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No Wind, No Racing For Opening Day At Melges 20 Miami Winter Regatta
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MIAMI, Fla. (Feb. 3, 2017) - Opening day at the 2017 Melges 20 Miami Winter Regatta, Event No. 2 on the Miami Winter Series circuit came to a quick close with not enough breeze ideal for racing, so the super-charged fleet representing five nations will try again tomorrow.
The day commenced with an initial on-shore postponement. Around 2 o'clock, PRO Blake Middleton and his Coconut Grove Sailing Club Race Management team headed out to the course in hopes that the breeze might fill in, and if and when they would be ready to go. Unfortunately, the breeze never got above Class minimum, so racing was called off for the day.
The start time for Day Two, Saturday, February 4, 2017 has been moved up in hopes of getting in some racing.
Despite the lack of breeze, teams have been busy practicing their Melges 20 selfie skills. Visit the Melges 20 Winter Regatta Selfie Contest Facebook Album to check them all out. Be sure to 'like' the one you think is the best. A "like" is counted as a vote and a sweet prize will be awarded to the photo with the most likes!
Stay tuned to the Melges 20 Facebook Page for live coverage and colorful moments from beautiful Miami. Racing continues on Saturday, February 4 and completes on Sunday, February 5th.
As with other Melges 20 events around the world, racing updates will be posted online at the Official Melges 20 Facebook Page. Be sure to also follow the fleet on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. Tune in for the latest racing information, results, video interviews and photos at melges20.com.
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Feb. 13, 2013 06:31 AM
WiLAN to assist in licensing Espial's patent portfolio
OTTAWA, Feb. 13, 2013 /CNW/ - Espial® Group Inc. ("Espial" or the "Company"), (TSX: ESP), a leader in on-demand TV software and solutions, today announced that Wi-LAN Inc. ("WiLAN") (TSX:WIN) (NASD:WILN) and Espial have entered into an agreement that will see WiLAN assist Espial in licensing certain of Espial's patents related to video-over-IP technology.
"Espial is a pioneer in delivery and distribution of video-over-IP networks. We have invested significantly in innovation and developed a deep intellectual property portfolio," said Jaison Dolvane, President & CEO, Espial. "We believe our patents are core to our products, which have been commercially deployed in many countries since the early 2000s, and are quite valuable to the advancement of the video-over-IP industry."
Added Dolvane, "WiLAN's proven track record makes WiLAN the right partner to lead the licensing of our patented technologies. We are excited for the opportunity to work with WiLAN."
"We believe Espial has important patented inventions in the growing video-over-IP market," said Jim Skippen, President & CEO, WiLAN. "This partnership brings together two companies with a breadth of experience developing and licensing digital TV technology and we will work to develop a licensing program beneficial to both companies."
WiLAN's subsidiary Gladios IP will assume day-to-day responsibility for developing programs aimed at licensing Espial's patents. Under the terms of the agreement, Espial and WiLAN will share the net revenues generated. All other terms of the agreement are confidential.
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Jeff, I saw this post from you over on the pad thread, and I started to ask you a question over there, but decided I better start a new thread. I hope it's okay for me to use your quote from that thread and move it over here?
So I'm hoping there's somebody that reads on this forum who has a good bit of experience with the new Peapod with overfill rated at 20°. Or for that matter the lighter one rated at 30°.( or an older 750 fill rated not as warm) Because they only thing I'd really be interested in finding out is how close does the average sleeper come to being able to reach the rating of the Peapod without the use of some other kind of top blanket? How far off is the rating? Or are there are people for whom the rating is good to go without a top blanket? I can't help but think of Neo here! It sounds like he could sleep naked in the thing and take it to 10°, based on what he has used so far to keep warm! Or if you add a thick top blanket, do you then exceed the PeaPod rating? These are the sorts of questions only experience can answer.
Bottom line, what are the thoughts on the Peapod, whether on the older ones or the new ones? I hope there are one or two people available who have tried out the newer one, or know someone who has. Because it seems really weight efficient, or at least it would be if you can get even pretty close to the 20° rating on top as well as on bottom, without need of a top bag. Or, if the use of the top bag actually took some folks elow 20.


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How much power do you need to become one of The Crew
Subject: General Tech | January 7, 2015 - 03:08 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gaming, the crew, 60fps
If you want to jump into the new massively multiplayer racing game called The Crew you are going to need to accept either 30fps or with a bit of tweaking 60fps, that is the hard limit and that 4k 144Hz monitor you just bought will be quietly crying as you play. In a way that does not matter as neither the GTX 980 or R9 290X could handle maximum graphical settings at 4k resolution with AntiAliasing enabled. SLI and Crossfire do both work and will allow you to max out your framerate to the 60fps ceiling but is unnecessary for anyone who is gaming at a resolution below 4k. NVIDIA is the better choice for those who want to play this game, you will benefit from several of their new features including FXAA which [H]ard|OCP witnessed providing a much less costly solution than 4x MSAA.
"The Crew is a new racing game that takes place in a massively multiplayer open-world environment like no other game. It supports some NVIDIA GameWorks technologies, and we will see how it performs on no less than eight different video card combinations to gauge real world gaming performance across the board."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- The Best Oculus Rift Experiences You Can Enjoy Right Now @ eTeknix
- Can the Nvidia GRID service make cloud gaming viable today? @ Kitguru
- The Crew Review @ OCC
- Beta Impressions: Petroglyph's Grey Goo @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Into The Stars Is A Space Captain Sim On Kickstarter @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
- Games Of 2015: Those Wot Could Conceivably Be Good @ Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN
Get Psyched! Bethesda Releases System Requirements For Wolfenstein: The New Order
Subject: General Tech | May 6, 2014 - 10:04 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: wolfenstein, pc gaming, gaming, core i7, 60fps
Bethesda recently published the system requirements for Wolfenstein: The New Order on its blog. The game, which is currently up for pre-order from Steam, is a next generation first person shooter for the PC and consoles (PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360). The system requirements below represent the hardware that PC gamers will need to run the game at a steady 60 FPS at 1080p.
Gamers will need a PC with at least an Intel Core i7 or equivalent AMD processor, 4GB of system memory, and 50GB of free hard drive space running a 64-bit operating system. On the graphics front, users will need to be running a NVIDIA GeForce 460 or AMD Radeon HD 6850 graphics card or better. The game will further require a broadband internet connection and Steam activation. These hardware suggestions are what Bethesda believes is needed in order to run the game "as it was intended to be experienced" on the PC.
Console gamers have similar hard drive space requirements, but obviously will run the game at reduced graphical fidelity as they are limited to their respective fixed hardware.
More information on the system requirements for the various platforms can be found on the Bethesda blog.
If your PC is up to the task of powering BJ Blazkowicz, it's time to get psyched! And In the meantime, why not enjoy some classic Wolfenstein 3D?
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Raging through the wilderness; a traveller's guide
Subject: General Tech | October 12, 2011 - 04:35 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: rage, carmack, 60fps
The Tech Report have braved corrupted textures and .ini files to bring you a tour of the wastelands of Rage. Once the NVIDIA fix was applied the low resolution textures that appeared and never left disappeared as the PC's caching power was finally put into play. The review is mixed, for instance while it does have Doom 3 like monster closets it seems that you can actually see the enemies hiding in the cracks before they jump out at you, far better than the teleporting insta-monster of the aforementioned game. Head over to see what their impressions of the game were after playing for three days.
"In his latest blog post, TR's Geoff Gasior spends a few days in Rage's virtually textured wastelands, finding a solid shooter packed with personality and, after a little tweaking, truly stunning visuals."
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Diablo III Blog Part One - What is it? @ HardwareHeaven
- First Person Dungeon Crawlers Making a Return @ Slashdot
- Bedrooms, boardrooms, and chicken farms: where the world's best indie games get made @ Ars Technica
- RAGE (PC) Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Battlefield 3 Beta: PC Hardware Tested @ Benchmark Reviews
- Portal 2 "Peer Review" PC Review @ eTeknix
- Gears of War 3 Review @ Tech-Reviews
- Rage Graphics Comparison: PC vs. Console @ NGOHQ
- Forza Motorsport 4 review: The king is dead, long live the king! @ Ars Technica
- Tribes: Ascend beta dated @ HEXUS
- Mass Effect 3 MP Explained Via Videotrailer! @ Rock, Paper, Shotgun
- MDK2 gets $15 HD re-release on PC, looks and plays great @ Ars Technica
- FORZA Motorsport 4 (XBOX 360) Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Dead Rising 2: Off The Record (XBOX 360) Review @ HardwareHeaven.
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The Manchester City machine is cranking inexorably into life. This was another performance delivered in fits and starts, with only flashes of the dazzle of which they are clearly capable, but the huff and puff was still rewarded late on.
A stodgy recent run of results has been checked and momentum has been injected into the champions' campaign. Roberto Mancini's bold pre-match insistence that his team "will win the title" for a second year in succession feels more plausible.
The manager's urgency to arrest the longest winless sequence of his tenure – albeit one that stretched to only four matches – was obvious, as attacking players were drip-fed into the contest's latter stages in a bid to secure the victory. A draw at Fulham, an impressive collective with bite on the break, might normally constitute an acceptable result, but City needed a fillip with Chelsea having already won and Borussia Dortmund due at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday in the Champions League.
By the end they had six forward-thinking players pouring towards the hosts. But Fulham might still have held out had panic not set in as full-time approached. City would not be denied. The winner was slammed into the roof of the net by Edin Dzeko with virtually his first touch of the game, Gaël Clichy's cross having been flicked on by another substitute, Mario Balotelli, before John Arne Riise's headed clearance squirmed off Brede Hangeland and into the Bosnian's path.
Dzeko has started this season with the same flurry of goals as last time around. He will hope to sustain his form more consistently from now on in, though competition for places in this frontline is ferocious.
Sergio Agüero's equaliser, just before the interval, had been his first reward since winning City their Premier League title in the death throes of last season, yet the Argentinian feels like a first-choice amid this company.
The quartet of forwards, with Carlos Tevez thrown in, will always benefit if their team-mates retain possession as they did here, with hints aplenty that David Silva is stirring as if roused by Yaya Touré's thunderous presence at his side. Mancini pointed to the performance, rather than the result, as key. "It's important not only because we won, but because we played very well," he said. "And we did play really well."
That was said with obvious satisfaction and yet City are only warming up. They were off the pace for the opening 20 minutes and behind. Indeed, it was as if their predicament only dawned upon them 10 minutes before the interval. Thereafter, they pressed until Fulham were cracked open.
Martin Jol acknowledged Fulham's retreat, all the early urgency that had yielded Mladen Petric's penalty fizzling out. They had merited that lead, even if the penalty award felt soft: Pablo Zabaleta did appear to tug down on Riise, possibly just outside the area, though what was more baffling was referee Mark Halsey's reluctance to acknowledge a similar offence at the other end of the pitch, when Riise pulled down on Tevez.
Regardless, Petric converted the spot-kick with confidence and had Bryan Ruiz subsequently beaten Joe Hart, the complexion of the match might have changed. Instead, City were shrugged awake and Fulham could not cope.
"It wasn't our intention to sit back, but they were too good for us," said Jol. "After that first half an hour, all we did was defend. They were stronger than us and more eager to score. We could only defend, defend, defend, which is probably not enough against them."
The Fulham manager will hope to add at least one midfield reinforcement next week, with interest retained in the free agents Nigel Reo-Coker and Mickaël Tavares. His team feels like a work in progress and this result should not demoralise them.
Yet, for City, it can serve to inspire. A team in search of its rhythm will be encouraged that a deficit could be overturned. They had threatened to level, with Mark Schwarzer clutching a loose ball on his goalline and palming Silva's effort away, before Tevez was permitted time to spit a shot diagonally across the penalty area and Silva sprinted between opponents to touch the ball cleverly goalwards. Schwarzer did wonderfully well to push away that effort at full stretch, but Agüero reacted quicker than Sascha Riether at the far post to convert the rebound into an empty net.
"The guys continued to play their football and always stayed calm," said Mancini. "But we wouldn't have deserved just to draw."
Dzeko's intervention ensured they had reason instead to celebrate.
This article was written by Dominic Fifield at Craven Cottage, for The Observer on Saturday 29th September 2012 17.10 Europe/London
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NEW YORK, Dec. 17, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- AJC mourns the passing of Senator Daniel Inouye, one of the country's most distinguished legislators. The chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee was 88 years old.
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"For 50 years, Senator Inouye was one of the United States Senate's most energetic advocates for Israel's quest for peace and security, and the mutually beneficial U.S.-Israel relationship," said AJC Executive Director David Harris. "More broadly, throughout his career, he stood tall and steadfast for the values of freedom, justice and compassion in our nation and around the world."
A decorated and wounded World War II hero, Inouye's appreciation for the Jewish state began nearly 60 years ago, when, in 1951, he sold Israel Bonds in his native Hawaii. During nine consecutive terms as a Democratic Senator from Hawaii, Inouye was a consistent supporter of foreign aid, and co-sponsored legislation to both support Israel and advance the cause of peace.
In recent years, among other Senate measures, Inouye co-sponsored a resolution condemning Hezbollah and Hamas and their state sponsors, and supporting Israel's right of self-defense. He also co-sponsored a congressional initiative urging the President to assert clearly United States opposition to any Palestinian unilateral declaration of statehood.
During an official visit to Israel last January, Inouye was praised by Israeli President Shimon Peres. "You stood by our side in the most demanding and difficult moments," Peres said.
The senator was also a strong supporter for many years of the campaign to free Jews from the Soviet Union, and of the needs of Holocaust survivors.
"The last time I saw Senator Inouye was when he came to the AJC Washington office for a memorial service for the late Hyman Bookbinder, our legendary Washington Representative," said Harris. "The senator had been close friends with Bookie, as he was affectionately known, and spoke movingly about their friendship and cooperation on a range of domestic and international issues. We will miss Senator Inouye, and shall always cherish his memory."
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Following a birth, most parents immediately share the news of the baby's sex, if they hadn't already learned it during an ultrasound. Not so for Beck Laxton, 46, and her partner Kieran Cooper, 44, who chose to keep their youngest child's sex a secret for a whopping five years, reports Yahoo! Shine. The couple reportedly hoped to raise their child, Sasha, in a gender-neutral way and avoid society's stereotypes and preconceptions of gender.
"I wanted to avoid all that stereotyping," Laxton stated in an interview with the Cambridge News. "Stereotypes seem fundamentally stupid. Why would you want to slot people into boxes?"
Plus: Why Other Parents Are Keeping Their Baby's Sex a Secret
Before revealing Sasha's gender, the couple referred to him as "the infant" instead of as their son. When it comes to playtime he is only allowed to play with gender-neutral toys—fire trucks and Barbies are strictly off limits. "She's [Barbie] banned because she's horrible," Laxton says in the Cambridge interview. Television is also not available in their household.
Despite all the rules, Sasha is given the freedom to alternate between boy and girl outfits. He dresses in clothes that he likes, instead of being trapped into hyper-masculine clothing such as cargo pants and skull shirts.
Plus: A Pediatrician's Take on Boys Who Like "Girly" Things
"Gender affects what children wear and what they can play with, and that shapes the kind of person they become." Laxton argues. The couple believes that by doing this they have expanded their child's options. By being gender neutral he is not confined to the expectations of a specific sex—he can be both, one, or neither.
Plus: Viral Blog Post: "My Son is Gay"
When Sasha turned five and began attending school, Laxton and Cooper had to reveal their son's gender. And while the school requires students to dress in different uniforms for girls and boys, Sasha heads to class in half of each: a girl's blouse and boy's pants.
Laxton hopes to inspire the parents of the future toward a gender-neutral path instead of forcing their children into stereotypes and preconceptions of gender, but is open to whatever her son decides to be as he matures. "As long as he has good relationships and good friends," she says, "then nothing else matters, does it?"
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We're sitting in a heap of people, right in the middle of the bleachers, under the Friday night lights. Generally, I don't like being in a heap of people. But this is special -- homecoming -- and I am surrounded by some of the nicest people I know.
"Seriously, do you ever wish you were 17 again?" I ask, looking around at all the bright-eyed kids.
"Just watch the game, OK?" someone answers.
Actually, I have a lot in common with teenagers. Like them, my body is changing in new and mysterious ways. Like them, I have feelings I really can't express.
Plus, like a teenager, I am hopeful about the future, almost relentlessly optimistic that things will work out, even in tough times like these.
In fact, I have a schoolboy crush on all of humanity, especially the female ones, of which there are many in these high school bleachers, including the hottie sitting next to me.
"Wanna go to the dance with me?" I ask my wife.
"Just watch the game," Posh says again.
"Wanna go to the dance with me?" I ask the little guy.
"Sure," he squeaks.
Admission to this game was a little steep -- 6 bucks -- and the closest parking spot must've been a mile away. They raised the price of a burger and a drink ($5) and the stands have no seat backs or cup holders. By gawd, there aren't even any corporate suites.
Yet, I still believe a high school football game is the last great sports deal on the planet. For one thing, you're among people you've known and liked and loved for years, since these seniors were in kindergarten, in fact. Sure, there are a few of them you maybe don't like. But like high school itself, by the time it's almost over like this, people have more or less made amends.
"I've got a book I want you to read," I tell my buddy Rhymer.
"He doesn't know how to read," someone next to him says.
"I'll read it to him," I say.
At halftime, the leggy dentist and her quiet husband show up. In the third quarter, our 5-year-old loses a tooth, the little guy's eyes watering up under the stadium lights as if he just scored the winning touchdown. In the fourth quarter, someone whispers an inappropriate story; either Bill or Jeff.
I've been to bigger and more expensive venues, glitzy and glamorous, celebrities all around. Rose Bowl. Staples. Disney Hall.
But give me a high school homecoming game any day, on a Friday evening just cool enough for a sweater, the entire weekend beckoning.
"You got vodka in that water bottle?" I ask Rhymer, who answers by telling me a long story about this tavern in New York that won't even sell vodka, because the proprietor considers it an inferior, tasteless drink.
So, anyway, I'm pretty sure there is vodka in the water bottle, though I have no proof other than the sneaking suspicion that I'm the only adult in these bleachers who is actually sober. Had I not come directly from work, I might've had a little nip first as well, for it's homecoming, the little girl's last as a high school student. In the fall air, there is the misty cocktail of something drawing to a close.
That feeling continues the next night, when parents and teenagers gather at a luscious house in the hills to see the kids off to the homecoming dance. In 15 minutes, 50 or so teenagers will board a rental bus and head off to a pre-dance dinner, but not before the parents snap off a zillion photos. The digital cameras chatter like machine guns. Someone notes how the boys are finally taller than the girls.
"Our last homecoming," Meghan's mom says wistfully.
Known these parents for at least 12 years, many of them. We went on field trips together, staged school fairs, joked our way through Indian Princesses and Scouts, soccer, divorces and childbirth.
Bruce, one of my favorites, coached alongside me during our glory years of AYSO, his skinny, pretzel-legged daughter one of my star forwards.
"Marisa, shoot the ball!" I can still hear Bruce screaming. "Shoot the stinkin' ball!"
Suddenly, Marisa is 17 and wearing heels and little dabs of silver on the inside corners of her eyes. Marisa is probably too dazzling and full of life for our little suburb and must move on soon -- to Berkeley, or New Haven, or Palo Alto, places better suited to dazzling teenagers like her and the little girl.
Seriously, would you like to be 17 again?
No. But I wouldn't mind being 38 again and doing this all again. For in the suburbs, the good stuff goes by too quickly. Now it's the fourth quarter, the final play, the ultimate Hail Mary.
Marisa, shoot the ball.
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After picking up their first win of the season last week, the Fire travel to Houston for Sunday's match (4pm CT on UniMas/La Ley 107.9FM) brimming with confidence. The Dynamo lost again on the road last week against Portland but are returning to BBBV Compass Stadium, a place where they have never lost. Here are a few things to look out for from a tactical perspective:
Giles Barnes – excelling in the role of second striker and deceptively good in the air
Giles Barnes has had an excellent start to 2013, playing in an almost free role just behind the target striker. Barnes is dangerous in a number of areas: he can drop deep or wide with the ball, taking on defenders, he can also win flicks on to his strike partner and he has come up with two headed goals already this season.
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Against Portland last week and San Jose the week before, Barnes linked up well with central midfielders Adam Moffat and Ricardo Clark, taking the ball from them before turning and running at defenders from deep or around the box.
In the air, Barnes won many dangerous flick-ons against San Jose in Houston's last home match. Barnes' ability to win balls in the air seemed to baffle San Jose, who were clearly anticipating him to be running onto the flicks by Will Bruin.
In the matches against San Jose and the week before against Vancouver, Barnes chipped in with two headed goals. When teams play Houston, it is easy to get distracted by players such as Brad Davis or Boniek Garcia but Barnes has been their most dangerous player this season.
The Fire cannot give him space on the ground and players like Austin Berry need to match Barnes in the air.
The possible return of Arne – if he returns, who moves to the bench?
Much of the talk this week in the Fire camp is the potential return of Arne Friedrich to a Fire back line that has been decimated by injuries at the beginning of the season.
Though everyone is looking forward to Arne's return, it brings up a very tough tactical decision for head coach Frank Klopas, namely who plays at right back.
Wells Thompson has done a very solid job over the past two matches in that position, improving from a shaky first half against Chivas to having a standout game in last week's win against NYRB.
Wells stated this week that he would like to "lock the down the spot and become a regular starter" and he certainly has put forth a good case to the coaches.
Thompson's distribution out of the back is excellent and as the away team this week, the Fire will be looking to hold onto the ball for as long as possible and not be wasteful in possession.
Paladini, Thompson Preview Houston
The other realistic candidate for the starting right back spot should Friedrich return is Jalil Anibaba, last season's starter. Against a physical and big team like Houston, Jalil's strength could be needed.
Anibaba is also excellent in the air and with players like Barnes and Bruin to contend with, Klopas may turn to the third-year defender.
Houston's knack for scoring goals from set pieces is also well-known and Anibaba's presence in the box could be all-important on Sunday afternoon.
The Dynamo's frequency of scoring from corners is such that the home fans get to their feet for every corner, expecting a goal or good chance to be created from each one.
Though there was a lot of talk about Logan Pause moving to right-back at the beginning of this season, I don't see the Fire changing too much the in the midfield after last week's performance.
A start for Jalil at right back would be tough on Wells Thompson after two great performances, but tactically, starting Anibaba would make the most sense.
Prediction: 1-1 with the Fire goal coming from Sherjill MacDonald
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Sunday, 9 December 2012
Rouge Bunny Rouge Colour Burst Lipstick: Unrestricted & Whim of Mine
Unrestricted is a muted pink beige with a slight silver shimmer. I'd say this applies cooler than how it swatches. Its very pretty and I don't think I have another shade like it.
Whim of mine is a creamy warm rose with a satin finish (£24 each). This shade is very heavily featured in blog posts about RBR lipsticks and I can see why its such a popular universal shade.
Ingredients below (the lipsticks do have a sweet scent)
I bought one of these from rougebunnyrouge.com (extremely quick delivery and a beautiful site which is worth checking out for their looks section alone) and the other I received via a gift certificate which was very kindly given to me by RBR.
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I love their lipsticks! Whim of Mine is one of my very favorites and such a great everyday shade. Your blog creates all sorts of unsightly lemmings!! XDReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Replica,ReplyDelete
I always like to take a look at your lip swatch as the colors really match my liking :) Both colors look very nice but I like Whim More.
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Hi Meryl,Delete
We do go for similar lip colours don't we, I think there are quite a lot of RBR lip shades you would like xx
These are both so gorgeous, Replica! Now two more to add to my long RBR wish list! xoReplyDeleteReplies
:) Yes but we have some much RBR now we will run out of things to add to our list soon ;) I have of coures ordered the new mascara and one of the perfumes... xxDelete
Such pretty colours Replica, I think I like Whim of mine best.ReplyDeleteReplies
I bet you would like great in that shade :)Delete
thanks for sharing.ReplyDeleteReplies
no problem, like to share the RBR pretties always :)Delete


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They killed him because he was too innocent to live. He was young and ignorant and silly and he got involved. He had no more of a notion than any of you what the whole affair's about, and you gave him money and York Harding's books on the East and said, "Go ahead. Win the East for Democracy." –The Quiet American
The cathedral at Phat Diem in northern Vietnam, which Graham Greene visited twice in 1951 and where he set one of the more memorable scenes in The Quiet American, is today a placid and mildly kitschy tourist attraction. Its claim to fame is its extraordinary architecture, which resembles a sort of Franco-Sino-Vietnamese pagoda: sloping tile roofs with up-curving dragons at the corners, wooden colonnades and carved stone reliefs of bamboo and lotus flowers. The altar is topped with icons of the Vietnamese martyrs slaughtered by Emperor Tu Duc in the 1850s during the anti-Catholic purges, which would serve as a casus belli for French colonization. Up until 1951, in a peculiarly medieval arrangement, Phat Diem was essentially ruled by its bishop, who had his own small army. But in June 1951 that army collapsed in the face of a Communist Vietminh offensive and was replaced by French troops. In early December 1951, when Greene paid his second visit, the town had nearly been overrun by a surprise attack; the Vietminh had infiltrated under cover of the annual festival of Our Lady of Fatima. French paratroopers were retaking the town, block by block.
Norman Sherry, in his massive and recently completed biography, meticulously shows where Greene drew the inspiration for each of the elements in the Phat Diem chapter of The Quiet American. On Greene's first visit, in January 1951, he met a certain Father Willich, an "unpleasant" Belgian who doubled as an amateur surgeon. In the novel, this becomes an encounter atop the cathedral's bell tower with a disillusioned priest in a bloodstained cassock, who responds to the narrator Fowler's distaste for the confessional with a dry barb: "I don't suppose you've ever had much to regret." The backdrop to this conversation, meanwhile, is drawn from Greene's second visit: mortar fire bursting across the "Low Country landscape" of rice paddies, canals and church towers, and in the distance a supply plane circling over the spectacular limestone mountains of Ninh Binh.
Later Fowler, a world-weary British journalist, accompanies a French patrol across a canal full of bodies, like "an Irish stew containing too much meat." They end up accidentally shooting a woman and her young child. These horrible incidents in fact happened to Greene, who described them in an article for Paris Match. The only major event in the Phat Diem scene to spring wholly from Greene's imagination seems to be the entrance of the dashingly naïve "quiet American" himself, Alden Pyle. He wakes Fowler at 3 in the morning, having foolhardily crossed enemy territory to do the gentlemanly thing by declaring that he has fallen in love with Fowler's Vietnamese mistress, Phuong, and intends to marry her. In later years, accused of skewing his reporting to conform to the aesthetic constraints of the seedy, fallen world critics called "Greeneland," Greene would insist that "the bodies in the canal at Phat Diem lay exactly as I said they did." And perhaps, like Fowler, Greene passed the evening at Phat Diem playing cards with hospitable French troops given to deadpan Hemingwayesque romanticism. ("You will see that Monsieur Fowlair has everything he needs, a candle, matches, a revolver.") But the "Greeneland" critics have a point. Greene's Phat Diem is a collage of elements that surface in his fiction again and again, whether he is writing about Vietnam, Mexico, Sierra Leone or Britain.


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PARIS (AP) — Winged Victory of Samothrace, the hulking Hellenistic sculpture that dominates the Louvre Museum's most frequented staircase, is taking flight — away from tourists' gazes for a restoration project.
Officials at the famed Paris museum said the 2nd-century B.C. sculpture was set to be dismantled, hoisted onto rollers and wheeled into a closed cabin in another Louvre gallery for structural work and a meticulous cleaning to restore the original hues to its marble over the next nine months.
The 5.9-meter (about 18-foot) sculpture shows the headless, armless remains of the winged Greek goddess of victory, Nike, as she lands on a ship's bow atop a flat base. The work's flowing garments, energized pose with right leg extended and outstretched wings point to an expert rendering in the high-quality Paros marble, which has yellowed with time, Louvre officials said.
The sculpture towers over the Louvre's Daru staircase — which leads museum-goers to the Mona Lisa — and is also being refurbished: Visitors will see scaffolding. The 4 million-euro ($5.27 million) project, which will take Winged Victory out of visitors' sight until June, follows three years after another Louvre masterpiece, the Venus de Milo, was touched up.
On Tuesday, the Louvre's weekly closing day, work crews erected scaffolding and bustled on the statue's base as the project got under way.
"For specialists in Greek sculpture, it's an essential work ... It immediately draws attention," Ludovic Laugier, a Louvre restoration official, told reporters. Studies conducted beforehand to plan for the restoration made one thing clear, he said.
"We quickly realized that we were faced with a major difficulty: This staircase gets so much traffic, we can't restore the Winged Victory here, because we would block all the space," he said, motioning to the vaulted, cavernous stairwell, which is vital to the movement of many of the Louvre's 7 million visitors each year.
The statue, by an unknown sculptor, was discovered in 1863 by a French diplomat, Charles Champoiseau, on the Greek island of Samothrace in the Aegean Sea. The last of four restorations ended in 1934, though the so-called great restoration — including use of plaster that Laugier said is accepted by experts today — took place in the early 1880s.


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The state champion Bishop Hendricken wrestling team qualified a few wrestlers for the New England High School Championships this weekend at the Providence Career & Technical Academy, and finished the tournament with 13 points.
Warwick Vets also competed, as it qualified three wrestlers and scored a total of 19 points. Toll Gate had one wrestler in the tournament, and it scored three total points.
Hendricken was led by Jason Davol, who won two matches, lost in the quarterfinals and then won a consolation round match to pick up five points at 106. Anthony DiMauro scored four points at 145 after winning twice in the consolation rounds, and Chris Barone rounded out the Hawks' scoring by grabbing four points thanks to a win in the consolation round.
Nick Celico, Rob Lanni, Hunter Boesch and Dallas Sauer all competed as well.
Vets' three wrestlers were all state champions hoping for New England crowns. Though it didn't end up that way, they still had solid showings. John Altieri led the way with a sixth-place finish at 113 after winning two matches, then losing in the semifinals. He then fell in the consolation semifinals and lost due to medical forfeit in the fifth-place match. He earned 10 points.
Nate Colicci won two consolation round matches to pick up four points at 126, while George Schmeider did the same thing at 160 to pick up four more points.
Toll Gate's Aaron Travers qualified at 138 and won two consolation round matches before falling 3-2 in the consolation quarterfinals. (Warwick Beacon photos by Leo van Dijk / rhodyphoto.com)


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The Top 10 Ways to be Successful in 2017
I provide a rebuttal for my earlier article and remove my tongue from my cheek.
- Whatever you do, DO NOT add philanthropic planning to your practice. After all, 31% of HNW respondents, said they would switch advisors if they could find someone who they could talk with about philanthropy. Look how crowded your office would be. And, there goes Friday afternoons on the golf course. Who needs the headaches?
- Whatever you do, find a way to incorporate philanthropic planning into your practice. 31% of High Net Worth families indicated that they would change advisors if they could find one that discussed their philanthropy with them. This is an incredible way to create a differentiation between you and other advisors in your community. This is also known as a marketing plan.
- If you ignore #1 above, whatever you do, don't be the one to bring it up. Wait for them. After all, it's very personal and you don't want to go THERE.
- Should you have the wisdom and courage to undertake #1 above, you should begin the discussions about giving early in your relationship. It's best to raise the subject in the first two or three get togethers. Let your new clients know that this is something that's important to you and that you want to help facilitate and are committed to helping them discover or define their philanthropic vision.
- If they finally do bring it up, make sure you have a solution or two as your "go to" answer. Get the darn transaction out of the way and move on. Fast.
- Once the topic is understood as important for them, remember that until you know what they care about and why they care about it, that tactical solutions don't matter. The implementation of the "how" must come after the "why". This takes time and thoughtful conversations. If you are not skilled in this type of discovery, find someone who is. You'll lose no standing with your clients. They want to get where they're going. You don't have to be the expert at everything. In fact, they probably know you're not. Find experts. Know experts. That's all that's needed.
- If you just can't stand it anymore, wait 'til you know how much money they have and, if there's enough, give them the solution that produces the most tax savings and leaves just the crumbs to charity. You have to wait 'til you really get a feel for their dough, though.
- As much as we like to believe that tax savings motivate giving, they don't. Certainly tax savings are a nice benefit and your clients won't turn them down but they want to give because they want to give back and to make a difference. If you lead with tax savings and nothing else, you'll not have the results you'd like.
- Make sure they know it's all about saving taxes. HNW families hate taxes. Anything you show them has to save a bunch of tax or they won't even consider it. You can figure out who gets the money later. Who cares?
- See #4 above.
- Do not, NEVER, EVER, get the kids involved. After all, it's the parents' money and they don't want the kids to know just how much there is. So what if they always fly First Class and stay at the Peninsula, that's different. It's a treat. It's vacation. So, there's someone who cleans the house and a company of guys who takes care of the lawn and gardening. Everyone has that, right? Anyway, they worked hard for this stuff and they didn't get rich by their parents teaching them to give it away. Someone in the family surely lived through The Great Depression. Seriously.
a. Show them how to get the children involved in their giving. (Ask them first, of course). Most parents don't know how to do this so, therefore feel inadequate to lead the way. Those that have managed to do this indicate that they are happy with the results so why not be the hero to help them step into this perceived dangerous territory. Studies have now shown that families who regularly gather around philanthropy are happier, communicate better, and remain in contact longer. This type of success will not only empower the family, it should link you as a valuable resource to the family not only for the older generation but also to the younger generations. Teaching money skills through philanthropy is a powerful method of educational involvement.
- Remember, the only thing they care about is their pile of money and making it bigger. And, then getting it to the kids and praying it won't screw them up (more). The only cause they possibly care about is the first church of me, me, me.
- Wealthy families really want to give back. That's why 91% of them do so. However, their giving is often helter-skelter and not very strategic. This is somewhat because most of their giving is reactive: going to charity events, responding to calls from friends on boards, etc. What is really important is for their advisors to help them to discover the causes that truly resonate with who they are and what they hold as important to them. Helping your clients gain clarity about their philanthropic goals is as important as helping them gain clarity about their other financial goals. In fact, they should be part of the same conversation. Then, and only then, does strategy matter.
- If you volunteer for something, like at an animal shelter or a food pantry, WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T TALK ABOUT IT. They'll just think you're some kind of do-gooder.
- Sharing your own experiences is critical. One thing that is clear, is that volunteers care about the organizations they volunteer for. Helping your clients identify volunteering opportunities, is equally as important as helping them allocate their financial resources. They want to help but they don't always know where or how.
- Do not go to conferences, break-out sessions or local meetings that talk about charitable planning. It's way complicated and nobody uses much of it anyway. There's plenty of really good online information that can help you through the hard spots. After all, if it's on the internet, it's got to be right. Ignorance is bliss.
- If you want to become a well-educated philanthropic advisor, it takes some work. There are conferences like Advisors in Philanthropy, The National Association of Charitable Gift Planners and others. Get educated. Learn how to spot opportunities. Join your local planned giving council, estate planning council or tie in to your local community foundation. Sign up for this newsletter, it's free.
- If, for some unforeseen reason, your HNW client decides to do something charitable make sure the attorney they use doesn't charge much. After all, the IRS has forms and it's mostly "fill in the blanks" work. They'll like that you saved them money. If you're an attorney, you don't need help even if you've never done this before. After all, the IRS has free documents and all you need to do is fill in the blanks. Am I getting redundant?
- Philanthropy is a team sport. You must become an effective collaborator to really serve your clients well. Finding the right team for every case can mean the difference between success and failure. There are often lots of moving parts in designing and implementing a strategic philanthropic plan and there has to be coordination between many parties to be successful. You clients deserve this and their success is what is important.
Submitted by Daniel Felix on Wed, 04/05/2017 - 15:40
Re: The Top 10 Ways to be Successful in 2017
Randy, your tongue and cheek are inseparable - good thing for all of us. Thanks for the humorous list!
Submitted by Charles O'Neil on Mon, 01/16/2017 - 19:07
Re: The Top 10 Ways to be Successful in 2017
Great article. Responds to all the key attitudes I hear from many advisors. Thank you!


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A plant is any member of the kingdom Plantae. The best known plants are the flowering plants. Most flowering plants have six parts: Leaves, Flowers, Fruit, Stems, Seeds and Roots.
Plants are generally capable of photosynthesis, although there are parasitic plants for which this is not the case.
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Plants were created on the third day of creation.[1] God gave us every seed-bearing plant and every fruit-bearing tree for food and also gave every green plant as food for "every beast of the earth, and to every fowl of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the earth."[2]


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Fedora has traditionally contained a rich set of development tools. The following are highlights of the many improvements to the development tools included in this release of Fedora.
Fedora 17 includes version 4.7.0 of gcc, gcc-c++, gcc-gfortran, gcc-objc, and gcc-gnat. The update includes numerous changes to the gcc series of compilers, not only C and C++, but also to Ada and Fortran. For complete details, refer to the GCC 4.7 Release Series Changes at http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.7/changes.html.
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- Several obsoleted architectures including IRIX 6.5, MIPS OpenBSD, Solaris, Tru64 UNIX 5.1 and a number of legacy ARM platforms
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- In addition, there are platform-specific improvements in ARM, AVR, IA-32/x86-64, MIPS, PowerPC/PowerPC64, SH and SPARC.
Fedora 17 now includes gdb 188.8.131.5220120. To review the many new features please visit http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/download/ANNOUNCEMENT
In addition to numerous bugfixes, doxygen 126.96.36.199 includes:
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DevelopmentFrom Brad Fregger, Producer of Ghostbusters:
The game developers at Activision would often take the afternoon off to see a new movie that was exciting to us. One day we all decided to see Ghostbusters on the opening day. After the movie David Crane (Pitfall and Pitfall II) announced that he was going to do the game. As a founder of Activision, he had the power to get the wheels in motion and within a week we we're beginning development.Crane had already been working on what would become the game, and made a beta version with the driving and franchising elements, but it wasn't until getting the Ghostbusters license that he had a setting for those game elements. The title screen sing-a-long feature of the computer version was not added until the week before the game was finished.
LicenseLike the cartoon based on the movies, Activision was not allowed to use the likeness of the actors that performed in the movie.
MusicThe game title music and speech based on the original theme music from the movie written by Ray Parker Jr.
NES versionThe NES version of the game differs in a few ways from its computer counterparts. First, the driving sequences feature a "zoomed out" perspective, meaning that the Ghostbusters car is smaller on the screen and that there is more road to manuver over. Also, gone is the ability to purchase different vehicles (which was in all versions of the game). By contrast, there are more items to buy and equip from the shop than other versions. Finally, the NES version features a unique Temple of Zuul sequence at the end of the game where the Ghostbusters must slowly climb the stairwell of the building to the rooftop, avoiding the touch of enemy ghosts that fly around.
SalesAccording to the magazine Retro Gamer (issue #1), the game was Mastertronic's #2 best selling game (412.922 copies).
Winston ZeddmoreInterestingly, the game does not portray, or even reference, Winston Zeddmore – Ernie Hudson's character in the film, and the sole black Ghostbuster. He does later appear in the game version of Ghostbusters II.
ZX Spectrum versions
- Spectrum first version
- In the rush for a pre-Christmas release, the Spectrum version did not work with the popular Kempston joystick interface. Even worse, the game crashed on selecting this joystick add-on. According to ACE (issue #15), thousands of copies had to be replaced with a working version.
- 128K version
- Two years after the 48K release an enhanced version of the game appeared. The only new addition was a funky AY version of Ray Parker Junior's theme song.
- Happy Computer
- Issue 02/1986 - #4 Best Game in 1985 (Readers' Vote)
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- Issue 01/1985 - #6 It's the Zzap! 64 Top 64!
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