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Eugene, OR — Eugene-based Cascadia Wildlands today expressed disappointment with the O&C forest legislation released by Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) that affects management of over two-million acres of public forestland in western Oregon. The conservation organization believes that it is a bad deal for the environmental values that make Oregon special and is committed to working with the Senator to see it drastically improved.
"At a time when the demand for clean water and fish and wildlife recovery is high, Congress should be doing all it can to ensure these Oregon values are embraced, not eroded," says Josh Laughlin, Campaign Director with Cascadia Wildlands. "This bill guts the landmark Northwest Forest Plan's environmental protection measures, limits citizen participation and judicial review in forest planning, and doesn't solve the funding crisis faced by some western Oregon counties."
Cascadia Wildlands has worked closely with Senator Wyden's office in the recent past on some of the Wilderness proposals in the bill, including Devil's Staircase and Wild Rogue, but believes those efforts should not be coupled with the logging bill for western Oregon. In the current legislation, the conservation gains are far outweighed by the costs to clean drinking water, fish and wildlife, and recreation opportunities. The bill unravels the framework of the 24-million acre Northwest Forest Plan by shrinking streamside buffers in half that were designed to benefit salmon and clean water and eliminating the old-growth forest reserve system established to protect older forest-dependent species.
"Some of the things in this proposal are what we saw George W. Bush and Big Timber attempt during that dark period, notably trying to weaken the conservation standards for fish and wildlife in the Northwest in order to ramp up the cut," says Francis Eatherington, Conservation Director of Cascadia Wildlands. "Instead of squeezing our cherished public forests for every last penny, Congress, state and county politicians should take a fresh look at the timber harvest and severance tax in the state, the absurdly low property taxes in some of the most affected counties, and capitalize on the jobs and raw logs being shipped to Asia."
Cascadia Wildlands has long supported federal forest management in western Oregon that prioritizes restoratively thinning dense tree farms, which generates timber volume for local mills, employs a steady work force in the woods, and raises revenue for counties. Senator Wyden's bill moves away from this restorative approach toward a controversial clearcutting practice called "variable retention harvest" in forested stands up to 120 years old where 70% of the trees are logged.
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By Gabe Scott, Alaska Field Director
CORDOVA, AK—Big plans are in the works on Alaska's Tongass National Forest, the nation's largest.
It seems everyone has some grand scheme in mind for the largest remaining old-growth forest in the country.
The Forest Service is planning huge new timber sales, which they say will bridge the gap to a transition to second-growth. (As I type this post my inbox dings, announcing the arrival of a Decision to log over 6,000 acres of old-growth on Prince of Wales Island. Uh oh. Better make this quick).
The State of Alaska wants the feds to hand over 2 million acres of the Tongass so the State can manage them as a tree farm. Oh, Alaska. Our Governors say the cutest things.
Sealaska, the big regional Alaska Native corporation, is pushing land claims of its own, wanting some tens of thousands of acres to manage how it wants. This one has some merit – Alaska Natives are owed additional land. But surely there's a better way.
The timber industry, through a lobbying group called the Southeast Conference, is pushing for a revised Forest Plan that would yield more and more profitable timber sales.
Conservation organizations like Trout Unlimited, The Nature Conservancy, and Audubon are pushing their own grand visions, which would permanently protect the most ecologically valuable acres from logging.
On top of the various visions are layered a bewildering array of collaborative working groups, teams, roundtables, task forces, committees and subcommittees.
The recent Tongass forest plan 5-year review presented an opportunity for Cascadia to put forward our own grand vision for the Tongass. Good! We were feeling left out. Here is what we had to say.
But here's the thing. Every one of these grand visions and grand collaborative efforts has merit; and every one of them is doomed to fail. There are no silver bullets. No amount of new timber volume will bring back the good 'ole days of logging. No amount of new designated Wilderness will ensure ecosystem health.
I for one wish we would all just stop looking for a final solution, and come to grips with the fact that living in harmony with nature is a life's work. More than a life's work, actually. Nobody has all the answers and nobody ever will. The best we can do is learn from our past, be honest about the present, and be cautious about what we leave for the future.
On the Tongass, we need to stop drawing maps, get our heads out of the clouds and our boots on the ground. Here on earth there's good work to be done. There are hundreds of culverts blocking fish passage, for example, that everyone agrees need to be fixed, but that no-one is willing to take on because it's hard, messy, expensive work. It will only be done by putting one foot in front of the other.
Don't get me wrong, I love me some visionaries. But at the "end of the day" (is there even such a thing?), future generations won't judge us by what we thought or what we said. They'll judge us by what we DID.
In that vein, I'd better stop talking to you all and crack open the Big Thorne Timber Sale ROD. A hundred and forty-eight million board feet they say? Holy cow. We've got some work ahead of us.
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EUGENE – United States District Court Judge Anne Aiken has found that the United States Forest Service broke the law in seeking to carry out the controversial Goose logging sale near McKenzie Bridge, Oregon, without a detailed analysis of potential environmental damage. This logging sale has drawn intense opposition from local residents and landowners concerned about harm to wildlife and nearby streams. Represented by the Western Environmental Law Center, the conservation organizations Oregon Wild and Cascadia Wildlands filed a legal challenge against the planned logging in 2012.
"The Judge's decision that the Goose logging sale is illegal is vindication for the concerns of local residents and conservationists," said attorney Susan Jane Brown of Western Environmental Law Center. "The McKenzie River and surrounding forests is too important to our community, and to the people of Oregon, to allow this kind of unwise logging project to go forward."
The judge found that the Forest Service failed to properly analyze the impacts of the 2,100-acre logging project-an area the size of 2000 football fields. Potential environmental harm includes damage to the 9,700-acre Lookout Mountain Potential Wilderness Area above McKenzie Bridge, and logging within protected stream buffers and sensitive species habitat.
The legal ruling comes on the heels of passionate opposition by members of the local community. Many residents of the McKenzie Bridge area believe they weren't properly notified about the project with some only hearing about it once timber sale flagging was put up adjacent to their properties. Residents have collected nearly 5,000 signatures opposing the logging project.
"We are not opposed to all logging," said Doug Heiken, Conservation and Restoration Coordinator with Oregon Wild. "But the Forest Service has a responsibility to the American people to ensure that projects like this don't damage fish and wildlife habitat or pollute streams that provide drinking water to our communities. With the Goose logging project, the Forest Service was clearly on the wrong track."
The judge also found that the agency failed to fully consider the harm logging in the area could have on threatened wildlife like the northern spotted owl.
"While there are some restorative components to this project such as thinning in dense young stands, the Forest Service chose to pair them with aggressive logging in mature forest near streams, threatened species habitat, and within a potential wilderness area," says Josh Laughlin with Cascadia Wildlands. "It is imperative the Forest Service focus on restoring what has been damaged by past mismanagement and abuse, and move away from controversial projects that make conditions worse in the forest."
Conservation groups believe the Forest Service should instead be spending limited taxpayer dollars on projects that restore degraded landscapes, like restoration thinning in young tree plantations formed by past clearcutting, decommissioning harmful roads, and enhancing fish and wildlife habitat. While the Forest Service did analyze an alternative in the Goose project that focused on restoration thinning in young plantations that the organizations supported, the agency instead chose to adopt the much more controversial alternative.
The organizations are represented by attorneys Susan Jane Brown and John Mellgren at Western Environmental Law Center.
by Gabe Scott
Where is the Tea Party when we need them?
I've been spending a lot of time lately with two thick Environmental Impact Statements — for the Tonka Timber Sale, and the Big Thorne Timber Sale — out of Alaska's Tongass National Forest. These fellas are a blast from the past, a nostalgic but savage reminder of why our work continues to be so necessary on Cascadia's northern forest.
The Tonka and Big Thorne timber sales target thousands of acres of old-growth for clearcutting. Trying to stay clear of controversial roadless areas, they're logging mostly "leave" areas between past clearcuts, on places like Prince of Wales Island and Lindenberg Peninsula. The result would be huge, continuous clearcuts. Sacrifice areas, really.
One big problem is these huge swaths of land will be worthless to deer during hard winters. In good weather, even a clearcut can be good habitat for a deer. But when deep snow comes deer seek refuge in the shelter of big trees, and rely on the lichens beneath them to avoid starvation.
A related problem comes when clearcuts grow back into densely stocked second-growth. This shades out undergrowth, killing the herbs and shrubs that deer eat. A second-growth forest in the "stem exclusion phase" is worthless to deer from about 30 years after logging out. The condition lasts about a century, nobody is really sure.
Loss of deer winter habitat has spiraling negative effects to wolves and humans who eat them. If this sacrifice areas strategy goes forward, the ecosystem won't just be damaged — it will be destroyed, thrown fundamentally out of whack. Places like Prince of Wales Island and Lindenberg Peninsula will no longer be able to support deer, human hunters and wolves. One of the three will have to give.
It's pretty clear how this story plays out. The last few winters have been hard, and the places that have been heavily logged have seen huge declines of deer. On Lindenberg Peninsula, where the Tonka sale is proposed, the Alaska Board of Game voted this month to limit the deer season and bag limit. Worse, they are considering "predator control" plans to kill off 80% the wolves in the area, in a desperate effort to leave enough deer to hunt.
These are the consequences of logging, so why are we still doing this? The thing is, the Forest Service sees it as their job to prop up and grow a timber industry in Southeast Alaska. These massive logging projects are based on the idea that if enough forest is sold cheaply enough, new mills will rise from the ashes.
The facts aren't there to support the scheme. The truth is, not being able to find enough trees was never the reason behind the old-growth industry's decline. The reasons are obvious: the price you can sell trees for went way down, and the cost of logging went way up. There's only one mid-size mill left in business (just barely).
The fact is this: it is not profitable to log and mill Tongass old-growth on any large scale.
There are all sorts of gimmicks used to disguise the fundamentally unsound economics. The Forest Service builds, maintains and repairs a vast network of logging roads with taxpayer money. They try to hide the millions of dollars it costs to design, lay out, and do environmental analysis for timber sales.
The strategy doesn't even obey its own logic. The Forest Service routinely issues exemptions allowing loggers to bypass the local mill and export logs overseas. If the point is to save the local mills, then why are these sales geared to export markets?
What is going on here is exactly the kind of "crony capitalism" that Sarah Palin rails against. We have a few dozen people in the logging industry, a Forest Supervisor, and local politicians co-enabling each other by peddling a tired old narrative. There's a veneer of rugged individualism, but really these are government-made jobs. Taxpayers are paying over a quarter-million dollars for each logging job being created.
The "jobs versus environment" debate has become so entrenched that most politicians don't know how to think any other way. Eventually the facts will catch up, and Tea Party folks will realize Tongass logging for the wasteful government program that it is.
Until then, we'll have to keep fighting these big timber sales like it's 1999.
ELLIOTT STATE FOREST — The state has withdrawn more than 900 acres of planned Elliott State Forest timber sales, pending the outcome of an environmental lawsuit.
The Oregon Department of Forestry instead plans to open 465 acres of alternative logging sites not named in the lawsuit.
'It's certainly nowhere near what was proposed in the annual operating plan," said Kevin Weeks, a spokesman for the Forestry Department. As Elliott logging funds the Common School Fund, Weeks estimates the shift will cost the CSF $9.85 million in revenue in 2013.
The state had already suspended logging on about 800 acres of timberland slated to be clearcut in 2012, said Josh Laughlin, a spokesman for Cascadia Wildlands.
The environmental groups say deferred logging means another year of protection for the endangered marbled murrelet sea bird.
The lawsuit, filed in May by Cascadia Wildlands and several other environmental groups, alleges the state's logging practices violate the Endangered Species Act by killing the sea birds.
'All the current scientific information suggests the sea birds' population is continuing to plummet in this region," Laughlin said. 'Clear cutting of its nesting habitat is a factor. To us, that suggests that public agencies like the Department of Forestry should take stronger measures to ensure their survival."
The suit will be heard by a federal judge sometime next year, Laughlin said.
If the judge decides in favor of the environmental groups, the state would have to drastically adjust its forest management plan.
Cascadia Wildlands hopes the state will pursue a habitat conservation plan, which manages the forest as a whole, allowing logging in certain regions and preserving other regions as habitat for endangered species.
Such a plan must be approved by federal agencies, as it allows the state to log areas where endangered species live. The state managed the Elliott with a habitat conservation plan for years, but scrapped it in 2011 because the National Marine Fisheries Service would not approve the plan, saying it did not adequately protect Coho salmon.
Under the current forest management plan, all areas of the state forest are open to logging so long as no endangered species live in the immediate vicinity. Areas where murlets nest are protected from logging. The method is called 'take avoidance."
Cascadia Wildlands disapproves of this method because it fails to conserve uninterrupted habitat, instead creating a patchwork of logged and unlogged areas.
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"The state of Oregon has been playing fast and loose with the law for years in the way it claims to 'protect' the imperiled marbled murrelet," said Francis Eatherington, conservation director of Cascadia Wildlands. "The decision to further defer hundreds of acres of clearcuts is one that we welcome and provides interim relief for the murrelet."
Plaintiffs discovered the logging deferral announcement in an Oregon Department of Forestry memo, dated Sept. 19, 2012, that was just recently posted to the Department's website. The memo suggests that the State will defer 15 additional timber sales until the lawsuit currently pending in U.S. District Court is resolved, and that the State will work to identify other logging projects that are free of the contested issues in the case. Plaintiffs have long advocated the state focus its timber operations on young plantation forests in need of restoration rather than older forests that are critical to the survival of a host of endangered species, including marbled murrelets.
"Logging on state forests cannot be done at the expense of the survival of the marbled murrelet or any other animals that depend on old forests for their survival," said Noah Greenwald, endangered species director with the Center for Biological Diversity. "The last remaining old forests in Oregon are precious and need to be protected not just for the marbled murrelet, but for future generations."
The most recent status review of the murrelet by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service found the birds have been declining by about four percent per year and that this decline relates to continued loss of habitat, primarily on state and private lands.
The State of Oregon recently abandoned its decade-long attempt to develop habitat conservation plans (HCPs) for the Elliott, as well as the Clatsop and Tillamook State Forests, that would have given it a federal permit for limited impacts to marbled murrelets in exchange for habitat protection measures designed to enhance the bird's conservation. Rather than improving habitat protections, the state walked away from the HCP process altogether and instead ramped up logging on all three forests. The lawsuit seeks to force the State to halt logging practices that are harmful to murrelets until it develops a plan that will protect murrelets and the mature forests on which the birds and other species depend.
"It is time for the State to return to the table and negotiate a balanced plan for each of the state forests that will provide adequate protection for the murrelet, allow for responsible and sustainable logging, and ensure that the State meets the requirements of the Endangered Species Act," said Bob Sallinger, conservation director for the Audubon Society of Portland.
The conservation organizations are represented by outside counsel Daniel Kruse of Eugene, Tanya Sanerib and Chris Winter of the Crag Law Center, Nick Cady of Cascadia Wildlands, Scott Jerger of Field Jerger LLP, and Susan Jane Brown of the Western Environmental Law Center.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post3845742768526161583..comments2014-11-23T12:58:11.972-05:00Comments on We Love Soaps: World AIDS Day Tribute: Christopher Bernau (1940-1989) -- DARK SHADOWS, GUIDING LIGHTKevin Mulcahy Jr.http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post-35726449830499933842013-12-30T07:12:28.868-05:002013-12-30T07:12:28.868-05:00It's 6am in Jersey City, New Jersey as this 62...It's 6am in Jersey City, New Jersey as this 62-year-old soap viewer of 60s and 70s Another World, The Doctors and The Guiding Light watch youtube clips of my favorite actors and characters. My number 1 man, of course, was the delightfully manipulative Alan Spaulding. My number 2 man, David O'Brien aka Steve 'the snake in the grass' Aldrich also died of AIDS complications the same day as Bernau, June 14, 1989. I cried all that day and I am crying right now as I remember two of the best actors to grace the soap firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post-37895344628837981252012-06-14T10:24:59.419-04:002012-06-14T10:24:59.419-04:00Chris is my all-time favorite soap actor and was r...Chris is my all-time favorite soap actor and was responsible for me getting hooked on Guiding Light...when I was six years old. He was and always will be awesome.Mark Lopahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post-40495156012122379012012-06-02T03:06:53.821-04:002012-06-02T03:06:53.821-04:00I remember reading somewhere that he had Lyme dise...I remember reading somewhere that he had Lyme disease and that was what killed him. It was before they wanted to admit he had AIDS.Manifanhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post-43848563552274144992011-12-02T17:00:58.489-05:002011-12-02T17:00:58.489-05:00RIP, Chris! We Love You So Very Much! Brian :-)RIP, Chris! We Love You So Very Much!

Brian :-)Greeneb2http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post-60128381675731366592011-12-02T09:38:43.404-05:002011-12-02T09:38:43.404-05:00With all due respect to Daniel Pilon and Ron Raine...With all due respect to Daniel Pilon and Ron Raines, for me Bernau was the one and only Alan Spaulding... Our friend, Mary Kay Adams (who play GL's India) did the AIDS Cycle challenge from San Fran to LA and wore his name on her jersey. He touched a lot of people with his talent and kindness.Nelson Aspenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post-43845706737204791252011-12-02T06:08:45.011-05:002011-12-02T06:08:45.011-05:00Thank you for acknowledging he died of AIDS. It ...Thank you for acknowledging he died of AIDS.

It is important for our history to be remembered. And remembered correctly.

IMDB and other places just say he died of a heart attack.

In Kim Zimmer's book, she wrote that she heard he contracted some tropical bug and that's why he died.

I lost a lot of respect for Zimmer when she wrote that. The entire GL cast knew it was AIDS. I understand that she might not have wanted to out him as having died of AIDS, but to make up a tropical disease story was ridiculous. Would have prefered she not address the cause of his death at all than to perpetuate the idea he died of something other than AIDS.Jameshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post-43862877125683975822011-12-02T00:34:01.964-05:002011-12-02T00:34:01.964-05:00I had know I idea that Chris' death was AIDS r...I had know I idea that Chris' death was AIDS related? What a shocker!MK Scotthttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2585163331194032530.post-89795155313096084822011-12-01T22:25:52.646-05:002011-12-01T22:25:52.646-05:00He's the one that set the standard of the char...He's the one that set the standard of the character of Alan. The other actors had to follow what Chris created and look at the other actors he played along in such a strong cast. There was nothing like to have Chris and Beverlee in scenes together...they were GRRRRR, funny together and loving just like the chemistry between Ron & Marj. I can't wait for GL on Soap Classics...sigh.harlee490http://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Huddle Up: Thomas also is reportedly walking without a limp, but it remains likely that he'll miss a second straight game Sunday in Pittsburgh.
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Huddle Up: In the meantime, Thomas' absence should benefit the fantasy fortunes of fellow RB Lamar Miller, but Miller simply has been unstartable with a total of 27 rushing yards on 21 carries -- no, there's not a missing numeral -- over his last 3 games.
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Nationally ranked team vacates six winsSheldon Shealer
Memphis University School (Memphis, Tenn.), ranked No. 20 in this week's POWERADE FAB 50, is vacating six wins for use of an ineligible player, the school's athletic director confirmed Friday to ESPNHS. Bobby Alston, MUS athletic director, said a ...Blog | May 04, 2012
Liberty signee scores goal to win in EuropeSheldon Shealer
Liberty University signee Alexandra Mack scored the winning goal in the final minute to lift Naples American High School of Naples, Italy, to a 1-0 win over AFNORTH International of Brunssum, Netherlands, in the Department of Defense Dependents Schoo...Blog | May 28, 2012
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Ive Burnett, one of the nation's top Class of 2013 prospects, verbally committed Wednesday to the University of South Carolina. The Brandon, Miss., native attends school in Arizona and plays for the Under-18 Real Salt Lake-AZ Development Academy s...Blog | April 11, 2012
Texas UIL investigating fight at girls matchSheldon Shealer
KIII-TV in Texas is reporting that a fight between players at the end of Friday's girls' soccer match between Bridge City (Texas) and Ozen (Beaumont, Texas) has caught the attention of the University Interscholastic League, which oversees high school...Blog | March 27, 2012
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James Madison University confirmed its seven-member recruiting class on Tuesday that includes six high school seniors and one international student. The class is comprised of Connor Coward, Tyler Durbin, Tom Fouhy, Christian Foust, Rhys Howard, Kyle ...Blog | February 28, 2012
Monmouth lands transfer with ties to FranceSheldon Shealer
Francois Paco Navarro, from Paris, France, who was attending William Carey University in Mississippi, is transfering from the NAIA school to Monmouth. Navarro scored 16 goals with seven assists last season while helping William Carey to a 16-4-3 s...Blog | February 20, 2012
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RELATED LINKS: ESPNHS Recruiting Central | Class of 2012 Division I Commitments Five high school seniors and one transfer will join the Indiana University men's soccer team in the fall, the school confirmed Tuesday. The six signees are Richard Bal...Blog | February 07, 2012
Top Alabama high school player picks UABSheldon Shealer
RELATED LINKS: ESPNHS Recruiting Central | Class of 2012 Division I Commitments Freddy Ruiz, who was selected the state's high school player of the year by the Birmingham news in 2011, signed with the University of Alabama-Birmingham on Wednesday....Blog | February 02, 2012
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RELATED LINKS: ESPNHS Recruiting Central | Class of 2012 Division I Commitments Nick Raskasky, a defender from Tacoma, Wash., has enrolled early at West Virginia University, the school confirmed Monday. Raskasky had started in seven of his eigh...Blog | January 09, 2012
Georgetown recruit Turnley tops 100 goalsSheldon Shealer
For the second time in less than two weeks, another Georgetown University men's soccer recruit has topped 100 career goals. Josh Turnely netted high school career goals 99 and 100 as Beaver (Beaqver, Pa.) defeated Ellwood City (Ellwood City, Pa.) ...Blog | October 19, 2011
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RELATED LINKS: ESPNHS Recruiting Central | Class of 2012 Division I Commitments Jordan Poarch, a Class of 2012 forward/outside midfielder, has committed to the University of Virginia, according to his family. Poarch plays for Sanford School (Ho...Blog | October 10, 2011
Men's college soccer notebook: Josh Ford leads UConn's defenseSheldon Shealer
Josh Ford holds UConn records for shutouts and matches played after starting every contest for the Huskies the past four seasons. The defensive director has the Huskies in contention for a title.Story | Conversation | October 26, 2010
The Texas boys' and girls' soccer playoffs put a new spin on Marc...Sheldon Shealer
With a 128-team, single-elimination tournament, Texas 5A soccer gives new meaning to March Madness.Story | Conversation | March 23, 2009
Yonga coming into his ownSheldon Shealer
Joe and Paul Yonga have had a friendly rivalry on the soccer field since they were young, but finally, Paul is catching up to his older brother.Story | Conversation | November 13, 2008
Malcolm Manswell verbally committed to the University of South Fl...Sheldon Shealer
Malcolm Manswell, a senior at River Hill High School in Clarksville, Md., and a member of Trinidad and Tobago's under-17 soccer team, verbally committed to the University of South Florida on Monday.Story | Conversation | November 04, 2008


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When you work for a beauty review website, you get the (very lucky) opportunity to try out a bunch of different beauty products. Once you finish a product, there's always another one that comes along. My job also includes constantly researching to see what's new on the horizon and what I can look forward to next. Confession: I actually spend more on beauty now than I ever have before. I just want to test everything out! And when I say everything, I mean, everything.
So, putting that into consideration, I'm sure you can appreciate that the beauty products we're consistently loyal to are pretty awesomesauce. It takes a lot for me to be loyal to a product, so when I find a winner I'm head over heels in love. I wanted to know which beauty products my fellow chick staffers were loyal to, so we rounded up our picks to share!
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2. CoverGirl Outlast All Day Lipcolor (C$11.49)
3. CoverGirl Clean Foundation (C$8.49)
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2. Desert Essence Tea Tree Oil (C$13.99)
3. Hard Candy Glamoflauge Heavy Duty Concealer (US$6.00)
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1. Carmex Lip Balm (C$2.89)
2. Tweezerman Slant Tweezers (US$22.00)
3. Aveda Color Conserve Shampoo (US$18.00)
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2. CoverGirl LashBlast Volume Mascara (C$9.99)
3. Dove Original Clean Anti-Perspirant (C$5.99)
Ali's Picks:
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2. & 3. Kiehl's Amino Acid Shampoo and Conditioner (C$12.50-42.00)
4. Holistic Vanity Comforting Camellia OIl Rosacea Care (C$57.00)
Mandy's Picks:
1. Clarisonic Plus Sonic Skin Cleansing System (C$225.00)
2. Fancl House Mild Cleansing Oil (US$43.98)
3. Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage (C$30.00)
Do you share any of these same favourites? Which products have your loyalty?
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I'm obsessed with Carmex and my Clarisonic
Burts Bees cuticle Cream is the bees knees!!!! Someone at work recommended it to me and I have been using it ever since.
I like Burt's Bees & Dove products
I have been wanting to get a Clairsonic, but they are so expensive. I guess I am going to have to wait till Christmas for one...
Many of these I haven't tried yet but would love to. Thanks for the list.
I do love the CoverGirl LashBlast Volume Mascara!!! It's the only one I buy.
Some stuff I love too!
I like Claire's picks I love the Burt's Bees and Dove anti-perspirant.I also always have tea tree oil in the house(Alex pick)
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WR90 Writing 90
Instruction includes sentence structure, paragraph and essay development, and written expression. Students can expect to increase working vocabulary and improve skills in basic communications. Prerequisite: Placement into WR 90 or completion of WR 80 and placement into RD 90 or completion of RD 80 with a "C" or better. Audit available. (For detailed information, see the Course Content and Outcome Guide ).
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It is a Salient mk25. They are testing to possibly introduce a new firearm next year.
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It sure looks a lot like a Sig 226. Other than slide cuts, what makes this a "new" firearm?
To clarify, this isn't going to be the new firearm. I don't think they are releasing to much on their plans currently.
I believe Salient usually does mods on firearms. I would guess this information would give them a better idea of what works and what doesn't for whatever they are planning.
I had the same issue with wolf recoil springs getting caught under the guide rod. I don't know how the gun kept functioning with the recoil spring caught under the guide rod. When the recoil spring got caught under the guide rod it took around 50 rounds for me to figure out what was happening. I couldn't empty a magazine without the gun jamming. Yet his gun only malfunctioned once in 4,122 rounds despite the issue with the recoil spring.
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Merkley Applauds New Mortgage Rules
Merkley Applauds New Mortgage Rules
Urges Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to Aggressively Take on Steering Payments
Washington, DC - Today, after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced sweeping new rules to the nation's mortgage market, Oregon's Senator Jeff Merkley applauded the CFPB for putting an end to interest-only loans, "no doc" loans, and loans based on an initial "teaser" interest rate. Merkley has been a leading voice in Congress for stronger consumer protections in the mortgage marketplace and wrote key provisions in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act that these new rules are based on.
"Too many homeowners were steered into predatory home loans by brokers who got kickbacks for selling subprime loans," Merkley said. "Homeownership should be an engine of opportunity and economic growth. These new rules are a major step towards ensuring that scams and recklessness in housing markets don't threaten families and our economy again in the future."
Merkley also urged a specific path forward on how the "yield spread premiums," also known as steering payments, should be calculated in the new rules. Merkley wrote Dodd-Frank's ban on these payments from lenders to mortgage originators based on the terms of the loans.
"The steering payments rules were not finalized today," Merkley said, "and I urge the CFPB to move forward with strong rules that will protect homeowners from onerous fees and end the incentive to steer new homeowners into predatory loans."
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I love Queen, and the late Freddie Mercury had the best rock voice ever (in my opinion), so it pains me to say that some of music's worst thought-out lyrics are scrunched into the opening lines of "Bohemian Rhapsody." "Is this the real life?/ Is this just fantasy?", the song begins, but mere breath ... More >>
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