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Yesterday I asked about your favourite makeup look this Christmas, your go-to face over the holidays. Well, this has been mine - quick and easy, but very seasonal with the bronzey gold soft smoky eye, paired with a deep berry lip. These are the products I've been reaching for when I haven't had time to play about with my look - the ones that are foolproof but fabulous!
FACE: YSL Le Teint Touche Eclat foundation (read my review here) with Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector in Opal dabbed on top, to highlight, a touch of
MAC Blot Powder on the t-zone, and
ArtDeco Glam Stars blusher.
LIPS: My current favourite lippie, Kate Moss for Rimmel Lasting Finish Matte in #107, teamed with an ARTDECO lip liner from the Dita Von Teese collection in #6. (I've also reviewed Kate Moss for Rimmel in shade #101 here).
Do you have any of these products, or similar, in your own collection? I'd love to know what you make of them! And I would really, REALLY love to know what you're planning to wear tonight! Will you be in or out? Whatever you do I hope you have an absolutely fabulous New Year's Eve, my lovelies! Catch you in 2013!


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A couple of years ago almost to the day, I started a mini-project to paint up a selcetion of late war Luftwaffe fighters for an Operation Bodenplatte game, using my newly completed RAF Spitfire XIV's and Tempest V's as the opposition:
I was thinking of a bit of a change from the on-going Malta project, so have decided to set up another game of Bag The Hun 2 at the club in mid-January, using the Operation Bodenplatte plan as a basis for something a bit different. I have four players signed up already, so I now need some planes!
This means that I'll need to base and paint up the really nice Museum Miniatures FW190 Doras that I bought for the initial project, together with some Bf109K's or G's that I also have in the relevant box, although the latter are an optional extra.
I'd also like to do some USAAF P51D's or p47D's to add to the RAF fighters that I already have, using as simple a scheme as possible to speed them along, with as much bare metal as I can get away with. I may not have time for this but, if I can get them done, then I will.
It should be fun as a painting project and not as fiddly as the last lot (I hope!).

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House Decorating Guide: How to Move and Drag Items to Customize your Skyrim Home The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
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masterpug53 7 years ago#1
Unfortunately, the move-drag feature has been...well, it's been pretty badly butchered compared to what it used to be, so this guide is more for helping you deal with the problems that might otherwise confound you or turn you off to the feature entirely. Self-decorating is still perfectly feasible in Skyrim, provided you learn a few tricks to make it easier.
For starters, the move / drag feature can be used by moving the cursor over an item / body and holding down the action (A) button, the button normally used to talk / pick up / loot. It sounds fishy, but it's actually programmed pretty well to know the difference between 'take' and 'move / drag.'
And for the sake of ease when writing this, familiarize yourself with the term cell, which refers to a self-contained area of the game; the interior of Breezehome is a cell, the city of Whiterun within the walls is a cell, and so forth. Any time you go through a doorway and encounter a loading screen, you are passing from one cell into another.
Why the Hell Do All My Items Keep Falling On The Floor?!
This is probably the first and most prominent issue that you'll run into when trying to decorate. For reasons unbeknownst to me, whenever you drop and item for decorating purposes, the item will usually return to the point at which you dropped it when you re-enter your house (cell) after leaving it; so if you drop items and immediately decorate with them, it will look like a damn tornado ripped through your house when you come back later.
But with 99% of the game's items, this only happens once - so, when decorating, drop all the items you want to use in a big pile, leave the cell, reload the auto-save when you step outside (this allows the game a full loading screen upon re-entering and makes sure that the cell takes stock of the items you dropped), re-enter the cell, and start decorating.
And while the move-drag feature can tell the difference between 'take' and 'move / drag' pretty well, there still will be the occasional instance where you accidentally take an item back into your inventory. Don't just try and redecorate with that item - you'll have to re-drop it and repeat the exit / re-enter again.
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masterpug53 (Topic Creator)7 years ago#2
Why the Hell Does the Cursor Always Grab the Item in the Middle?!
This is probably the biggest hit the move / drag feature has taken to its versatility - in past games, you could pick up an item at the point which your cursor was targeting, allowing greater freedom of movement when placing the item. Unfortunately in Skyrim, targeting an item with the move / drag feature will almost always force it to be grabbed roughly in the center, which severely limits your ability to place it the way you want to. To compound this problem, many of the game's items are 'weighted' counter-intuitively, or at least inconveniently - some pots and bowls will always want to turn face-down, for instance, which is generally not how you would want to place them. And God help you if you want to have a few sprigs of lavender standing upright in a basket.
It's just something we have to deal with, unfortunately - get into the habit of using walls and corners built into the cell to change the position / direction of the item you're holding, rather than just shaking it around until it gets in the right position. If walls / corners aren't handy in relation to where you want to place an item, you can try stacking other, larger items near the spot and using those to reposition the item.
If you have the item in place, say on a desk or shelf, but want to fine-tune its positioning, do not try to grab it with the move / drag again, as it will usually be yanked towards you, which will disrupt the placement and possibly knock over any items next to it. Instead, drop another item, pick the new item up with the move / drag, and use it to fine-tune the position of the first item. Rings are very reliable items to use for fine-tuning placement, as they are small, symmetrical, and most importantly, aren't usually affected by the problem of other items causing said rings to fall out of your grasp...which leads me to my next tip...
Why the Hell do I Keep Dropping These Items When I'm Trying to Place Them?
This isn't a new problem (Fallout 3 and New Vegas both had it), but it does seem worse in Skyrim - occasionally when you're trying to position an item, it will drop out of your grasp when it comes in contact with another placed item. The extra insult is that if it stays touching the item that caused it to fall out of your grasp, it will often prevent the move-drag feature from picking it up, and you'll either have to move it away by holding another item, or pick it up into your inventory, re-drop it, and leave the cell to use it again.
If this happens, use the aforementioned ring or similar item to 'push' the stuck item away from the items touching it - as long as the stuck item is clear of the other items, you should be able to move / drag it again. Or if that's not an option, you'll just have to take it back into your inventory, re-drop it, and decorate with it when you re-enter the cell.
This problem is usually confined to certain types of items, fortunately. Flowers (lavender, tundra cotton, etc) are the biggest offenders, followed by candlesticks and goblets; other items are capable of this, but these are the ones that give me the most trouble. If you're able, try to place these items first before placing other items in around them. Obviously this won't work with flowers, as you'll generally want to place them in a bowl or pot - just make sure you have them positioned just how you want them before dropping them in, and don't get too nitpicky with their placement, otherwise you'll pull your hair out over something that already has strong potential for being very frustrating.
And since we're on the subject, note that - ironically - flower baskets have no negative space and can't have items placed inside them, but regular baskets - including the ones shaped like flower baskets - can.
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masterpug53 (Topic Creator)7 years ago#3
What the Hell do I do With All These Immovable Items?!
Unfortunately this is another area in which the move-drag feature has taken a hit to its usefulness - you can no longer pick up any object (other than bodies) that can't be placed directly into your inventory, which means that all those bird skulls and forks / knives taking up space on your shelves and tables can't be moved directly. So once again, whip out your trusty ring and use it to knock those things off the shelves / tables and either put them in a postion that better suits you, or shuffle them off to a dark corner and hide them behind a basket.
Where Can I get More Silver / Decorative Items?
In a rather ingenious move on Bethesda's part, most cells in the game (not just dungeons) completely respawn if given enough time - if you clear out Dragonsreach of all its silver plateware and delicious food, stay away from the cell long enough for it to respawn, and all the items will have returned for you to clear them out again (this is also useful if you're worried about leaving a cell completely barren of decorations). Some cells have a respawn window of 10 days and others 30 days, and whenever you enter a cell, that timer is reset to zero, so if you're looking to re-pilfer an area, save before entering it, reload if it hasn't respawned yet, and try again later.
In my experience, your owned houses do not respawn in this way - this prevents random bowls and food from popping in uninvited if you've already decorated yourself and have spent a little too long away from home (good thinking, Beth). On the other hand, all those unmovable forks, knives and bird skulls will revert back to their original locations if the cell's allowed to respawn, so if you've moved any of those out of place, then never stay away from said home longer than 30 days.
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masterpug53 (Topic Creator)7 years ago#4
Are There Any Items I Can't Decorate With?
When I said that 99% of items are only thrown on the floor one time, there does remain that 1% that won't stay put no matter what you do. These items will always end up going somewhere when you re-enter the cell, and have the potential of glitching through a wall and becoming lost forever.
Here's a brief list of items to avoid (that I've found) when decorating - you're welcome to try them at your own risk, but don't say I didn't warn you:
- Thieve's Guild Larceny Items (just leave 'em all where Delvin puts them)
- Wooden Mask (Haven't tested Dragon Priest Masks)
- Circlets (even generic ones)
- Staff of Magnus (DON'T put this one on a weapon rack either - it will gradually shift its position to the point where it might 'destroy' the rack or plaque its on, making you permanently unable to put a new weapon there).
- Keening (I didn't test this one fully, but it has the same potential as the Staff of Magnus to move around and destroy a plaque or case, so I wouldn't push it).
On that note, if you notice that a weapon placed on a rack is gradually moving out of postition every time you re-enter your home, take it out and just keep it in a chest.
I've also run into a bug where items can't be moved at all once you re-enter the cell - you can't even push them with your body or another item. I think this is a bug related to lag, because it started affecting certain items late in the game that weren't affected earlier on. It's still possible to decorate with these items if this happens, though - since an item reverts to its original drop point upon re-entry of the cell, you have to actually drop the item from your inventory into the position you want it; it takes some practice, but isn't impossible.
Finally, the collision physics in this game seem even more whacked-out than in Fallout 3 - as such, you can't count on putting items in bowls or on plates the way you used to. I wouldn't recommend putting anything but food and ingredients in your self-placed bowls, and plates can only handle certain types of items without doing the cha-cha halfway across your table. It's something you kinda have to try for yourself to get a good picture of, but definitely do not try to place a bunch of rings or gemstones in or on a self-placed bowl or plate, unless you want to marvel at the magic of a tap-dancing silver bowl.
So if you're still reading at this point, thanks for reading, and hopefully some of these tips will make house-decorating more fun, or at least bearable. I'm pretty nutty over it myself (was even compelled to ditch a 150-hour character simply because I was glitched out of buying Honeyside), so if you have any specific questions, I can probably answer them.
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PsychoD_Boy 7 years ago#5
I made the mistake of putting 6 large baskets in the master bedroom in the Dawnstar Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary and filling them with soul gems. I left the sanctuary and came back a couple hours later to find all of the soul gems scattered around the room and the baskets nowhere to be found.
Also, be careful with the weapon rack in that bedroom. I filled it with named weapons and the Blade of Woe randomly disappeared never to be seen again.
Good guide btw. Very helpful if your new to decorating.
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Snoogydoodles 7 years ago#6
This was helpful, thanks.
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IrvingWallace 7 years ago#7
Thanks dude very helpful. This should be made sticky.
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Interesting guide... I'd given up on decorating because things kept moving around too much, so I will have to try that reloading trick. Thanks for the info.
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masterpug53 (Topic Creator)7 years ago#9
Simple questions deserve long-winded answers that no one will bother to read.
baconslappy 7 years ago#10
Bump. Also i found out that it seems to help if you wait AFTER you put down an item (basket and cauldrons are the only ones ive tested so far)
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Good evening friends neighbors and all citizens of Estell Manor.
One of my most important statements to make is simple. Thank you.
Thank you for your trust. Thank you for your friendship over the years. And thank you for your faith in me to lead our fine city.
This city has experienced a most unusual election. In round one back in November there was a tie. 367-367. Half of the voters were for us and 1/2 were against us. With a second race last week on February 7th luckily the second time was the charm. However being looked upon as an underdog, let me borrow a phrase from Jason Kelce of the Super Bowl champions,the Eagles. I will use his phrase but without the R-rated bombs that were fired off like missiles :
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Another phrase that I would like to borrow is from Robert Zimmerman from his hit The Times They Are A-changing: The slow one now will later be fast,as the present now will later be past, the order is rapidly fading.And the first one now will later be last for The Times They Are A-Changin.
Indeed they are. This past election for mayor certainly had both phrases from Jason Kelce and Robert Zimmerman ring out very loud and true.
A reflection from election day, February 6th, is that there were more voters who voted last week than back in November. I was not really sure what the turnout would be for last Tuesday and I was realistically thinking probably around 450-500 voters. Instead it turned out the 27 more people voted for mayor this past Tuesday than back in November. In November a total of 734 votes were cast for mayor which was the tide election. This past Tuesday on February 6th a total of 758 votes were cast for mayor. The final count was 391-367.
I would like to discuss the next four years of my goals and vision I see for Estell Manor.
I have already been in touch with the governor's office about our $200,500.00 of PILOT funding. ( payment-in-lieu-of-taxes). I have received positive feedback from an aide to Governor Murphy. That aide and a representative from the D.E.P. will meet with me here in Estell Manor sometime in early March.
I will be reaching out to many key players from Trenton to help us in forming Partnerships and positive dialogue. And we are off to an early good start. On Friday February 9th I was very very surprised from a phone call I received while picking up color charts at the paint store. I was asked "Is this Mayor Joe Venezia," in which I replied, yes, that would be me. The person then said "this is Phil Murphy calling to congratulate you". I thanked the governor and told him how honored I was from his call. Governor Murphy stated and I quote "I was very intrigued seeing a tied race for mayor and how the outcome would be. From the state house we were tracking this race." Governor Murphy also said that if he could help in any way during my term as mayor to please call his office. I told the Governor about P.I.L.O.T.funding issue and Governor Murphy assured me he will personally review all the facts and details to the this issue.
Senator Jeff Van Drew has always been a friend to Estell Manor and I trust our senator will be a vital part of our Partnerships to help our city. I also thank Senator van Drew for his major role in bringing FiOS to Estell Manor and look forward to receive an invitation to testify before the Senate budget committee. We will all work together to get a permanent bill put in place for the P.I.L.O.T funding.
I am also looking into other towns and which they are realizing how Contracting Services is saving them a lot of money. Once we can compare cost and establish that there is a savings we will have to fulfill to the taxpayers what they expect of our leadership. All of us members of city council have a moral obligation to run this city like a business.
From Wall Street to Walmart nearly every business is making cuts and finding ways to operate more efficiently. I ask a simple question, "Why has Estell Manor not been interested?
I am sure there will be lots of obstruction from Council to make this difficult. However please remember the verse I said earlier from Robert Zimmerman .
Next on my agenda is to finish and finalize the landfill closure. I started this initiative back in 2006. During my first term as mayor and part of my second term, our city received somewhere around $400,000 from the Hazardous Discharge Site Remediation Fund (HDSRF). The late Senator Jim Whelan was very instrumental in helping me with this and also creating a law that allows closed Municipal landfills to be a permitted use for Solar Development or cell tower farm. Sen Whelan's believe was that this would have the least environmental impact. While I am aware that this could take quite some time to get through the permitting process one interesting thought would be to lease the closed landfill and have a developer take on the responsibility and come to terms on a percentage sharing of the revenue. By doing this it seems there would most be likely no cost to the city and yet reap a percentage of Revenue along with a lease.
I will also stay on top of any grants we will qualify for and be sure to resurface our largest and most in need of Municipal streets.
Also I had a heart-to-heart conversation with our zoning officer to discuss a plan and keeping properties in compliance with our zoning laws.
Also I would like to address the issue with our zoning board only having two or three meetings a year. I believe that this is very counterproductive and think our planning board needs to be doing more planning or staying on top of our zoning issues.
Another entity I want to form a partnership with is our school and youth and having them involved in community service. A memo will go out in the quarterly and also on our Municipal website and also with the school. I certainly believe that having our youth engaged in community service will help them to achieve, and prepare them for future leadership roles keeping them productive and help them to make smart and wise choices. I believe that their parents will help and encourage them and make them so proud of their positive role model positions in our community.
Next as chairman of the Finance Committee, our bill list should be posted on our website monthly. For those who put in their campaign fliers that I was a liar with some of the exaggerated expenditures I will have posted on our last four years of spending and all future bill lists on our website. This is taxpayer's money and all residents and taxpayers have the right to see how Council spends their money. You the taxpayer have the right to be able to do this from the comfort of your home rather than having to come down to City Hall to file an Opra request.
On Public Safety I will work with the state police to form a neighborhood watch program. With the recent spike that i have heard with theft occurring and with the epidemic of opioid abuse, having a neighborhood watch is warranted. I did this once before back in the year 2000 but it turned into a failure because back then very little activity was happening around here. Truthfully I like that failure because if not much was happening back then with theft and drug use then the better off our city will always be. Unfortunately what has become mainstream on TV regrettably spills out into many communities.
Next on my Public Safety list is that aside from a hurricane or another derechio , a very real Public Safety concern is wildfires. Because we are a very rural community the threat can be very real. In speaking with Jeff Cornew, who is our Emergency Management Director, he has agreed we need to create a public awareness campaign. We will be meeting to discuss our plan and strategy and how to implement. We would like our residents to be prepared, and how to prevent a wildfire from occurring.
Unfortunately in this past election many negative and outrageous lies were said about me on Facebook and campaign Flyers. Let me be very clear I have no interest in closing down Estell Manor Fire Company although that was done 3 years ago when I was not on Council. And our city was involved in a lawsuit in which over $120,000 later, nothing was done that couldn't have been done without spending all that money.
The next matter to clear the air is a member of council promoting more false allegations on Facebook of me closing down the senior social program senior social program. While I make no apologies for having to make a living and work during the day while others are retired and have a lot of free time on their hands, there was never so much as a peep from me that when I became mayor I would stop the senior program. I would really like to see the program grow and also have some volunteers from the community to help it along. I still have a lot of pep in my step and will continue to work. Someday I do hope to be able to try retirement a few more years up the road. The senior social program is something to be enjoyed by our seniors and retirees. It is not a political Gathering to be encouraging dissension amongst our community.
However I believe the most disgusting lie said this past election was that I was banned from attending school board meetings from 1982 to 2009. There is no such documentation that shows this false allegation. In fact when I first got on City Council in 1995 I was asked by the mayor back then and also by the school superintendent to do the commencement speech to the 8th grade graduation class, and was also the school board liaison from 1995 to 2001 and from 2006 to 2013. A total of 15 years. I was helpful and worked with the school to help them reach their goal to have a gymnasium and even voted to give the school a half a million dollars back in the day when we had a big Surplus. I say to that liar prove me wrong or resign from City Council. Sadly when one has no record of accomplishment and only likes to throw mud to cover his inequities on council, then most likely it would be best for our city as a whole for that member of council to resign and let someone else have the opportunity to do a better job. Bringing our fine School, the parents, and the kids into his low class campaign is as low as it gets and certainly our kids and parents deserve much better. My son also graduated from the Estell Manor School in which I was in the school often.
I have laid out a major portion of my agenda tonight and can guarantee it will move forward. I encourage Council to work with me and for the betterment of Estell Manor.
As one member of city council said to me last year, "our job is to not agree with anything you say". Continue with that philosophy and the phrase from Robert Zimmerman will then make you the next casualty on this Council. As the present now will later be past, for The Times They Will be a Changing.
I would love for the city council to be one that offered suggestions to help, for when there may be a time when I don't have it exactly correct. This is productive and what our residents want. Throwing barbs and backhanded insults is counter-productive and something our residents are tired of hearing.
Please keep in mind that as funding and revenue shortfalls have taken place over the years we must reinvent the way of staying solvent. I will give some reminders of past experiences we have occurred starting back in 2004.
We lost an annual source of Revenue when Governor McGreevey came in and that loss was an annual of $120,000 that we previously received for 7 consecutive years from the hard work of Senator Bill Gormley. That was called Pinelands Aid which was one of the contributing factors why our surplus grew so large.
Also the interest that we were making from our landfill account and other Investments reached the high of $118,000 a year when interests rates were around 5% or more a year. Now that same investment and with interest rates only paying .25% we are now only making around $1,800 annually. Then Governor Christie cuts our school aid which is the big lion's share of our property taxes. Christie also cut hour P.I.L.O.T. Funding by 1/3 resulting in an annual loss of around $65,000 a year. And then the State D.E.P acquires the largest land transaction in State history. Being the Lenape farms track, also known as the Atlantic County game reserve, which is over 5100 acres of prime real estate. And with that acquisition there lies the fact that now the state owns more than 60% of the land mass, which should be changing the funding formula from $7.50 an acre to $15.00 per acre.
We all have a vested interest in saving tax money, and we all have a challenge to move forward to become more fiscally responsible and work together. I ask council please do not do this for me because I am the mayor. Do it because this is what all the taxpayers want, expect, and demand from us. Because of the economy, we have no choice.
Lastly, I would like to thank my son Joseph for making me a very proud father of him. My son is in the Air National Guard in Security Forces. He is also a fireman in Mays Landing and has his certifications for firefighter 1 and is currently working to get his firefighter 2. He is a graduate of the Estell Manor school and waiting for the next State Trooper class to apply for.
Thank you once again, may God bless us all to stay safe, healthy, and productive.
Let's keep Estell Manor the Best Rural Community in Atlantic County
Mayor Joe Venezia
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When Pat Green took the stage at The Railhead inside Boulder Station on Saturday night, he wasted no time in getting one thing off his chest: He was glad to be rid of RCA, the label with whom he split after releasing his fifth studio album in 2009 and with plans for a new record in the works.
With just a hint of lament over missing opportunities to play big venues and historic arenas like Madison Square Garden, Green quickly made clear that it doesn't take major-label backing to connect with a honky-tonk crowd. Here are five things that stood out from the show:
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2) Green and his band members share an unmistakable chemistry onstage that carried into the crowd. While Green joked with female fans about removing his shirt most of the night, the lead guitar player threw at least a dozen picks into the audience. A little something for everyone.
3) At times, the band overpowered Green's vocals through the house speakers. Luckily, the crowd was singing so loud, no one seemed to notice.
4) As the night came to a close, the two-time Grammy nominee led the crowd in a chant of "Pat f***ing Green, Pat f***ing Green" in exchange for more music. Hey, whatever works!
5) Most attendees seated behind the first five rows barely left their seats. The seemingly out of place blonde girl with a tattoo sleeve sitting next to me noticed, too. At one point, she said incredulously, "Man, if people don't start getting up to dance in this place, I'm gonna be pissed!"
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The Management of Security and Privacy Concerns by Smart Phone and Social Media Users in University of Nairobi
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The purpose of this study to establish what the major security and privacy challenges smart phone users on social media experience and, what if anything, they do to protect themselves. The issue of cybercrime and personal security online is a major threat globally and with the growing numbers of smartphone users and internet dependency in Kenya, people are susceptible to having their private information misused. The studies address this threat by finding out the extent to which smartphone users in Nairobi are aware of security threats lurking online. The researcher employed a mixed methodology approach where a survey questionnaire and Focus Group Discussions were used. The population sample was 160 respondents from the University of Nairobi, aged between 18-35 years who have access to smartphones and are active social media users. Findings show that most people are aware of some of the threats to privacy on social media and smart phones. However, it was evident that some respondents do not safeguard their privacy when accessing social media sites. It was recommended that in order for more Nairobi residents to pay attention, there is a need for more education and awareness of the impact of our digital footprint on financial, personal and professional lives. In conclusion, there is a clear need to keep consumer education on impact of loss of privacy on SNS and smartphones in Nairobi
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Thanks to a rather productive day off on Monday I finished the Genestealsers this week. I thought they painted up pretty good.
I also got a chance to try out some other colors with the red, namely the purple for the tongue. I think the pallet is going to have to be expanded for the bigger bugs and this purple is in the running for one of the secondary colors. It's rather pinkish but not "pepto pink".
I also built and primed my CCC squad for MERCS. Trimming the mold lines took awhile, they're pretty well hidden but you can definitely see them in the right light.
I also converted the sniper. I didn't like the t-shaped barrel exhaust doohickey and went with a standard flash suppressor/silencer look.
The same goes for the trucker hat head, that came off too. Thanks to Rob for supplying the spare helmeted head.


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Conan's Final Tonight Show
"Ladies and Gentleman, we have exactly one hour to steal every single item in this studio. " Said Conan O'Brien as he made his final monologue on the Tonight Show. "The terms of my settlement say that I can't host another show for 7 months. So next week look forward to the "Andy Richter Show" with his sidekick, me!"
Not that I watched either Jay or Conan, but it does seem like a pretty cheap shot by NBC to kick Conan to the curb and bump Jay back into the spot. But I'm not shedding tears for Conan, since he's walking away with $30 mil.
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Buildings near Kendall Square (MIT) in Cambridge, Feb 2013. Leica M9.
Kendall Square area, Cambridge, MA taken with Rollieflex 6x6.
Kendal Square subway, Nikon FM Tmax film
Hilton Head beach, Thanksgiving 2010.
Student dorm building, MIT campus, Cambridge MA
Large metal sculpture on MIT campus, mid day, October 2013
Taken with Zeiss Ikon antique fold out camera. T-Max 400 roll film. Scene is at home, backyard, October 2013.
Wing and clouds on the way to AZ, Sept 2013
At the train station, Munich, Germany
Rodin museum, Philadelphia May 2013
From a 6x8 negative, scanned. Trip to Ireland in 1992.
sidewalk near MIT, Cambridge, 2011
Sculpture on MIT campus
Reflections off of building on MIT campus, Cambridge
Ferry at Block Island, 2011
Snow mobiles on the frozen Harvard Pond, 2012
Shadows on the wall of the play house at home, Harvard MA
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Mackerel cove, Bailey Island, Maine at our summer house.
Student at MIT in Cambridge, studying on a pedestal in the old main building, 2012
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One thing that does scare the hell out of me is Brandon Albert's back.. I'm really worried about it. It didn't seem to be getting any better by the end of the year, and like Gaither once he started having back problems he was just never the same and never healthy. I think albert is one of the best in the league and definitely want him to be healthy but it scares me that it's the beginning of the end for him, stephenson showed promise but do we want to risk our new shiny QB to someone showing promise if albert can't' go, on top of paying albert top LT wages only to not be what he once was?
I'm not saying i want to take LT with first pick but if reid and trainers and doctors come to the conclussion albert isn't ready i think he walks and they do draft LT. THen i just hope maybe we can sneak back into the first or 1 of the top 3 QB's will be there for us in the second but i doubt it.
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Mexico's northern Coahuila and southern Oaxaca state governments are each pushing solar PV projects for local development.
The Coahuila state legislature has passed a resolution to sign a 15-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with developer Parque Solar Coahuila for a solar park that will cover consumption of the state government and the municipal governments of Torreón and Matamoros.
Private firms will finance the entirety of the project, with approximately 40% participation of local firms.
The state expects power costs from the private solar park to be 15% lower than prices paid to national utility CFE, according to the resolution.
The park will be located in the Laguna region of the state. Installed capacity of the project has not been released.
In Oaxaca, Chinese firm Hareon Solar is planning investment of US$250mn for a solar park and a solar panel factory, according to the state's minister of tourism and economic development, José Zorrilla de San Martín Diego.
"The production of solar panels would be done in the Tehuantepec Isthmus," he told reporters. "From there they would take the product to other countries and power generation would happen in Costa Chica."
The firm is waiting for interconnection approval from CFE to move forward on the solar park, according to Zorilla. The project's size was not disclosed.
Zorilla says the project would generate 1,000 clean energy jobs in the Tehuantepec Isthmus, where the vast majority of Mexico's wind capacity is installed.


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