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Laura Mercier Mineral Pressed Powder SPF 15
65 reviews
56% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSActive Ingredients: Zinc Oxide. Ingredients: Silica, Oryza Sativa (Rice) Lipids, Jojoba Esters, Pearl Powder, Lauroyl Lysine, Copper Gluconate, Zinc Gluconate, Camellia Sinensis (White Tea) Extract, Lycium Chinenesis (Lycii) Berry Extract, Silybum Marianum (Milk Thistle) Extract. ( /-): Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Mica (CI 77019), Bismuth Oxychloride (CI 77163), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, 77492, 77499), Ultramarines (CI 77007).
on 5/2/2011 1:58:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I love loose MP but not the best for trying to put on when you are on the train to work!
Agree with other reviews - do not bother with the sponge as this will give poor coverage. I apply with a small powder brush first dabbing on then using circle motions. Great coverage and does not give me a greasy face by midday like Estee Lauder loose MP. However, that could be down to my recent change to using Origins oil free face wash and moisturiser. Also loving LM concealer duo - great coverage.
on 4/13/2011 12:02:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I suppose I gave it a 2 b/c of the ingredients & quite frankly, it's not terribly the most awful product available. It's just not that good. I have the LM mineral loose powder & it's a dream. Best MMU I've used. I have it in Tender Rose & it's a great match to my skin (NC20 once upon a time, BM fairly light/ fair mixed). That said, tho I faithfully read all the bad reviews here & remarks about the loose/pressed color names not matching up.. I was so impressed w/the loose powder I bought the compact anyways. I had to get Tender Rose..not much selection..the next lighter one is way too light & next darker one too dark!! The colors don't match w/the pressed/loose counterpart despite their mimiced names. Tender Rose pressed was much lighter! Very white on my skin. The make up all together is quite different. The loose powder blends well, it's almost creamy, light but buildable coverage. The pressed offers little to no coverage (from what I can tell w/o proper color match), it seems to cake & not blend. Too bad, I love the loose powder & really hoped to have a to have its sister-to-go compact. Not the case...literally. I bought Tarte's MMU pressed compact instead.. Fair 02 was a much better match! Tho still not the ultimate choice, better all around nonetheless. If this product left u sour..as many have seemed to indicate, I urge u to try LM 's MMU loose power instead if u haven't done so yet!!
on 4/8/2011 3:50:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I just bought this less than a week ago because I was looking for a new foundation. I have sensitive skin and I had recently returned BE because it made my face itch and tingle - the nerve of the sales lady to tell me when I returned it that this feeling is "normal." Anyway, after going through all of Sephora trying to find a color match on several different powder foundations with SPF, I came across Laura Mercier's Mineral Pressed Powder. I did a color match in the store and it was perfect (Tender Rose). So, I made the purchase as I had high hopes.
The next day I went through my normal makeup routine and put this on my face. About a half-hour later, while driving, I noticed a weird metallic scent, but at first thought it was coming from outside. I'm glad to see someone a few reviews down noticed that smell too. What is this smell? Does anyone know because this can't be a good thing.
Then, in the past few days, I've had big red hive-like pimples pop up on my cheeks. I think it made my face itch too. It also made me look more oily (usually I'm only oily in the T-zone, but my cheeks right next to my nose looked oily too), and in the areas surrounding my nose it made my pores look a lot bigger than they are.
Needless to say, I'm highly disappointed, and will be returning this produce ASAP. Back to the foundation hunt....
on 4/6/2011 3:49:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I went to the Laura Mercier counter to get a completely different product (metallic eye colour) but the make up artist was so personable I ended up with a makeover in which he used this foundation. I would never have imagined mineral foundation could be this good - I love it! It is pricey, the only downside, but for the lovely glow and buildable coverage it gives to my skin it's worth it. I bought warm chestnut and would recommend.
on 3/29/2011 10:13:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Black
This powder is a tricky one, I was looking for a mineral powder as I heard it's good for the skin and this one has SPF also.
Pros :
- You can build up coverage with it, I'd say from medium-sheer to full
- Less messy than the loose powder
- Matte finish if you count it as a pro
Cons :
- You will hate it if you don't find a way to apply it properly.
- Price if you count it as a con, but all Laura Mercier products are around 30 - 40 so it's fine.
So, the trick I think is to avoid the sponge, AT ALL COST. Oh gosh, when I tested it out at sephora it came on powdery, set on my lines and too heavy but I needed a full coverage so I didn't mind.
So anyway, the trick is :
- Use a big brush, throw the damn sponge away.
- Moisturize properly.
- Dab (no swirl) the product, then pad it on the face lightly and build up coverage if you need. It's way too easy to pick up too much.
So anyway, on days where I wear liquid foundation I use this powder to set it, just very lightly, and it works wonder, and on days where I don't, it's fine standing alone too.
The package is nice but I hate that sponge so only 4 for me.
on 3/17/2011 12:21:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
When I went to get this product I was actually going in to buy the Chanel foundation powder as my setting powder, but the lady who worked for Chanel went over to the LM side to show me this product. I fell in love with it immediately. This product is great! I can see all the negative comments, but I guess each skin is different. For me this product gives me a perfect natural finish, and it stays on all day. I use it with Laura Mercier's Tinted moisturizer. But Definitely try it. I don't get any unusual break outs than the normal one I get every once in a while. I think everyone should try it first before knocking if off. Every makeup product is different on each person. For example, people swear by the Mac studio fix, but the talc in it causes me to break out. Plus you can always return it if you don't like it. Makeup return and exchange policies are very lenient.
on 1/19/2011 3:04:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Oily, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
SO SAD! I have always had clear skin and this made me break out! I am still trying to get my skin back to what it used to. Throughout the day I smelled a strong metallic smell coming from the make-up reacting to the oils in my face. Made my skin extremely oily and the next day I totally broke out!
Horrible product, will never use again!
on 1/10/2011 10:31:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This, for the past few months, has been my absolute favorite foundation ever. It's so simple to use, covers flaws almost magically, and the shade I use, Soft Porcelain, is almost dead on. It has a slight, but flattering, yellowish tint to it, but it's not as noticeable as the liquid foundations. It is my go to base now, and just gives me a flawless, natural finish. My face does start to shine around midday, but I have very oily skin, and nothing can suppress it!
on 1/10/2011 4:45:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Blue
My favorite, holy grail finishing/setting powder. Lovely finish. Matte without looking cakey. Perfect for any type of skin. I'm normal with a little oil in the Tzone. I wish the price were a little more reasonable, but I will continue to purchase none-the-less.
on 1/3/2011 2:40:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Other, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Other
This past summer I went to Sephora in search of makeup application tips and wanted to try out all the Laura Mercier foundations. I talked to the SA about my frustration of having sensitive skin that breaks out easily and how I couldn't use chemical sunscreens. I also mentioned I was a loyal MAC StudioFix user for 11 years and she told me I should try Laura's mineral pressed powder. When she applied it to my face my skin looked great and didn't break out from it later in the day! It was a hit! After buying eveything the MA used on me I struggled to get the same look as when it was applied on my face at Sephora. Every time I've applied the powder it looked patchy and stuck to my skin like a suction cup which is great unless the foundation starts doing this halfway though application and won't blend. Even after applying moisturizer, and waiting ten minutes for it to sink in, this stuff still looked patchy. I thought of returning it but I kept working with it since it's just like StudioFix powder was before Estee Lauder got their talons on MAC. After five months of struggling to make this foundation work I sat down one night and read over 100 reviews online about this powder and discovered that the way to make this powder work is to use a powder brush and work in sections. I used my trusty MAC long handled 129 to do this and though I had to take a little more time than my usual five minutes I can report happily that it worked! Previously I'd been using my EDM flat top brush or Cat's kabuki ,since that's what's always suggested to apply mineral makeup,and after every application my foundation looked patchy and uneven. So now with the 129 I've got an even application! Also before applying foundation I applied Benefit's Powderflage to my fine smile lines and didn't have to worry about the powder sinking in that area. Also I noticed, and loved, that as I was applying and building up the foundation that I didn't need much to cover a few hormonal acne marks I have on my chin. Yahoo! Very nice since I didn't have to fuss with concealer and since I'm not big on spending a lot of time doing my makeup it was a real bonus! My only complaint about this is that it does indeed itch. Usually I remedy mineral makeup itchiness by spritzing my face with water and blotting after applying a full face but with Laura's mineral pressed powder my skin still itches a little bit during the day. Still though I make due because besides the little bit of itching I'm thrilled! Great foundation and will buy as long as it's available! EDIT 2/16/11 Drat! After applying CeraVe PM lotion and then putting on the foundation I found that due to the dimethicone in the cream and my oily skin it caused the foundation to come off easily. Just touching my face caused the foundation to patch off and you can see real skin color underneath. Extremely irritating! I guess with this I'll have to stick to my Vegecol facial toner, which acts as an extremely light moisturizer with aloe, as the only thing that this powder works with. Arg. Giving this a 4 down from a 5.
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Need advise on building a large planter box please!
Hello! This spring we are planning on building a rather large planter box to run the length of our back fence (50ft long by 2.5ft high and 4ft wide). We are using 2inx10inx16ft pressure treated boards with 4x4 posts; we plan on cutting the boards in half and placing a post every 8ft which will be facing the outside. We are planting about 14 to 16 6ft tall Emerald Green Arborvitae in the planter box to provide some extra privacy.
My questions are these:
Because the box will be so large, do we need to add any sort of supports in the box for extra stability?
What type of drainage do we need if any? (There will not be a bottom to this box, just dirt)
Is there anything else we should do to ensure this planter box lasts a long time?
Also, will emerald greens do good in a planter box?
Any other advice is greatly appreciated! Thanks!
This is not a good plan. The boards will end up bulging from the pressure of the moist earth if they are attached only at 8' intervals. Figure on tripling the post supports. Much (most) of the 2" x lumber is not treated for ground contact and therefore will not last long as the walls of a planter. If the bottom is open, you don't need extra drainage but the soil in the box, and below the box, should drain well.
Unless it's adorned with some remarkable details or construction methods, I can't conceive of a long, low wooden box spanning all the way across the property as looking good. It sounds like something that most people could not wait to get rid of if they purchased a property with this already on it. I'm pondering why you would do this. If it's just to add another 2' of height to the arborvitaes I'd think finding a taller plant or waiting a little longer would be a better way to go. I do not get it. But if someone held a gun to my head and forced me to design a long lasting raised planter of such dimensions, I'd look into doing it out of some other material first. In Colorado, I'd think acquiring stone would not be as much of a problem as it is in other locales. Honestly, do you really need a raised planter like this?
Basic Unified Construction Standard has the spacing of the posts at 4 feet on center and post size at 4x6 ( I've seen 4x4 used and the wall has held up well so long as your spacing is 4 feet on center and definitely not any higher than 2.5 feet with adequate footing size) .
If the wall is 2.5 ft high the post is set into a concrete footing of 4 ft. deep.
You can run a gravel drainage trench with a silt barrier + a 4" dia. perforated pipe at the bottom of the wall and have it exit the wall and connect to a solid pipe to lead the water out of the box. Maintain a 2% slope of the pipe for best exit flow.
this is a pretty common low cost construction detail seen in the west. It isn't particularly attractive, but it gets the job done.
You might compare the cost of doing a keystone type wall vs. a wood wall. The keystone wall will outlast the wood wall a lot longer and because they do not require any specialized engineering, it may prove to be cost effective for your situation.
We haven't used wood 4x4 in ages, preferring steel I-beams instead when building a wood retaining wall.
Your county might have a set of Uniform Construction Standard details in their building and planning dept.
If we use stone, how would we support where the dirt goes against the back of our fence? This is why we decided on wood, so we could build a large planter box that contains the dirt.

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We recently worked with Stephen Fry to create a 6 minute animation explaining the history of computing, from the abacus to the sometimes confusing subject of cloud computing.
Some extremely talented animators illustrated the whole thing, and we're hoping people enjoy it and find it useful (or at least interesting!). Would love any feedback you all have! YouTube link is:
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Spam, FE Informed..
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Apologies, wasn't intended as spam. Just thought it was worth a share!
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Spam it is, but I found it interesting and will watch it again when I have more time, thank you Cassie
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I think this is interesting enough to be down-rated from spam. I know it's self promotion of a kind, but it's interesting, and very well produced.
I'm going to allow it to stay.
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FE ~ The man with a Silver Mouse and a Heart of Gold.
I totally agree with you on this one. The artwork is superb
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Enjoyed it. Well worth watching.
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- Oct 7, 2010EvoCompetitions 2011 - Call for Competitions proposals
EvoStar (www.evostar.org) is inviting proposals
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These are competitions that would be open to anyone attending the
EvoStar events on 27 - 29 April 2011 in Torino, Italy.
Nominal prizes would be awarded at the EvoStar closing ceremony on
29 April 2011, but the main purpose is for winners to obtain
recognition by the EvoStar community.
Competition organisers should prepare a proposal to include:
* description of the problem addressed
* description of the data and a web link for downloads
* evaluation procedures and established baselines
* an estimation of the number of participants
* the specific EvoStar event or events the competition is
relevant to
* possible sources of sponsorship, if any
* short bios of the proposers, including experience in similar
Please submit your proposals to the EvoCompetitions Chair
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on or before the deadline of **1st December 2010**.
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Aitchbee is back to form - The French haven't won a medal at fencing. But still needs a pointless post.
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Bing.alau...their non-sword hands were evenly balanced with a goblet of 'Chateau de Muscat.' (non-spillable vessels).
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I've been at Headingley today (a poor alternative I know), and certainly didn't expect to be running 4th in the table with a real prospect of getting third place.
And as per the recent poll, I watched most of the top action via smartphone, or until the battery died anyway. And as expected, a lot of the crowd there was following the Olympics at the test match. It's hard work trying to follow so much action in one day, it's easier to just go to work!
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Notwithstanding the desire of both Iraqi and U.S. leaders to keep U.S. forces in Iraq beyond 2011 in order to train and equip Iraq's still developing security forces, domestic political opposition in both countries combined with flawed diplomatic negotiations led to a complete U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq at the end of that year. ...
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1. Separate biscuit dough into 10 biscuits. Divide each in half; flatten using a rolling pin or fingers. Combine tomato paste and Italian seasoning.
2. Preheat microwave browning grill for 4 minutes on HIGH.
3. Place half of flattened biscuits on preheated grill. Spread with half of tomato paste mixture; top with half of meat and cheese. Sprinkle with parsley.
4. Microwave for 1 to 1 1/2 minutes, on HIGH, or until cheese melts.
5. Reheat microwave browning grill for 2 minutes on HIGH. Continue cooking remaining pizzas as directed.
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Paul Fleischman spins three engrossing stories about the unexpected ways an artist's creations reveal truths - tales whose intriguing plots and many moods will entertain readers and inspire future writers.
Can wood, copper, or marble communicate? They can if they are the graven images in Newbery Medalist Paul Fleischman's trio of eerie, beguiling short stories. If you whisper a secret into a wooden statue's ear, will anyone find out? Can a wobbly weathervane bearing the image of Saint Crispin, the patron saint of shoemakers, steer a love-struck apprentice toward the girl of his dreams? And if a ghost hires a sculptor to carve a likeness of him holding a drink to a baby's lips, what ghastly crime might lie behind his request? And, in a brand-new afterword, the acclaimed storyteller reveals how he found his own author's voice.
PAUL FLEISCHMAN received a Newbery Honor for GRAVEN IMAGES, then went on to win the Newbery Medal for JOYFUL NOISE: POEMS FOR TWO VOICES. Since then, he has crafted an ever more innovative library of books, including ZAP, a play for high school students mixing seven plays in one, and the horror novel parody A FATE TOTALLY WORSE THAN DEATH. Paul Fleischman is currently working on an updated edition of DATELINE: TROY.


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Shower the People
Last weekend my wife Jackie scored us tickets to the James Taylor/Mormon Tabernacle Choir/Utah Symphony concert. It was a magical evening.
James Taylor is a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and a five-time Grammy winner. He's been performing for more than four decades, he's sold close to 100 million albums. No wonder Time magazine heralded him as the harbinger of the singer-songwriter era. Bottom line: the man has skills.
It was amazing to hear him perform with the choir and symphony. After his final song, I got on my feet with the other 20,000 plus people in attendance and gave him an ovation as he exited the theater. We couldn't sit down. The air was electric. We just kept cheering and applauding.
Then, all of a sudden, James Taylor returned to the stage. He picked up his guitar, leaned into the microphone, and modestly said, "I hope that looked spontaneous." Everyone laughed. His performance was flawless. He knew he'd nailed it like so many other nights.
It was a priceless lesson to witness how years and years of practice can truly pay off. And then he began singing one of my all-time favorites, Shower the People. I wanted to lean over to Jackie and ask, "Is this heaven?" and then she would say, "No; it's just Salt Lake."
What was a remarkable evening for me and thousands of others was a result of one man doing a little each day for most of his life. I once heard someone say, "To do the impossible, you must do the possible in incremental steps over a sustained period of time."
That's you. That's me. We can do that. Doing the possible, one day at time. If you do, you will one day witness yourself doing what once seemed impossible. And like James Taylor, when you're finished showering those around you with the gifts you've developed, you can also be humble and make it seem like no big deal.
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Cool picture of windmills.
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The world needs a green transition. That is crucial to our children's and
grandchildren's welfare. In 2030, the world will have 3 billion more
middle class consumers than today, which will put massive pressure on the
Earth's resources and place serious strain on the climate and
environment.There is no way around a new growth strategy. We need a
smart new growth strategy where we create jobs through commercial solutions to
the Earth's resource problems. Smart growth can only be created if we all pull
together – governments, cities, corporations and consumers.There is now
less than a month to the Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro
(Rio+20), which is being held 20 years after the Earth Summit in the same city
in 1992 where the environment was placed at the top of the agenda. There is a
lot at stake when the political leaders meet in Brazil. The ambition of
Denmark and the EU is undiminished. It is essential to reach agreement on
specific results in Rio. But negotiations are proceeding too slowly. We are
seeing a high degree of scepticism towards the green economy concept among a
number of important countries.While the prospects of reaching a strong
global political agreement are mixed, it is very positive to see how strong a
role civil society, and especially municipalities and private sector companies
have gained, or perhaps more accurately, have assumed. They help to
maintain the pressure on the world's leaders. Even more importantly,
municipalities and corporations are in the process of taking a leading position
and – perhaps – becoming the real leaders in the green
transition.Denmark's capital, Copenhagen, is helping to show the way.
Copenhagen has now set the ambitious objective of becoming the world's first CO2
neutral capital by 2025. It is a very ambitious plan which requires continued
long-term efforts. But it is possible and we have made a start. In 2011,
Copenhagen had reduced its CO2 emissions by 21 percent seen in relation to
2005.On May 22, the Municipality of Copenhagen presented the plan for
how Copenhagen will become CO2 neutral. In the plan, we propose solutions that
will be initiated in close partnership between public and private sector
players. Wind turbines will be installed and investments made in solar cells,
and power stations will be converted from fossil fuels to biomass. In the
future, Copenhageners will cycle even more, and we will invest in hybrid buses
for public transport. Buildings in Copenhagen will be energy-renovated, and new
buildings will be energy efficient.In return, Copenhageners will gain in
terms of increased growth and life quality. Cleaner air, less noise and a
greener city will give Copenhageners better daily lives and create more
jobs.The good news is that the investments will bring returns. Not just
in terms of a better climate, environment and improvement in the health of
Copenhagen's citizens, but also in terms of hard cash. It is forecast that more
than a half of the investments put into improving the energy efficiency of
schools, cultural centers, residential homes and offices will be repaid through
operational savings by 2025.Copenhageners can look forward to monthly
savings on their electricity and heating bills of the equivalent of $50 to $75.
And in a time of economic crisis, it should be mentioned that the investments
are creating jobs – and that the new solutions will create the foundation for a
strong green sector.Some years ago, everybody talked about sharing
knowledge. And it is true that cities all over the world can and should learn
from each other. But we must be more ambitious than that; we should transfer
actual solutions from one city to another. There is no need to reinvent the
wheel in every city.Copenhagen has gained knowledge and ideas from a
range of other capitals, including London, Hamburg and Amsterdam. The Copenhagen
approach has been to go beyond products and describe the solutions. Rather than
focusing on technology – pipes, pumps, wires, software etc. – the focus has been
on the combination of political vision, technology, organization and
knowledge.Just as Copenhagen has benefited from initiatives in other
major cities, it is now our ambition that the solutions we develop and test in
Copenhagen will benefit many cities around the world that are seeking solutions
to how energy consumption and CO2 emissions can be reduced, and the environment
improved. It is a fact that the world's cities account for 80 percent of global
CO2 emissions.In the final analysis, the transition to a green economy
will only succeed if it is commercially sustainable. Going green must pay
off. That is a basic idea behind Copenhagen's ambitious project. But also on a
global scale we believe that the industrial transition to a green economy has
the potential to create new growth engines and spur global economic
growth.Faced with this challenge, the Danish government, in cooperation
with the governments of Mexico and the Republic of Korea, has launched a major
international initiative called Global Green Growth Forum (3GF). The aim of the
Forum is to facilitate and accelerate the global transition to a green economy –
the next industrial revolution – by bridging the gap between policy, capital,
business and technology. 3GF offers a unique space to spur creative
public-private solution-oriented thinking and action in key areas for green
growth such as energy, water, finance, trade, biomass, cities and green public
procurement.As public and private sector partners intersect in their
varied interests in green growth, new opportunities and ways of collaborating
are emerging. The potential benefits are legion. If we find the right buttons to
press in bringing business and governments together to identify not only the
barriers but also the solutions, a renewed impulse in the green transition could
result.We have a shared responsibility to ensure a global green
transition. Political leaders, municipalities and corporations share the task of
creating the new smart growth strategy which will ensure that jobs and growth
can go hand in hand with green development.Frank Jensen is the Lord
Mayor of Copenhagen and Pia Olsen Dyhr is the Minister for Trade and Investment.
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Explaining Equality
I won't ask much out of my kids as far as who they'll become. Sure I have my thoughts and will help guide them to who they'll eventually be, but it's up to them in the end. Above everything, I want Lincoln and Reagan to be themselves and happy. However, I do ask that they have compassion and respect for people -- all people – all the time.
After yesterday's ruling on same-sex marriage in PA, I wanted to explain it all to Lincoln, who is four. How great I thought it was; how wonderful; how it was about darn time. I didn't, though. What would I say to a four-year-old about it that wouldn't make him question (what I think is) the bad along with the good? Like, why couldn't all people get married? Who wouldn't want them to? Why aren't all people the same?
To me, four is a little too young to "get" all of this. To Lincoln getting "mare-weed" is something people do because they love each other and want to promise to love each other forever. At least that's the definition I've given him to go on when he asked what "mare-weed" was. Currently, he wants to "mare-weed" his BFF Lily because he "loves her."
That's the TRUE strength of a marriage isn't it? Love. So, now everyone who loves someone else can marry that person if they want in PA. And, hopefully, he can marry who he wants if Lily turns out to not be the one.
I want his four-year-old mind to think all people who love each other can marry if they want to. That all people are truly equal around here. One day, I'd love to tell him that at one point they couldn't marry and that be immediately followed by a surprised face and a "whaaaaaaaaa?" Kind of like when my parents told me they didn't have color TV (say what?!) and that when they were growing up a lot of the U.S. was segregated (ugh).
Did any of you explain yesterday's events to your kids and share your opinion? What did they say?


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Which animated film will land the third Oscar slot behind Toy Story 3 and How to Train Your Dragon? The critics have given a serious boost Sylvain Chomet's elegiac 2-D The Illusionist, which won best animated film at the European Film Awards and New York Film Critics Circle and a spotlight award fro...Read More »
The young and beautiful--and sweaty in leather--Elvis sings "Blue Christmas," one of the huge hits originally recorded on his 1957 Christmas Album. He released it as a single in 1964 (the B-side was "Wooden Heart" from the soundtrack to G.I. Blues) and first performed it in public during a 1968 tele...Read More »
Obviously, Fox Searchlight is trying to confront head-on the issue of squeamish moviegoers not wanting to see 127 Hours, which features James Franco as hiker Aron Ralston hacking off his arm. They've deployed the "I Kept My Eyes Open for 127 Hours" campaign, and now Franco (showing his usual canny p...Read More »
Flash mob or staged choir stunt? Either way it's fun to see the reaction of unsuspecting folks in a mall food court to a surprise performance of the Hallelujah Chorus from Handel's Messiah.Read More »
The film tradition of young women killers is long: from Natalie Portman in The Professional and Anne Parillaud and Bridget Fonda as Femme Nikita to Jennifer Garner in Alias and Chloe Moretz in Kick-Ass. Now we have a new entrant in the category: Saorise Ronan in Hanna (April 8), a Focus Features fil...Read More »
Award season director contenders Darren Aronofsky (Black Swan), Lisa Cholodenko (The Kids are All Right), David O. Russell (The Fighter), Derek Cianfrance (Blue Valentine), Peter Weir (The Way Back) and Tom Hooper (The King's Speech) talk for 68 minutes, spending time on MPAA ratings and bad behavio...Read More »
Jeff Bridges hosted Saturday Night Live (video below), yet another example that his public profile, post-Crazy Heart Oscar and with new releases TRON: Legacy and True Grit, is higher than it's ever been. (He's also been ardently pursuing a music career.) Remember, Bridges is infamous, Star Man and T...Read More »
The Fighter is based on real characters from Lowell, Massachusetts, and the HBO doc on Dicky Eklund (played by Christan Bale), is up on Snagfilms.Read More »
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A Federal Tax Program Helps Build Housing
Published: June 8, 1997
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The Center Moriches project would consist of 1,200- to 1,400-square-foot, 3-bedroom town houses with garages, which would rent for $942 a month, not including heat. The project would have a clubhouse, a pool and a gatehouse.
''Our intention is to take people out of substandard housing, probably within the same school district, and give them a safe, cost-effective place to live that everyone will be proud of,'' Mr. Sciarrino said. ''I know that when I am done neighbors will be knocking on the door asking, 'How can I get my daughter, my son, my mother in here.?' ''
The low-income housing tax-credit label stigmatizes the developments because they are not low-income housing, said David Osiecki, president of Prime Sites in Ronkonkoma, which brokered the land deals for both CED and Related. ''The goal is to build a high-quality product because ultimately rents will become free-market rents,'' he said.
In East Northport, a proposal by Housing Help, a nonprofit housing group in Huntington, to build a 179-unit, 1- to 4-bedroom limited equity co-op called Matinecock Court on 14.5 acres has also met local opposition. At the low end, the proposal calls for the payment of $950 for a one-bedroom apartment; the most expensive apartment, a 4-bedroom, would cost $1,730. Monthly fees, including maintenance and payments on the building's underlying mortgage, would range from $475 to $865.
Limited equity co-ops -- which can only be resold at a limited profit -- are eligible for the tax-credit program even though ownership is involved. Housing Help thought a co-op would be more acceptable to neighbors than renters, but that turned out not to be the case, said Susan R. Lagville, Housing Help's executive director.
She said that because of community opposition, the group's application for approximately $12 million in tax credits for the $20-million project with no age restrictions was turned down. Ms. Lagville said Housing Help was considering suing the state for withholding tax credits because of community opposition.
But in the Village of Hempstead, where the Rivoli House is the second project to use tax credits and where two more rentals for the elderly are planned, ''there has been little or no opposition,'' said Glen L. Spiritis, director of the village's Community Development Agency.
An estimated 15,000 elderly people on Long Island, many of them paying more than 50 percent of their income for rent, desperately need such housing, said Robert Murphy, director of housing for Catholic Charities in the Diocese of Rockville Centre.
The group held a ground-breaking 10 days ago for the St. Hedwig's Gardens project on Depan Avenue in Floral Park. There, a former parish grade school is being converted into 26 one-bedroom apartments and one studio for elderly renters. Rents will range from $525 for the 450-square-foot studio to $665 for a 600-square-foot, one-bedroom, all with heat included.
Lawrence Gresser and his son, Lawrence T., of Farmingdale, the developers of the Woodbridge project in Farmingdale, have applied to the village for approvals to build 68 additional units on an adjoining site. They already have approvals for a second such project, 29 one- and two-bedroom units in Hampton Bays, and expect to start construction this month.
Photo: Lawrence Gresser and son, Lawrence T., at Woodbridge at Farmingdale, a moderate-income rental complex. (Howard Smith for The New York Times)


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Don't call me paranoid... This is Nick Fury I'm talking about!
So here's the deal... Nick Fury is a VERY secretive man. His most trusted confidants are usually a mystery to everyone else. It's no big secret that his primary confidant as of late has been the recently-appointed Director of S.H.I.E.L.D. Daisy "Quake" Johnson. Only there's something curious brought up by her name... Recently, the name "Johnson" has come up related to Nick Fury, only this time in the flesh. I now draw your attention to the recently revealed son of our subject, Nick Fury Jr... or as he was know prior, Marcus Johnson. Um... WHAT?!? Could it be...? I mean... Is it possible...? Is Nick Fury Sr. keeping S.H.I.E.L.D."all in the family" somehow? Is it possible that Nick Fury Sr's real last name isn't Fury at all, but has actually been Johnson this whole time? Is it possible that the reason Nick Fury trusted Daisy Johnson so much is that she is really his own daughter and the story we know of her past is just a cover-up?!? Maybe Calvin "Mister Hyde" Zabo (her alleged father) and his altered genetics aren't the source of her powers, but instead it was the Infinity Formula in Nick Fury Sr's blood. Coincidence? Madness? Possibility? You decide!


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Earlier this evening, Marvel Studios and Joss Whedon surprised fans in Hall H at Comic-Con International by unveiling the title -- and villain -- of the final movie in Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe: "Avengers: Age of Ultron." Now, the studio follows up with the debut of the logo for what is undoubtedly the most anticipated movie from Marvel to date.
SDCC: Marvel Unveils Logo for Whedon's "Avengers: Age of Ultron"
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