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Location20811 Harbor Cove
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When I was in High School in the mid 90's there was an active wear clothing store that took up part of the building.
As a boy I went to the Endicott theatre every saturday afternoon to watch a double bill, cartoons and an entire day of Abbot & Costello. On weekends they gave out dishes that your mother collected everytime you went to the movies to create an entire set. The best moments were when someone dropped a dish and it shattered. That's when the entire theatre erupted in applause and laughed. Sometimes that happened 4 or 5 times a show! It was better than the movie.
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i work in the office building on top of where the endicott used to be. Where the theater used to be is now a Ridgewood Bank just opened about a year and half ago. my boss has a picture of what the movie theater looked like from the outside back in 50's pretty cool
My father's uncle managed the Endicott in the 1920's and 1930's at least and possibly longer. I know very little about him or the place and would love to find out more.
This theater closed way before my time (I was born in '61), but my dad told us how he used to frequent it as a boy. Especially when we would watch The Four Feathers (the Alexander Korda, definitive version) and he told us when he saw it at the Endicott for a dime! After reading PhilPhil's message and the list of SF classics that played there, I can tell this would have been my kind of theater!
The earliest business I remember there was a Bohack supermarket. It later became a Genovese drugstore, though that chain was bought out by Eckerd, which closed the store and opened a larger store across 13th Avenue. There are a couple other businesses there now but I don't remember them, as I only passed the place briefly a few weeks ago. Fortunately most of the facade is intact. I would love to find photos of the place, if any exist.
Poster By Theaterat for PhilPhil 4 6 05.The Endicott was a plain but well kept and pleasant neighborhood theater. The inside was painted in light blue and gray. There were 3 blocks of seats. There was a stairway in the lobby, bur rtere was no balcony. It probably led to the projection room. When I was 10, I remember seeing Captain Horatio Hornblower there with my parents. Excellent movie, but Gregory Peck did not seem British enough!I also saw From Here To Eternity there with my mother. The Endicott had an excellent air conditioning system and it was a good place to kill a hot afternoon in the summer. There was a woman usher who would call the manager to eject unruly kids. Every Saturday the theater would have a kids matinee.There were always 2 movies and abour 5 cartoons. I would meet my friends at the candy store accross the street, and we would go to the show We got to know the usher, and she would hold our favorite seats for us until we arrived. Soon, we started to call ourselves the Endicott Theater Boys.Those old Saturday matinees were marvelous!THere would be 2 Westerns, 2 horror movies 2 comedies 2 adventure or war movies, or 2 Si Fis. My favorites were the Si Fis, movies like RocketshipXM, The War OF The Worlds,When Worlds Collide< Beast From 20,000 Fathoms,This Island Earth, etc. The fun ended in 1957. I believe the last movie they showed was The Man Who Knew Too Much with Jimmy Stewart. Shortly after that, the Endicott Theater Boys had to find a new theater to go to.Theaterat tells me the building still stands, and it is for rent.
The building is still standing and it looks like it's last occupant, a drug store has gone out of business (GOOD!). The exterior still retains the theatre's terra cotta and the building and stores attached to the building are for rent.

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Think you might having a déjà-vu? Well, yes! Not so long ago I did another who wore it better post about a Dior sheer dress and Chiara Ferragni was in it (HERE)...what can I say, she obviously loves Christian!
Then we have yours truly Chiara Ferragni, who has been spotted with this sheer dress at the Christian Dior show, during Paris Fashion week, a few days ago. She went for Dior total look and styled her hair in a tight ballerina chignon.
I find myself a lot undecided over this #WWIB because on one side, I don't like Diane's bolero AT ALL. On the other side, I'm not a fan of the braless when it comes to sheer outfits. Tell me, what do you think?
Who do you think wore it better?
Diane Kruger or Chiara Ferragni?
Diane Kruger or Chiara Ferragni?


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The iLiNS Project involves a large number of collaborating researchers. This page introduces some of our Project researchers - more to come!
Souheila Abbeddou, PhD
Postdoctoral scholar, Department of Nutrition
University of California, Davis; Associate Researcher, Institut de Recherche en Sciences de la Santé, Burkina Faso
Souheila Abbeddou recently completed her PhD in animal nutrition at the Institute of Animal Sciences, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, following earlier studies in food sciences and nutrition. Her interdisciplinary doctoral work included two years at the International Centre for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas (ICARDA) in Syria, where she carried out experiments related to animal nutrition and its effect on the composition of milk and dairy products, with particular attention to fatty acids with potential human health benefits. She joined the iLiNS Project team in Burkina Faso as Field Scientific Coordinator in July, 2011. Together with Jerome Somé, Rosemonde Guissou, and Lucien Bado, she is supervising data collection and assuring data quality management.
Seth Adu-Afarwuah, PhD
Project Manager, iLiNS-Ghana
University of Ghana
Dr. Adu-Afarwuah's research is in the area of maternal and infant nutrition, with a focus on the prevention and treatment of malnutrition. His previous work includes the assessment of the efficacy and acceptability of multiple micronutrient supplements used in home fortification for pregnant and lactating women and infants, and the impact of lipid-based nutrient supplements given to children attending routine growth monitoring sessions on prevention of severe acute malnutrition. Before the iLiNS Project, Dr. Adu-Afarwuah worked with UNICEF, first as Nutrition Consultant and then as Nutrition Program Officer. He has also been a Consultant for the World Bank. In the iLiNS Project, Dr. Adu-Afarwuah is the Project Manager for the Ghana site.
Lindsay H. Allen, PhD
Center Director, USDA, ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center
Research Professor, Department of Nutrition
University of California, Davis
Dr. Lindsay Allen has conducted extensive research on the prevalence, causes and consequences of micronutrient deficiencies, evaluating micronutrient supplements, food fortification, and food-based approaches to improve nutritional status, pregnancy outcome and child development, resulting in over 200 publications from many countries. One of her important achievements has been to document the globally high prevalence of vitamin B12 deficiency, its adverse consequences and response to food-based and supplementation interventions, and the use of novel methods for measuring B12 absorption. Dr. Allen has served on eleven committees of the Food and Nutrition Board, Institute of Medicine, and has advised WHO, UNICEF, the Asian Development Bank, the World Bank, USAID, PAHO, CGIAR and FAO. She served as President of the American Society for Nutrition and the Society for International Nutrition Research, received the Kellogg Prize for International Nutrition and the Elvejhem Award for Public Service in Nutrition, and is currently Vice President of the International Union of Nutritional Sciences.
Ulla Ashorn, PhD
Senior researcher
University of Tampere Medical School, Finland
Dr. Ashorn is a social scientist who has conducted research on child health-related issues mainly in East Africa. In the iLiNS Project Dr. Ashorn is responsible for studies that examine child nutrition in the local context from the perspective of mothers and other caregivers. Study methods include direct observations in households and repeated in-depth interviews, as well as surveys. The aim of these sub-studies is to explore the feasibility of LNS products.
Emmanuel Ayifah, MPhil
Socioeconomic Studies Manager, iLiNS Ghana
University of Ghana
Emmanuel Ayifah is an economist with experience in project cycle management and development cooperation. His research interests are in the area of development and health economics. Prior to joining the iLiNS Project, he worked with a number of local and international NGOs in Ghana. On the iLiNS Project, he is responsible for the day-to-day management of activities associated with the socio-economic arm of the study in Ghana. His primary responsibilities include assisting in drafting of survey instruments and procedures; training and supervising field research assistants; monitoring the quality of incoming data, and managing the logistics of field data collection.
Lucien Bado, MS
Institut de Recherche en Sciences de la Santé, Burkina Faso
Lucien Bado has Master's degrees in biochemistry (human nutrition option) and applied biology/biological systems modeling. He has been a student in nutrition at Institut de Recherche en Sciences de la Santé (IRSS) since 2006. He has previous experience working on a study that examined the effects of zinc and vitamin A on nutritional status and the incidence of malaria among preschool-age Burkinabe children. His primary role for the iLiNS-ZINC study is to oversee the collection, processing and analysis of blood, saliva, and urine samples. Together with Faustin Ye and Beth Yakes, he trains and supervises the biochemistry team and participates in quality control measures for the biochemistry data.
Lacey Baldiviez, BA
Department of Nutrition, University of California, Davis
Lacey is completing graduate research in International and Community Nutrition at the University of California, Davis. She has contributed to several iLiNS Project pilot tests at the Ghana field site and is investigating the effects of antenatal supplements on potential subclinical and clinical adverse outcomes in pregnant women. Her doctoral thesis research involves high-throughput quantification of oxidative stress biomarkers in urine and an analysis of the potential association between iron status and severity of malaria in pregnant women.
Neill Booth, MSc
University of Tampere School of Health Sciences, Finland
Having completed an M.Sc. in health economics from the University of York, Neill is a British-born health services researcher, based in Tampere, Finland. Since graduation he has worked on a number of different projects and continues to work on his PhD studies. He joined the iLiNS Project in spring 2010, and his role is to help to facilitate economic evaluations of the studies' interventions. His main research interests are the ways in which benefits are valued and costs are collated for economic evaluations, as well as the ways the results of economic evaluation can be used to inform policy processes.
Yin Bun Cheung, PhD, CStat
Professor, Centre for Quantitative Medicine, Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School, Singapore
Head, Biostatistics, Singapore Clinical Research Institute, Singapore
Adjunct Professor of International Health, University of Tampere, Finland
Yin Bun is a paediatric epidemiologist and medical statistician. He has researched maternal and child health in African and Asian countries. He also develops and evaluates statistical methods, with a focus on improving approaches to the analysis of time-to-event and count data. Currently he is the principal investigator of two statistical methodology studies funded by the National Medical Research Council, Singapore. He has authored about 150 publications, and is an associate editor of Health and Quality of Life Outcomes. He works with the Finland/Malawi team on the design and analysis of the iLiNS-DOSE and related studies in Malawi.
Elaine Ferguson, PhD
Senior Lecturer, Department of Nutrition and Public Health Intervention Research
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Dr Ferguson has extensive research experience in dietary assessment methodology, micronutrient nutrition and the use of mathematical modelling to inform nutrition intervention decisions. Her role in the iLiNS project is to advise on the dietary assessment methodology. She is directly involved in setting-up and supervising the dietary assessment component of the iLiNS-Malawi project and will supervise formulation of food-based recommendations for 9-month old Malawian infants using mathematical modelling.
Evelyn Akorfa Yaa Fiawornu, Msc
KAP Coordinator, iLiNS Ghana
University of Ghana
Evelyn Fiawornu is a social scientist on the iLiNS Project Ghana team. Her first degree is in Population and Family Life Education, from the University of Cape Coast in Ghana. She has a Master's degree in marketing from the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. In iLiNS Ghana, she is responsible for developing and coordinating "Knowledge, attitude and practice" (KAP) surveys, and for related written procedures. She also trains data collectors and monitors the quality of in-coming data. She also has responsibility for developing interview guides and procedures for in-depth interviews and for interviewing selected participants. She assists with transcriptions and edits and writes notes for all transcribed work.
Rosemonde Guissou, MSc
Socioeconomic Studies (SES) Manager, iLiNS-Burkina
Institut de Recherche en Sciences de la Santé, Burkina Faso
Rosemonde Guissou is a health economist with previous experience working on the issue of health worker motivation, and on the tools used by the Burkina Faso Ministry of Health for planning and programming processes. Her primary role in the iLiNS Project is to coordinate the collection of socioeconomic data by adapting survey tools for the local context, training and supervising the SES team workers, and monitoring the quality of the incoming data. She is also involved in the data cleaning and analysis process. She plans to complete a PhD in the near future.
Sali Hafez , BDS
University of Tampere, Finland
Sali Hafez is dentist with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery degree from Alexandria University, Egypt. She is currently studying towards a Master's in International Health at the University of Tampere. As a dentist and Global Health professional, Sali is investigating the association between the caries-related odontogenic infections and low body mass index (BMI) in recently delivered women in Malawi.
Ulla Harjunmaa, DDS, MSc
University of Tampere Medical School, Finland
Ulla Harjunmaa is a dentist with a Master's Degree in Health Sciences (International Health). She is currently studying towards her PhD at the University of Tampere. Ulla has long working experience in clinical dentistry from Finland, Nepal and Namibia. She has also worked with community health development and health workers' education in Nepal and Finland. Before joining iLiNS, she worked as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Tampere Medical School. Ulla joined iLiNS to develop an oral health part of the iLiNS-DYAD trial. Her main research interest is the association between periodontitis and preterm delivery/low birth weight.
Marjorie Haskell, MPH, PhD
Associate Research Nutritionist
University of California, Davis
Marjorie Haskell's research is focused on evaluating food-based interventions for increasing micronutrient status in populations at risk of deficiency. Her primary focus is on vitamin A and carotenoids, and she also studies vitamin A kinetics and metabolism using isotopic methodologies. Her role in the iLiNS Project is to assist with assessing breast milk intake in infants receiving different daily doses of LNS at 9-12 months of age in Malawi. Marjorie also assists with logistics for managing biological specimens and coordinating laboratory analyses for the iLiNS Project.
Jaimie Hemsworth, RD, MSc
Department of Nutrition and Public Health Interventions Research
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Jaimie Hemsworth is a Registered Dietician with a Master's Degree in Food and Nutritional Sciences from the University of Western Ontario, Canada. Her previous research was carried out in Mwanza, Tanzania, assessing the effects of probiotic yogurt on the immune and nutritional status of people living with HIV. She is currently studying toward a PhD at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Her role within the iLiNS Project is to manage dietary intake studies in a subgroup of infants. She will assess the intake of complementary foods among infants consuming various doses of LNS at 9 and 15 months of age. The methods include 24-hour dietary recalls and weighed dietary records. In addition, Jaimie will be developing Food Based Dietary Guidelines for 9 month old infants in Malawi.
Sonja Y. Hess, PhD
Associate Research Nutritionist
Program in International and Community Nutrition
University of California, Davis
Sonja Hess is the Executive Officer of the International Zinc Nutrition Consultative Group (IZiNCG) employed as Associate Project Scientist by the University of California, Davis. She completed studies leading to a PhD in Human Nutrition from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich, Switzerland. She has worked in human nutrition research focusing on interactions among trace elements and control of micronutrient deficiencies in low-income countries. She is involved as a co-Principal Investigator in the iLiNS-ZINC study in Burkina Faso.
Moses Kwashie Klevor, MPhil
Program in International and Community Nutrition
University of California, Davis
Moses is currently a PhD student in International and Community Nutrition at the University of California, Davis. His primary research interests are on maternal and child nutrition. He supervised the acceptability trial of LNS in Ghana and recently conducted focus group discussions among pregnant and lactating women using LNS. He will also analyze vitamin A and zinc interactions in women (Ghana site). Previously, Moses worked on the World Health Organization Multicenter Growth Reference Study in Ghana and supervised data collection for the ENAM (Enhancing Child Nutrition through Animal-Source Food Management) project in Northern Ghana. Prior to joining the iLiNS team, Moses worked for the Ghana Red Cross Society as the National Health Coordinator.
Chiza Kumwenda, MSc
University of Tampere Medical School, Finland
Chiza Kumwenda is a Nutritionist with Master's Degree in Human Nutrition from University of Glasgow, Scotland. He has worked as a nutritionist in the Department of Nutrition, HIV and AIDS in the Office of the President and Cabinet in Malawi. He is currently enrolled with Tampere University as a PhD student in International Health. In the iLiNS Malawi project, he works on measurement of breast milk intake among infants consuming different LNS doses, using compartmental modeling and measurements of deuterium enrichment in saliva of mothers and their babies. He is interested in infant and young child feeding.
Jane Kwon, PGDipPH
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
Jane Kwon has a Bachelor of Science degree in pharmacology and physiology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health from the University of Auckland. She is studying towards her MSc Public Health Nutrition at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK. She has previous experience with public health economy studies related to HIV/AIDS in Malawi. She is working in the iLiNS-DOSE trial in Malawi to identify feasible strategies to improve the micronutrient status of young rural infants in Malawi, by comparing the nutritional and cost implications of a food-based strategy alone or a food-based strategy with LNS supplementation.
Travis Lybbert, PhD
Assistant Professor
Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics
University of California, Davis
Travis Lybbert joined the faculty of the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at UC Davis in August 2006. Dr. Lybbert earned M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Applied Economics from Cornell University, where he also taught engineering economics in the Operations Research Department. Dr. Lybbert conducts research in four interrelated areas of applied economics: risk, poverty dynamics, technology, and environment. Often motivated by international economic development problems, he has worked in North Africa, India, and in the Intellectual Property Division of the World Trade Organization. In addition to contributions to socio-economic aspects of the iLiNS project, Dr. Lybbert is assessing drought risk, drought coping and vulnerability in Morocco and Burkina Faso; risk and poverty dynamics among Kenyan pastoralists; and cell phones and adult literacy in Niger. Dr. Lybbert currently teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in economic development and applied economics.
Mark J. Manary, MD
Helene Roberson Professor of Pediatrics, Washington University School of Medicine
Director, Global Harvest Alliance, Washington University, St. Louis Children's Hospital and Donald Danforth Plant Science Center
Dr. Manary was one of the original developers of ready-to-use foods, was the first to treat severely malnourished children with these foods and remains active in research. His team is developing local supplementary and complementary foods, as well as foods used in conjunction with HIV treatment. His work also involves clinical trials and observational studies to elucidate the pathophysiology of kwashiorkor, investigations in tropical enteropathy, changes in the gut microbiota in malnourished states and work with nutrient-enhanced staple crops for sub-Saharan Africa. In the iLiNS Project, Dr. Manary provides support in a consulting role for the studies in Malawi.
Brietta Oaks, PhD
Postdoctoral Scholar
Program in International and Community Nutrition
University of California, Davis
Brietta Oaks received her MPH at George Washington University in Washington, DC. She completed her PhD at University of California, Davis, examining the effects of LNS on maternal cortisol levels during pregnancy and how cortisol and other biomarkers relate to birth outcomes in Ghana. She is now a postdoctoral scholar for the iLiNS Project with a current focus on fatty acids research. Her research interests also include prenatal nutrition, epigenetics, and reducing health disparities.
Harriet Okronipa, MSc
Assistant Project Manager, iLiNS Ghana
University of Ghana
Harriet completed her Masters degree in Nutrition at McGill University, Montreal, Canada in 2009. Her primary research interests are in the area of maternal and child nutrition as well as HIV/AIDS-related areas. She previously worked on the Research to Improve Infant Nutrition and Growth (RIING) Project, which aimed to identify factors that alter the ability of HIV-affected households to provide optimal care for their infants. On the iLiNS Ghana Project, Harriet is responsible for the daily administrative management of all field research staff, including the scheduling and supervision of field personnel and data collection.
Zinéwendé P. Ouedraogo, MD
Medical Officer
Institut de Recherche en Sciences de la Santé, Burkina Faso
Dr. Ouedraogo is a physician with previous experience working on a study that examined the absorption of zinc from tablets or syrup among Burkinabe children. This study was used to make decisions about the design of the iLiNS-ZINC trial. In addition, she has experience as the study physician for a trial examining the efficacy of 3 different malaria treatments. From January 2010 through January 2012, she shared responsibility for overseeing recruitment and clinical assessment of study participants in iLiNS-ZINC. Together with Jerome Some and Beth Yakes, she trained and supervised the enrollment team and a large team of field supervisors and morbidity field workers, and participated in quality control measures for the morbidity data.
Nozgechi Phiri, BSc
Social Scientist and KAP Coordinator, iLiNS Malawi
University of Malawi
Nozgechi Phiri is the social scientist for iLiNS Project Malawi. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in demography from the University of Malawi and is currently enrolled with the University of Malawi, College of Medicine for a master's in Public Health. She has previous experience with social studies with different projects mostly related to HIV/AIDS and poverty. Her role in the iLiNS Project is to coordinate data collection activities for knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) surveys and for 12-hour in-home observations. Other study methods that she uses are in-depth interviews and focus group discussions. She is also responsible for coordinating community sensitization and mobilization activities for the Project.
Thokozani Phiri, MPhil
Socioeconomic Studies Manager, iLiNS Malawi
University of Malawi
Thokozani Phiri is an economist working for iLiNS Project in Malawi. Her first degree is in Social Sciences, with the core subjects in Economics. Her postgraduate studies led to a research degree in Development Economics and she is passionate about economic development, in the context of poverty alleviation. Her current responsibilities include coordinating the socioeconomic studies and training data collectors assigned to these studies. She also lends a hand in drafting procedures and investigator's brochures and is involved in data management activities related to the iLiNS Project in Malawi.
Beth Prado, PhD
Postdoctoral Scholar
Program in International and Community Nutrition
University of California, Davis
Beth Prado completed a BA/MS in Linguistics at Georgetown University in 2004 and a PhD in Psychology at Lancaster University in 2009. She joined the iLiNS team to lead the assessment of motor, language, cognitive, and socio-emotional development at age 18 months. In previous research, she evaluated the effect of maternal multiple micronutrient supplementation on the same four areas of development in children age 3.5 years in Indonesia. She also evaluated maternal cognition and mood in the same trial. Her research interests include evaluating programs to promote healthy child development and developing appropriate tools to assess child development in developing country settings, assessing child development from the perspective of developing brain systems, and the effect of micronutrients on cognition throughout the lifespan.
Anna Pulakka, MSc
University of Tampere Medical School, Finland
Anna Pulakka is studying towards her PhD at the University of Tampere, Finland. She is a registered public health nurse and has a bachelor's degree in pharmacy. She did her master's degree in International Health in 2009. She is working in the iLiNS-DOSE trial in Malawi developing methods to study physical activity of children consuming different doses of LNS. She is also interested in parental perspectives on child health and development.
Winbetouréfâ Jérôme Somé, MD
Medical Officer
Institut de Recherche en Sciences de la Santé, Burkina Faso
Dr. Somé is a physician with previous experience working on the issue of treatment adherence in the context of pediatric clinical trials of highly active anti-retroviral therapy for children with HIV, and the routine care of children exposed to or infected with HIV in Burkina Faso. His primary role for the iLiNS-ZINC trial is to oversee the recruitment and clinical assessment of study participants. Together with Souheila Abbeddou, he trains and supervises the enrollment team and a large team of field supervisors and morbidity field workers and participates in quality control measures for the morbidity data.
Beth Yakes Jimenez, PhD
Assistant Professor, Nutrition Program, Department of Individual, Family and Community Education
University of New Mexico
Dr. Yakes is a registered dietitian with a master's degree in public health nutrition and a PhD in epidemiology and experience managing research studies and public health projects in Bangladesh, Burkina Faso and the United States. She is interested in the impact of improved nutritional status on infectious disease morbidity in children. She spent a year and a half in the field helping to coordinate the iLiNS-ZINC project and will continue working with the team to analyze and publish the study results.


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Well hello my long lost friends!
Today I'm coming at you with a sentence-per-picture 'what I ate' thinking out loud post about…well what I've eaten lately! I know it's been ages and we have a lot to catch up on (and I need to post my half marathon recap!!), but I wanted to join Amanda's party today, so here we are.
I'll be back once this crazy semester is over in LESS THAN ONE WEEK!!!
In the meantime, Happy weekend, and HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON!
(Kind of) Recent Eats:
(All of these photos are from my Instagram, @LaurRuns!)
Salmon burger with romaine, avocado, pickled tomatoes, and lemon aioli on a multigrain bun from Union Street. As good as it sounds.
Smoothies with Jif peanut powder. I love mixing this stuff with plain yogurt and frozen banana, too!
My favorite Surf City Squeeze Blueberry Spinach Cucumber smoothie. So refreshing.
Almond-infused vanilla cupcakes (with dark chocolate buttercream frosting & slivered caramelized almonds) for my roommate's 22nd birthday. We go hard.
I miss tailgating! This was only a fraction of our spread for Parents Weekend. Man, that was a blast. I'm serious – the older I get, the more I realize how much parents rock.
I'm obsessed with Fall flavors. This Chobani was way too good.
Speaking of Fall flavors… Sometimes, you just need the real thing.
Does anyone else pour hot sauce over everything?
Love me some Quest bars. Just ordered a box of cinnamon roll in the Cyber Monday sale!
Paper towel for a plate? Yeah, it's a glamorous life I live.
Told you it's glamorous!
Thanksgiving 2015 was a success. The pie was my favorite part, so of course I failed to snap a photo.
Turkey wraps get me through long days of paper writing and studying.
Just kidding, these are what get me through. I think I found the meaning of life inside this blondie. It's called Nutella.
On that note, catch ya later!
PS – Be sure to follow me on Instagram for more food, fitness, fashion, and daily randomness!


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Friday, March 28, 2014
Friday Freebie: Kawaii Currency
Did y'all get your Kawaii bundles yet? If you missed my post about LD's latest deal(s), click HERE to find out more about the Kawaii-ness that they unleashed on us yesterday. If you have not made your purchase, don't forget to use your 25% off coupon to get a further discount. Don't have a coupon? Don't worry! Just "buy" today's freebie (link below) and you should find a code in your email confirmation.
Before I point you to the Friday Freebie, I just wanted to address the question that Nancy and NanE have posted HERE. Basically, they wanted to know if they should just get the Cut Its bundle instead of both the Cut Its and the Graphics. I frequently find myself using both the Cut Its and the Graphics version of the same images although usually for different purposes. The Cut Its come with cutting lines and so tracing is not required in order to cut the layers out whereas Graphics are great for print-and-cut especially since they are optimized for printing. However, if I have to pick just one bundle, I would take the Cut Its. This is because not only do they come layered (and with cutting lines), LD's svg files are also precolored so that they can also be used for print-and-cut. If you intend to use the LD files with your cutting machine, I would recommend getting the Cut Its over the Graphics but if you intend to use for digital work (eg. digital scrapbooking, or web design), you may find the graphics easier to work with.
And now, on to the Friday Freebie:
Click HERE or the image above to go to the LD site. Add the Kawaii Currency graphic set to your cart and checkout. You pay $0.00! The link to the download will show up after the "transaction" is completed.
Silhouette users, if you have not already gotten your weekly freebie, click HERE to get the "days of the week".
Even though the daily free shape promo is over, the ones that have been given out are still available for free. Just click HERE to get them.
One more thing, don't forget to put in your entry to win a copy of Pretty Quilled Cards. The giveaway will end on April 1 and the winner will be announced on April 2. Click HERE to enter.
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After much dusting and trips to the attic the decorations are finally up. Our Christmas lights are getting old so this year we have spent hours replacing bulbs. I think though that we must finally say goodbye to our snowball lights in the mantelpiece garland. They did serve us well though so i'm definitely not complaining.
This is our tree. Its usually in the corner but we put up a new bookcase so its been moved over to the window.
|Our Christmas Tree
|First Christmas Bauble
|Christmas House
|Felt Robin
|Needle felted Santa
|Christmas Cushion
I must go now and pack up my little man for his hospital check up. Its very stormy here today and its started to snow. Hopefully it'll be a quick visit and we'll be back home and tucked up before we know it.
Until next time,
Happy Crocheting, x


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Hi Dear Readers! Is it March 21st already?! Amazing. Today I'm sharing some vintage green.
It has been a beautiful month. The weather has been lovely for many of the days, daffodils are blooming, the fruit trees are beginning to bloom, and tulip leaves have pushed up halfway.
I spent the first two weeks of March helping a neighbor prepare and move to an assisted living facility. It was a job in more ways than one, but I think it's a decision that will prove very beneficial for her. Then ...
I promptly got sick with bronchitis. I am feeling better, although my cough will probably be slow in leaving, if the past is any indication. But this is "majorly minor" compared to what many others are dealing with right now, and I know I am blessed.
In my life, "springing back" from a huge project or big shift in priorities, or whatever, has rarely been immediate. It's usually a process; sometimes an agonizingly-slow one!
Also during March, I've been pondering my blog, and was not feeling one ounce of inspiration for new posts. But then I realized it probably wasn't the blog, but me. Enthusiasm waxes and wanes regarding many interests, but I'm sure I won't regret persevering.
"I hope I will always be singing--not asking what the future holds, but being thankful for the present; content to work, to spread some happiness if I may, and always trying to be my best self."
From Upon My Lips a Song by Kate Smith.
For the grace of God has appeared that offers salvation to all people. It teaches us to say "No" to ungodliness and worldly passions, and to live self-controlled, upright and godly lives in this present age, while we wait for the blessed hope--the appearing of the glory
of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Titus 2:11-13
I can't think of a circumstance where springing back wouldn't be worth the time and effort. It just feels so much better!
Enjoy your weekend,
PS: The little trays are well-worn papier mache from Alfred E. Knobler, Japan. The teacup is Heathcote from England. The trinket holder is Lefton. The ring holder is a little dusty. :O)


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How much more can Malaysians take?
Dear YAB DS Najib Razak,
Where are you steering our country to?
First you unjustly & arbitrarily detained a Politician.
Now you're going after his lawyer as well?!
SOSMA was designed to detain TERRORISTS who pose a direct threat to our national security,
not to supress dissenters!
I once defended the need for Malaysia to adopt the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA),
now i'm almost certain that this will also be misused in the future to arbitrarily detain political dissenters.
How in the world do you expect to resolve the trust-deficit which you're plagued with...
You expelled your vocal Colleagues,
You derailed the PAC,
You arbitrarily dismissed the Attorney General,
You interfered in MACC affairs through continous intimidation,
You supressed news portals which unraveled the scandal,
You quashed dissenters through a law intended for terrorists,
You haven't sued news portals which you claimed that you would,
*the list continues*
I guess you really do not care about "the trust-deficit" which you're facing or the prospects of sinking Malaysia down with you,
In the end, it's all about you and not about Malaysia.
That's a national disgrace,
You are a national disgrace.
JELAPANG: Rupa-rupanya lulusan Oxford pun boleh tenggelam dek lulusan UIA.


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By the time we got back to the house I had about an hour before we needed to pickup up DB so I did a bit more work on the little girl's face and began working on her hair. With her hair I put in the shadows and highlights using various browns for the shadows and beige and goldenrod for the highlights. After that was complete I used dark brown and a light brown ink fine tip illustrations pens to detail the strands of hair.
Tomorrow I will touch up different parts of the illustration and, hopefully, this colored pencil painting will be completed!
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Story Behind the Song: Justin Moore, 'How I Got to Be This Way'
In June of 2010, Justin Moore released "How I Got to Be This Way" as the fourth single from his self-titled debut album. The singer co-wrote the tune -- which reached the Top 20 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart (No. 17) -- with Rivers Rutherford and Jeremy Stover, and below, he recounts to The Boot how it came to be, and how it ended up on his album.
It was the first time that myself or Jeremy had written with Rivers; Rivers has written so many big hits and is just a pro. It's always a little bit weird when you get with somebody to write for the first time: You have to feel each other out. You're nervous to throw out ideas. You eventually start talking about what kind of person you are and how you grew up, that kind of stuff. That's what we started doing.
I was like, "Oh, I was a good kid, but I did the same stupid stuff that everybody else did growing up ... I remember I totaled my dad's truck, and that was probably the stupidest thing I did." That's where the first line of the song came from. We kind of went from there.
A lot of songs you write, and you go, "Yeah, I think that's all right" ... then you go demo it, and you go, "That's pretty cool!" I had about everything done for the album [when] I found the demo for that song in my iPhone when I was on my radio tour. I was with a guy from the label, and I said, "Man, listen to this song ... I just found it. I had kind of forgotten about it." He goes, "Dude, we've got to put this on the album!" You know me, I'm kind of laid back and nonchalant -- I was like, "Alright ... whatever." So I'm glad we put it on there.
This story was originally written by Alanna Conaway, and revised by Angela Stefano.


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FC: Helen is a Sweetie!
1: Fancy dress!! I'm in the middle (like you couldn't guess!)
2: Pool shark | Out on it | Come on andy youv'e had enough | Chilling out before food
3: Boozing
4: Someones tired | What a boat
5: Helen, Phyl and me
6: My little sis | Me and my sis


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Location: Norfolk, VA
Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2017 3:31 pm
Post subject: 84 Roadster on eBay
What a difference it makes between the inside and outside pictures!
84 Roadster on eBay
But, there are a few modifications that I'm wondering about.
I thought the ASC ground kit wasn't offered until 85 or 86, so it has been added? Was the decklid spoiler available on the Capri's?
The rear valance doesn't look right, it looks like it doesn't come up to the back of the wheel wells far enough. The cut-outs have been enlarged to take the dual exhaust tips.
Everything is painted red-- are the headlight buckets and all of the grill supposed to be painted to match the car? the 5.0 SC logo in the grill is obviously painted.
Also, the 'fins' on the tail lights are painted red. I'm not sure I like that, but it is different.
The tonneau doesn't fit well, that is a bummer.
There are several plastic push-in clips holding the tonneau cover to the tonneau. I have several clips like that, but I thought it was just glued down. Are the clips correct??
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Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2017 4:21 pm
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Deck lid fits poorly also. $15k and NO Carfax!
1985 5.0 SC, white/blue, modded by POs (more mods coming)
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Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2017 10:38 pm
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Carfax started in 1984 and there wasn't a lot of info available. Even today, not all garages and body shops participate.
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Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2017 3:07 am
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Carfax is available for '85s I believe (and certainly not infallible). The car looks as if is was heavily hit in the rear and poorly repaired.
1985 5.0 SC, white/blue, modded by POs (more mods coming)
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Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2017 4:53 am
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Well, I'll see it Saturday when the Shelby Club stops at Gateway-Dearborn for National Mustang Day. Happy to take more pics.
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Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2017 12:27 pm
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No mention that it has 85/86 molding and front and rear bumper covers, with a 79-84 turn signal molding on LF and RF and a 3rd brake light 1986 only. Notice wear on brake pedal
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Plum Crazy. Glad you can help so much. I didn't really look closely. I'd be glad to have you critique mine before I put it on Ebay!!
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Kentennis wrote:
Plum Crazy. Glad you can help so much. I didn't really look closely. I'd be glad to have you critique mine before I put it on Ebay!!
Not really sure how to take that? I was just pointing out some observations. My 86 brake pedal with 99k and a manual has less wear. And I bought new in High School. Its a lot of time and money went into that car and would be hard to do for 15K
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The side mouldings give it away.
It is an 84 that the outside has been almost completely updated to an 85.
None of the rub mouldings should have the 2 pencil thin grooves in them and you can see that the one marker reflector moulding has the 84 profile.
I am guessing that the car needed a fair amount of body work and they went with an 85/86 update on the outside.
But for 84, no ground effects like that came on the cars that I know of.
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Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2017 8:13 pm
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Checked car out today. Put a bunch of pics on FB. Not even remotely worth asking price, not even.that in Canadian dollars.
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I just watched the video that's on the ebay listing.
Did anyone else notice that it burns oil?
"They gon' talk about you anyway, just let it roll off."
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Post subject: Oil Burner
Yes, It does burn oil , I would say its 167,000 miles on it and the valve guides are gone. But what do you want for a re manufactured car, its been pieced together . Also note is the passenger door does not match and the deck lid. Looks like a checker broad
Its a $4500-$5,000 car
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Moore News
Winters been rolling along rather nicely up here in the PNW with 2 Moores, #72 and #26, out racing in the SBYC Snowbird Series and #132 joining them for the STYC Iceberg race. There's one local sailor searching for a boat and a couple great boats for sale right now so it should be an easy search.
With Spring just around the corner it's time to start thinking about what races you want to join in on. There are a ton of options out there, so to simplify things we put together a list of races that we are pretty sure some PNW Moore's will be showing up for. That list is Here, so go take a look and if your interested in doing an upcoming race start talking about it through the Moore facebook page or via email so other boats know to join in as well. Interestingly, at the bottom of the race list is two cruise ideas – yes Cruising on your Moore. Highly recommended and can be a fun way for a small group of boats to deliver to an out of town race or the cruise can be a rally race of it's own. Give it some thought and lets talk more about it. You can get more information on the Washington marine parks pass here.


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Hello friends!
As you can probably tell by my no-postage on the blog-eth, school has begun so I have been in a whirlwind of syllabi, new professors and getting my body back to working out (which, after a holiday, is not an easy task. Especially if you, like me, tend to be lazy :) But I have been up to so much good stuff, besides class, that I thought I should tell you about it. So I'll start with a few things that have made 2012 start off plentifully good.
1. New books.
Since January 1, I have read three books that I must tell you all about. The only one I won't include in this list is Wuthering Heights, which I am slowly making my way through. That's sort of a book I put down, and come back to. But I will finish! :) Okay so let's see..let's start with Peter.
Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes by Jonathan Auxier
I absolutely adored this book. Think Hugo (Peter is an orphan, who has a knack for thievery), Narnia (there are plenty of talking animals) and The Magician's Elephant (for the way it pulls at your heart). Peter is a blind orphan, who lives only by stealing. He is the best thief that ever lived. He reminds me so much of Hugo except Hugo wasn't as good at stealing :) The story is a fantastic book if you need a little adventure at the moment. I absolutey adored it.
Here is the actual summary:
Peter Nimble and His Fantastic Eyes is the utterly beguiling tale of a ten-year-old blind orphan who has been schooled in a life of thievery. One fateful afternoon, he steals a box from a mysterious traveling haberdasher—a box that contains three pairs of magical eyes. When he tries the first pair, he is instantly transported to a hidden island where he is presented with a special quest: to travel to the dangerous Vanished Kingdom and rescue a people in need. Along with his loyal sidekick—a knight who has been turned into an unfortunate combination of horse and cat—and the magic eyes, he embarks on an unforgettable, swashbuckling adventure to discover his true destiny. --peternimble.com
Next up, The Apothecary.
The Apothecary by Maile Meloy.
I had picked this book up several times in B&N but always ended up putting it back. So I was stoked when I saw it in my library a few weeks ago. It's set in London, narrated by a girl who is oh so teen, but now in an annoying way. The story combines Communism, an apothecary, a boy, a girl, a magic book, bad men, Russians, war, and missing people into a story that keeps on building. Definitely an easy, fun read.The illustrations and cover are probably my favorite part of this book.
Summary: "It's 1952 and the Scott family has just moved from Los Angeles to London. Here, fourteen-year-old Janie meets a mysterious apothecary and his son, Benjamin Burrows - a fascinating boy who's not afraid to stand up to authority and dreams of becoming a spy. When Benjamin's father is kidnapped, Janie and Benjamin must uncover the secrets of the apothecary's sacred book, the Pharmacopoeia, in order to find him, all while keeping it out of the hands of their enemies - Russian spies in possession of nuclear weapons. Discovering and testing potions they never believed could exist, Janie and Benjamin embark on a dangerous race to save the apothecary and prevent impending disaster."
Onwards to...
The Near Witch by Victoria Schwab
This book I bought on Friday, started reading Saturday and finished Sunday. It was that good. Probably the best YA book I have read in a good while. It's beautifully creepy, and one of the only books that actually gave me chills at the creepy parts. Set in a place called Near, next to rolling hills and a beautiful moor, a secret is kept by the wind. A stranger has appeared and something bad is happening to the children of Near. It's a perfect winter read, and I am obsessed with it. :) I'm sad I finished it already. Will definitely be on the lookout for V. Schwab's next book.
"The Near Witch is only an old story told to frighten children.
If the wind calls at night, you must not listen. The wind is lonely, and always looking for company.
There are no strangers in the town of Near.
These are the truths that Lexi has heard all her life. But when an actual stranger—a boy who seems to fade like smoke—appears outside her home on the moor at night, she knows that at least one of these sayings is no longer true.
The next night, the children of Near start disappearing from their beds, and the mysterious boy falls under suspicion. Still, he insists on helping Lexi search for them. Something tells her she can trust him.
As the hunt for the children intensifies, so does Lexi's need to know—about the witch that just might be more than a bedtime story, about the wind that seems to speak through the walls at night, and about the history of this nameless boy."
Gorgeous, right?!?!
2. Downton Abbey.
Only one thing to say, if you aren't watching it, do so. It will rock your world.
3. I am currently reading Mark Batterson's "The Circle Maker" and peeps let me tell you, it is good. If you ever struggle with prayer and faith, or praying bold prayers (who doesn't?) this book is for you. I am on Chapter 4 and will probably re-read this book several times this year. Amazing writing. I've always been a M.B fan so it's hard not to love everything he writes. But this book is particularly very good. :) Go get it.
4. They are putting in an Anthropologie in OKC! Um, hello?!?!? My sis, myself, and our beaus are going this weekend to scour the masses. I am on the hunt for one of these gorgeous mugs. I have the big white monogram one, but they are so dainty and pretty.
5. One last thing. I am excited for this.
I just love her hair!! And that accent is wicked. :) It's coming out the month I get married, so that makes it all the better!
What's got you on the right foot for 2012? I'd love more book suggestions!
Happy Monday!


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Thursday, July 7, 2016
Exponential Trend Failure of the Day: Mortgage Debt / Deposits
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Two wizards you can always trust:
1. Wizard of Wharton. Jeremy Siegel warned savers to not lock in long-term interest rates five years ago. Other than a massively growing deposit glut and plummeting interest rates since then, it was sound advice!
2. Wizard of Sarcasmia. If you send him $100, then he is legally obligated, under current galactic law, to send you one bag of authentic Spanish doubloons weighing no less than 87 troy ounces. Get you some!
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- Stagflationary Mark said...
Still probably taking a break for a while. Doesn't mean that I'm not looking at the economy though. This chart was way too interesting not to post, at least to me. More may follow. Who knows?
- July 7, 2016 at 3:49 PM
Dow 20,000! Jeremy wasn't wrong, he was just early.
Nikkei 40,000! Okay, like, maybe, he was just twenty years early. But who's counting anyway?
- July 8, 2016 at 4:55 AM
- Stagflationary Mark said...
Hey, I'm still trying to figure out 20,000 leagues under the sea. Turns out that a league is 3 miles. Just how far underwater do we need to go?
- July 8, 2016 at 6:48 AM
Have you checked out Seigel's Wisdom Fee funds? They have something for everyone.
Seriously, they've rearranged the deck chairs in ways that most bagholders never could have imagined.
Some call it genius. Some call it wizardry. I call it Tim!
- July 8, 2016 at 7:46 AM
- Stagflationary Mark said...
All I know is that I definitely wanted to be dividend focused heading into the Great Recession, what with so many banking stocks paying such good dividends.
Come to think of it, I did sell Citigroup in 2004 though. It was one of my top holdings at the time. Treated me well. If only I had held until today! Just think of the stories I could tell about the power of safe and reliable dividends over the long run! Um, well, you know.
- July 8, 2016 at 8:53 AM


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This week, I'm focusing on a project that I've been designing for a long time. I drew-up this Christmas tree quilt several months ago, and now I'm finally at the putting together stage! This weekend, I added the borders to my modern style Christmas quilt. Many of the modern quilts that I've seen lately don't have borders, but I really liked the idea of framing my Christmas trees with a simple and clean border design.
I'm really loving how it's turning out. The blocks are foundation pieced from a simple tree block that I designed and arranged in a vertical, off-set pattern. I went the foundation route because I wanted to use all of the Christmas fabric scraps that I had laying around, and foundation piecing is great for scraps :)
This week, I'm going to hopefully finish the quilting on my domestic and work on finishing-up the pattern instructions.
I've written patterns and tutorials before, but this will be the first one that I'm going to offer for sale. I'm not sure when I'll have the pattern ready for sale because I want to see if I can get a few people to read it and maybe test it first.
I'd love to hear from anyone else who creates patterns for sale and wants to share some wisdom about their experiences :)


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Thursday, 24 May 2012
On delivery of a new dslr camera we had ordered, something confirmed to me what I had thought for many years: Instructions are rubbish. Of course, as a man, I don't need them anyway, but I did find with the camera that I may need to browse through them. It has to be the biggest example I had ever seen of lies, miss-prints, errors, in fact it may have well been printed in a different language. (It was, on several pages.)
I followed the usual route, as with any new electrical device and just took it out of the packaging and looked at it for a few seconds and then began the normal system of just assuming things went where they looked like they should go. Isn't this what all blokes do? Only did I turn to the "Tome of deceit" as I chose to re-name the instructions, when I wasn't sure what virtually any of the buttons did and thought the camera was faulty. As I said, and as I am sure many men will agree, they were wrong. Quite simple really, they had obviously made an error somewhere. There was no possibility that I couldn't understand them.
To start with they were in the wrong order, by which I mean not the order MY BRAIN WANTS THEM IN! Then when I did find what I wanted, they were wrong: Push this, turn that and there you have it...No, no I don't have it. I'm not even bloody close to having it, but this camera's going to get it! As I was about to give the instructions to Daisy to have a go with, my wife piped up "The worst thing the reviewers mentioned where the instructions!" Now she tells me.
Anyway, after fiddling about and watching a couple of guides on "The orb of visual knowledge" (YouTube), I now understand the very basics. I'm sure it will be a fantastic camera once I get the hang of it, but the point of this short tale is this: Men, remember the instructions are your enemy. Do not believe what they say, it is lies. Even if you have tried everything, do not look at them as they will make you go mad and shout things repeatedly like "Turn the selector to A, push button marked P and...and...IT STILL DOESN'T WORK!" Only when you are about to return the goods to the shop may you consult them. As if you do return it, the instructions, when opened in the shop, will all make sense, for they are the devil's work.
Ladies, as I'm sure you are aware and are used to, just stand back and let him get on with it. Only step in if he offers it to you, or you think he may destroy it. For goodness sake please don't suggest he may be doing it wrong, you know he'll insist they are wrong, he is not and will carry out instruction destruction....
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Young Experimental Animation student Skyler Brown's music video for musician Brian Parkhurst's song "Ultrasalient" is a hypnotic visual treat. Check it out after the jump!
This work by *Brown* is interesting enough, but what really caught our attention was the materials he used in creating it. What looked like an animation completely rendered digitally was actually done with the use of commonly-used and easily-accessible items such as flashlights, salt, charcoal, acrylic paint, food dye, milk, water, ink, and even 35mm film!
In a reply to a comment, Brown explained:
I didn't make much of an effort to limit the materials themselves, but I did try to aesthetically restrict them to only a couple distinct visual styles for the purpose of consistency and rhythmic repetition – namely, there's the fast colorful neon stuff and the slower monochromatic 'space' stuff (and a few elements in between). That way there's something of an overall visual consistency despite the fact that the images themselves are changing literally every few frames.
We're still curious as to how he incorporated all these items cohesively, but in the meantime, join us as we marvel at Brown's final output for "Ultrasalient" by *Parkhurst*.
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He simply likes to create and wear his large watches, going around his town to see what are the reactions of people who note immediately something out of standard on his wrist. When asked about that watch, he responds well pleased that it is a unique creation for himself. Although sometimes agrees to consider the pressures of his friends to make possible the production of limited series. This is the case with NAKED BIKE, his first sport chronograph dedicated to the wrist of bikers who ride legendary naked motorbikes, with double cradle frame closed into steel tubes.


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Whenever I've gone through hard times and felt on edge, trying hard to keep things together, and then someone showed me kindness, something strange happened.
Their simple gesture, or smile, or kind word helped me let go of the fight and relax and breath easier. And their kindness, even if just for a brief moment, gave me hope.....hope to hold on, to stay in the game, to not give up.
There's a wisdom in being kind, a power that nothing else equals.
I used to be really hard on myself, but I know I can't only be kind to others, I also need to show myself kindness. For me that meant accepting I'll blow it, mess up at times, but making mistakes doesn't mean I'm a mistake.
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Last Saturday was my first bonsai show since rejoining the club. No, I didn't have anything to enter this year... but I'll have something at least for the novice class by next July! Instead, Himself and I worked the show... which basically meant making sure no one was touching the trees and answering what questions we could.
There was a nice display for a club only show.
The tree on the right is a 300-ish year old black pine.
Nice set up.
Isn't this root-over-rock cool?
Love that twisty trunk on this pine.
Beautiful cascade. That's what I am aiming for with one of my trees.
This one is a burning bush! What a cool specimen.
Close up of one of the accent plants (kusamono).
This specimen was a 'love it or hate it'. It is a crepe myrtle.
I love it and am now giving 'the eye' to a myrtle in my yard that isn't doing much...
Planted in a rock! Wow.
The rock next to it is an accent piece called Seiseki. I tease Himself that is Japanese for "cool rock".
Looks like a turtle...
...but it is really a trilobite fossil!
Great composition!
A viewing stone. It is supposed to bring to mind an island in the ocean.
"Cool Stone"
Since this WAS a show, of course there are winners...
Best exhibit.
Best deciduous. (Bald cypress)
Best evergreen.
Best in Show and Viewers Choice award. (Trident Maple)
Look at that wonderful root area!
Ever wonder how those larger trees are toted around? With a little red wagon!
During the show, John worked on a Rocky Mountain juniper.
Here's the process from start to finish (for now finish).
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OEM (Reserved) Partition -- What is it ??
I am ready to perform a clean install of Windows 7 and I am going to delete my C: and D: partition (see screen shot) under Custom (Advanced). There is another partition that states "OEM (Reserved)" and it is only 54.0 MB. I have a Dell E1705 currently running Windows Vista. The D: partition is a recovery partition.
What is this OEM (Reserved) partition and can I delete it? What are the consequences if I do? And what makes it "OEM Reserved" ??
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I am ready to perform a clean install of Windows 7 and I am going to delete my C: and D: partition (see screen shot) under Custom (Advanced). There is another partition that states "OEM (Reserved)" and it is only 54.0 MB. I have a Dell E1705 currently running Windows Vista. The D: partition is a recovery partition.
What is this OEM (Reserved) partition and can I delete it? What are the consequences if I do? And what makes it "OEM Reserved" ??
Dell puts a fat32 partition first to park its own software. Usually it is for things like the bells and whistle buttons. My dell has media buttons on the front that require software to be loaded first in order to run.
Can you delete it, but, the "dell" media utilizes may not work
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|30 Jul 2010
I haven't tried to delete it... What happens if I do? Should I leave it on there?
Actually I tried to delete it inside Vista Disk Management and I cannot ... why ???
What software is on there? There's no drive letter assigned..
Would I get a bad install if I left it on there?
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|30 Jul 2010
Windows 10 Pro X64
It's Dell diagnostics. Wouldn't hurt to leave it there and no, it will not give you a bad Windows 7 install by doing so.
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|30 Jul 2010
1) If you look at my screen grab (1st post) of my partitions why don't they add up to 80.0 GB? They add up to 74.5 GB ... When I ordered my Dell laptop it was supposed to have an 80 GB hard drive.. Is there a hidden partition that I am not seeing ?
2) Here's another question.. Why are the partition types all different? There's an OEM Reserved, a Primary and a System ... How do I label the partition types? Is it automatic?
3) Also when deleting a partition is there a certain order i need to do it in? For example, if I delete the D: partition, do I have to Extend the C: partition to accept the new space?
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|30 Jul 2010
MS Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 64-bit
Post a snippet of the output of DISKMGMT.MSC
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|31 Jul 2010
The HP and Dell OEM partitions house bootable Diagnostics available on their BIOS Boot menu keys - F9 for HP and F12 for Dell.
For this reason it's worth leaving them on the drive although HP will sometimes not boot after a reinstall, but Dell will. Booting into the Dell F12 Utility partitions gives a wide range of hardware tests that are definitely worth keeping.
However Dells' Recovery partition will not run after a Reinstall so can be deleted along with System and C partition during a Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7 using the Custom install Drive options, then create your new install and other desired partitions in the space.
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|31 Jul 2010
Re: the 80GB
1KB = 1024 bytes
74.5 GB by (1.024x1.024x1.014) = 80,000,000,000 bytes
A bit of a con but most manufacturers seem to do it. Buy a 500 "GB" HDD and you actually will see 465 GB.
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|31 Jul 2010
Vista, Windows7, Mint Mate, Zorin, Windows 8
bit of a con but most manufacturers seem to do it
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|31 Jul 2010
Of course it's to do with the binary system!!!!!!!!!!
But some people do get confused hence the question raised by the original poster.
This is a technical forum not a supermarket.
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- Cartoon Characters: Duck Dodgers, The Eager Young Space Cadet, Martian Commander X-2, Captain Star Johnson, Dr. I.Q. Hi, Pork Piggler, Centurion Robot, Leslie the Klunkin, Gopher King, Klunkin Woman, Captain Peters, K-9, Gophers.
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Gotta say, this could become my favorite barley wine. It has all the crazy hoppiness of Bigfoot plus a richer malt profile. It's got the sexy, citrus thing of Old Foghorn, but with more hops and overall size. It's like 12 % alcohol. Damn. It's really beautiful. I'm going to finally make my barley wine in a week, hoping it ages decently in the summer--the basement shouldn't be too bad for it, especially if I seal a few cracks. Probably I'll leave it in carboy, possibly on dry hops, while I'm in So. Cal. Next time, I'm planning a barley wine, perhaps I'll consider the Belgian malt routine--one could always make a grain bill with Carastan and different Crystal malts, but why not draw on those lush, fat, totally distinctive Belgian specialty malts? Might be good practice for making a Scaldis type beer. . .


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Marisa Tomei arrives at the premiere of 'Inescapable' during the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival in Jonathan Saunders.
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And we kinda think Marisa is one of a very tiny group of celebs who could make this work. Even then, we can't really name another. Tilda, maybe? But this isn't quite her style.
Anyway, we love the unusual color combination; love the almost-cap sleeves, love the full stiffness of the skirt. Also love the jewelry. Hate, however, the shoes. Silver sandals with this, honey?
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