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3 bedroom barn conversion for saleMeadowbank Drive, Gilson, Warwickshire
Offers in Region of £495,000
Property Description
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A stunning barn conversion with enough land for your horses, offers the lucky buyer the opportunity to make this lifestyle property their own. This magnificent property consists of the three good size bedrooms, large lounge, kitchen and a beautiful entrance hall and dining room with full size windows offering a view of the rear paddock that is second to none. Please call our team to arrange a viewing on 0121 749 7888.
Via private gated entrance, gravelled shared driveway, block paved area with gate to rear paddock. To the front of the property are large wooden windows with feature door to:
Dining Hall
Currently being used as a dining area. Full height double glazed windows with wooden frames, wooden floor covering the full width of the property, space for dining table, stairs to the first floor, further full height double glazed window with door to the rear, under floor heating, double doors to:
Double glazed window to the front, double glazed double patio doors to the side, further double glazed window to the rear, brick built original fireplace with log fire, feature beams, under floor heating, feature beams.
Tiled floor, barn door to the rear with glass panel to the top, a range of base and wall units with integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher, space for a range cooker with extractor above, ceiling spot lights, double glazed window to the rear, tiled splash backs, wooden roll edge work surfaces with fitted ceramic sink, under floor heating.
Utility Room
Tiled floor, fitted base and wall units with wooden roll top work surfaces with inset stainless steel sink and drainer, double glazed window to the front, space for washing machine and tumble dryer, tiling to splash backs, space for coats, cupboard housing the combination boiler, under floor heating.
Downstairs W.C
Located off the utility room with tiled floor, ceiling spot lights, obscure double glazed window to the front, a white suite comprising wash hand basin, wc, extractor, under floor heating.
Mezzanine Landing
At mezzanine level enjoying magnificent views over the rear paddock with wooden banister, windows, wooden feature beams, two built in storage cupboards and feature beams.
Master Bedroom
Double glazed window to the side, double glazed window to the rear, walk in wardrobe, under floor heating, feature beams.
Ensuite Shower Room
Wash hand basin, shower cubicle, extractor, spot lights, under floor heating.
Bedroom Two
Double glazed window to the rear, feature beams, under floor heating
Bedroom Three
Feature beams, double glazed window to the rear, under floor heating, feature beams.
Family Bathroom
Tile floor, bath with shower over, toilet, wash hand basin, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan. Under floor heating.
The house is set on an estimated 1.5 acre plot and to the rear there is a large decked area overlooking large lawned area with paddock area and pond to the rear, gated access to the front.
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Wanderlust Cafe #soulfood
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PROJECT AIM To open a bohemian style vegan cafe and community hub offering workshops for all ages.
We are Wanderlust Cafe – an exciting new project seeking to transform the community of Congleton, Cheshire. We want to open a colourful vegan cafe in the heart of town that has the look and relaxed feeling of backpackers cafes that I experienced whilst travelling India and Thailand. We are currently comprising a menu offering a variety of dishes such as curries, light bite meals, gourmet sandwhiches, indulgent desserts, smoothies, teas, coffees and more!
The cafe will also be one of the first in the region to serve a selection of innovative and nutritious 'raw vegan' meals and protein and vitamin packed smoothies to cater for the health and fitness community.
Wanderlust Cafe is enviromentally concscious and therefore our aim is to stock as much organic and locally sourced produce as possible.
Not Just a Cafe
We plan to host weekly workshops for all age groups ranging from music and spirituality to arts, crafts and languages! We've already got people ready to do meditation and yoga, creative writing, make your own raw vegan skincare products, african drumming and french lessons to name but a few!
Currently we run a vegan food stall at artisan markets and festivals around the North West including the Northern Vegan Festival in Manchester. We've always done these events with the intention to raise awareness about our project and are always met with so much positivity and support from the public.
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Below are photographs taken at a Wanderlust Cafe pop-up event – a taster of the kind of atmosphere we want to create. Live music, arts and crafts, delicious vegan food and lots of love all under one roof!
Northern Vegan Fair 2016
We hope you like our idea and we are extremely grateful for any donation you can give to help bring it to life.
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FOOTIE hardman Neil "Razor" Ruddock was drafted in to replace Jim Davidson on
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reality show into chaos.
Ex-England defender Ruddock, 44, was called in just hours before the Channel 5
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TV bosses were left scrambling to find a replacement after deciding the
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Rudy's tour finishes a soft Day 1
POMPANO BEACH -- Rudy Giuliani's barnstorming bus tour didn't pack much storm during its Sunday start. He concluded the day with a seven-minute stump speech and some advice to Floridians: take part in early voting starting Monday.
Aboard the campaign bus afterward, Giuliani also downplayed any financial worries spawned by news his senior staff are working for free to help pay for the campaigning here this month.
"We're in good shape, we really are. The reality is we have enough money to get through. ... The people who did that, did it out of an excess of generosity," Giuliani said following a day when Katherine Harris and a couple hecklers of his liberal abortion stances creating small oddities.
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Agriculture continues to be New York's number one industry, and there are many innovative opportunities in agriculture that will revitalize our economy. About 25 percent of the state's land area, or 7.5 million acres, is covered by 35,000 farms. New York is among America's major agricultural states, ranking number 2 in apples and maple syrup, number 3 in dairy, grapes, wine and corn silage, number 4 in pears, and number 5 in floriculture.
As a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, I have worked to assist our state's dairy farmers -- whether it's a law we won preventing onerous state codes from applying to farm outbuildings or providing $30 million in last year's budget to help our dairy farmers get through a particularly rough time.
The agriculture community from Buffalo to the tip of Long Island will reap the benefits of this year's enacted state budget thanks to the efforts of the senate Republican majority and those of us on the Agriculture Committee.
The agriculture portion of the 2008-09 budget included priorities such as funding for the New York Farm Viability Institute, Center for Dairy Excellence, Cornell Quality Milk Production Services and the New York Wine and Grape Foundation. The New York State Apple Growers and Maple Associations, along with "Taste New York," were funded within the $32 million agriculture budget.
We have about 2 million acres of idle farmland in our state that we have to get back into production, to stimulate growth and prosperity. Our agriculture budget is designed to promote farming.
This year's budget negotiations were as difficult as I have ever been involved with. Despite these challenges, it doesn't compare to the day to day financial struggles that our farmers endure.
With that in mind, I fought hard for programs like the New York Farm Viability Institute, the Center for Dairy Excellence and Cornell Quality Milk Production Services. These organizations provide essential services for dairy farmers and agri-businesses throughout the state.
The New York Farm Viability Institute (NYFVI), funded at $4.8 million, works with producers to achieve quality of life for families, neighbors and communities by helping to implement effective business plans, developing and promoting profit-generating production technologies and strengthening New York's position in local, national and global agricultural markets.
The budget included $750,000 for the Center for Dairy Excellence, created in 2007 to facilitate dairy farm profitability and strengthen the industry as a whole.
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In 2016, self-service analytics will take center stage, putting the power of advanced, statistically sound business analytics in the hands of business users for fast, simple and sophisticated decision-making. But, along with this move to bring analytics to every desktop, a number of other key trends will drive data analytics forward in the coming year. In this slideshow, BeyondCore has identified the top data analytic trends to watch in 2016.
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06-30-2014 07:25 AM - last edited on 06-30-2014 09:40 AM by 09Lexie
I own a home in a different part of the state I live in. The market was HORRIBLE when I relocated for a new job last year. I am renting. I am concerned that I may need to sell in order to qualify for a purchase. DH declared BK in 12 so I am assuming it is just me as far as trying to obtain a mortgage. I am interested on Shane's take on my situation. I am a lawyer and my SL's are 953 a month. Here is my information!
*I have 3 pif collections that are medical related. I have a modification of my home loan in 12. I have paid on time since that time.
*Is it better to save for a downpayment or pay the cars off?
*We will have CS obligations for years to come. Youngest we support is 14.
Thanks for you input and consideration.
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Ha. I wondered! Thank you!
I had a typo. CK says 644 not 744 D'oh!
Sounds like your husband filed a Ch 13 instead of a Ch 7? If so, since it's been over a year since filing, and if he's had perfect credit since and all payments to the trustee have been on time, then it's definitely possible for him to be on the new loan if you go with FHA financing. Without him, and if you aren't renting out your old home, then with just you on the application your debt ratio would be too high to qualify (if you could lower your own payments by about $300/mo then you'd be in a better position to qualify by yourself). Your bonus couldn't be used until you've received it for 24 months, so just about a year shy... otherwise with the bonus income you should be good to qualify by yourself in your current situation.
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Shane, thanks!!! i do rent the home @ 795 monthly. the mortgage is 748.18. does that help? his payments havent all been on time.
my vantage score is 786. should i try to prequal with someone to see where i stand? better to pay off cars or save for downpayment? thanks!
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my vantage score is 786. should i try to prequal with someone to see where i stand? better to pay off cars or save for downpayment? thanks!
The vantage score doesn't have any meaning in the mortgage lending world (or anywhere). It is a FAKO score that isn't used by lenders.
You can boost your score quickly by paying off debt on your revolving accounts (cc's). What are the credit limits and the balances on your cards? Ideally to optimize your FICO score you want all credit cards to report a zero balance except one card and its balance should be less than 10% of the credit line for that card. FICO gives you points for having a zero balance on your card. That is the quickest way to boost your score.
I noticed that Shane said you have a better chance by reducing your payments $300/month. That will help with your overall DTI. You can do that by paying off one of the vehicles in your name. Probably your husband's vehicle if possible. Or your's if the combination of your vehicle payment and the cc debt is $300 per month or more.
The amount of house you can afford is a percentage of your gross income. The total debt you have can impact how much home you can afford as there is a max ratio allowed for total debt. On a conventional loan the max total debt ratio is 45% of your gross income. For FHA the max is 56.99% but many lenders won't go to the max, they limit it to 50%. So you have to work the figures to see where you are now and what it will take to get below the max ratio amount. These are total debt ratios, the housing ratio is lower.
Naturally, having a larger down payment helps too. If you are going FHA so your husband can be included, if you put down 10% or more, that is considered a compensating factor and will help in the overall approval of your file.
I was curious to see what Vantage had for me. I did the number times .86 like I've seen for a conversion to FICO which is obviously speculative at best. It was about right and between CK and MYFico. Thanks for your insight. I appreciate it. My car loan is 7700 and DH's is 15,500 or so. I would have better luck paying mine off all the way but that wouldn't get me 300 lower by the time I'd want to buy a home. So do I pay mine off fully and then throw all the money I can at his and then refi? That would bring down the payment?
I need to figure out what my total outstanding credit would be if we build the home we want. I guess add up all payments and then compare to salary? Never done that. THanks so much for your input Starting Over 10. I appreciate it.
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Yes, the very first thing to do is make a list of each card and their overall limits plus their balances and the min required payment.
Naturally not having the $205 car payment you currently have goes a long way toward reducing your overall debt.
You may be able to get to the $300 by paying off some of your cards down to zero (DO NOT CLOSE THE ACCOUNT). Closing the account will hurt you. Keeping the credit line open with zero balance helps your utilization and therefore helps your score.
What rate is your husband's car now? Is it a high rate where a refi would make a big difference? If so, then see what you can do to refi into a lower payment if you have to go in that direction to get to the $300/month savings. Get the figures first before you start accelerating the payment on his car though.
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Shane, thanks!!! i do rent the home @ 795 monthly. the mortgage is 748.18. does that help? his payments havent all been on time.
Is the rental income reported on Schedule E of your 2013 tax return?
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Wooden stair cases, or steps, consist of three main parts. The top of each step is known as the tread. This in turn is supported by the vertical face underneath it, which is called the riser. The outside diagonal supports, which hold up the steps, is known as the stringer. The stringer is cut from a piece of wide lumber, typically 2-by-10 or 2-by-12. Each step gets its own triangular notch in the top edge of the stringer. The notch size and position is essential, since it sets the angle of the riser and tread.
Things You'll Need
- Carpenter's framing square
- String
- Stringer board
- Circular saw
Lay your carpenter square flat, with the point away from you with the smaller arm, or tongue, on your left and the larger arm, or blade, on your right. Wrap a string around the tongue at a distance from the corner of the square, equal to the depth of your treads.
Pull the string diagonally across the square, and wrap it around the blade at a distance from the corner equal to the height of your riser. Adjust the string so that it runs straight from one measurement to the other.
Lay the stringer board out flat with one long edge toward you. Measure up from the left end a distance equal to the height of the first step, and mark the board with a pencil on its front edge. Lay the square on top of the board in the same position it was in, in step one.
Marking the Steps
Align the string with the front edge of the board, and the tongue, so that its left edge is on the left front corner of the board. Trace along the outside left edge of the square to mark the bottom cut. Reposition the square to complete the line across the full width of the board.
Place the square so that the outside left edge is on the mark you made in step three. Align the square, so that the string is running along the front edge of the board. Trace along the back edges of the square to create a V shaped notch.
Shift the square to the right, so that the left edge is even with the point that the tracing ended on the right edge of the first position. Align the string to the front edge of the board, and trace along the square again. Repeat this step for each step you need to make.
Marking the Top and Cutting
Position the square so the tongue is against the back of the riser line for the last step, with the corner of the square on the front edge of the board, and the blade running away from you, perpendicular to the riser line. Trace along the top edge, and mark the end of the line at the depth of the tread.
Adjust the square, so that the tongue is now on the new line, and the blade runs down to the back edge of the board to mark the back cut of the top step.
Cut along the bottom and top lines with a circular saw to cut the stringer to length. Cut the top back corner off, along the back line you drew for the top step.
Cut the V shaped notches from the front edge of the board to complete the stringer.
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|Named Person:
|George Montgomery; Maureen O'Hara; John Sutton
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|All Authors / Contributors:
Edmund L Gruber; Robert M Danford; William Bryden; United States. Army. Field Artillery.; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.
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|Song for voice and piano; includes chord symbols and diagrams.
Advertising includes musical incipit for " The official West Point march" by Philip Egner.
"George Montgomery, Maureen O'Hara, John Sutton in Ten Gentlemen from West Point"--Cover.
"Buy United States war savings bonds and stamps"--Cover.
"The author acknowledges with thanks the contributions of Robert M. Danford and William Bryden to the words."
Publishing date derived from the War Bonds ad and release date of the motion picture.
Cover illustration: Scene from the film showing cadets and George Montgomery and John Sutton dressed as cadets with Maureen O'Hara in an elaborate dress.
"Dedicated to the U.S. Field Artillery."
|1 score (3 pages) ; 31 cm
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Over hill, over dale
For it's Hi! Hi! Hee!
Ten gentlemen from West Point (Motion picture)
|words and music by Edmund L. Gruber.
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text: Posted October 9, 2013 · Report post Hi everyone, I'm here to show my progress with spironolactone. My background: Suffered from acne since I was 13. Didn't get real bad till I started college, started getting quartered size cysts. Parents refused to let me see a dermatologist before then, so all I was on up until that point was Minocyclen and Tazorac. When I started to get cysts I begged my mom to let me see a derm and after the first visit I got Accutane. My 7 month course cleared me up well. The ortho tri cyclen I took a month before starting gave me the worst cystic acne breakout ever, about 10 penny sized lumps all along my right jawline. Even though accutane cleared me, I still broke out a little here and there, mostly around the time of the month, nothing extreme. The oil came back in about 2 years and I noticed I started breaking out a little more, but again no cysts and nothing extreme, but annoying nonetheless. I went back to the derm and he prescribed me doxycyline, never tried before, and tretinoin, and he said these should work better now after accutane. It helped a little, but not what I had liked, but again no cysts so I dealt with it. Started my last semester if college and whamp, my face broke out all over! Then my worst nightmare, I got a quarter sized cyst in the same place I got a previous one year earlier! It was heartbreaking and I asked myself what am I doing to deserve this and that if accutane didn't help, I'm doomed! The condition my skin was in stressed me out to the point where I did not want to leave the house, was no longer social and I just stopped eating altogether. I was a skinny, malnourished acne ridden freak. I finall went to the derm again and saw his PA-C, who seemed to listen to what I had to say more than just writing me a script and leaving the room. At first, she suggested another course of accutane but knowing my current mental state and all the side effects I got from my previous course (gave me eczema I still suffer from, intestinal problems, made my cholesterol go through the roof) I wanted to try something else. My brother, who had acne in high school was put on bactrim and cleared up, and it never came back after stopping. Knowing how antibiotics work, he probably outgrew his acne and the bactrim helped him along. Thinking that my current breakouts are from stress from school, I asked to try that, maybe it will help calm things down for a while and my acne will subside in the mean time. She also gave me duac and tretinoin. I also just started ortho tri cyclen lo, needed birth control but was afraid to take the regular ortho tri cyclen because of the cyst problem I had last time and the other icky side effects I got from that bc, so my primary doc told me this has less side effects. I don't think it took more than a week after starting all this stuff that I started clearing up. Within a month I was 100% clear. I stayed on everything for about a year and then was weaned off of bactrim, still clear. Being so clear, I felt normal and stopped the topicals too. Washed my face with normal face wash and was fine! Still took my birth control and still had oily skin, but barely broke out, never got more than 1 or 2 zits a month and they were little ones! Fast forward 6 months later, my insurance changed at work and my birth control was no longer free. So I switched to the generic ortho tri cyclen lo and noticed a decrease in my libido. So, being with my fiancé for a while and living together, I stopped taking my birth control thinking it would be ok to just use condoms and be careful. BIG MISTAKE! After going off birth control, I noticed the breakouts I got during the time of the month were a little more severe than they were on birth control, but it was manageable. Fast forward 6 months later and they were getting pretty annoying and my PMS symptoms sucked too so I started up ortho tri cyclen lo again, the same exact stuff I've been on before with no problems , thinking this would help the problem. This made everything worse. Instead if breaking out a week before my period, I started breaking out all the time. Mind you, no cysts but I always had at least 5 pimples on my face and sometimes they were big pimples that had yellow heads. But it was weird and came in waves. One week I would break out, the next I would be clear, then it started all over again! Enough is enough, I couldn't see my derm without a referral this time so I went to my reg dr. And told her this stuff is making me break out. Of course, my skin cleared up that week and she said no to a derm and wouldn't even prescribe me anything! She said give the bcp 3 months to kick in and the benzoyl peroxide that I'm using to spot treat is interfering with the bcp so stop using that and use salicylic acid. That was probably one of the most bullshit answers I ever heard, but I followed her directions for another 2 months and if course things got worse and I saw her again, this time with a breakout and she referred me to my derm. I was able to see the PA-C the next day and she asked if I wanted to do the bactrim, duac, and tretinoin again and although I was tempted to because I know bactrim will help, it's not solving the root if my problem, which I think are my hormones causing this. All my breakouts are on my chin and jawline, sometimes cheeks, my forehead is completely clear, I haven't had a pimple there in years! Also the breakouts started because of starting/stopping birth cobtrol. I asked about spironolactone and she didn't hesitate about it one bit and said its good for chin acne. She said I could take bactrim too but wants to see if the spiro works first. She also gave me duac, which I love as well. So below is my progress, I just documented my current active pimples to see if there's a pattern and of any changes. Too embarrassed to take pics, sorry! 9/27- started spiro. 5 active, 0 new 9/28- 4 active, 0 new 9/29 -3 active, 0 new 9/30 -4 active, 1 new 10/1 -5 active, 1 new 10/2 - 8 active, 3 new 10/3 - 6 active, 0 new 10/4 - 6 active, 0 new 10/5 - 5 active, 0 new 10/6 - 4 active, 0 new 10/7 - 6 active, 3 new 10/8 - 5 active, 2 new (I think I am purging as my neck and some parts of my face have little whitheads pimples that aren't inflamed, there's about 10 of them but I'm not counting them toward my actives because they seem to go away pretty quickly) Also I've noticed my oil production slowing down tremendously, which is great! But now the duac is making my face flaky and itchy, I guess from the dryness? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offlove the godflesh meets atmospheric dm vibe here. even among the modern dm crowd this stands out as unique
Album Rating: 4.0yeah the godflesh infl gets me
ya this is great. havent jammed in a while
Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Offthis is so close to a 5, god damn
need a new full length like water
yeah i need to give this a 4.5 maybe a 5 too
just did that last night
can't remember shit though
Album Rating: 5.0still tits as fuck
Digging: Wode - Servants of the Countercosmos
yeah this rules
Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound OffStill the best dm of the past 10 years!
woah, album is sweet but woah
He's not wrong though
wiz is p much never wrong
but but but everything is fire
i like this band more than gorguts tbh
i honestly only really really like the erosion of sanity. obscura is their worst record (still good tho) and FWTH is p good just doesnt really grab me. considered dead of good too just not that good
this record is the bomb all the way through though
Album Rating: 4.0Eif easily shines over this. but what darkness shines??
Album Rating: 4.0THEY MEAN JUST WHAT THEY SAYYYYY
i think he says "repeat just what they say" but yeah rock on
Album Rating: 3.0Didn't really like this one that much.
Digging: Kauan - Kaiho
Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z


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Simon Riggs <simon(at)2ndquadrant(dot)com> writes: > Yes, I agree, but the checkpointer isn't waking up often enough > currently to do this effectively. It's just randomly doing it. Agreed. Maybe it should be part of the bgwriter's idle loop, and not directly associated with checkpoints at all. regards, tom lane
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This sci-fi/fantasy series follows an unwilling hero as he witnesses the massive failures that plunge his world into a global war. When all he has left are his friends and a single-minded need for the truth, life on the edge forces him to raise his sword or fall on it. Our hero chooses to forge a new path. Follow this teen through a series of awakenings that will bring balance to the world or smash it in two.
• Black and white
• Pages: 180
• Genre: Sci-fi, fantasy, humor
• Audience: Teen +
☆ For ALL Samurai Elf comics and graphic novels, click here. ☆
After reeling from multiple global wars, an anxious peace resides over the planet Tyr. As people start to rebuild, civilization is again threatened by a new enemy, The Horde — a hive-minded cybernetic army and their enigmatic leader, Lopt. They seek the one who holds the key to a legend that few still believe. The Horde is after Ardan, a teen Elf, hastily trained as a Samurai, but ignorant of why he's being hunted. Ardan, his closest friend Keegan, and their ragtag crew of Samurai, Dwarves, outcasts and bounty hunters must unlock the secret to Ardan's past before his ever increasing power destroys The Horde…and everything else worth saving.
Themes: Friendship, coming of age, war, and nature vs. technology.
Similar Titles: Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Jin-Roh the Wolf Brigade and Harry Potter.


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Breathe In was one of my two most anticipated movies at Sundance this year. The other is The East which I'm seeing later this week. The reason is that both filmmakers made striking impressions on me at my first Sundance in 2011. Like Crazy was Drake Doremus's third film, the kind of gut punching emotional romance I love, and I seem to be the only one who has a positive interpretation of its ambiguous ending at this point. When I got home, I went back and saw his previous films, Douchebag and Spooner, and found I really liked the way Doremus portrays human behavior. I didn't expect Breathe In to blow me away like Like Crazy, because it's not as personal a situation to me and it's not the first Drake Doremus movie I'm seeing anymore, but with that in mind I was ready to love Breathe In, and I did.
Like Crazy's Felicity Jones plays Sophie, a foreign exchange student staying with the family of music teacher Keith Reynolds (Guy Pearce). Sophie is a brilliant pianist but she wants to quit Keith's class, and Keith is a frustrated musician who'd rather be a concert cellist than teach. Tensions with his wife Megan (Amy Ryan), who wants to keep her suburban lifestyle, and daughter Lauren (Mackenzie Davis) having her first intimate relationship create an uncomfortable environment that's sure to boil over.
Once again, Doremus understands human behavior and conveys it expertly. However, all the characters in Like Crazy were lovely, well-meaning folks, even the other man/woman in the two love triangles. Keith and Megan are both pretty smug and judgmental. Keith craves a return to the city and Megan wants to keep the big house and conserve their money. They're both craving something that won't fulfill them and it's only going to spiral. Hey, it worked for douchebags in his second film and it works for unfulfilled grown-ups in Breathe In. Jones is just so vulnerable she's captivating. Her awkward attempt to quit Keith's class while he's pressuring her is only the beginning.
An interesting intellectual subtext to Breathe In is how just because you're great at something doesn't mean you love it. And someone who's jealous of your expertise or talent really won't understand why you're not using your gift. That's a profound observation, and Keith wishes he were as good at cello as Sophie is at piano, but Sophie has to find her passion, not his.
You can probably see where this is going, but Breathe In doesn't play the adultery clichés. There's no stolen passionate tryst. It's just a slow burn of subtle scenes where Keith and Sophie are just getting to know each other, but it's an inappropriate relationship developing.
I'm so happy to see another Drake Doremus movie, and I think I'll always enjoy his style. He employs improvisation but it doesn't feel improvised. Somehow he gets everyone to say exactly what the character needs to say, and edits it down to the essence. Watching an inappropriate relationship develop in this style is perhaps a more intellectual than emotional experience, for me at least. If you've coveted a young prodigy in your artistic industry, maybe Breathe In is more emotional. It shows there is a lot of life in this format, and I will now wait until I can see Doremus's next movie at a future Sundance Film Festival.
Make sure to check out all of Crave Online's coverage of the 2013 Sundance Film Festival here!
And check out these other reviews from Sundance 2013:
Who is Dayani Cristal?; starring Gael Garcia Bernal
Two Mothers; starring Robin Wright and Naomi Watts
Austenland; starring Keri Russell
Emmanuel and the Truth About Fishes; starring Kaya Scodelario
Don Jon's Addiction; starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Scarlett Johansson
Virtually Heroes; produced by Roger Corman
Inequality for All; featuring Robert Reich
Blue Caprice; starring Isaiah Washington and Tim Blake Nelson
Fill the Void; starring Renana Raz
Running From Crazy; featuring Mariel Hemingway
Wrong Cops; starring Steve Little
Hell Baby; starring Rob Corddry
Stoker; starring Nicole Kidman
Escape from Tomorrow; shot without permits at Disney World
Before Midnight; starring Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy
We Are What We Are; starring Ambyr Childers and Julia Garner
Afternoon Delight; starring Kathryn Hahn and Juno Temple
Ass Backwards; starring Casey Wilson and June Diane Raphael
I Used to Be Darker; starring Deragh Campbell
Magic Magic; starring Juno Temple
Prince Avalanche; starring Paul Rudd and Emile Hirsch
Sweetwater; starring January Jones, Jason Isaacs and Ed Harris
Crystal Fairy; starring Michael Cera and Gaby Hoffman
S-VHS; sequel to found footage horror film V/H/S
Lovelace; starring Amanda Seyfried, Peter Sarsgaard and Sharon Stone
The East; starring Brit Marling and Alexander Saarsgaard
After Tiller, about abortion doctor George Tiller
Citizen Koch, about The Koch Brothers and campaign finance contributions
Gangs of Wasseypur, a 5 1/2 hour Indian crime epic
In Fear, a horror movie set entirely within a car
The Rambler, starring Dermot Mulroney
What They Don't Talk About When They Talk About Love, about a school for the blind and deaf
Upstream Color; starring Shane Carruth and Amy Seimetz
Fred Topel is a staff writer at CraveOnline. Follow him on Twitter at @FredTopel.
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Army sergeant arrested for legal possession of a firearm
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I get the part about the Sgt being legal to carry,etc.
I get the legal issues being discussed.
Observing the vid,the Sgt was a jerk.He escalated the situation as much as he could.He was a drama queen.He was playing up a political "I am a victim" routine.
He was using his son as a tool.
He may be waving a gun rights flag while doing it,and some applaud him,
but really,how does it play to the public? Do you really think he served the 2nd Ammendment?
I think he is an embarrassment.An immature hothead.A whole lot of folks who are non gun owners,who might buy into an AWB,an use our Sgt as a posterchild.He is not good PR.
It was his son's Boy Scout 10 mile hike.Once in a lifetime father/son trip.TheSgt scrapped his son's experience for what?
Did he teach his son how to relate with LEO's?
If our Sgt put his son first,the M-4 could have stayed at home,the CCW handgun was fine,they could have hiked the hike,made a fire,burned some weenies,purified water,used a map and compass,and made some lifetime gold.
All things have their time and place,and the son's hike with his dad was not the time or place.
The one person who had the power to create a better outcome was the Sgt.
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HP OpenVMS Systems
HP Advanced Server for OpenVMS
When a client accesses a shared file whose ACL contains the complete Windows NT security descriptor information (that is, owner, group, discretionary access control lists (DACLs) and system access control lists (SACLs)), then the Advanced Server uses that information to determine the access rights to the file.
If the file lacks any or all of the required Windows NT security descriptor information, the file server builds a complete security descriptor for the file, getting the required security descriptor information from the directory hierarchy above the file. (A file lacks all Windows NT security information if it was not created by an Advanced Server for OpenVMS or by a PATHWORKS Advanced Server; an example is a file that was created on an OpenVMS system before the directory became shared.)
If, for example, a file has owner information but no group, DACL, and SACL information, the server looks up the directory structure, level by level, as far as the device root, but a maximum of up to 15 levels, until it finds enough information to build a complete Windows NT security descriptor for that file. If nothing is found in the search all the way to the root, the server creates a default descriptor for the file in which Everyone has full access control.
The file server might not find all the required file security information at the same directory level. In some cases, it might extract the information from several different directory levels.
For example, given a file with no security information available, the server might find the owner information in the file's parent directory, but then have to search up one or more additional directory levels to find the other information. When the file server finds a directory that has the Windows NT security descriptor information it is seeking, it inserts the needed information in the file's security descriptor. The owner of the file was already determined from the file's parent directory: the file server does not use the higher directory's ownership for the file's security descriptor.
In summary, the file server must determine the access rights for a file in these circumstances:
One subtle difference exists in how and when the Advanced Server and Windows NT build security information for a file. By default, both the Advanced Server and Windows NT are designed to write complete security information for a file when the file is created, propagating it from the parent directory as necessary. However, the Advanced Server file server allows you to change this default behavior to make more efficient use of security information and disk space. For more information, see the discussion of the Store_Security_Aces parameter in Section 184.108.40.206, Streamlining Security Information Storage and Lookups.
As a result of making this change, when a file is created in a shared directory, only the owner information is stored with the new file. When a user attempts to access the file, the server uses security information from the parent directory structure to dynamically build a Windows NT security descriptor for the file. The file server does not modify the file or the security information stored with the file in any way.
After the file server has used the dynamically built Windows NT security descriptor to determine whether the user has permission to access the file, the dynamically built Windows NT security descriptor is discarded. The next time a client attempts to access the file, the file server again dynamically builds a Windows NT security descriptor to determine the access permission for the file.
A significant consequence of this behavior, which is unique to the Advanced Server file server, is that the file security information for a file (whose security descriptor is built dynamically) can change when the security information in the directory structure above it changes. For example, assume a directory named ACCOUNT is owned by user JOHNSON and has full access for Everyone. User CARTER creates file CABINET in that directory. On a Windows NT system, the new file's security descriptor will include:
By default, the same would be true on an Advanced Server share. But, if the Store_Security_Aces parameter is changed from the default YES to NO, the security descriptor for file CABINET sets CARTER as the owner but does not store any access rights information. Nevertheless, when a client attempts to access the file CABINET, the file server dynamically determines that access to file CABINET is full access for Everyone (determining the access permissions from the parent directory, ACCOUNT).
If the access permissions for the ACCOUNT directory are changed to read
access for Everyone, then on a Windows NT system, and by default, on an
Advanced Server share, the access for file CABINET remains full access
for Everyone (as originally inherited from the parent directory when
CABINET was created). But, if the value of the Advanced Server
Store_Security_Aces parameter is NO, the access for
the shared file CABINET would be READ access for Everyone: the access
permissions were not stored with CABINET at file creation, so the
server builds the file's security descriptor dynamically, determining
the file's access permissions from the parent directory, ACCOUNT.
126.96.36.199 Streamlining Security Information Storage and Lookups
As noted previously, the default propagation of security information to new files in shared directories can require that secondary headers be allocated for these files to store the security ACEs. Over time, this excessive consumption of file headers can cause excessive growth of the volume's index file, reducing the disk space available for creating new files. Techniques for minimizing file header usage are described later on in this section.
If disk space is not a problem, multiple extensions of the index file can still fragment the file across the volume, making access to the file headers less efficient, and eventually making further extension of the index file impossible. The solution is to make the index file contiguous, and make it large enough to help eliminate the need for further extensions in the future. However, be sure not to make the index file too large, or else space will be wasted.
You can make the volume and all of its files (including the index file) contiguous by performing a simple backup and restore of the volume. In addition, before doing the restore, you can initialize the volume with a larger index file, if appropriate. However, there is currently no easy way to determine how much the index file has grown, how many times it has grown (how fragmented it has become), or how many free headers it currently contains. For details on making the index file contiguous and estimating an appropriate size for the index file, see Section 18.104.22.168.1, Managing the Index File on a Volume with Shared Files.
If consumption of disk space is a problem, you can change the Store_Security_Aces OpenVMS Registry parameter to NO. The default value (YES) causes the file server to write a complete set of Windows NT security information to a new file's ACL. By changing the parameter value to NO, you limit the amount of security information stored with the new file: only the ownership information is represented in the file's ACL, and all the file access permission ACEs are excluded. Use PWRK$REGUTL to modify the value of the Advanced Server OpenVMS registry server parameter. This parameter is stored in the registry key:
Note the tradeoffs between using the default (YES) or changing the parameter to NO, described in Table 4-3. In short, setting the parameter to NO saves file header usage but might result in increased file access times. Because the security information is not propagated to the files in a directory, the file server must look up the directory tree to determine missing information.
|If using the default (store all security information)
|If setting to NO (store owner information only)
|Server Behaves as Windows NT does?
|File Header Usage
|How Security Settings Are Determined
|Direct from files
|Dynamically, using the file's directory tree
If security problems arise because of inappropriate ACEs on files, or if you want to minimize consumption of disk space by index blocks required for storage of ACEs, use the Advanced Server utility SYS$SYSTEM:PWRK$FIXACE.EXE. This utility optimizes disk storage by compressing ACEs, removing unnecessary ACEs, and preventing ACEs from being propagated to files created in shares.
Invoke this utility as follows:
In addition, you can clean up unwanted ACEs by using the PWRK$DELETEACE
utility, as documented in Section 184.108.40.206, Removing PATHWORKS ACEs. This utility will help you
reclaim disk space.
126.96.36.199.1 Managing the Index File on a Volume with Shared Files
This section provides examples of the image backup and restore operations that make the index file (and all other files) on a volume contiguous.
To make the index file on a volume contiguous, follow these steps. For details, refer to the HP OpenVMS System Manager's Manual.
$ INITIALIZE/HEADERS=n disk_volume:
This section explains how to determine whether a larger index file is indicated, and if so, how many file headers to specify with the INITIALIZE/HEADERS command. As stated previously, there is no easy way to determine how much the index file has grown, how fragmented it has become, or how many free headers it currently contains.
You can estimate whether the index file should be made larger by monitoring the size of the index file and the total count of all shared files on the volume. Suppose you observe that an index file is growing rapidly, most likely because of an increase in the number of shared files on the volume. If you can estimate how much the number of shared files might grow in the future, you can calculate how much larger the index file might become as well. From this value, you can approximate the total number of headers to specify.
If you suspect that the index file is fragmented, but have no data to support any estimates, you may still perform the image backup and restore without changing the index file size, and then start monitoring the volume as described above.
For example, assume earlier monitoring revealed these results:
$ DIRECTORY/SIZE DKB0:[000000]INDEXF.SYS Directory DKB0:[000000] INDEXF.SYS;1 24426 Total of 1 file, 24426 blocks. $ DIRECTORY/GRAND_TOTAL DKB0:[SHARE_DIRECTORIES...] Grand total of 56 directories, 13512 files.
Assume current monitoring reveals the following results:
$ DIRECTORY/SIZE DKB0:[000000]INDEXF.SYS Directory DKB0:[000000] INDEXF.SYS;1 90704 Total of 1 file, 90704 blocks. $ DIRECTORY/GRAND_TOTAL DKB0:[SHARE_DIRECTORIES...] Grand total of 73 directories, 37182 files.
Then you can calculate the increase in file count and the associated increase in the size of the index file. In this example, these calculations are as follows:
Shared file count increase = 37,182 - 13,512 = 23,670 files Index file size increase = 90,704 - 24,426 = 66,278 blocks.
If you estimate that the number of shared files will grow to 120,000 in the lifetime of the current configuration, then the number of files will have increased by 82,818 files (subtract 37,182 from 120,000).
From that calculation, you can estimate the index file growth by use of simple proportions, where the ratio of the projected file count increase to the projected index file header increase (n) is equal to the ratio of the observed file count increase (23,670 files) to the observed index file header increase (66,278 blocks):
82,818 23,670 ------ = ------ n 66,278
Thus, the projected index file header increase (n) is calculated as follows:
82,818 * 66,278 n = --------------- = 231,897 blocks 23,670
The total size of the future index file will then be its current size
plus the projected increase, or:
24,426 + 231,897 = 256,323 blocks
Given that each file header occupies one disk block, and assuming for simplicity that the entire index file consists of file headers (this is an overestimation), the total number of headers needed in the future is 256,323. Thus, to initialize the volume, you would specify this value for the /HEADERS qualifier in the INITIALIZE command mentioned in step 2 in the preceding section.
You can also apply this same reasoning independently to any other
product that maintains a large number of files on the volume, such as
MAIL or ALL-IN-1, or products such as POLYCENTER HSM (Hierarchical
Storage Management) for OpenVMS that maintain file headers in
INDEXF.SYS when shelving specified files.
184.108.40.206 Removing PATHWORKS ACEs
To remove some or all ACEs associated with Advanced Server for OpenVMS and PATHWORKS products, use the SYS$SYSTEM:PWRK$DELETEACE.EXE utility provided with the Advanced Server software.
The PWRK$DELETEACE utility allows you to selectively remove:
The following example shows how the PWRK$DELETEACE utility works:
$ MCR PWRK$DELETEACE Exit=x File Spec: DKA200:[LMSHARES.CSCSEC]*.* Cancel=x Delete V4 ACEs Y/N: Y Cancel=x Delete PW ACEs Y/N: Y Cancel=x Delete V5 security ACEs Y/N: Y Cancel=x Delete V6 security ACEs Y/N: Y Cancel=x Delete AFP Comment ACEs Y/N: Y DKA200:[LMSHARES.C CSCSEC]DEFAULT_SECURITY.EXAMPLE;1 ACEs removed DKA200:[LMSHARES.CSCSEC]NEW__20FOLDER.DIR;1 ACEs removed DKA200:[LMSHARES.CSCSEC]WYSIWYG.EXAMPLE;1 ACEs removed Exit=x FileSpec: x $
Using the DCL commands SHOW SECURITY, DIRECTORY/SECURITY, and DIRECTORY/FULL for files that contain PATHWORKS ACEs displays the total number of ACEs encountered for each file in this message (where n is the total):
"Suppressed n PATHWORKS ACES."
HP recommends using the documented SHOW SECURITY command. The command displays OpenVMS ACEs and, in specific, the %86 ACE which includes the Windows NT security descriptor for the file.
The ACE of a file created by an Advanced Server for OpenVMS prior to Version 7.3A, or by a PATHWORKS for OpenVMS (Advanced Server), would appear as follows (using the indicated OpenVMS DCL command):
$ SHOW SECURITY filename (UNKNOWN=%X80,SIZE=%D163,FLAGS=%X0C00,ACCESS=%X06900000,DATA= %X00000008,%X00000000,%X0000041E,%X3EAC4100,%X511B0000,%XC63F8E74, %X1CF4009E,%X2703722A,%X27036E4D,%X05756E4D,%X00000000,%X00000000, %X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000, %X010A0000,%X10E51200,%X00800200,%X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000, %X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000,%XEE710000, %XB022F5BF,%X0000FF39,%X00008000,%X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000, %X00000000,%X00000000,%X00000000)
The ACE of a file created on Version 7.3A (or later) of the Advanced Server for OpenVMS now appears as follows:
$ SHOW SECURITY filename (UNKNOWN=%X80,SIZE=%D46,FLAGS=%X0C00,ACCESS=%X06900000,DATA= %X00000008,%X00000000,%X0000041E,%X30064120,%X2A490003,%X8857ACB1, %X2AC600A0,%X2C3586F0,%X2C355E40,%X00005E40)
ACEs of files created on earlier versions of the Advanced Server for OpenVMS will be converted automatically to the latter format whenever the file is opened with write access; that is, whenever a client modifies or writes the file. Therefore, no further action is required to convert the ACE format.
This new ACE format is not compatible with any Advanced Server for OpenVMS prior to Version 7.3A. Customers needing to preserve the old ACE format on existing files can do so by adding the following line to the [ODS2] section in the PWRK$COMMON:PWRK.INI file: [ODS2] UPGRADE_DOS_ACE = 0 If you ever need to downgrade the Advanced Server from V7.3A or later to a previous version, you can make file ACEs compatible again by doing either of the following:
This will remove the ACEs that are incompatible with the older version of the server. The first time a client opens any of the files, the Advanced Server will add the Macintosh information ACE to that file's header.
HP recommends that before you upgrade to Version 7.3A (or later) of the Advanced Server for OpenVMS, you first back up all disks that have files that might be converted. If you later decide to go back to an earlier version of the Advanced Server for OpenVMS, you can restore the files from the backups.
By default, when a directory is shared, all users have full access to the share. To control user access to disk resources, you can assign users to the groups that have the appropriate access permissions, or you can assign permissions directly to shares. Administratively, it is easier to use group permissions than user permissions to grant access. You can set or modify the permissions at the share level (using the ADD SHARE/PERMISSIONS= or MODIFY SHARE/PERMISSIONS= command). You can also assign permissions to specific files or directories within a shared directory (using the SET FILE/PERMISSIONS= command).
Share permissions determine which users can access the shared directory or file, and the type of access those users are allowed. These permissions control network access to the directory or file.
In general, the simplest method to control access to disk resources is to assign FULL access for Everyone to the share (the default), and then restrict access at the directory or file level with the SET FILE command. For more information, see Section 4.3.5, Planning File and Directory Access Permissions, and Section 4.3.6, Specifying File and Directory Access Permissions.


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Photo Coverage: Alice Ripley Opens in MCC's WILD ANIMALS YOU SHOULD KNOW
MCC's Wild Animals You Should Know, starring Alice Ripley, opened last night, November 20 at the Lucille Lortel Theatre. BroadwayWorld was on hand and brings you photo coverage from the celebratory evening below!
In Wild Animals You Should Know by Thomas Higgins, Matthew (Jay Armstrong Johnson) and Jacob (Gideon Glick) are an unlikely pair of friends. Matthew is a soccer star, full of brio and teenage swagger. Jacob is, well, not. Beneath the surface, though, the two are locked in an innocently erotic game of cat and mouse. When Matthew's reluctant father, Walter (Patrick Breen), is wrangled by his wife Marsha (Alice Ripley) into chaperoning the boys' trip to a wilderness scout camp, he finds himself drawn into their adolescent game. But Matthew has secretly decided just how far he's willing to go for his final act of scouting and everyone might do well to heed the scouts' motto: Be Prepared. The production will be directed by Trip Cullman (A Small Fire, Bachelorette) and open officially on November 20, 2011.
MCC Theater recently celebrated its 25th anniversary season as one of New York City's leading Off Broadway theater companies, committed to presenting New York and world premieres each season. When MCC Theater was founded in 1986, its mission was simple: to bring new theatrical voices to theater-going audiences. MCC Theater continues to accomplish this yearly through three programmatic areas: its mainstage works; its Playwrights' Coalition, which actively seeks and develops new and emerging writers; and its Education & Outreach Programs, including the Youth Company, which allow more than 1,200 students yearly to experience theater, increase literacy and discover their own voices through the creation of original theater pieces. Notable MCC Theater highlights include: the 2008 Tony Award-nominated reasons to be pretty by Neil LaBute, last season's The Pride, Fifty Words, the 2004 Tony-winning production of Bryony Lavery's Frozen; Neil LaBute's Fat Pig; Rebecca Gilman's The Glory of Living; Marsha Norman's Trudy Blue; Margaret Edson's Pulitzer Prize-winning Wit; Tim Blake Nelson's The Grey Zone and Alan Bowne's Beirut. Over the years, the dedication to the work of new and emerging artists has earned MCC Theater a variety of awards.
For more information on MCC Theater, visit www.mcctheater.org.
Photo Credit: Kevin Thomas Garcia
Daniel Stewart Sherman, John Behlmann, Jay Armstrong Johnson, Alice Ripley, Gideon Glick and Patrick Breen
Thomas Higgins, Daniel Stewart Sherman, John Behlmann, Jay Armstrong Johnson, Alice Ripley, Gideon Glick, Patrick Breen and Trip Cullman
Thomas Higgins and Trip Cullman
Bernard Telsey, Blake West, Alice Ripley, Robert LuPone and William Cantler
Alice Ripley and Jennifer Damiano
Adam Chandler-Berat, Alice Ripley and Jennifer Damiano
Adam Chandler-Berat and Jennifer Damiano
Jonathan Groff, Susan Blackwell and Eddie Kaye Thomas
Stafford Arima and Dean Pitchford
David Greenspan
Bernard Telsey and Robert LuPone
Heidi Schreck and Bobby Steggert
The Cast of "Wild Animals You Should Know"
The Cast of "Wild Animals You Should Know"
The Cast of "Wild Animals You Should Know"
The Cast of "Wild Animals You Should Know"


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This is an update to my existing, and glowing review of Sine Mora for XBLA.
The gorgeous visuals, soft music and sleek UI offer a great presentation. The music is soft and contrasts to the hectic and wild gameplay that tests your patience as well as your skills. Not much has changed in Sine Mora since we last saw it. However, the PSVita, PC, XBLA versions of the game are virtually identical to each other as far as modes go. The Playstation 3 version however, stands out with the new brutally difficult, "Challenge Mode". …continue reading » Sine Mora PS3 is The Version to Own


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Pretty in Pink
Bobbinet dress with sequins, $10,000, by John Anthony Couture, 212-245-6069. Gold, amethyst, aquamarine, peridot, and yellow beryl Belle de Nuit earrings, $17,000, by Dior Fine Jewelry, dior.com. Gold, pink-sapphire, and diamond ring, price upon request, by Tiffany & Co., 800-526-0649, tiffany.com.
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I don't like this drawing..Looks nothing like the ref. Oh well. I think I'll delete this later.
Java Draw Created Mar 12, 2011 470 x 338px Unless noted Copyright 2011 vivianton1998.
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i like how her expression captured! 5/5
Absolut superb, I think is very good!....collection...
Oh, please don't delete it ... it's quite good! The eyes, lips and skin tones look great :) 5 ♥s and collection
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great picture
VERY beautiful -- you are soooooo talented! 5h!
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How can you NOT like it? O.o I'm amazed that you can draw manga AND realism very well! xD I love Scarlett's bluish-gray, shiny eyes, delicate eyelashes, interesting nose & soft pink lips. :D I like her aquamarine earring and light-blonde hair. :) 5/5
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Maximizing the Return on Employees People Strategies for Tough Times.
In September, learn about tools to let you provide benefits and control costs.
In October, learn how to best handle all phases of the employee lifecycle.
Managing Benefit Costs
Thursday, September 24, 11:45 am - 1:00 pm, Loveland Chamber of Commerce
Kendra Johnson, Licensed Health and Life Insurance Broker and Jessica Hergenreter, PHR
Good benefits can help you attract and retain quality employees but providing them can be prohibitively expensive. Understand the ever-increasing challenges of offering benefits to your employees and become more educated regarding trends, plan design options, and promoting consumerism. This session will discuss Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs), Health Savings Accounts (HSAs), Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRAs), Gap Plans, and High Deductible Health Plans (HDHPs) as a way to provide benefits and control costs.
Managing the Employee Lifecycle
Thursday, October 15, 11:45 am - 1:00 pm, Loveland Chamber of Commerce
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Defining the job, recruiting, on-boarding, coaching, appraising performance, rewarding, disciplining, terminating
there are a lot of ways employers interact with their employees. Each impacts the other and creates either opportunities or roadblocks to success. In this session, participants will be given a quick overview of each part of the process, and shown how its all inter-related. Learn how to set yourself up for success with each step.
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Looking to invest in a nice camera, need help. Jazzie Love 17 kids; Brentwood, California 71 postsMar 1st '13
So I'm picture obsessed, unfortunately I don't make enough money all the time to pay for photoshoots. I've been saving up for a nice camera but idk what ones are good and what ones just sound good. I was thinking cannon, one I can buy lenses for in the future if I choose to. But it's not like I'm going to be a photographer for any one but my family lol. So no crazy detailed features are needed. Any ideas? Hopefully this made enough sence to someone out there, running on no sleep so bare with me :) oh and a few hundred is ok but hoping not to be TOO too much.
Lizzie+2 6 kids; Brazil 26640 postsMar 2nd '13
I had a canon rebel xs for years. Love it
Recently upgraded to a canon 5d mark ii
And my favorite lens is the 50mm 1.4
I also got it to mostly take pictures of my family :)


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Adaptation: Video Installations by Ben-Ner, Herrera, Sullivan, and Sussman & The Rufus Corporation
Explore the exhibition online!
While adaptation is a common practice in popular culture-familiar to moviegoers and booklovers who debate endlessly whether the film version is superior to the novel-it is perhaps less well known as a practice in contemporary art. This exhibition looks at the use of adaptation in the recent work of four leading artists: Guy Ben-Ner, Arturo Herrera, Catherine Sullivan and Eve Sussman & The Rufus Corporation. These artists have transformed source material to make their own adapted works of art, re-envisioning classic literature, film, ballet, email and painting as new video installations. For example, Ben-Ner condenses Herman Melville's Moby-Dick into a brief silent video made almost entirely in the artist's kitchen, while Sussman's feature-length The Rape of the Sabine Women transforms an eighteenth-century painting into an extended contemporary narrative. In six video installations adapted from source material, the exhibition addresses questions of fidelity and creativity while generating new understandings of the use of adaptation as a practice in contemporary art.


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After you have achieved your lash potential, you can switch to a twice weekly maintenance schedule. --
Once I Achieve the Growth I Want, Can I Go on a Maintenance Schedule and Only Use It Every Other Day or Once or Twice a Week?
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Twice a Week for Latisse Maintenance
Maintenance for Latisse
Yes, once you are happy with the length and thickness of your lashes you can use Latisse just a few times a week instead of every night.
Latisse Use
After week 16, you'll see the full effect of Latisse solution. After that, you can talk to your doctor about ongoing use. Generally, a maintenance schedule such as the one you mentioned should be sufficient to maintain your lashes.
Learn more: http://www.shapiroplasticsurgery.com/skincare-products/latisse.php
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Maintenance of the Use of Latisse
Yes, you can use it as maintenance once you have achieved your desired length. Usually the maintenance dose is twice a week, or on the weekends. I hope this helps.
Once you reach your goal you can do it twice a week, for maintenance. Your doctor should have gone over the instructions with you. Make sure you call them.
Latisse and Maintenance Dosing
My staff, all of whom have long wonderful eyelashes after using Latisse, recommend initial use of the product daily for about the first 8-10 weeks, then switching to a twice weekly maintenance dose once the full effect of the product has shown itself(about 8-12 weeks). This is a great way to keep the effect of Latisse going, but lower the cost of using it. This is the way we instruct all of our patients to use Latisse, so.....go for it!
Maintenance schedule for Latisse
Initially, Latisse is gently applied daily along the base of the upper eyelashes. After three or four months, Latisse can be used much less frequently to maintain longer, thicker lashes. I recommend to my patients that they continue application of Latisse twice weekly for as many years as they wish to continue to have longer eyelashes.
Learn more: http://www.dorsetstreetdermatology.com/cosmetic-dermatology/latisse/
Latisse maintenance
Yes, absolutely you can do Latisse maintenance. I usually recommend my patients use it 2-3 times a week after they've achieved the growth they want. And if you notice your growth is changing, you can increase it to every other day or so.
Absolutely. That is actually how I recommmend use of Latisse. There are some preliminary information that has recently been reported that long term use of bimataprost, the generic name for the drug, as an eye drop for glaucoma [its original indication] can cause eye socket fat atrophy.
So as a precaution, even though Latisse application is a much lower concentration of the drug, I recommend the smallest dose possible to achieve the desired result.
Learn more: http://seattleface.com/html/dr_amadi.php
The answer is yes. Many of my patients do just that. However, the way you alter your regimen is totally up to you and will vary from person to person. Give it a try
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Denzong Lhadey called a mass rally, vehicle plied for more than two and half hour - The Sikkim Tribune
Monks demands to State or Central government for early visit of His Holiness in Sikkim
TST Reporter Analysis by (Pappu Mallick)
Gangtok, May 18: A mass rally in Gangtok demanding immediate arrival of His Holiness the 17 th Gwalwang Karmapa Ogyen Dorje to early visit to Sikkim. The rally was participated by huge numbers of monks and devotees from all the four districts of Sikkim today. The rally wad also attended by leaders of the political party and organised by Denjong Lhadey (monks).
Meanwhile the meeting was also held before the rally, in a meeting three resolution was unanimously adopted by Denzong Lhadey.
1: 17 years have been a very long wait for the Sikkimese dharma loving people to wait for their Dharma Guru HH the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje to visit Sikkim. In fact, it is a slap to the glorious Indian Religious evolution and civilization that speaks volume of how the minority religion and its dignity are abandoned in this greatest democratic nation.
2: If His Holiness could not be allowed to visit Sikkim while he is allowed to visit Mirik in Darjeeling District (very close to Sikkim), Indian Union must declare such policies of its government that deprives one with their religious freedoms and profess the same.
3: We both the Sikkimese monks and lat devotees of His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje, thousands in number at BL House, Tibet road, Gangtok, urge upon the Indian Union to immeidately allow His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa Ogyen Trinley Dorje to visit Sikkim. If this is not possible, the Indian Union must declare that it cannot grant such permission to His Holiness.
Later, the rally went off from allocated footpath started to walk on the National Highway to breakdown the police beracade here at Deorali. On the day long procession rally was also Chakka Jam (Blockade the road) and no vehicle plied for more than two and half hour in the Capital Highway-10.
Meanwhile, Tsheten Tashi Bhutia, President SIBLAC ask a question against the both central and state government that now both government should think that why we are organising today just before the visit of the Union Home Minister in Sikkim?
Otherside, the relay hunger strike was called by the monks has reached 315 days today here at BL House, Tibet road in Gangtok.
Meanwhile, Chewang Lama, Coordinator Denjong Lhadey had raised a question why it is difficult to bring him (karmapa) in the state please mention. If again they fail to send the karmapa in the state then 'I'll ready to sacrifice my life'.
Meanwhile the Denjong Lhadey Convenor Chewang Lama accompanied by Sangha MLA Sonam Lama, TMC Sikkim TW Lepcha, BLPF President Phigu Tshering Bhutia has and others meet with the Chief Secretary A.K.Shrivastava at his office, Manan Kendra during the rally.
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HomeLAN's got word through a fiscal conference call that a sequel to Jedi Knight 2; Jedi Outcast is in the works for Activision. No press release is available, and no word on whether Outcast developer Raven Software will be involved, much less what engine we can expect to enjoy.Mara Jade, anyone?
Please, Please,don't put in anymore horribly tricky jumping puzzles or sections designed to get you lost!
WOW!! Three new Star Wars games!
I'm there. I've played through JKII's SP 5 or 6 times. Another game, even with the same tech, sounds like plenty of fun to me.
Hopefully they won't fiddle around the controls and moves too much; I was just getting unbeatable in JK2.


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15 Substitutions to Make Your Holiday Recipes Healthier
When the winter holidays roll around, sometimes it seems easier to just surrender to all the tasty but calorie-rich foods and drinks.
But whipping up healthier versions of your favorite holiday recipes can be easier than you think, says Kathy Levin, registered dietitian at Memorial Medical Center.
Here are 15 substitutions from the American Heart Association that can help you reduce the calories, sugar, salt and fat from your favorite recipes.
- Instead of butter, substitute equal parts cinnamon-flavored, no-sugar-added applesauce.
- Instead of sugar, use a lower-calorie sugar substitution.
- Instead of whole or heavy cream, substitute low-fat or skim milk.
- Instead of using only white flour, use half white and half whole-wheat flour.
- Instead of adding chocolate chips or candies, use dried fruit, like cranberries or cherries.
- Use extracts like vanilla, almond and peppermint to add flavor, instead of sugar or butter.
- Use vegetable oils such as olive oil instead of butter.
- Use herbs and spices, like rosemary and cloves, to flavor dishes instead of butter and salt.
- Use whole-grain breads and pastas instead of white.
- Bake, grill or steam vegetables instead of frying.
- Instead of whole milk or heavy cream, substitute low-fat or fat-free/skim milk.
- Instead of alcohol in mixed drinks, use club soda.
- Instead of adding sugar to mixed drinks, mix 100-percent juice with water or use freshly squeezed juice, like lime.
- Instead of using heavy cream or whole milk in dairy-based drinks, use low-fat or skim milk.
- Instead of using sugar to sweeten cider, use spices and fruit, like cinnamon, cloves and cranberries.
Instead of your favorite green bean casserole, which can be high in fat and sodium, try this recipe for Green Bean Salad Vinaigrette.
Healthy Holiday Recipe: Green Bean Salad Vinaigrette
1 quart water for fresh green beans or ¼ cup for frozen
1 pound fresh or frozen green beans
1½ tablespoons raspberry vinegar or red or white wine vinegar
¾ to 1 teaspoon yellow mustard
½ teaspoon finely snipped fresh thyme or 1½ teaspoons dried, crumbled
½ teaspoon honey
½ medium garlic clove, minced
¼ teaspoon salt
⅛ teaspoon pepper, or to taste
1 medium red bell pepper, cut lengthwise into thin strips
½ to 1 small red onion, cut lengthwise into thin strips
¼ teaspoon grated lemon zest
In a large saucepan, bring the water to a boil over high heat. Add the beans. Boil for 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, fill a large bowl with cold water. When the beans are ready, drain them in a colander, then plunge them into the cold water to stop the cooking process and cool quickly. Once the beans are cold, drain well and pat dry with paper towels.
While the beans are cooling, in a separate large bowl, whisk together the vinegar, mustard, thyme, parsley, honey and garlic. Slowly whisk in the oil, continuing to whisk until thoroughly combined. Whisk in the salt and pepper.
Add the green beans, bell pepper and onion to the vinegar mixture. Toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes. Just before serving, sprinkle with the lemon zest.
Serves 12. 1 serving = ½ cup. Calories per serving: 29. Total fat, 1g; polyunsaturated fat, 0.5g; monounsaturated fat, 0.5g; sodium, 52g; carbohydrates, 4g; fiber, 2g; sugar, 1g; protein, 1g.