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Mailbox app for iPhone is now available, waitlist is about 380,000 people long
0. phoneArena 08 Feb 2013, 03:56 posted on
This email client for the iPhone has generated so much hype, that Orchestra had to build a waitlist for fear of crashing...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
posted on 08 Feb 2013, 05:29
1. bubba78 (Posts: 57; Member since: 23 May 2011)
Only 164,189 people in front of me...Yeah this is going to take awhile!!!
posted on 08 Feb 2013, 06:07
2. drahmad (Posts: 480; Member since: 20 Aug 2011)
why is mailbox so important, why not apple's built in client?
posted on 08 Feb 2013, 06:53
3. INF1N1TY (banned) (Posts: 14; Member since: 06 Feb 2013)
I thought the same thing. Maybe they just don't like the mail app and thinks that the Mailbox app is better.
posted on 08 Feb 2013, 10:36
4. casperspirits (Posts: 15; Member since: 20 Sep 2012)
To Maxwell R, the editor. How much did they pay you to write this post???
posted on 08 Feb 2013, 12:37
5. downphoenix (Posts: 3165; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
I'll have to check out the video and such later. I just dont see why so much excitement for an email client but yea.


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"In Our Family" Photo Exhibit and Women's Center Open House
Monday, February 25, 2013 at 4:00pm to 5:00pm
Women's Center, Library 22 Upper College Rd, University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI 02881, USA
In celebration of 10 years of the Women's Center residing at 22 Upper College Road we invite you to attend an open house and reception for the Family Diversity Project's national touring exhibit "In Our Family."
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The Secret Of The Sphinx
Geronimo Stilton Graphic Novel : Book 2
The popular children's story appears in graphic novel form for the first time in the U.S., with stories never seen in America. This time, Geronimo Stilton and friends must travel back in time to Ancient Egypt! The Pirate cats, jealous that the face of a man was placed on the body of the Sphinx, are determined to coerce the Pharaoh into changing the face of this monument. It's up to Geronimo and co. to travel back in time and stop the Pirate Cats before it's too late.
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Born in New Mouse City, Mouse Island, Geronimo Stilton is Rattus Emeritus of Mousomorphic Literature and of Neo-Ratonic Comparative Philosophy. He is the director of The Rodent's Gazette, New Mouse City's most widely read daily newspaper.
Stilton was awarded the Ratitzer Prize for his scoops on The Curse of the Cheese Pyramid and The Search for Sunken Treasure. He has also received the Anderson 2001 Prize for Personality of the Year. One of his bestsellers won the 2002 eBook Award for world's best ratling electronic book. In 2006 he won the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards and in 2008 he won the Cartoomics prize 'Beyond Comics'. His works have been published all over the globe.
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Black-eyed Susan
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Rudbeckia | |
Scientific classification | |
Kingdom: | Plantae |
Division: | Magnoliophyta |
Class: | Magnoliopsida |
Order: | Asterales |
Family: | Asteraceae |
Genus: | Rudbeckia |
Species: | R. hirta |
Binomial name | |
Rudbeckia hirta L. |
Black-eyed Susan Rudbeckia is one of at least four genera within the flowering plant family Asteraceae whose members are commonly known as coneflowers. Blackeyed Susan is a common Missouri native wildflower which typically occurs in open woods, prairies, fields, roadsides and waste areas throughout the State.
The name was given by Carolus Linneaus in honor of his teacher at Uppsala University, Professor Olof Rudbeck the Younger (1660-1740), and his father, Professor Olof Rudbeck the Elder (1630-1702), both of whom were botanists.
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Miguel Migs, who as new album 'Outside the Skyline' shows, is now moving well and truly beyond the limitations of the house scene in which he first made his name. His deep seated love of reggae and dub shines strongly through as well as his passion for classic rock, blues, funk and soul.
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New to Los Angeles, Hosanna Clark, a farm worker from Texas, befriends Holocaust survivor Gilda Rosenstein. Together they build a cosmetics company and a deep friendship. Then Gilda disappears, taking with her the company's assets. The loss leaves Hosanna financially ruined and emotionally damaged. Years later, after her death, Hosanna's daughter will look to collect the debt Gilda owes.
In addition to her novels, Bebe Moore Campbell is the author of several nonfiction books including Successful Women, Angry Men, which explores the changing dynamics within families. Narrator Caroline Clay masterfully takes us through the heartaches and the victories of this emotional journey.
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I've read two of Campbell's books prior to this one - 72 Hour Hold and Your Blues Ain't Like Min. What You Owe Me is more of a multi-character sketch like Your Blues Ain't Like Mine. It's interesting and I like Campbell's how people's lives fit together style. If connected character sketches is your thing, you'll enjoy this book.
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"She brings a whole different dimension to the (No.) 9 slot. She's swinging a great bat in all types of situations. She's really giving us a lift."
Bob Coolen
"I've been trying to find that in him all season. He has a whole other dimension that we haven't seen yet. I have seen the finesse, but I want to see the power and aggressiveness."
Clint Durley
"Is there one image, ... that symbolizes to you the dimension of what happened?"
Diane Sawyer
"He never used the phrase 'ethical foreign policy'; instead, he said there should be an 'ethical dimension' to foreign policy."
Denis MacShane
"The dimensions of videogame characters, even when they're scanned from real people, are beefed up with exaggerated proportions in games like Def Jam: Fight for NY to give them more pop."
Cliff Bleszinski
"It adds a little dimension to it. I know quite a few of the players. But it's a game for the students -- for the players, the cheerleaders. The school's been very supportive of it just because it's been such a great learning experience for all the student-athletes."
Byron Schunk
"This is a phenomenon that has now clearly taken a European dimension."
Didier Houssin
"They're big targets, it's nice to throw to them. I'm very happy. It brings a whole new dimension to our offense that we haven't had in the past. It makes it a lot harder for teams to defend us."
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Mirror's Edge is now free for Nokia Lumia smartphones
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1. Samsomesh (Posts: 195; Member since: 11 Jun 2012)
PA have'nt you heard SGSIV rumors... I heard it has quad core 2 Ghz processor.!!!
2. bbblader (Posts: 590; Member since: 24 Oct 2011)
wrong topic dude seriously?
14. PhenomFaz (Posts: 1236; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
dude i love sammy too but stop TROLLING!
Irrelevant post on article...get it?
3. Samsomesh (Posts: 195; Member since: 11 Jun 2012)
Actually you're right but I dont' care.!!
5. Just_a_boy (Posts: 183; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
yeah! Already downloading it...
6. SemperFiV12 (Posts: 948; Member since: 09 Nov 2010)
Can't get my Lumia soon enough!
7. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 4166; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Haven't tried the phone version but the pc version is wicked... I'm hoping for the same too.
8. TrainFromUkraine (Posts: 79; Member since: 26 Mar 2012)
It's an awsome game! I guess I won't be getting my $3 back :(
9. Cyan3boN (Posts: 445; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
hmm, the original mirrors edge was first person. still this looks interesting
11. papss (unregistered)
Free is my best friend. Just switched to WP8 from Android and this is a great addition on my new phone
12. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Oh, so THAT is what took so long with the update yesterday. Full version for free, yippee!
13. downphoenix (Posts: 3165; Member since: 19 Jun 2010)
I wonder why EA refuses to release this on Android.


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Single, pure white blooms turn light green as flowers age. Cool weather can produce pink-tinged flowers. Handsome dark green foliage. First-year blooming. Great garden perennial and ideal for indoor holiday decorating.
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text: Get the Most Out of GCal, Thunderbird, and LightningKyle Pott9/06/07 6:00pmFiled to: Thunderbird TipEmailGoogleGoogle CalendarLinuxMacMozillaThunderbirdWindows13EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink A few extensions, hacks and a little elbow grease can turn your vanilla installation of Thunderbird into a powerful productivity app. Mark Shuttleworth recently professed to us that he uses Thunderbird for email and Evolution for calendar management. While Mark's confession was enough to push me away from Gmail's web interface and onto Thunderbird full-time, having separate apps for email and calendar management makes no sense. The Ubuntu Forums has a detailed thread that shows how you can get the most out of Thunderbird by using the Lightning extension and Google Calendar. Using Google Calendar, Thunderbird and Lighting to full effect [Ubuntu Forums]


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No matter how you use or wear it, leather is always a hallmark of quality and distinction, which is why we love this very sophisticated-looking mouse and USB hub, from Earth Trek. The mouse is the two-button style, with handy scroll wheel. The four-port USB hub looks exactly like the mouse, sans buttons and wheel. We wanted to suggest either one as a great Father's Day gift, but strangely, pricing and availability could not be found on the Earth Trek website, which is based in Hong Kong. We still hope these elegant accessories make their way to US shores soon…
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The most commonly used form of artificial intelligence is neural networking, software that operates in ways that mimic the human brain. But where the software scores is, unlike a human, it can work from hundreds of pieces of data simultaneously.
Credit-reference agencies have used neural networking for 10 years or so. Their databases store information and patterns of behaviour of people and corporations prior to insolvency. The software can then pick up warning signs that predict bankruptcy.
Bradford University is one of the country's leading bodies working on neural networks. Nick Wilson, its professor of credit management, says: "You can monitor a huge range of variables."
To predict a company's impending financial crisis can involve examining a range of factors that might not otherwise be obvious warning signs, says Professor Wilson. These might include changing the auditor, increased audit fees, late filing of accounts, qualifications of accounts, and any resignations of directors, as well as more usual factors such as liquidity ratios, gearing, speed of payment of bills, and profit levels.
Even an increase in turnover may be a warning indicator, as organisations in distress may sell fixed assets as a way out of immediate crisis, while reducing a business's viability in the longer term.
It is only in the past few months that the potential of neural networking has become clear. Improvements in computer processing have allowed sums that once took a full day to take just a minute.
Tom O'Brien, a partner in Andersen Consulting, says: "The biggest application is in the financial services arena, especially for brokers in futures and options, looking at spreads and prices." Auditors might use neural networks to better pick out fraud, distress signals and weak performance. Insurers might use neural computing to improve their marketing, highlighting customers who are covered for car and household insurance, but not for life cover. Banks are adopting the systems to improve their mail shots, to eradicate the practice of encouraging customers to apply for loans that would actually be refused.
"You can use it to match customers to products, and predict demand," says Mr O'Brien. He says it could also prevent poor service, anticipate customer complaints, and apologise for service problems.
A number of banks are looking neural networks for fund management. It may be used alongside share-tracking programmes so that computer software would not simply follow the market, but could predict it as well. But neural networks have limitations in their effectiveness. While they can predict bankruptcy, they are unable to justify their predictions. This is a drawback for credit-reference agencies the lenders who use them.
One solution is to use other forms of artificial intelligence alongside neural networks. So-called "fuzzy logic" can back-up the results of neural networking. And "genetic algorithms" can explain the outcome to outsiders, by examining the results and relating them to agreed criteria.
SearchSpace, which is providing the Stock Exchange's software, is running the three models alongside each other. Konrad Feldman, a consultant with SearchSpace, says: "Genetic algorithms can produce rules which are transparent."
But however good the software is, it does not in cure the problem of illegal share dealing, and may not provide the proof needed for conviction. "Prosecution is not something we are involved in. The burden of proof is a different matter," says Mr Feldman. "We can provide the reasons behind something suspicious, and give the mitigating circumstances."
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"My young son asked me what happens after we die. I told him we get buried under a bunch of dirt and worms eat our bodies. I guess I should have told him the truth - that most of us go to Hell and burn eternally - but I didn't want to upset him."
Jack Handy
"Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way when you criticize them, you are a mile away from them and you have their shoes."
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"I am so clever that sometimes I don't understand a single word of what I am saying."
Oscar Wilde
"Have you ever noticed that anybody driving slower than you is an idiot, and anyone going faster than you is a maniac?"
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"When I say, "I love you," it's not because I want you or because I can't have you. It has nothing to do with me. I love what you are, what you do, how you try. I've seen your kindness and your strength. I've seen the best and the worst of you. And I understand with perfect clarity exactly what you are. You're a hell of a woman."
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An amazing Italian synth.
Do not sell ever. If so, not for less than 850$
Pros: Built quality is great, nice large lcd screen. Keyboard feel is decent. Lots of knobs an sliders....hmm yes it's built great but SOUND is where it's at, right?
THE CON: SOUND. IMO this thing sounded very flat and drowned in tons of effects. The presets are as everyone has said, Horrible. To me it sounded like a Korg rompler trying to do analog/synth type sounds, not too spectacular.
Look elsewhere if your looking for a VA synth.
5 for built quality, -3 for the sound = 2
The Cons: I think the ribbon would be better off being set verticly instead of horizontally. No Audio In =(...This would make the synth a whole bunch better by adding a vocoder or something like that. The arpegiator is a little weak, but I think I might just be jaded by the Nova II's (Which I was able to play with a bit). So I'm not sure...it is still pretty flexible. The effects section isnt great, but it is there, and it helps out still. =)
All in all, I think it is a great synth...probably not the best 'only synth'. It can make some CRAZY outer-space/sci-fi sounds and other various sound effects. I have also made some Moogy Type sounds. Also, if you arent into programing, I would not recommend this board. The Presets are, lightly put, CRAP. With the recent price drop (From $2000 to $1200ish, and now $999) it is a GREAT Value. I'm sure if you have read other reviews you have heard "You will either Hate it, or Love it"...I for one, LOVE IT!
In sum, if you are looking for power, something intuitive, excellent hands-on control, and incredible sound, built like a WWII tank, then this is a welcome addition to your setup, not to mention cheap$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. –poison drinker


text: These Are the Streets You Want to Avoid When You're Riding Your BikeRobert Sorokanich5/18/14 11:00amFiled to: bike monthbike safetybikescyclescyclistscyclingbicyclingbicyclesbicycledata viz593EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Whether you're a commuter or a leisure rider, when you head out on your bicycle you want to be safe. That could mean wearing a helmet, making sure your bike's tuned up, or avoiding the streets where the most bicycle crashes happen. That last part just got a little easier, thanks to these data-derived maps by You Are Here. Based on police data from reported bicycle crashes in 11 U.S. cities, these interactive maps let you zoom in to the neighborhood, street, or intersection where each reported crash occurred, and even explore the site with Google Street View. Some interesting trends become visible: for instance, if you're cycling in Manhattan, pretty much don't ever ride on a north-south avenue. Naturally, the most bike-busy streets have the highest concentration of bike accidents—no dead-end is going to match the cyclist carnage of, say, Los Angeles's Olympic Avenue, the site of 72 crashes in 2012. But it's interesting and helpful to see where the biggest problems are, so that maybe you can avoid them on your next ride. Advertisement Advertisement Use these statistics, so you don't become a statistic. [You Are Here]Reply59 repliesLeave a reply


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Soldiers with 3rd Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, Rakkasans, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), secure Landing Zone Red Crow during the full dress rehearsal for Operation Golden Eagle here April 8, 2014. The four-day exercise was the first brigade-size air assault operation conducted by the 101st Airborne Division in more than a decade and featured Soldiers from 3rd BCT and 101st Combat Aviation Brigade' Wings of Destiny' moving more than 1,100 Soldiers and sling-loading more than 20 pieces of equipment. (Photo by Staff Sgt. Joel Salgado, 3rd BCT Public Affairs)
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Ireland » County » Cork City » Bed & Breakfasts »
Briarville Bed & Breakfast, Douglas, Cork Telephone: +353-21-4891597 firstname.lastname@example.com
Briarville Bed & Breakfast Douglas Cork is situated just 5 minutes walk from Douglas village and 10 minutes from Rochestown Road. The Bed and Breakfast Accommodation consists of en-suite bedrooms, dining and sitting rooms. All bedrooms also have tea or coffee-making facilities, WiFi and multi-channel cable TV. Guests are most welcome to use the conservatory, garden and patio areas as well.
Briarville Bed and Breakfast is Eleanor Tobin's B&B on the South-side of Cork City, in County Cork, Ireland. A traditional bed and breakfast guesthouse with a lovely homely atmosphere, close to Cork City centre. The B&B has off-road parking and excellent public transport links to the City and within walking distnce of Douglas Village
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Apart from the local interests, Cork is an ideal centre for exploring the highly scenic South Coast of Ireland - particularly the noted areas of West Cork and Kerry. All the main and rural roads in these areas are reached easily from Briarville, and its central-South Ireland location forms an ideal base or stopping-off point.
With easy access to and from the Cork ferry port and Cork airport, the Location of the guesthouse is an ideal base for Cork City and its many tourist attractions. These include the Jazz festival, Cork Opera, Everyman Theatre, Crawford Gallery, Fota Wildlife Park and numerous local golf courses. Nearby are Douglas, Mahon and Monkstown GC's with Fota Island, Cork GC and The Island to the East, and Kinsale Golf Club, Lee Valley and The Old Head to the West. As the Bed & Breakfast is only a few minutes drive from the South Ring Road, access to all the tourist attractions to the East and West is unrivalled.
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Query Result
Reference (Medline Link) Patient Isolate GenBank Link Rx Data Mutation Data Subtype Seq. Method
Sequence Alignment
Aligned AA (compared to consensus B)
Composite Alignment
%AA variants by position
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Abbreviations: AZT:zidovudine, DDI:didanosine, DDC:zalcitabine, 3TC: lamivudine, D4T:stavudine, ABC:abacavir, ADV:adefovir
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Queries that enable retrieval of databse sequences according to specific codon and/or mutated amino acid definitions.
Tabular Query Results
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Retrieves sequences containing insertions. In the initial query page, users may specify gene and species parameters.
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
26 comments:
- alexkeller said...
can't imagine borrowing...i'd have a hard time giving it back! but you have inspired me! am trying to get motivated to clean out the work space and start fresh!
- April 20, 2010 at 12:09 AM
- Sher said...
Oh, the first necklace is just too pretty for words! I wouldn't want to give it back too:)
xx - April 20, 2010 at 12:55 AM
- Chic 'n Cheap Living said...
Oy if it was that first piece or a highly coveted YSL vintage piece - yes!
- April 20, 2010 at 1:20 AM
- Brigadeiro said...
WOW! Stunning pieces!
xx - April 20, 2010 at 2:27 AM
- nicole said...
wow what a great concept, but I'd have a hard time giving things back haha. great picks D, I esp love the art deco cuff and the starburst earrings. be sure to take photos of your outfit(s)!
- April 20, 2010 at 2:42 AM
- Tebonin said...
Amazing necklaces...
I wish I could wear one of them in my life even just only once. - April 20, 2010 at 7:18 AM
- Sarade said...
I haven't heard of this. But I am weird about borrowing or lending clothes and accessories. If I wear it, I want it to be mine, and if I allowed someone else to wear it, I don't think I'd want it again. It's not about germs, it's about feeling truly me. That being said, I don't think I'd want to give these necklaces back!
- April 20, 2010 at 8:32 AM
- daisychain said...
Oh wow the first necklace!
- April 20, 2010 at 10:10 AM
- Jennifer said...
The pieces are truly gorgeous. I tried to rent a dress for my birthday but found the process very difficult and timely. It was hard to get my dress choice on the date I needed. I recommend ordering well in advance.
- April 20, 2010 at 10:39 AM
- Every Little Counts said...
that art deco cuff is to die for.
i've never used rent the runway, and i can't imagine that i ever would, but it seems like a good idea for some people. let me know what you think...if you end up using them. - April 20, 2010 at 10:41 AM
- Scientific Housewife said...
Love those last earrings. I don't think I'd ever go to something that needed me to rent from there.
- April 20, 2010 at 11:07 AM
- Sheena said...
I love all of these pieces! I especially love that Badgley Mischka cuff. I've never tried RenttheRunway, but it'd seem like such a tease to me, because I wouldn't be able to keep it!
- April 20, 2010 at 12:28 PM
- Jaime @ La vie...J'aime said...
I love that they added jewelry and accessories! I rented a dress for New Year's Eve... loved it!
- April 20, 2010 at 4:56 PM
- Pink Blog Girl said...
Gorgeous!I especially love the first necklace. Personally, I would be way to nervous to borrow jewelry like this! I would be afraid of doing something to it! :)
- April 20, 2010 at 8:23 PM
- Eyeliah said...
oh my gosh that Sunken Treasure – good luck with the site!
- April 20, 2010 at 8:42 PM
- the clothing menu said...
these are all amazing! too bad i don't have a red carpet event to go to!
- April 20, 2010 at 10:36 PM
- la petite fashionista said...
I lovelovelove the concept. it'd be amazing to have some fantastic baubles to wear to an event! (although i'm quite a klutz, I don't know if I'd trust myself with such pricey pieces)!
- April 21, 2010 at 12:12 AM
- vint junky said...
Oh i would so frightened of damaging or losing a piece, i'm such a klutz.
These pieces are incredible elegant but edgy
xx - April 21, 2010 at 6:34 AM
- Anka Papuli said...
This isn't about the rentability of these wares, which is great btw. I just wanted to point out how much I LOVE the Sunken Treasure Necklace by Subversive and Liz Nugget Necklace by Gemma Redux! I'm not sure I'll ever get sick of the statement necklace and I totally love how gritty these are.
www.etsy.com/shop/ankapapuli - April 21, 2010 at 2:28 PM
- Mad Coco said...
that first bib style necklace is just amazing!
- April 21, 2010 at 7:01 PM
- Taylor Sterling said...
I have not tried it in fear I won't want to give it back! I think it is a cool idea!
- April 21, 2010 at 9:36 PM
- Kb said...
I love that Subversive necklace! I guess I'd be too scared of breaking the pieces but it'd be great to get something decent for a special occasion. I've just Google the Subversive website and the stuff is fabulous, I might have to rent a piece!
- April 21, 2010 at 10:38 PM
- Kristin said...
I would be too afraid I'd lost them!
- April 22, 2010 at 11:45 PM
- DailyDivaDish said...
I've not tried RTR yet...but after seeing that art deco cuff, I may just have to. Beautiful!
XO Piper - April 25, 2010 at 9:46 AM
- Paulina said...
I wouldn't want to borrow... these pieces are all so gorgeous. I could never give it back.
- April 25, 2010 at 5:22 PM
- On the Glam said...
I love that first bib necklace. As in, can i has?
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Members of Congress and state agencies have raised questions about complaints that some Medicare Advantage (MA) organizations and their agents inappropriately marketed their health plans to Medicare beneficiaries. Inappropriate marketing may include activities such as providing inaccurate information about covered benefits and conducting prohibited marketing practices. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is responsible for oversight of MA organizations and their plans. The Government Accountability Office (GAO) was asked to examine (1) the extent to which CMS has taken compliance and enforcement actions, (2) how CMS has helped beneficiaries affected by inappropriate marketing and the problems beneficiaries have encountered, and (3) information CMS has about the extent of inappropriate marketing. To do this work, GAO reviewed relevant laws and policies; analyzed Medicare data on beneficiary complaints, compliance actions and enforcement actions; and interviewed officials from CMS and selected state departments of insurance, state health insurance assistance programs, and MA organizations.
CMS took compliance and enforcement actions for inappropriate marketing against at least 73 organizations that sponsored MA plans from January 2006 through February 2009. While the number of MA organizations varied during that time period, 192 MA organizations offered MA plans as of March 2009. Actions taken ranged from initial notices of noncompliance and warning letters to more punitive measures, such as civil money penalties and suspensions of marketing and enrollment. Nineteen of the 73 MA organizations had multiple types of actions taken against them. CMS helped beneficiaries who experienced inappropriate marketing by providing special election periods (SEP) through which beneficiaries could disenroll from their MA plan and enroll in new coverage without waiting for the twice yearly regular enrollment periods. However, some beneficiaries experienced financial or access-to-care problems as a result of inappropriate marketing that could not be addressed by a SEP. Financial hardships occurred, for example, when beneficiaries disenrolled from their MA plans and the withholding of premiums from Social Security for their former MA plan was not stopped promptly. In other cases, beneficiaries did not realize they had been enrolled in an MA plan until they tried to access services. Some of these beneficiaries experienced disruption of their access to providers and medications because their providers did not participate in the MA plan. CMS has limited information about the number of beneficiaries who experienced inappropriate marketing. Some beneficiaries who experienced inappropriate marketing may have exercised their option to disenroll from their MA plans during regular enrollment periods and might not have notified CMS of the marketing problems they encountered. For example, about 21 percent of beneficiaries disenrolled during the regular enrollment periods in 2007 from one type of MA plan that CMS officials acknowledged had a high incidence of inappropriate marketing. However, CMS discontinued a survey after 2005 that collected information on reasons for disenrollment and could have provided important information about the extent to which the disenrollments were the result of inappropriate marketing. CMS officials said that they plan to reinstitute a survey on disenrollment reasons in late summer 2010. CMS also has limited information about the number of beneficiaries who experienced inappropriate marketing because it did not directly track the number of SEP disenrollments. CMS did estimate the number of SEPs it provided for inappropriate marketing, but its estimates were based on data that were unreliable.
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Recommendation: To improve CMS's oversight of MA organizations and its ability to appropriately target interventions, the Administrator of CMS should gather more information on the extent of inappropriate marketing and the types of problems beneficiaries experienced as a result of inappropriate marketing. As part of this effort, CMS should directly track retroactive and prospective SEPs provided for inappropriate marketing.
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His secretary committed suicide to shield him over the Recruit scandal.
During an earlier period as finance minister, he was accused of misappropriating funds, and the 'Takeshita faction' within the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) was renowned as the most spectacularly corrupt of all the political groupings.
But if you travel across the mountains of Shimane prefecture in southern Japan to Mr Takeshita's home constituency, little of this bad odour sticks to his name. On the contrary, perseverance and an ability to roll with the political punches in Tokyo has increased the local stature of this silver-haired 70-year-old.
'I was criticised for things I had nothing to do with,' he told a gathering of his constituents - mostly rice farmers and sake brewers - during the election campaign in July last year. 'I will compensate you during my entire political life for causing you concern,' he added with a humble bow, to rapturous applause.
And compensate them he has. For 35 years the relatively poor, unindustrialised farming districts of Shimane have been returning Mr Takeshita to the Diet in exchange for government funds of all descriptions: agricultural subsidies, construction projects for motorways and tunnels through the mountains, schools and hospitals. The Transport Ministry has a rule that provides one airport for each of Japan's 47 prefectures: Shimane has three.
'Political corruption', in the Western sense of an elected representative illicitly taking a reward for providing favours to a specific interest group, is not regarded as inherently wrong in Japan. It is seen as an extension of the system of giving gifts and providing incentives that stretches through the business world and society at large, binding individuals and groups together in mutual ties of obligation and duty.
Public opinion only becomes critical when politicians are seen to be too greedy and start welshing on their obligation to deliver the appropriate share from Tokyo's bottomless pork barrel. Otherwise, politicians have little power: the real decisions on the direction of the economy, the education system and the national infrastructure are taken by notoriously incorruptible bureaucrats.
The normal term used in Japanese for a politician caught taking a bribe is o- shoku, which means 'defiling one's job'. The sense is that by being careless enough to have the matter revealed in public, the official has brought dishonour on his elevated position. There is no moral overtone of having done something intrinsically wrong.
For this reason, when allegations of bribe-taking are made in the Diet, the standard line of defence is that the politicians' private secretaries or aides took the money, about which they themselves knew nothing. This is followed by several humble bows. The big man does not lose face, junior aides are not worth prosecuting anyway, and everyone is satisfied.
But this cosy hypocrisy was shattered by the Recruit scandal at the end of the 1980s and again by the Sagawa scandal in 1992. In both cases, however, the outrage surrounding the scandals was a harbinger of much deeper social tensions and the reluctance of the political structure to come to terms with them, rather than the impropriety of political bribe-taking as such.
Recruit, an employment agency, was found to have secretly given large tranches of its own shares to politicians, including cabinet ministers, in exchange for political favours.
The central issue was not money, although the sums involved were considerable, but the timing. The scandal came at the height of the 'bubble economy', when Japan's equitable wage system was dissolving under the weight of speculative gains made on the stock and property markets. Those with new money began to flaunt it conspicuously, causing resentment among those who were not so lucky.
When Recruit broke, it became a vehicle for criticising the wider phenomenon of easy money in a normally conservative society. But once the 'bubble' deflated, the memories of Recruit quickly faded. Kiichi Miyazawa, forced to resign in disgrace as finance minister in 1988, was sufficiently rehabilitated in 1991 to become prime minister.
The Sagawa scandal was in some senses even more cynical. Towards the end of the 1980s various faction bosses within the ruling LDP began to suspect that one of the party godfathers, Shin Kanemaru, was planning to split the party and launch his own political grouping. To do this he would need a lot of cash, and one of the main suppliers turned out to be Sagawa Kyubin, a trucking company seeking political favours to expand its business.
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for the second half of the self-portrait assignment {a series of objects representing you}, i set up a little still life. but, i couldn't decide if it was too busy with the way i initially envisioned, so i did a simpler style too.
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i lOVE the second one! the background color is perfect.
these items remind me of my best friend... i imagine that those who know you personally can tell that these things are "you."
in my humble opinion, good job! :)
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I like the first one. I think for you, the second one is not as dramatic and colorful and that is what I like about you. Second definetely!
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gretagreenthumb wrote: Wow, the spider quilt is so cute and bright. I love bright colors on a quilt. The scissors for cutting rag quilts are a hand saver. I've done several rag quilts, 3 in one month last Christmas. The trick is to cut as you sew, don't wait untill it is all finished, your hand would fall off. Now for the next step to my quilt. . . working on borders today. |
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Subject: | Re: need 1st name;middle name Natalie |
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Hw about Endwith? no just kidding lol Natalie is a difficult name to flow with but I think Natasha is a wonderful n-name Abbey and Allie? Good luck with your search!
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But baseball can strangely distort the judgement of otherwise normal American adults. The rule of 'three strikes and you're out' is apt to be likened in significance to the law of gravity. They will rhapsodise about the divine symmetry of the infield, as proof that baseball is the Game of God. And they will put up with its every idiocy.
But an idiocy is on its way which will test even the blindest devotee. Barring celestial intervention - or, equally improbable, an onrush of plain old common sense - some time in the next few weeks a strike will bring the national pastime to a shuddering halt.
Imagine the British equivalent. It is April in one of the best football seasons in years. The championship is building to a thrilling finale, the FA Cup is down to the last four. At which point the players of the Premier League walk off the job. Not because they want more money but because the chairmen are trying to impose a system to limit salaries and even up income between the richest and poorest clubs. Goodbye League Championship, goodbye Cup final.
This more or less is what is happening in the US. Such uncertainty as there is surrounds the strike date the players are expected to set later this week. Sometime in August would be taken as a signal that a quick settlement is still possible. But if the players wait until the end of the regular season, then it's goodbye not just to October's 1994 divisional play-offs and World Series but, many would predict, to the 1995 season as well.
In terms of generalised lunacy, that prospect takes some beating. After years in the doldrums, baseball is on a roll. The sport now has the young superstars who used to be the monopoly of football or basketball. There are splendid new stadiums like the one here in Baltimore, sold out for nearly every Orioles game. Hitters are smashing home runs in unheard of numbers, while a divisional realignment is keeping more teams in contention. Even the Cleveland Indians have a chance of their first title since the mid- 1950s, the sporting equivalent of the parting of the Red Sea.
And why is all this now at risk? Quite simply because of a powerful players' union, which aggrieved and vengeful owners are determined to cut down to size.
These may be rough times for organised labour in the US, but not for those 800 uniquely skilled individuals who belong to the Major League Baseball Players Association. Their ability to hurl a 5oz grimy-white ball at 90mph, or to hit it with a slender wooden bat, will this year earn them an average dollars 1.2m (pounds 750,000) apiece. No replacement workers can duplicate those skills.
The past 22 years have seen eight baseball strikes or lock-outs, including a two- month stoppage in 1981, the longest strike in US sports history. The players have won every single one - but, if the owners are to be believed, at a ruinous cost.
To hear them tell it, 19 of the 28 major league teams are losing money. The poorest cannot compete in the bidding wars to secure the best players' services, and are therefore doomed to possible extinction. The owners' solution is revenue sharing, whereby rich clubs subsidise the poor and total club payrolls cannot fluctuate by more than 15 per cent from the average. In other words, the dreaded salary cap, bad news for stars who command up to dollars 7m. On top of that, the owners want to reduce the players' share of baseball's overall revenue from 58 per cent to 50 per cent.
The union says 'no'. If the owners want to share money, so be it, but not at the players' expense. And are not salary caps an interference with the free market?
At this point, the issue becomes how to inflict the most damage upon your opponent. The owners would like to wait until winter, declare an impasse, and impose their salary cap unilaterally when there is no income to be lost. Hence the likely pre- emptive strike. Cancellation of the play-offs and World Series would deprive the owners of huge television rights, while the players' 1994 salaries would have already been paid.
So who will prevail? History says the players. But sooner or later, in baseball as in life, every winning streak must end. The owners have changed their own rules, stipulating a three-quarters majority (21 out of 28 major league franchises) for acceptance of any deal, handing an effective veto to as few as eight clubs.
So sour is the mood that this quorum will not be hard to assemble. Right now, divine intervention really is the fans' best hope.
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Subject | Re: [jira] Commented: (DERBY-1748) Global case insensitive setting |
Date | Fri, 05 Dec 2008 16:45:50 GMT |
Two questions: 1) does this mean that '=' and 'LIKE' comparisons can be case insensitive? 2) is it possible to switch between case-sensitive and case-insensitive comparisons on the fly? -geoff "The Americans would be less dangerous if they had a regular army." – British General Frederick Haldimand, Boston, 1776 ________________________________ From: Knut Anders Hatlen (JIRA) <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: email@example.com Sent: Friday, December 5, 2008 7:48:44 AM Subject: [jira] Commented: (DERBY-1748) Global case insensitive setting [ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1748?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12653836#action_12653836 ] Knut Anders Hatlen commented on DERBY-1748: ------------------------------------------- What Dan suggests in his comment (02/Nov/07) could be achieved with no changes in Derby if you're using Java SE 6. Define your own java.text.spi.CollatorProvider which returns a Collator on which you have called setStrength() and tell Derby to use that collator (territory=<your-custom-locale>;collation=TERRITORY_BASED;create=true). I just posted an example here: http://blogs.sun.com/kah/entry/user_defined_collation_in_apache > Global case insensitive setting > ------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-1748 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-1748 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: SQL > Reporter: Terry > > By default MySQL is case insensitive in its string comparisons, as you can see from the MySQL docs shown below. Similar functionality is available in Sybase iAnywhere and in SQLServer. I'd like the same to be true for Derby. > What, I wonder, are chances of that? > I am aware that functions could be used to force comparisons in upper case but that subverts the indexes and makes searches unacceptably long. > If you were to ask people you might find that this is a feature whose abscence is causing many to look elsewhere. > thanks for all the great work, > Terry > The MySQL Docs say: > -------- start quote > By default, MySQL searches are not case sensitive (although there are some character sets that are never case insensitive, such as czech). This means that if you search with col_name LIKE 'a%', you get all column values that start with A or a. If you want to make this search case sensitive, make sure that one of the operands has a case sensitive or binary collation. For example, if you are comparing a column and a string that both have the latin1 character set, you can use the COLLATE operator to cause either operand to have the latin1_general_cs or latin1_bin collation. For example: > col_name COLLATE latin1_general_cs LIKE 'a%' > col_name LIKE 'a%' COLLATE latin1_general_cs > col_name COLLATE latin1_bin LIKE 'a%' > col_name LIKE 'a%' COLLATE latin1_bin > If you want a column always to be treated in case-sensitive fashion, declare it with a case sensitive or binary collation. See Section 13.1.5, "CREATE TABLE Syntax". > By default, the search is performed in case-insensitive fashion. In MySQL 4.1 and up, you can make a full-text search by using a binary collation for the indexed columns. For example, a column that has a character set of latin1 can be assigned a collation of latin1_bin to make it case sensitive for full-text searches. > --------------- end quote -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. | |
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The alert reader will no doubt easily guess which topic dominated submissions to this week's Twitter Mailbag. Seems that Antonio Silva's positive test for elevated testosterone levels after a fight of the year candidate against Mark Hunt at UFC Fight Night 33 lit under a fire under many of you, for reasons I totally understand.
But never fear, this installment of the TMB won't be entirely dominated by "Bigfoot" and the "Super Samoan." With UFC 168 on the horizon, there's plenty to discuss this week, so we might as well get to it.
As always, feel free to aim your own queries at @BenFowlkesMMA on Twitter, but don't complain if I decide to use them.
Not only did "Bigfoot" Silva go with the rogue doctor theory when explaining his positive test for elevated testosterone levels, he did what few other athletes are willing to do and named the doctor in question … who also just happens to be the medical director of the Brazilian athletic commission, CABMMA. In comments to MMAFighting.com, Silva said he plans to sue Dr. Marcio Tannure, who Silva claims upped his testosterone dose leading up to the Hunt fight, resulting in the positive test.
"You go get help with a doctor, you do the right thing, and now this story tarnishes my professional career," Silva said. "… I felt like a lab rat. I did everything I was told to do and now I'm the cheater."
Quite the injustice, no? That, or maybe it's just what happens when you put your faith in the wrong people. According to Dr. Tannure, Silva misstated the extent to which he was involved in the fighter's testosterone treatments. He claims he was merely relaying messages between Silva and his personal physician, which seems odd to begin with, because why wouldn't you just pick up the phone and talk to your own doctor? It also seems like a colossal conflict of interest for Tannure to work for both the CABMMA as medical director and as a liason to the UFC, though he apparently did that here as well.
All this should make us suspicious of Tannure's association with the UFC, and the extent to which he's capable of being a competent independent medical director for a commission that's supposed to be regulating the UFC, not working for it. This is the same guy who's responsible for overseeing other controversial testosterone exemptions, like the one Vitor Belfort has received (for those keeping count, that makes two former steroid cheats granted exemptions in Brazil). When the UFC says that Belfort's testosterone use is on the level, it's Tannure's rubber stamp that's backing up that claim. It's presumably also his expert opinion that led to the UFC secretly granting Silva a TUE for his fight in Brisbane, where the UFC acted as its own regulator – a situation fraught with pretty obvious peril, in light of recent events.
The good news, as much as there is any, is that at least the UFC's drug tests caught Silva, and at least the whole sordid mess didn't get swept under the rug. That proves something is working the way it's supposed to here. Clearly though, not everything is.
Wouldn't that be a testosterone-fueled kick in the teeth? Supposedly Silva had a cyst removed that was interfering with the normal function of his pituitary gland, and the subsequent medication and treatment then interfered with his normal testosterone production. What if he was that rare fighter – maybe even the only fighter – who truly needed testosterone-replacement therapy for reasons beyond his control? If that's the case, you'd think he'd be more outraged than anyone at the proliferation of testosterone abuse in MMA. It's all those other guys who don't need it who are making those precious few who do look bad, right?
The fact that we have to keep having this conversation about who needs it and who doesn't only reinforces my belief that the best thing for the sport is to get rid of TRT altogether. If you can't compete without synthetic testosterone, maybe you should quit. I doubt that would happen if we got rid of TRT exemptions, though. I think more likely would be what we've seen in situations like the one involving Dan Henderson in Winnipeg at UFC 161, where he was not granted an exemption and yet did not fall over dead in the cage from hormone-deficiency. Some guys won't like an outright ban, but something tells me it wouldn't end many careers.
That's where it starts getting tough, is when we have to decide what TRT does to our understanding of individual achievement in this sport. On one hand, how can any of us look back on the Hunt-Silva fight – a fight that was so awesome in part because it was so surprising that these two had that in them (turns out one of them had some help getting there) – and applaud it all over again without cringing at least a little bit? Then again, that was a collective effort, and only one dude was on the juice. If anything, it makes Hunt's performance seem even more impressive.
As for Belfort, well, it's tough for me to call you the "Fighter of the Year" if you spent the entire year competing under suspicious circumstances made possible by an increasingly suspicious athletic commission. I mean, I guess I could do it if I had to. I just couldn't feel good about it.
For one, Chris Weidman wasn't an enormous underdog heading into his first fight with Anderson Silva. There were people of sound mind and body who actually picked Weidman to win, and were proven right (though maybe not exactly in the fashion they expected). The thing that makes the rematch so interesting and so tough to call is how difficult it is to determine whether Silva got knocked out because he messed around too much, or if he messed around too much because he couldn't do much else against Weidman. We should get our answer at UFC 168. I can't recall the last time I was this excited for a title fight rematch.
Absolutely. I don't care if Georges St-Pierre returns in six months or six years. He left the champ, which means he gets to fight the champ if and when he comes back – assuming that's the fight he wants. Personally, though? I wouldn't be the least bit disappointed to see him stay gone. GSP has a career's worth of accomplishments to his credit already. Anything he does from here on out is just extra.
That might be overstating the case just slightly, but yes, Edson Barboza is obviously pretty awesome. His ability to come back from the beating Danny Castillo put on him in the first round and still explode with killer kicks in the second proves that he is not someone to be taken lightly, or someone to be stuck on prelims. No matter where the UFC sticks him on future fight cards, let it be known that you want to be in your seat when that guy steps in the cage.
Interesting perspective, but sorry, it doesn't work that way. Winners and losers aren't determined by who's better for the division, just like they aren't determined by who's kinder or who keeps it realer. Sometimes they aren't even determined by who worked harder or did more to earn it. Fights don't tell us who was wrong and who was right, or who's good and who's bad. The best we can hope for is that they tell us who the better fighter is, but even that doesn't always come through loud and clear.
More to your question, though, with the inclusion of the women's 115-pound division on the next season of "The Ultimate Fighter," I'm not terribly worried about the future of women's MMA in the UFC. WMMA doesn't need Ronda Rousey to lose to free it from her shadow, just like it doesn't need her to win to keep things going. This little experiment will continue for a while, at least, regardless of what happens with this one fighter who, so far, has only fought once inside the octagon.
My thoughts are that the people who actually believed that story should have some surgeries of their own, preferably the kind that involve opening up the skull just to check and make sure there's still a functioning brain in there.
It always feels unfair to me to include "cable packages" in our gripes about the cost of MMA fandom. Admit it, most of us were going to pull the trigger on a cable or dish subscription with or without the UFC, if only because we learned that watching "The Daily Show" via slow-loading internet clips is just no way to live. The pay-per-views, those do get expensive if you're dropping $50 a month to watch a sport with no off-season. Then again, you can always go to a sports bar or, as UFC president Dana White would suggest, make more friends to help defray the cost.
So yes, following this sport can get pricey, and at times it feels more like a lifestyle – especially the staying-home-every-other-Saturday-night part – than a mere interest. Still, I suspect people wouldn't mind paying for the UFC's product if they had a better accounting of what the UFC takes in and what it pays out to fighters. Most of us recognize that professional cage fighting is hard freaking work. It'd be nice to know what percentage of our dollars go to reward the brave souls who do it.
As I've learned in recent weeks, thanks to a flood of emails, there are many. Some of the ideas out there, such as weighting rounds differently as the fight goes on or instituting half-points to refine the process, are interesting. Others are just weird and mathematically inscrutable, at least to me.
I think our best bet, which is to say our most realistic bet, is improving how the current system is implemented rather than scrapping the whole thing and starting over. State athletic commissions are resistant to change as it is. You'll have an easier time convincing them that the 10-point must system needs more 10-8s and 10-7s to work in MMA fights than convincing them to adopt some brand-new system that no one else has tried yet. I think the 10-point must can work. I also think it's up to us to make it work.
Ben Fowlkes is MMAjunkie.com and USA TODAY's MMA columnist. Follow him on Twitter at @BenFowlkesMMA. Twitter Mailbag appears every Thursday on MMAjunkie.


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A few years ago I watched a fantastic documentary called French Beauty. It dealt more specifically with cinema goers fascination with French actresses and includes an interview with the extraordinary Moreau. She speaks many wise words! It is now being repeated, so don't miss it! Watch it on BBC2 Monday 24 July @11:20pm
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Here are video clips of Jeanne Moreau.
First one is from Jules et Jim when she sings Le Tourbillon ( she is truly beautiful in this scene) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqwLx...eanne%20moreau Second one is from La Notte, alongside Marcello Mastroianni and Monica Vitti (check out my thread on her) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWzUi...eanne%20moreau The last one is a trailer for Louis Malle's Elevator to the Gallows feauturing an amazing improvised score by the great Miles Davis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoQVR...eanne%20moreau
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Beautiful Jeanne
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I believe Jeanne is the only actress who I still find magnetically attractive in her old age. With many other actresses who were once beautiful they have aged terribly, with masses of wrinkles and bloated faces but Jeanne has such comfort with her own skin that I find her just as beautiful as in the 1950s.
Here she is photographed by Andre Rau source: angeladebona
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27-01-2007 | |
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Serious bump! This incredible woman has been so neglected on this site!
Here is a picture of Jeanne absolutely smouldering! This woman holds more sex appeal in her stare alone than any near-naked woman source: polfoto
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