Early Day Motion has just been tabled calling for the contempt proceedings to be withdrawn.
It's being tabled by the Conservative MP David Davis who raised the case with the Speaker earlier this week. More details very shortly, but you can get a quick reminder here.
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1. Why was my pet prescribed this medication and how long do I need to give it? Your veterinarian should inform you if the medication has any side effects, how it should function and how many days your pet should take it.
2. How do I administer the medication to my pet? Should it be given with food? Just as with some human medications, some pet medicines are better taken on a full stomach. Giving a pet food with medication may prevent an upset stomach. However, some medications are best given on an empty stomach.
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SYLVESTER, Ga. — The number of candidates to succeed longtime Worth County Sheriff Freddie Tompkins likely has dwindled from five to two.
With 13 of 15 precincts reporting, John "JD" Daniel appears to have defeated Leonard "Lenny" Hamilton Davis II and Marion "Gene" Eugene Jones for the Democratic nomination for sheriff.
Daniel had 1,160 votes (79.5 percent) as opposed to 170 for Davis and 129 for Jones.
In the Republican primary, Jeffrey "Jeff" Harold Hobby had a sizeable lead over opponent Ronald "Ronnie" Ethridge Graddy.
Hobby received 1,951 votes (65.7 percent) against 1,019 for Graddy.
Daniel has been a deputy with the Worth County Sheriff's Office for the past 19 years. He has 31 years of law enforcement experience.
Hobby, who grew up in Worth County, has worked for about 15 years as a trooper with the Georgia State Patrol.
The other crowded race in Worth County featured a four-person field for County Commission chairman, a position elected at-large in the county.
Incumbent Chairman Matt Medders opposed Donald Hufstetler in the Democratic primary. Medders led 772-532 with 13 of 15 precincts reporting.
Mike Crosby and former county commissioner Fred Dent battled in the Republican primary. Crosby held a slight 1,464-1,432 lead.
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APP DEVELOPERS! -- Guidelines regarding separation of OCAP extension code
When authoring applications designed to be deployed on a variety of devices supporting different combinations of OCAP extensions (DVR, HomeNetworking, FrontPanel, etc), it is important to structure your app code in a way that will not cause class loading errors. There is no perfect solution to this problem because the Java Virtual Machine specification gives implementers the freedom to perform classloading as aggressively as they wish. However, it seems likely that most embedded VM implementations will try to be as lazy as possible with regard to classloading to avoid the speed and memory implications of loading classes that will never be used.
There is, however, one aspect of classloading that can not be avoided -- class file "verification". Any class that is loaded by the JVM must be verified as described in Section 4.9 of the JVM Specification (http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jvms/second_edition/html/ClassFile.doc.html). One step of the verification process is known as "data-flow analysis". This process checks the byte code for every method defined in the class for things like stack overflow/underflow, valid local variable assignments, and valid JVM instruction codes. For our purposes, we must focus on the "valid local variable assigment" task.
We will use the OCAP DVR extension for the purposes of this discussion. On devices that do not support DVR functionality, the OCAP DVR classfiles will most likely not be present in the classpath and any attempt by an application to classload a DVR class file will result in a NoClassDefFoundError being thrown. The OCAP specification indicates that application shall rely on the presence of the "ocap.api.option.dvr" Java system property to determine whether or not a given OCAP extension is present at runtime. Applications that use a common code base to deploy on both DVR and non-DVR devices should take care to structure the code so as to avoid incidental classloading of DVR classes during the data-flow analysis phase of class file verification. Take a look at this example:
interface A
public void foo();
class B implements A
public void foo() {}
class C implements A, org.ocap.shared.dvr.RecordedService
public void foo() {}
// RecordedService method implementations here...
class MyApp
private A m_a;
public void test()
A a = new B(); // B is classloaded during verification
// of MyApp because types on each side
// of the assignment are different, but B
// itself is not verified until this code
// is actually executed
if (isDVRAvailable)
A dvr_a = new C(); // C is classloaded during verification
// of MyApp because types on each side of
// the assignment are different. Fails to
// load RecordedService DVR class
B b = new B() // B would not be classloaded during
// verification of MyApp because types
// on each side of the assignment are the same
if (isDVRAvailable)
m_a = new C(); // C would not be classloaded during verification
// of MyApp because only local variable
// assignments are checked
All of the verification indicated above takes place during classloading of class MyApp which is a class that is used for both DVR and non-DVR devices. As you can see, depending on your use of assignments to local variables, you can accidentally trigger a classload of a DVR class even though the code will never actually get executed.
I have also added this information to our public Wiki here:
It's good to know for me because I have been experiencing the NoClassDefFoundError for LightweightTriggerHandler class since the early version of Buckeye because I build the RI stack using the separate build (ie. build.ocap.DVR_ENABLED=false, build.ocap.HN_ENABLED=true).
Without a clear solution for this boot-up issue, we introduced the work-around to add the DVR stub classes in the JVM's class path.
Now I got to know this is not a stack issue but a application issue.
In fact, there is another reason why we introduced the above work-around.
I'd like to add this issue to the guidelines also.
I found some applications tries to load or use "org.davic.media.MediaTimeEvent/MediaTimeEventControl/MediaTimeEventListener" classes without determining whether the DVR extension is supported. Even though the name space "org.davic.media" does not include any DVR-releated keyword, these classes should be defined only in the DVR extension. (for details, refer to OCAP DVR spec 188.8.131.52 OCAP DVR API)
During using OCAP RI stack, some mismatched configuration regarding these classes is found.
These three MediaTimeEvent related classes are included in dvr.filelist which is correct, but the ocap-base-stub.jar instead of the ocap-dvr-stub.jar contains the stub classes which is not correct.
Regarding the org.davic.media files and stubs:
While it's true that there are no non-DVR/HN use cases for org.davic.media.MediaTimeEvent/MediaTimeEventControl/MediaTimeEventListener, and section 220.127.116.11 of DVR I06 mentions org.davic.media.MediaTimeEventControl by name, all of org.davic.media is included with base OCAP (see section 13.4.7/"DAVIC 1.4.1, Part 9 Packages" of the OCAP 1.1.3 specification). So it's correct that these stubs are present in the base stub file in the RI (ocap-base-stub.jar) and the OCAP base stubs within the ocap_114_060310_final_src.zip distributed at http://www.cablelabs.com/opencable/ocap/opencable_platform_downloads.html).
Presumably, it's desired that DAVIC incorporation is done at the package level. And since some of the classes/interfaces in org.davic.media are necessary for base OCAP (AudioLanguageControl, MediaLocator, etc), the whole package is incorporated into the base specification.
As is always the case, applications should not depend upon class loading to determine if an extension is present. The presence of ocap.api.option.dvr determines if the extension is present and the value of ocap.api.option.dvr and ocap.api.option.dvr.update determines which version is present (e.g. "1.0"/"I06").
I think that section 13.4.7 is just informative and what classes in the package are include/excluded OR extended/modified should be refered by MHP/GEM spec.
According to MHP 1.0.3 section 220.127.116.11.4, it defines the required media controls for broadcast profile but does not include org.davic.media.MediaTimeEventControl.
Instead ETSI TS 102 817 (GEM Recording Ext) section 7.2 defines the required JMF controls to present the recordable streams which includes MediaTimeEventControl.
In general, the stubs are considered as the dummy classes representing the real implemented classes. In this aspect, I think the stubs should contain the class list corresponding to the requirement.
True - this is an informative section, and the MediaTimeEventControl is only mentioned in ETSI TS 102 817. I will try to bring this up with the Cablelabs spec team to see if they want to modify the stub distribution.
I guess what I want to ensure is that there isn't a goal to determine the presence (or non-presence) of an extension based on the presence of classes. e.g. an OCAP implementation may very well contain org.ocap.dvr and org.ocap.shared.dvr classes but not define ocap.api.option.dvr and ocap.api.option.dvr.update. An implementation shouldn't draw any conclusions from the presence of these classes (or particular DAVIC classes).
Can you make this sticky and of high importance?
Also can you change the title, or add a bit, as this really answers the 'Why do I get a Class Not Defined exception when I don't even use the class?' question that crops up every two or three months.
Thanks for the answer, by the way.
Unfortunately, this forum does not allow us to make "sticky" posts :(
I'll try to bump this post occasionally to keep it near the top


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Career: Tied for eighth at UW with .309 career batting average ... third with .409 on base percentage ... third with .516 career slugging percentage ... played in 210 career games with 199 starts ... ranks fifth with 182 hits ... third with 105 career runs ... holds career double record with 51 ... third with 21 career home runs ... second with 120 RBI ... second with 304 total bases ... tied for second with 90 walks
2013: Set UW single season record with 12 home runs and 49 RBI ... second on record list with 114 total bases and 19 doubles ... third with .659 slugging percentage ... tied for sixth with 59 hits ... set a school record with 24 RBI in Big Ten play ... tied school record with seven homers in league action ... had a career-best nine-game hitting streak from April 24-may 11 ... posted a 17-game reached base streak from March 2-30 ... homered twice against No. 24 North Carolina (Mar. 15) and at Minnesota (April 7) ... recorded four RBI against Indiana (April 26) and Michigan State (May 5) ... let the team with 16 multi-RBI games ... second with 15 multi-hit games
2012: Named to the NFCA All-Great Lakes Region first team, becoming just the third Badger to earn the honor ... selected first team All-Big Ten ... led the Badgers and the Big Ten with 22 doubles, a UW single-season record ... ended the season with a nation-leading 0.42 doubles per game ... led the Badgers with a .358 batting average, which ranked sixth on UW single-season record list ... recorded a .450 on base percentage, fifth best on UW single-season record list ... 1.018 OPS ranked fifth on UW single-season list, 58 hits tied for sixth, 36 RBI tied for third and 92 total bases rank fourth ... was one of two Wisconsin players to start every game ... hit first career grand slam at Loyola-Chicago (April 5) to score game-winning run ... recorded three RBI with a pair of doubles against No. 23 Michigan on May 5 ... walked three times against Minnesota on April 7 ... recorded 16 multi-hit games, including three games with three hits (at Nevada, against Western Illinois and versus Bradley) ... led Wisconsin with 10 multi-RBI games ... recorded an eight-game hit streak from April 22-May 2, marking hits against Penn State, Indiana State, Purdue, Bradley and Green Bay ... reached base in 10 consecutive games from April 21-May 2 ... finished the year on a five-game reached base streak
2011: Tied for sixth-most walks in a single-season at UW (23) ... picked up two hits against No. 2 Michigan (5/1) ... recorded second home run of the season as pinch hitter, going 1-for-1 with one run and three RBI against Iowa (4/27) ... went 2-for-3 with one double and one run in comeback victory over Minnesota (4/20) ... in doubleheader against South Dakota State (4/13), went 4-for-6 with three doubles, one run, one stolen base and two RBI ... went 1-for-2 with a run and two RBI against Loyola Chicago (3/31) ... scored two runs, one RBI and one walk against San Diego (3/19) ... hit first home run of season against Loyola Marymount (3/16) ... went 2-for-3 with one run and one RBI against Northern Colorado (3/16) ... walked twice and scored two runs against Colorado State (2/20) ... tied a school record with three walks against Texas State (2/17)
2010: Four triples were second-most in single season at UW and most ever by a freshman ... among UW freshmen all-time, ranked fourth with 27 runs scored ... fifth with a .369 on-base percentage and 18 walks ... sixth with a .804 OPS (on-base + slugging) ... seventh with a .435 slugging percentage ... eighth with 23 RBI, five stolen bases and a .972 fielding percentage ... ninth with three home runs and 60 total bases ... tenth with .275 batting average ... led team in triples ... tied career highs in hits and runs and added a double and two walks by going 2-for-4 with two runs and one RBI against Minnesota (5/12) ... went 2-for-3 with third career home run against Indiana (5/2) ... tied career high with two runs scored against Purdue (4/17) went 2-for-3 with two runs and one RBI against SDSU (4/11) ... went 2-for-3 against South Dakota State (4/8), notching fourth triple to set freshman school record, tying career-high two runs and tallying one RBI ... went 3-for-6 with four runs scored (two in each game) and two RBI in DH against Green Bay (3/31) ... tied career highs with two hits and two runs scored and one home run in game two of doubleheader against Ohio State (3/27) ... went 2-for-3, notching a career-high three RBI and tying career high in hits against Prairie View A&M (3/14) ... two hits vs. Buffalo (3/6) tied career high ... scored career-high two runs against Flordia Gulf Coast (2/20) ... set career high with two hits vs. Bethune-Cookman (2/21) ... hit first career home run against Cal State Fullerton (2/13)
High School: Four-time first-team all-league honoree ... three-time team captain ... named MVP in all four seasons ... named all-county as a senior and as a freshman ... won a batting title in her freshman season ... head coach was Johnny Pinedo ... played for a Sorcerer Gold team that finished 13th at Gold Nationals
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A 16-month-old baby was found dead in a pool outside a residential home on Labrador Street in Kirkland Wednesday. Photo by Benoît Philie.
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Police were on the scene on Labrador Street in Kirkland where a 16-month-old baby was found dead in an in-ground pool. Photo by Benoît Philie.
Incident brings drowning death toll to 40 in Quebec this year
A 16-month-old girl drowned in a residential pool in Kirkland Wednesday morning on Labrador Street.
The child was found unconscious and not breathing by the mother. A call was placed to Urgences-Santé at 9:40 a.m. The mother had set the child in front of the television inside the house while she was doing something else upstairs.
According to Urgences-Santé spokesperson Stéphane Smith, when she came downstairs 10 minutes later, she realized the child was not there anymore. Looking around, she found her in the pool, lifeless. There was no fence around the in-ground pool and the patio door was open save for the screendoor.
The victim was brought to the hospital in a vain attempt to revive her. The victim's mother was also brought to the hospital to be treated as she suffered shock as a result of the incident.
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"The life society has a Swim to Survive program. Sixty per cent of students that pass through the program are recommended to take further swimming lessons. As you may know now, the Minister of Education, will ask schools to take on swimming instruction and the Ministry is prepared to subsidize the program for transport and instruction. The Minister is ready to support the lifesaving society in its instruction. "
The victim's death brings the drowning death toll to 40 this year in Quebec, up from 21 at the same date last year. More details to follow.


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PUBLISHER: Electronic Arts
DEVELOPER: Electronic Arts
NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 1-2 for Campaign(co-op), 1-4 for DM/TDM splitscreen-with up to 4 bots.
GENRE: Action
ESRB: RP: Game contains depictions of violence (Content Suitable for ages 12 and up)
Retail Price: 54.99 (in Holland)
You start at Pearl Harbor, right in the action, your ship has been bombed bij de JAP suïcide pilots and you have to fight youre way out of the sinking ship. You get dropped in a little boat behind a machine gun and starts shooting the airplains, there are thousands, it is impossible. But you get out of it alive. The it really starts. After a while you get dropped in the jungle where suicide japanese attack you with their guns and swords.
Graphics: 8,6/10 - they look good
The graphics look good, in game movies sometimes got framedrops. Also real historical movies (b&w).
Sound: 9/10
The sound is great, here I have no real complaints. The ambient sounds fit the environments, and the music fits the mood/action. Also the sound uses dolby pro logic II and is optimized for THX
Gameplay: 8/10
It's an FPS, controls are easy to learn (almost the same like any other fps) Aiming needs a bit learning, but you get used to it. The ambience is really stressfull, enemy pop out of the ground and out of trees. They are everywhere, they can see you, you can't see them.
There are a lot of fun parts in the game, such as riding a elephant with a machine gun on it. Blowing up the bridge over the river kwai!!
Some levels have a bit to long of the same.
Replayability: 8/10
Co-op mode for singleplayer and multiplayer up to 4 players splitscreen(+ up to 4 bots)
No live:(
Cool multiplayer maps. fast action.
Only campaign is a bit short, with a bad ending:( end levels bit more of the same, and sometimes ai is strange.
Overall 8.5/10 - Nice fps title, with fun co-op multiplayer and dm If you like moh, you'll like this, if you like WWII games, you'll like this. YOU WILL LIKE IT
Too bad it hasn't got live support.
Set for the first time in the Pacific Theatre of Operations from 1941-1944, Medal of Honor Rising Sun gives players a sense of the courage it took to fight the Japanese Army throughout the Pacific Theatre. Players will assume the role of Marine Corporal Joseph Griffin, as he survives the attack on Pearl Harbor, then joins the battle against the Japanese in the Philippines, Guadalcanal, Singapore and Burma. Joined by a variety of soldiers and armed with an array of authentic weapons, its up to players to stop the Japanese war machine in its tracks. Players can team up with a friend in the all-new co-op multiplayer mode or battle online against up to eight players on PlayStation 2 Online
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Wet n Wild Summer 2013 Palettes
Heads up Wet n Wild fans! The new Wet n Wild Color Icon Eyeshadow Medley Palettes for Summer 2013 are hitting Walgreens locations now (That's where I find these).
I really like the Color Icon Palettes but these new Eyeshadow Medley Palettes I'm a little unsure about.
You take a look, let me know what you think!
Available in two shade selections for $4.99 each these contain a palette featuring six eyeshadows, two eyeliners, and a liquid Mega Liner. The first row of the palette features shimmer overcoats, the second is made up of pearl powder eyeshadows, and the bottom row are matte eyeliner shades.
They actually have two shades available but neither is named outside of numbers 34120 and 34121. I have to admit they look very cheap and cheesy. The colors are quite mismatched as well so I'm unsure how exactly I feel about them. They also happen to smell very badly.
This is what I've come to expect from Wet n Wild as lately they've been very on their game but these feel like a rushed job.
I'll have to try them out and see what happens but so far I'm a little at odds how I feel about these new Meldey Palettes. I'm saddened they couldn't even individually name them. Jeepers!
Anyone haul these yet?
Do share!
4/2/13 10:33 Liza:
I picked up all the new wnw stuff the other day including these palettes. I see what you mean about the colors. haven't had a chance to try them yet so really haven't formed an opinion.
We shall see!
4/2/13 10:37 Caroline:
It's cool that they come with an eyeliner, but–as you point out–the colors seem really random! Might have to skip these, sadly. Alas, I was never able to track down the spring palettes that were so pretty! Bummer.
4/2/13 10:47 Missy:
Wow, those look like old school Wet & Wild… and not in a good way :/ They've been making such strides in quality but these just do not look good.
4/2/13 12:10 Johna:
These look like $1 store quality and like Missy said old school WnW :/
4/2/13 12:46 amy:
The liners look like they may be decent, but the shadows just come off as chalky & unpigmented, even in the pan… I think I'll pass on these, especially if there's an odd smell.
4/2/13 12:59 Sara:
I JUST found the Spring palettes in CVS yesterday, to my shock and amazement. My tiny CVS almost never gets those displays. I bought the Going in to the Wild one and the swatches were quite pretty that I did. Gonna try it out tomorrow for a spring-inspired eye look.
4/2/13 13:09 Winni:
Bought them and like them! They look tacky, but the matte navy blue and matte brown are awesome! I also like the gold sparkle overcoat shade a lot. I still haven't seen the spring palettes here yet. :/
4/2/13 13:20 Blee:
Well Ill wait for your review. I do like the matte colors I see. Hope they are better than what you see.
4/2/13 14:11 charlotte:
All the reviews I have seen say they swatch really well. I do agree about the cheapo packaging and weird color combos. That copper color in the center of the second palette is absolutely gorgeous swatched.. and the glitter colors have gotten rave reviews, everyone was expecting flaky fallout city, but they go on very smooth. Tried Wags yesterday but they did not have them.. and STILL no spring LE in my area.
4/2/13 14:33 Mei:
Have gotten some recent palettes by them and have been pretty impressed but I'm not sure if I really care for these. They remind me of the cheapy play makeup my mum would buy for me when I was a kid.
4/2/13 16:37 Joyce:
I saw the display and was like, "ooh! limited edition wet n wild!" Then I saw the palettes and was like "lol no."
4/2/13 19:17 blueraccoon:
I saw these at Walgreens and was like "ooh, WnW…uh, no, pass" once I saw the colors. I did grab the two LE Color Icon palettes (Because I'm still kicking myself for missing the holiday ones) but this I can skip.
4/2/13 21:02 texaspeech:
i bought the one you have shown above. i've only tried a couple of colors and i like them. the copper as Charlotte states is gorgeous. I put it on top of a gold I had on today and I loved it. The ones meant for eyeliner, i used as crease stamp colors. the purple/slate looking color is actually gorgeous. so if you only use a few colors, it wasn't so much money and i thought they would be fun to try.
4/3/13 2:53 Katie T.:
Reviews for these have been terrible; I can tell from first glance that it looks horribly chalky.
4/3/13 16:17 Abryda:
Yeah I passed up on all the summer products they just didn't impress me. I love the original color icon palettes so much, but WnW just hasn't been able to duplicate the quality with anything else that has come out after that.
4/18/13 1:57 Melissa:
Are you ever going to swatch these by any chance? They seem so tacky and so 80s like they just dug them out of some old warehouse XD but I'm curious about a few of these shades.
4/26/13 3:11 Miss Maggie:
lol I bought both of them! It took a couple visits to decide whether or not I wanted to but I caved and got them, I actually really like them as odd as the color scheme of the palettes go. I think they look very 80s so as I was figuring out what to do with them I was like 80s summer here I come! I even thru on the Sweet Dreams album by the Eurythmics to help set the mood lol had some issues with fall out, 34120 is more dry and not AS pigmented as the 34121 but they are nice colors, pretty glittery but I have come up with some nice looks so far!


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Competition and entrepreneurship guide the economy to its most productive route. Reforms that nurture such an environment are needed, writes SUDIP BHATTACHARYYA
With growth stagnating at 4.4 per cent and inflation hovering at nine per cent, savings and investment dropping, the economy is crying for reforms. On Budget day, here is a list that the Government can start with.
Capital spending is needed as it will boost growth and the economy's potential. Gross domestic savings and gross fixed investment have dipped but are still at about 30 per cent of GDP. However, almost half of all savings are now directed into physical assets (such as gold) that bypass the financial system. The quality of capital investment has also fallen. While China devotes 2.7 per cent of its gross domestic product on health care via Government spending, India allots 1.2 per cent. The most productive kind of capital investment — made by private firms that build factories and buy machinery — has dropped from 14 per cent of GDP in 2008 to below 10 per cent today.
Another important reform measure is the expansion of the tax net (only three per cent of Indians pay tax) and it may also be necessary to tax the rich at a higher rate. The top marginal tax rate in Denmark was at 60 per cent in 2013. The US, with its pro-rich taxation policy, set its top rate at 40 per cent. In India, it is only 30 per cent.
The introduction of the Goods and Services Tax must also be expedited. This will make India a single market, and facilitate trade and commerce. Also, the rate of GST can be appropriately raised to combat inflation. In this regard, financial regulations must be strictly enforced to counter the tendency of unusual asset price increase.
The Government must also take steps to make India a hub for labour-intensive manufacturing. The time is just right for this as labour cost is rising in China, investors are wary of the Asian giant and looking for better prospects. At the same time, India's weaker rupee makes it competitive while its demographical advantages also come in handy.
Focus on small and medium enterprises in the domestic markets will go a long way in creating new jobs while and focus on large firms is needed for higher exports.
The Government should also seek to increase intra-regional trade by interfacing more with neighbours in South and South-East Asia.
Leading domestic brands should be encouraged so that they can become global brands with the state-of-the-art quality standards, technological excellence, scale, size and diversification. Eventually, they will set the standard for smaller companies to emulate. Sony and Toyota did this in Japan, and Samsung and Hyundai in South Korea.
Similarly, large family businesses must be encouraged to transform into professionally-run multinationals. They should put in place excellent corporate governance structured. Samsung, Lenovo and India's own Sun Pharmaceuticals are good examples.
With growth in consumerism, research and development must be promoted especially in the field of eco-friendly products. Even today Mahindra's expenditure on this count is less than three per cent of that of Volkswagen.
The public sector needs to be overhauled since it is afflicted by graft, inefficiency and incompetence. Specific problems that need to be addressed in this regard relate to price policies of public sector undertakings, under-utilisation of capacity, planning and construction of projects, labour and personnel management, and lack of autonomy. Disinvestment is one possible solution which can also substantially increase the Government's investable fund.
Ultimately, it is competition and entrepreneurship that guides the economy to its most productive route. These two factors were the prime accelerators of growth for the American economy as well, wherein a system of creative destruction has sustained nimble global firms and encouraged startups. India needs relevant policy reform to nurture such a facilitating environment in the country.
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Sunday, December 4, 2011
Rudolph the Red Nose S'mores Pop!
I think it's pretty obvious at this point that S'mores Pops are my boys favorite. They always ask for them so we try to think up new ways to make them fun. We decided to make these Rudolph S'mores Pops last week and we loved how cute they turned out to be!
We used graham crackers, jumbo marshmallows, chocolate cookie frosting, red candies, edible eyes, pretzels, and lollipops sticks.
We broke the long graham crackers in half. We cut out 2 different size circles with round cookie cutters. We had no problem at all with any of it breaking. Save the scraps to make the ears. Cut a jumbo marshmallow in half. Poke the stick through the marshmallow half. Squeeze chocolate cookie frosting on one side of the marshmallow. Press it down on one of the cut out circle graham crackers. Squeeze the cookie frosting on the top side of the marshmallow and press the other graham cracker round on top of that. Let it dry.
We cut out the ears from the edges of the graham cracker scraps. Attach them with the cookie frosting on the back side of the top round graham cracker. We broke our large pretzels to look like antlers. Attach them with cookie frosting on the back side of the round graham cracker.
Attach the smaller circle graham cracker cut out on top of the larger round cut out to make the nose with cookie frosting. Let that dry. Attach a red candy on top for the red nose. Attach the edible eyes with cookie frosting.
Here is a side view...
These Reindeer S'more Cookies were so fun and easy to make! I am sure kids would love these for a class party at school. Here are my happy little boys with their Reindeer Pops...
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They are very cute! You are so clever with these!ReplyDelete
Your site just gets cuter and cuter every time I visit. Have a wonderful Holiday season!ReplyDelete
adorable! i was just thinking how cute all the reindeer stuff is this year!ReplyDelete
What do you mean by "cookie frosting"? The kind you use on sugar cookies?ReplyDelete
So totally cool.... AGAIN! Love these!ReplyDelete
Thanks everyone! Tara...it's in a tube and it says cookie frosting made by Betty Crocker. I just love that stuff!ReplyDelete
Adorable Rudolph pops... and boys!ReplyDelete
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Very cute! We just tried to make these but the Graham cracker just crumbles or gets stuck in the cookie cutter. Do you have any tips for that?ReplyDelete
Thanks! Mine just popped right through. Are you using a plastic one? Maybe that is the problem?ReplyDelete
These are absolutely ADORABLE!! Would love for you to link up @ Find Your Craft Friday over on my blog... Have a great Friday!ReplyDelete
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I tried both plastic and metal and it happened with both. I'll try to find a new metal cookie cutter with sharper edges and hopefully it works. I wasn't sure if you had run into this problem, so I thought I'd ask! Thank you!ReplyDelete
Another darling creation~love 'em!ReplyDelete
I love your cake pops… and they would make a great addition to our party!ReplyDelete
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Hi, these are so cute! I was wondering, where did you get the different size circle cookie cutters? I want to make these for my daughters party but it's on Thursday...I'm hoping I can find everything at Wal-Mart? Thank you!ReplyDelete
Thanks! I got mine at World Market, but I am sure that Michaels, Joanns, or maybe Walmart has them. Just make sure they are metal and not plastic for cutting the graham crackers.ReplyDelete
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SFUSD considers allowing hats in schools, ending a policy discouraging cultural indicators
Just in time for baseball season, Giants hats may be allowed back into San Francisco public schools. A new Board of Education resolution may change the school district dress code to allow hats to be worn indoors in classrooms, a resolution that is also sparking conversations about cultural sensitivity.
The resolution, which the board will likely vote on April 8, would eliminate a San Francisco Unified School District no-hats policy, allowing schools to set their own dress codes individually as long as they've considered community input.
Some schools currently allow hats in schools in violation of district policy, but others have no-hat rules due to long standing conflation of hats with gang clothing, Board of Education Commissioner Matt Haney, who authored the resolution, told us.
"Our students should not be treated as a threat or a gang member because they wear hats," Haney said. "If the message we send to them is that the way they dress in their communities is somehow a threat, we should not be sending that message as a school system."
Hats seem like an unlikely starting point for a discussion about race and social justice, but Haney connects freedom of dress to the story of Trayvon Martin, whose tragic slaying many connected to negative assumptions due to wearing a hoodie, sparking a national "Million Hoodie Movement for Justice."
Haney said allowing hats in classrooms is one step of many ensuring students know they're accepted, and not viewed as a threat.
"When I went to a middle school to visit, they asked 'why we can't wear hats?' I said it's because people may think they're in gangs," Haney told the Guardian. "They looked at me like they had never heard anything so crazy or disrespectful in their lives."
In a world where some people view those dressed in a simple hoodie as a reason to fear a teenager, the change in dress code rules could be seen as rebellious. But not everyone is a fan.
"I'm both ways on it," Jackie Cohen, co-founder of the student tutoring program 100 Percent College Prep Institute, told the Guardian. "They should be able to express themselves as young people, but I don't think they're ready for the consequences that come with it."
The institute offers many workshops to youth in the Bayview, but one offered last October taught kids to be what Cohen calls a "social chameleon." The class taught code switching, when Cohen as how people change behavior based on social surroundings.
It's a concept that youth of color in her neighborhood grapple with every day. Do they wear a hoodie to a job interview? A hat in the classroom? How much slang should be used in any given conversation? How does the media portray them?
Teenage (and younger) members of 100 Percent College Prep Institute learn about code switching from adult peers in a workshop held in October. Photo courtesy of Jackie Cohen.
San Franciscans were treated to a glaring moment of code-switching violation at last year's NFC championship, when the 49ers were defeated by the Seattle Seahawks, whose cornerback Richard Sherman dissed 49ers player Michael Crabtree loudly in a TV interview, shouting, "Well, I'm the best corner in the game! When you try me with a sorry receiver like Crabtree, that's the result you gonna get! Don't you ever talk about me."


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The Summer Reading Program wraps up in style next week. Let me highlight some of the special events we have planned:
Monday, July 29 brings Zoozort at 10:00 a.m. Noelle Tarrant and her wonderful wild animals were here last year and were such a hit that we asked her to come again. Furry, scaly, or feathered, you're sure to like them all.
Tuesday evening magician Great Scott will be at the library with his Magical Archaeology Adventure. This family-friendly program kicks off at 6:30. Bring everyone – it's going to be a great show.
Wednesday morning, July 31, is our last craft program for the summer. Andrea Briese and her mom Jan have been our wonderful Wednesday artistic volunteers, and I am grateful for their help. Stop in at 10:00 that morning and let your creativity shine.
Thursday, August 1 finds me out at the Green Lake County Fair for an 11:00 story and dance time. (No, I'm not dancing. Katie Hazlewood will be teaching the kids some steps. I'm just going to stay out of her way and clap.) Thursday is also the final day to earn rewards for reading as part of the summer program. Kids who have been participating in Fang's Reading Program need to turn in their baseballs and ticket order. Those who have been playing "Ribbiting Reads Bingo" or becoming reading stars should turn in their last completed game sheets.
Our thanks to the Green Lake County Fair Committee, Pizza Hut, the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers Baseball club, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, and Cave of the Mounds for donating prizes for our readers this summer. We would also like to thank the Friends of the Caestecker Library for sponsoring many of the special performers we had visit this summer.
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• It happened on October 21, 2006 in The United Kingdom National Lottery. It generated some buzz around the world, because the lotto players were also professors! The players themselves stated that they used mathematics in designing their strategy. Actually, only one or two of the lottery club members were real professors ...
They had organized a lottery syndicate. The syndicate consisted of 17 staff members at Bradford University and College in Britain. The group started playing lotto together since 1994. They hadn't had spectacular success up until this year. They applied their winning strategy (playing all the lotto numbers) for the past four years only.
"We just thought that if all the numbers are in use, we must have a good chance of winning and it has proved so, though you never really think it will happen to you, " syndicate leader said.
Apparently, they played 17 tickets (17 lotto-6 combinations) in the 6 of 49 lotto game played in Britain. That amount of tickets - 17 - looks somehow odd (pun intended)!
• • I'll tell you the real mathematical story right here. I have been doing similar lottery strategies since the early 1990's. I call this type of lotto playing SHUFFLE. Nobody contests the fact that I was the first lottery analyst to come up with the idea and also the software. Matter of fact, my lotto shuffling software is still the only one sporting the feature.
It resembles shuffling a deck of cards. All the cards remain in the deck. In my shuffling method, all lotto numbers remain in the "deck", as it were. We play the numbers in 9 groups of 6 numbers apiece. If we play only 8 tickets, we miss one number: 49. Thus, we add lotto number 49 in the 9th line, and then complete the ticket by adding five numbers previously selected. The simplest method is shown - but it is strongly recommended not to play such tickets!
49, 1, 8, 15, 22, 30
I also released special software to handle LOTTO SHUFFLING. The programs have been freeware since no later than 1994:
The shuffling feature was added to far more powerful software, including freeware. There are two integrated lotto packages that boast the lotto-shuffling feature:
The feature is present in the POWER532.EXE and POWER632.EXE programs. The improvement went even higher: The Bright lotto software packages. Shuffling all lotto numbers is present in the Combine.exe programs. Here is a good example of playing all lotto 6/49 numbers as generated by Combine6.exe:
Cluster #1:
25 43 41 47 32 3
2 20 12 8 33 14
27 31 24 16 36 22
6 48 15 9 4 29
13 11 1 46 17 23
7 18 34 44 42 19
10 26 35 38 5 49
39 21 37 45 28 40
30 25 20 24 4 23
The cluster represents the group that contains all the lotto '6 of 49' numbers, which are unique, except for the last ticket. The last combination repeats 5 of the lotto numbers previously generated: 1 number from line #1, 1 from line 2, 1 from line 3, 1 from line 4, and 1 from line 5. By the way, none of the lines in a cluster repeat any 6-number groups from past lotto drawings. In a vast majority of cases, no past lotto combination will repeat in hundreds of thousands of drawings!
• • • I am NOT saying that the British syndicate used my strategy. I did NOT expressly give any player or group of players exact strategies of applying the lotto shuffle. But they might have had knowledge of the shuffle feature in my lotto software.Chances are good for that happening. My free software has a pretty large following worldwide. A number of visitors are referred to my web site via searches such as 'sixline lotto' or 'ion saliu six-line lottery groups' or 'lotto shuffle'.
Of course, IP addresses can be matched in the web server log files for quite some time back. I want to stress that my software is totally free — no strings attached. It is free — you win, all winnings are yours. Besides, the "shuffle" strategy applied by the professors is quite illogical. Why 17 tickets? Just 9 6-number combinations were needed. If they played two clusters, then 18 lotto tickets should have been played! Looks like they eliminated the last line in the second cluster so that every player played one ticket! Lucky they didn't eliminate the winning ticket!
Or, perhaps they were very efficient! A lotto 6/49 cluster consists of 8 6-number combinations. So they added two clusters to have 16 full 6-liners. The line #9 in each cluster consists of one number. They put together the two numbers in the last lines and added four more unique numbers. Thus, they came up with 17 tickets or one ticket per player. Payment-wise, that is; they played the tickets together.
• • • • The story reopened my appetite for my shuffling strategy. Granted, the early computers were inept at handling this type of combination generating strategy. The computer must be adequately fast to handle such a daunting task. Generating all the lotto clusters in lexicographic order involves very complex mathematics and very difficult computer science. Even the fast computers of today allow for random generation only; hence the term shuffle.
I run a faster computer now. I still can use a faster PC! I tried both the free lotto software (Pick632.EXE and Bright6) and my in-house software. The combination generator is slow even for cases with multiple-hit strategies.
I have a lottery data file (D6) with over 400,000 combinations (four hundred thousand). Most of you know that a D6 file consists of lotto- 6 real drawings on top of thousands of SIMulated lotto draws. I remember a time when the personal computers could barely handle data files with only 100 draws!
My free lotto software has this drawback that I fixed in version 4.0 of MDIEditor And Lotto WE: Inner filters. The inner filters cannot be disabled by the user. The frequency allowed by the inner filters is adequately statistics-wise - but not 100%. POWER632.EXE in Pick632.EXE automatically eliminates all the combinations in the D6 file - and then some. Deltas are applied to the past drawings as well. For example, this is a combination in the D6 lottery file:
6, 13, 26, 33, 38, 48
The following combinations will be eliminated (plus more!):
6, 13, 26, 33, 38, 48
5, 12, 25, 32, 37, 47
7, 14, 27, 34, 39, 49
My in-house lottery software can enable or disable the inner filters. The filter that eliminates all past combinations in the D6 file is also based on deltas, even tougher than in my freeware. That filter is 70% successful for an amount of over 400,000 lines in D6. That means that in 30% of the situations, the filter is lower than 400,000. The filter in my free lotto software is at least 80% successful.
In the free version -
The filter named FOUR reaches 1000 or more in many drawings. The filters FivR and FivS reach over 10,000 each in about 20% of the situations. If I run the SHUFFLE function in POWER632.EXE with D6 = 400,000 combinations and FivR = 10000 + FivS = 10000 the result is nothing! The program does not show a single cluster for a long run! There are at least 15 winning combinations every 100 lottery drawings! I know, my PC is at the minimum side of the speed spectrum today (733 MHz). I am certain (Saliu-certain, I should say!) that the above strategy should generate me a few lotto 6/49 clusters!
(Beginning 2008, my computer is a whole lot faster: Quad-core, 2.4 MHz, 4 GB RAM. It generates lotto combinations at high-speed; the amount of combinations is also higher.)
If I enable min_FOUR = 1000, the program generates some clusters, but slowly.
As I said, the TOTAL filter in my in-house loto software is a lot tougher. I only enable the deltas-past-draws and it moves very slowly. When I added FOUR to the fray - it all became very slow! Like a crocodile hunting the gods of the odds! I gotta be patient, like the lucky professors!
I discovered more evidence that the time of running is very important. That is, the probability to generate the winning combinations in the first few combinations is very low. I noticed with these types of runs: 1827 combinations and 914 combinations (actually, they were components of clusters). No duplicates encountered. The amount of winning combinations in the longest run is two times better than random play. The amount of winning combinations in the longest run is FOUR times better than the results in the low run (by comparison to the odds of winning).
That way I will say that patience is rewarded, especially for a strategy such as LOTTO SHUFFLE.
Ion Saliu
The winning lotto numbers were: 15, 18, 23, 31, 37, 49.
The combination passes the inner filters in LotWon lotto software or the inner filters in MDIEditor And Lotto WE.
V• That puzzle or game that I don't care about — Sudoku — certainly shows resemblance to my lotto clusters. (No debate, the Sudoku thing came to life a few years after my lotto clustering or shuffling was offered in shareware software in 1990-1991. Sudoku came to prominence in 2005.) All the numbers in the cluster (or 9x9 Sudoku grid) are unique. My old-timer lotto buddies did not miss the resemblance. Of course, they wanted me to write the best software there is to generate every possible Sudoku grid. But, what for? I'd rather write software to generate every possible lotto cluster — the effort can be worth millions, if not billions, of dollars over time.
The number of unique lotto clusters (groups containing all lotto numbers, all unique) is gigantically higher than total possible Sudoku grids. Today's computers are simply babies who can't walk, while asked to run Olympic dash races! I offered some accurate calculations regarding the number of possible lotto wheels transpositions (rotations, etc). Read:
The calculation of total lotto clusters involves the factorial (e.g. 49!). Today's computers can only generate random lotto clusters. Generating lexicographic clusters would take many, many years. My program Shuffle.exe can also generate lotto clusters. The software also shuffles all lotto numbers and randomly arranges them in one vector (line). The 49-number vector, for example, can be broken into 7 lines of 7 numbers each. Thus, a 49-number vector was converted to a 7-by-7 matrix.
My free combinatorial software PermuteCombine.EXE might be the only program today capable of generating every possible Sudoku grid. Actually, the Arrangements function in PermuteCombine.EXE is capable of such a daunting task (provided that a capable computer is available).
If you want to play with Sudoku — why so often? Wouldn't be a whole loto more rewarding to play with the all-lotto-number clusters? You can even eliminate 6-number combinations that came out in the past: The probability for their repeating is negligible in a lifetime. Meanwhile, playing (with) the all-lotto-number clusters offer a far-better-than-negligible chance to win big money.
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Attorney general announces arrest of fugitives for mortgage fraud
Nevada Attorney General Catherine Cortez Masto announced the arrest of William Chrissikopoulos, 43, of Las Vegas, and Lynda Finch-Estrada, 54, of Las Vegas on a warrant for various felony theft and fraud charges involving alleged operation of a mortgage lending fraud in Las Vegas.
Chrissikopoulos and Finch-Estrada made their first appearance in a Nevada courtroom on Tuesday and are scheduled for calendar call on Oct. 29.
Finch-Estrada, also known as Lynda Heath, was taken into custody by the U.S. Marshals Office on Aug. 26 at an apartment building in Las Vegas and was booked into the Clark County Detention Center.
Found in a flea market, Chrissikopoulos was taken into custody by the Rusk County Sheriff's Office in Henderson, Texas on July 28 and was extradited to Las Vegas and booked into CCDC on Aug. 28.
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The defendants are each charged with the following:
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- Two counts of theft by material misrepresentation in the amount of $3,500 or more from a person 60 years of age or older
- One count of theft by material misrepresentation in the amount of $650 or more
- Four counts of mortgage lending fraud
- One count of pattern of mortgage lending fraud
- One count of multiple transaction involving fraud and deceit in the course of enterprise or occupation
- Two counts of preventing or dissuading victim, person acting on behalf of a victim or witness from reporting a crime, commence prosecution or causing arrest
On July 17, co-defendant Alan J. Dornhuber, 64, of Las Vegas was arrested in Iowa by two Fort Dodge Police Department patrol officers after a suspicious incident in which he and another suspect attempted to conduct unannounced repairs on the roof a resident's home.
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We were all set for a crazy couple of weeks of following St. John's in the NCAA Tournament. Whoops. The Johnnies tapped into their inner Norm Roberts, upended by Gonzaga on Thursday night.
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Hi all Canadian Heads (especially those in or near Toronto),
Looking for a fun trip this weekend?
A good friend and I caught this act at the Hillside Festival (Guelph) last year .
This is not something to be missed.
"Introducing Sir Jerry" – This is the real Magical Mystery Tour
With Mr. Fantastic on guitar and the beautiful dancing girls for your pleasure (please give my best to the girls, I'm still in love)
This $5.00 trip is sure to please........
Buy the ticket.....Take the ride...............
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(This site takes a long time to load - but well worth it!)
All the best,
Playing in the Tower with Eyes on Fire in El Paso with a Cat
Oh. my oh my..will send some folks towards the Electric City Gardens.. Ohh would love to go to Rothbury..achhh I am geographically challlenged for that show but am already there in spirit and am soooo excited to hear what the boys play..send a note when your back. can't wait to hear of your kind adventures.
May the four winds roll you safely home...
from a girl in bc who wishes to be going to rothbury..
Hi Franklins
Glad Naam rang a bell. The Electric City Gdns serves fairly pricey but delish entrees - Toby was trained as a steak chef but he has branched way out - he made amazing special veggie dishes for us so it's not their regular fare, but the asparagus soup was divine =)
As for lack of BC heads, I think there's just very few of us here from Canada at all so we have this wide geographic spread - your arrival just extended it several hundred miles! We'll all keep working on recruiting as best we can...
I'm just so freaking excited that in 4 days... "SCHOOL'S OUT FOR SUMMER!!" to quote Alice Cooper. I'm going to kick it off with a reggae gig Thursday night at the Rivoli - Dub Trinity & the Idlers double bill - if you know anyone in the TO area, send'em down - we'll be looking for a hearty dancing crowd. Then Friday night at the good ol' Red Dog, Ptbo... Canada Day in Cavan, and then OFF TO ROTHBURY!!! Yeah, summer's starting right...
Love, K
Oh so nice to hear from you all. Playin in the..I enjoyed your take on my name same sentiment all the same :) funnily enuff was just talking about strawberry season with jenniferjuniper on set and she told me of a great place to pick your own in langely bc ..which i'll be doing this week.
Krs10 in pbrough.. I LOVE the Naam i eat there whenever i'm in the westside of vancouver..the miso gravy makes me cry its so good.. I have friends back in peterborough..the restaurant has a great name.. bet the food is fanfreakintastic what kind of food? i;ll pass the word along.
Somehow seems i hear more from my ontario bretheren than the bc folk..ahh go figure.. Happy Solstice hope to hear from you again soon.
Great to hear from you all peace and blessings to you
" You got a smile soo bright you know you coulda been a candle..."
Hey Franklin's
I just had dinner at a place here in Peterborough I didn't know existed - Electric City Gardens - turns out the owner, Toby, used to also own the Naam in Kitsilano back in '74. Don't know if you've ever eaten there, but it's a pretty cool place with a longstanding good veggie vibe. Anyway, thinkin of ya!
Marjelaine a trouvé ce site il y a 2 ans. GD et aussi JGB, Ratdog... Une semaine le premier set, le 2ième la semaine suivante. Excellent.
Partageons l'AMOUR! Richard.
Blown away by recent postings - Wow.
Free to I-pod owners. Just go on the Apple site. And search for the Dead Pod. It will be well worth your time. Hosted by a guy dubbed "The professor". It starts with a breif intro and then the music plays straight through with a small closing statement. Enjoy.
Hey man,
Looks like I got your pseudonym (nice word eh) wrong. Frankinsfanatic vs. Franklinsfantastic. Anyway same conotation if you look at it a certain way.
Thanks for the kind thoughts.
Playing in the Tower with Eyes on Fire in El Paso with a Cat
P.S. It's strawberry season, don't miss your local crop. It just doesn't get any better.
Hey All: Well, Playing in the..thanks for sharing your Franklins story. Ya we all have some some song that just hits a certain chord and that is the one for me..love the lyrics and the help ..slip ...into.. My favorite to listen to was a show the Silver Bowl Las Vegas in 1993..i saw it live and it was the best Franklin's ever..light and dancing and magical..gives me shivers to think about it and the kindess of the strangers that were friends i hadn't met yet..great times.
Nice to hear someone elses experience. Wish i sawmore shows this time around find it a little hard here up North but there is such a great network of folks on the bus like yourself makes it easier to continue to "see the light once in a while if you look at it right" ..it's a state of mind..Nothing left to do but smile smile smile...
p.s still love to hear of any local events in Vancouver BC
cheers and blessings ..warms my heart and fills me with many grateful memories
foreverdead in vancouver :)
Deadhead in Vancouver
Hi all,
Back at the family cottage this weekend. First trip this year. Needed something extra mellow during our tidy up (as per request from my lovely wife). Well I put on American beauty. It's been a while since it struck me so.....American Beauty at the cottage.....aaaahhhhh....so perfect...anyway.....
Playing in the Tower with Eyes on Fire in El Paso with a Cat


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Anyone have an, "OMG black goggle Catwoman moment!" when they saw that promo image?
MAC Zoom Water Fast Lash, Catwoman's mascara of choice.
Anyone have an, "OMG black goggle Catwoman moment!" when they saw that promo image?
MAC Zoom Water Fast Lash, Catwoman's mascara of choice.
MAC partners once again with designer Marcel Wanders to create a limited edition collection. If you recall the prior collection was all about the dark and elegant. This sequel brings the light to the front of the line an elegant and beautiful Spring Collection.
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MAC Too Supreme contains several new click style lipglass pens.
I swoon.
Seriously, I have a think for click pen glosses, hello, I own way too many Stila Lipglazes. This is the first time MAC has introduced a click pen to my knowledge so I'm kinda chuffed solid about the this new collection.
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Hey guys!
This is just a little updated post on the MAC Chen Man Love Water Collection as yesterday I didn't have any images to go along with the release info. My original thoughts about the colors used in the promo image have changed slightly as it does seem many of the shades are actually in the collection but they look way more neon on her lids than they do in the pan. I'd say the shades are more pastel here versus the promo model's lids and lips looking more bright neon. What say you?
Take a look tell me what you think, keep in mind the post reads as it did yesterday just the images changed!
Chen Man has teamed up with MAC to create an unusual color collection.
I have some musings on this one, take a look, tell me what you think!Read More...
Today's beauty abroad lemmings are brought to you by Sleek.
Fans of Sleek's incredible blushes no longer need to be faced with the dilemma of choosing a single shade, well, at least for a limited time they won't because now you can indulge in Sleek Blush By 3.
Not one Sleek Blush shade, not even two, but three of 'em in a single compact for your greedy beauty ways.
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