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♪♬♩•*¨*•.¸¸Just done watching "Saving Mr Wu". A true ➺ crime drama that doubles as a captivating case study on movie star images, Saving Mr. Wu reconstructs the 2004 kidnapping of mainland actor Wu Ruofu with a twist ➳ the real ➺ life victim is here assigned to play a police team captain on the case, and the onscreen captive is embodied by superstar Andy Lau as a fictionalised, though largely recognisable, version of himself. It’s a ticking ➳ clock thriller in which movie star Mr. Wu and a fellow abductee face an inexorably approaching deadline that could mean their doom. Andy Lau pulls off an equally tricky performance, as an actor using his acting chops as a means of survival.¸¸.•*¨*•♩♬♪
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Planet Earth Needs your Help. If you are interested in saving the planet for our feathered friends, wild flowers, wild animals and nature areas, as well as humankind follow the links below to articles I and my girlfriend have published. Each article explains in mostly layman terms what scientist are observing and forecasting about climate change as well as offering things an individual can do to help reduce global warming.
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Me and my White Sox buddies. Cute shot. Love these boys. Fun videos are posted on their YouTube Page.
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Thats me in the corner, dismantling a HTH bathroom cabinet + sink. It looks ALMOST unused, but buying it used will save me at least 12000,- NOK. Hurray!
(oh, and I need to lose some weight :p)
Saw an ad in the paper where a woman was selling this perfecty fine bathroom interior for 1500 NOK, or about $200 USD. I had already started to strip down what will become our new bathroom, but we hadn't quite gotten to the point where we could start building, so the timing wasn't perfect, but good enough.
I got everyhing in this picture for 200, plus the shower taps (which on its own costs more than $200 dollars, so I am VERY pleased with this purchase.
It took a while to unscrew from the wall, and the sink/top was heavy as a dead horse to carry, but it was very worth it.
I asked the woman why she was removing it, it was in near mint condition. Well she had paid 3 million NOK for the appartment, and just wanted to redecorate! If I had that kind of money, I would have left the pathroom as it is, rented out the appartment, and gone on holiday for a year!
To me, that is just wild, and an environmental disaster.
I went to Langkawi (Malaysia) last August with my friend coz I saw Malaysian Airline had ticket promotion. I think I can understand (yes I understand my self) how happy I was coz after few years I left Malaysia after my work assignment with Total Fina Elf has finished (I was working as architect to make platform – see my old photos set if you don’t understand what platform is. Here easy link to click
- there) I was able to go to Malaysia again.
This time, instead of staying in Johor Bahru (I worked in Johor Bahru) we (my friend and I) stayed in Kuala Lumpur at our friend’s house. Yes, I’m really thankful by the hospitality I had during my stay there. Well, I think so far I’m lucky…have wonderful friends around me.
My friend ever told me, “madam (mostly of my friends from cultural Francais course call me madam de gateau coz I like to make cakes), like what Paulo Coelho said, you makes saving cultivation to the people. That’s how we as human being lives”. It’s takes me sometime to think what my friend mean by saving cultivation…then I know, you got what you plant. Or let say…you harvest what you plant. Be good to people, respect them and loves them and they will do you a favors without you ask one day. Even dog never bites the hand of the person who feed them, so if we bite someone who feed us…mean we are less than dog.
What I learn from this life it’s easy to find enemy, but not easy to makes friends. Maybe someone simply come to you and tell you that she/he is your friend but actually not. I’ve traveling to so many places, met so many kind of people some of story I’ve to struggle to life in the new place, I’ve to makes new friends I have to know how to mingle with the people, I have to know when I can be close with them and I also have to know when I better stay away from them. This life teach me a lot, but I’m still willing to learn. One thing I have to scrap away from my mind, jealousy. Coz jealousy will just makes my mind blind and makes my head think irrational by what happen around.
Note: if you afraid of high, better not going to this place. Well...same like life it self, the high your position is the harder wind blow... :-)
From the 2013 Bio-Pic "Saving Mr. Banks", this train station which is part of the Los Angeles County Arboretum in Arcadia, stood in as an Australian station.
This is located at 301 N. Baldwin Ave, Arcadia.
From the 2013 Bio-Pic "Saving Mr. Banks", a home in the Heritage Square Museum in Los Angeles was the location that served as the P.L. Travers' Australian home.
The museum is located at 3800 Homer Street, Los Angeles.
"Their name liveth for evermore" inscribed on the Stone of Remembrance at the Madras War Cemetery, in India (Chennai).
François Lemoyne
Time saving Truth from Falsehood and Envy [1733-37]
Abbeville, Musée Boucher de Perthes
Members of the Alexandra Headland Surf Life Saving Club at Mooloolaba Beach on another perfect morning.
Image of what makes up a nest egg.
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This life saver has a single person capacity. I guess we're going to have to choose which kid lives and which one drowns. Ok, that's a tough decision, but I'll do that just as soon as I get my own life vest on.
From the 2013 Bio-Pic "Saving Mr. Banks" (top), this train station which is part of the Los Angeles County Arboretum in Arcadia, stood in as an Australian station.
This is located at 301 N. Baldwin Ave, Arcadia.
This is my little Licca family. Sorry about the flash, it's raining outside and we had to improvise in the office.
A chorus of opinion from “eminent men” on the subject of daylight saving was in the spotlight on this day 24 October 1912.
When the S S Ruepehu set sail to New Zealand it was carrying 12 pamphlets on the English Daylight Saving Bill from the London High Commission. One of the intended recipients was MP T K Sidey who was introducing a similar bill into the New Zealand Parliament. The pamphlet, which set out the case for daylight saving, includes comments from everyone from the King of England to a Piccadilly shopkeeper. “Sunshine destroys germs and raises the vitality,” declared the Earl of Meath who was also chairman of the London Metropolitan Gardens. A London businessman had this to say of one of his book keepers, “a capable fellow” who had been “wasting away” with an undiagnosed illness: “Poor fellow his life has been lived without sunshine. We buried him five months later in the Highlands of Scotland!”
Despite this call to action New Zealand’s reaction to the pamphlet was muted. Daylight saving was not introduced here until 1927.
Shown here is the pamphlet from London
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“The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step.” ---Lao Tzu :)
I wanted to express my eternal gratitude to Mr. Rick Simpson himself, Dr. Janet Sweeney and her dedicated husband George with the Phoenix Tears Foundation and Dr. Bob Melamede for not only saving my life, but the lives of so very many out there in the world. More than 11 minutes of my segment was edited out of the Ricki Lake Show cutting out my comments about these are angels on earth. I can't control the final edit of a television show. I am only a guest. But I feel it's important to give credit where credit is due. The best thing is that Ricki has invited me to appear as a regular, which gives us an opportunity to do MORE television in the mainstream to share more patient stories. I'm especially proud of Erin & Brandon parents of Mykayla Comstock and of course the bravest little girl in the world Mykayla :) Erin & Brandon presented themselves in such a professional and articulate manner that I was so very proud to be associated with their mission. I am so touched and inspired by them. The Phoenix Tears Project saves lives. I urge you to find out more and support their efforts. I remember being near death with just weeks to hang on, Dr. Janet Sweeney & George took me personally to the doctor and even paid for the doctor when I was completely tapped out financially back in 2009 from being sick for so long. We can never lose sight of these amazing heroes. We have a huge opportunity here as an entire community to get these stories out to the world. If we show the media, that we WANT and NEED this kind of MAIN STREAM programming, then great journalists like Russ and Johnny can start sharing news and stories of all of the amazing patients and activists out there. This is our time. We are at a tipping point. Let's make it happen. Can you help me by sharing all of the videos that I have posted here in the comments with your social networks? Can I ask you to add some comments of support on the links that I've shared so that we can share our movement with the world? Think of the lives we will both save and enrich. Think of our abilities to collectively influence public opinion to keep changing laws. This is our time. I need your help and I humbly ask you to support me in this mission. Please stay in touch with me through my social networks.
On the Ricki Lake Show Official Website:
Medical marijuana has long been a taboo subject, but The Ricki Lake Show tackles the subject matter head on with a debate on the most contentious topic in health care. The parents of a 7-year-old leukemia patient and cancer survivor Cheryl Shuman open up to Ricki on the positive effects of using cannabis in their treatments.
In a daytime exclusive, Erin and Brandon made national headlines with their controversial decision to administer marijuana to their 7-year-old daughter who is battling an aggressive form of cancer. Medical cannabis advocate Cheryl Shuman has been helping the couple with treatments for their daughter. Cheryl Shuman battled for her own life after ovarian cancer almost took her life, but she turned to medical marijuana and survived the disease.
In a television first, Shuman showcases legal cannabis products in the "Medical Controversies" episode. Shuman, known as the "Martha Stewart of Marijuana," became an advocate and expert in the field for the $47 billion cannabis industry. See Reuters article : www.reuters.com/article/2013/01/08/idUSnMKW72163a+1c0+MKW...
Here’s a clip:
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EXCLUSIVE BEHIND THE SCENES VIDEO :) Arrival to the Ricki Lake Show, doing the run through, staging and rehearsals :) Please share:) www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj8EXhMqGFs
EXCLUSIVE BEHIND THE SCENES VIDEO :) Backstage at Ricki Lake getting dressed, makeup and hair. Then next stop, meeting with Rebecca, producer for preproduction reviews :) EXCITING! PLZ Share ;) www.youtube.com/watch?v=93sbnWuti_U
EXCLUSIVE BEHIND THE SCENES VIDEO :) Going on stage with Mykayla Comstock's parents known as Brave Mykayla :) Meet Erin Purchase & Brandon Krenzler :) You'll see all the behind the scenes happenings while the cameras are rolling on stage :) It's almost like being there! :) Please share :)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGYrPobcVG0
Thanks again for your support. I am eternally grateful.
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About Cheryl Shuman:
Tom Cruise, Steven Tyler, Julia Roberts, Madonna, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mike Myers, Elijah Wood, Lindsay Lohan, Fergie, Will.i.am and Michael Jackson are just a few of the names you'll find scrolling through the client files during the 25 year career of Cheryl Shuman. Known as the "Martha Stewart of Marijuana," Cheryl Shuman announces the formation of Green Asset International Inc.. (www.GreenAssetInc.com ) Shuman brings decades of experience working with media, celebrities, marketing and health care in Beverly Hills. Shuman found her passion in the cannabis movement since 1996 working as an activist and legal cannabis patient. Since using cannabis therapy, she has survived cancer and injuries from two car crashes. Shuman was the founder of Beverly Hills NORML producing the largest cannabis convention on earth known as KUSHCon. As the face of KUSH Magazine, Cheryl Shuman was a founding member of the NCIA, National Cannabis Industry Association. Shuman transformed her non-profit career into a thriving profitable media enterprise.
Her private medical cannabis collective, "The Beverly Hills Cannabis Club" is unlisted and membership is by referral only. Through her personal relationships and connections within Hollywood, Cheryl Shuman has been named as one of the most influential women in the cannabis reform movement by international media. Her position within the cannabis industry creates the first and only company of its kind and at the forefront of entertainment marketing, celebrity endorsements, product placement integration, sponsorships, production and technology.
Cheryl Shuman serves as media spokesperson for the hot new vaporizer line of products produced by Rapid Fire Marketing (pink sheets: RFMK) and conducts their marketing, public relations, product placement, and consulting services.
Medical Cannabis Management is a wholly owned subsidiary of RFMK. Cheryl Shuman Inc., is a business development company and acquisition vehicle, made news with an historic funding facility dedicated to the cannabis industry with plans to go public by 2014.
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Last year running saved me. If it wasn’t for focusing almost exclusively on art and running (and removing social media) I don’t know how I would have made it to the end of the year. This year with all the migraines and the buying/selling houses stuff I just haven’t been able to work out as often/hard as I want. I leaned into taking photos instead. Even if it is just around the house or the neighborhood, the time spent with my camera is time never wasted. I am incredibly stressed but these little moments help so much.
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Every week when I get groceries I buy a package of diapers. Then when I am on maternity leave we should have PLENTY!
Images from the 2013 edition of Ultra Music Festival - Weekend 1
March 15-17, 2013
Downtown Miami. USA
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THE food industry is being squeezed from all sides. Last year prices for milk, eggs, corn, wheat, oils and almost all other edible commodities climbed to unprecedented levels. They are still rising, although at a slower pace. The prices of electricity and fuel are also on the increase, which makes processing and distribution more expensive. And passing on higher costs is not easy when customers too are feeling the pinch, as unemployment rises, the value of their homes falls, and inflation erodes their purchasing power.
In one sense, food is recession-proof, since people have to eat in good times and bad. What is more, over the past 30 years the share of food in American and European household spending has fallen from an average of 30% to less than 10%, so consumers do not care about price hikes as much as they did in the past. Even so, they are responding to the economic gloom by changing what they eat, where they eat and where they buy their groceries.
Martin Deboo, an analyst at Investec Securities, a stockbroker, uses the well-worn but apt analogy of the “perfect storm” to describe the industry's predicament. Those best positioned to weather it include multinational companies with diversified customer bases, such as Nestlé, Unilever and Danone, as well as retailers that focus on low prices, such as America's Wal-Mart. Among the losers are posh grocers such as Whole Foods Market, a firm based in Texas which specialises in fancy, often organic food (see chart). The downturn also hurts smaller companies that do not have the benefits of scale, depend too much on customers in a single country or region, and do not add much value to the commodities they process.
Nestlé, the world's biggest food firm, has so far coped well with the rise in commodity prices. Its sales around the world grew 7% last year compared with an average of 1.8% for the industry. Like most of its rivals, the firm has passed some of the price increases on to its clients. But it was better prepared for inflation than most. “We saw this coming, so we hedged by forward-buying raw materials,” says François-Xavier Perroud, Nestlé's spokesman.
Far-sighted and nimble sourcing, needless to say, has become more important than ever. Nestlé, which uses lots of milk making baby formula and chocolate bars, buys it under contract directly from farmers, rather than on the open market, where prices jumped by as much as 50% last year. It has also changed the recipe of some of its goodies to reduce their milk content.
But even clever purchasing is not enough to help makers of lightly processed or generic products, which tend to have slender margins. So Nestlé is getting out of the business of making basic wholesale products such as tomato purée and cocoa paste. It is also putting a huge pasta factory at Sansepolcro in Italy up for sale, though it will continue to use much of its output, and to sell fresh pasta dishes, sauces and other more profitable Italian products under the Buitoni brand.
Hold the soya oil
Kraft, one of America's biggest food firms, is struggling with the soaring prices of its ingredients. The cost of these jumped by 9% or $1.3 billion last year, taking a bite out of profits. The Illinois-based company says it is working hard to defray the extra expense by saving money elsewhere. But it believes its best defence against rising costs is to go on the attack, with products and marketing that are better suited to leaner times. For example, the company has changed the recipe and packaging of Miracle Whip, a salad dressing and sandwich spread that is advertised as having the taste of mayonnaise with half the fat. It now comes in a plastic jar instead of a glass one, and has a wider opening that allows buyers to scrape out the very last glob. It now contains less soya oil, which is both fattening and expensive, and more water, which is slimming and cheap.
Kraft has launched a new pizza called DiGiorno Ultimate, in an effort to lift its DiGiorno brand of frozen pizzas into what it calls the “super premium” category. The idea is to offer consumers a cheaper alternative to eating in pizzerias, which rack up $35 billion in sales each year in America. Customers seem to like it: the DiGiorno Ultimate accounted for a third of all sales of new sorts of frozen pizza last year. To keep the pizzas flying from the freezers this year, Kraft plans to offer individual servings of both its DiGiorno and California Pizza Kitchen brands, aimed at single people who might not enjoy a lonely meal at a pizzeria anyway.
American restaurants are also feeling the effects of the slowing economy, according to a spokeswoman for the National Restaurant Association. The industry is still growing: sales are still forecast to reach $558 billion in 2008. But the rate of growth, at 4.4%, is lower than in previous years. So far restaurant-goers are not cutting back too much on their restaurant visits, but they are spending less each time. Restaurateurs are trying to avoid passing the higher cost of ingredients on to customers by increasing productivity—by training waiters to double as kitchen hands, for example.
Cheap restaurants are becoming more popular. McDonald's, the biggest fast-food chain, did much better last year than the year before, though the firm says it is not sure whether to attribute this to higher food prices, revised menus or a redesign of many of its outlets. Its customers do not (yet) seem to be trading down to “value-priced” food, but then all the items on its menu cost less than $10.
Just to be on the safe side, McDonald's has come up with a whole menu of items that cost just $1. It has started an advertising campaign aimed at “Dollar Menunaires”. Its rivals have followed suit: Wendy's and Burger King are both selling double cheeseburgers for $1. Even Starbucks has plans for a $1 coffee.
Another firm that is thriving in the stormy environment is Wal-Mart, the world's biggest supermarket chain. It argues that its obsessive focus on low prices is in keeping with the straitened times. The firm is working with food producers to come up with ever-cheaper offers. “We aim to be, wherever possible, the first to lower prices and the last to raise them,” says a spokeswoman.
Food prices are likely to remain high for some time. The trends that are feeding the inflation, including increased demand from developing countries and the growing diversion of crops to make biofuels, show little sign of slowing. But necessity is the mother of invention; and the food industry seems to have no shortage of fresh recipes.
Seeing these colored pencil shavings pile up on my laptop as they missed the waste can brought a rush of chilhood memories. I remember lining these up along my gradeschool desktop. I hated to see the end of the schoolday coming because it meant leaving them behind - left to the mercy of the cleaning lady who would discard them. I knew that my backpack or pocket would crush their fragile beauty. They seemed alive, or at least organic, the drifting petals of an other-worldly flower or the floating tails of tiny deep sea creatures.
Members of the 18th Aeromedical Evacuation Squadron Det. 1 and 13th Air Force Surgeon General's office transport a critically ill patient out of the rear of a C-17 Globemaster III May 22, 2011, at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. The patient was aeromedically evacuated from Lyndon B. Johnson Tropical Medical Center in Pago Pago, American Samoa, after he aspirated following a seizure that left him completely reliant on a ventilator to breathe. After arriving in Hawaii, the patient was transferred to Tripler Army Medical Center, Hawaii. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Lauren Main)