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[JURIST] A federal jury Wednesday convicted five East St. Louis (Illinois) Democratic Party officials on charges [Belleville News-Democrat report] of felony conspiracy to commit vote fraud, and election fraud in the November 2004 election. Charles Powell Jr., the local Democratic Party chairman, and four party employees were found guilty of misappropriating $76,150 to buy votes for cash, cigarettes and liquor. St. Louis Today has local coverage.
[JURIST] The US Justice Department Wednesday called a city invocation of the Patriot Act [text] as a defense in a suit by a homeless man an "overreaching application of the law." Summit, New Jersey [official website] cited the act in response to a lawsuit by Richard Kreimer [AP profile], alleging that the it violated his and other homeless persons' constitutional rights when local police officers forcefully removed them from the train station. The city argued that the Act allowed it to take actions to protect against potential "attacks and other violence against [the] mass transportation system". In 1991, Kreimer won a lawsuit against the town of Morristown when a federal judge held that the policy of evicting persons from public libraries based on personal hygiene violated the freedom of speech, due process and equal protection rights of homeless persons. The ruling was reversed on appeal [opinion text]. AP has more.
[JURIST] Leading Wednesday's states brief, the California Supreme Court has let stand a new law granting registered domestic partners [PDF text] many of the same rights and protections of heterosexual marriages. Without comment, the Supreme Court upheld the decision of a California court of appeals which ruled that the law did not conflict with voter initiative Proposition 22 [text] that defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman because the Proposition was clearly limited to "marriage." The constitutionality of Proposition 22 is still at issue as a ruling by a superior court judge which declared the Proposition unconstitutional is being appealed. AP has more. In other state legal news ...
[JURIST] Leading Wednesday's corporations and securities law news, on the day before SEC Chairman William Donaldson [Wikipedia profile] steps down, the Commission has voted 3-2 to keep a rule forcing mutual funds to be overseen by an independent chairman. The vote was a result of a federal appeals court ruling last week [JURIST report] that the SEC had not adequately considered the financial burden the rule placed on mutual funds. The ruling did not require the SEC to scrap the rule, only to reconsider it. As a part of the vote, the SEC added language to the rule concerning compliance costs. The US Chamber of Commerce [official website] vowed today in a press release to file suit again to prevent the SEC from enforcing the rule. Reuters has more.In other corporations and securities news...
[JURIST] As anticipated [JURIST report], President Bush Wednesday announced the creation of a new intelligence service within the FBI, endorsing 70 of 74 recommendations presented by the Commission on the Intelligence Capabilities of the US Regarding Weapons of Mass Destruction [official website]. Bush also adopted changes that will consolidate US Justice Department counterterrorism, espionage, and intelligence units and will also ask Congress to create a new assistant attorney general position. The White House provides a full list of the changes. Sen. Charles Robb, D-Va, co-chairman of the committee, said it was "truly extraordinary" for Bush to adopt so many of their suggestions. AP has more. The President also signed an executive order [text] authorizing the freeze of US financial assets for individuals or companies suspected of trafficking WMDs. A government official said eight organizations - four in Iran, three in North Korea, and one in Syria - are being targeted. AP has more.
[JURIST] The Russian parliament on Wednesday gave second reading approval to amendments to the country's election law that could further strengthen President Vladimir Putin's government. The proposals would ban the formation of blocs by political parties and block the use of "against all" protest votes on ballots. The changes come after Putin previously abolished gubernatorial elections allowing the Kremlin to appoint regional leaders. New election rules in the State Duma [official website in Russian] functionally prohibit small parties and independent candidates from having access to the chamber. The pro-Putin United Russia party [official website in Russian; Wikipedia backgrounder] already controls enough of the Duma to pass legislation regardless of opposition. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] A group of Iraqi women attending an international meeting of women's rights activists in Amman, Jordan, called Wednesday for a 40 percent representation quota in the Iraqi National Assembly. The two-day event, hosted by Women for Women International [advocacy website] was attended by 12 current members of the National Assembly. Currently, Iraqi law requires that women make up 25 percent of the Assembly. Zainab Salbi [profile], president of Women for Women, said protection for women's rights needs to be "clearly stated" in the new Iraqi constitution. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] According to a report in Malaysia's News Straits Times [newspaper website], government and opposition politicians in Malaysia are pushing for the release of dozens of terror suspects, many suspected of ties to al-Qaeda, held without trial for the past two years. The report says that over 100 detainees are being held at a prison camp in northern Malaysia under the authority of the Internal Security Act [Human Rights Watch backgrounder], a law which allows a two-year detention without trial that can be renewed indefinitely. The recent demand to free the prisoners comes after a group of lawmakers toured a facility earlier this month and heard concerns from the detainees themselves. Aljazeera has more.
[JURIST] Canadian Health Minister Ujjal Dosanjh [official website] announced plans on Wednesday for Canada to ban the bulk export of prescription medicines [Health Canada press release] under certain circumstances and conditions. Legislation to change the Canadian Food and Drugs Act [text] to allow the government to ban the export of drugs as necessary will be introduced in the fall. Dosanjh said the proposed changes come in response to the possibility of the US allowing such imports and concerns about consequential shortfalls in Canadian supplies. "Canada cannot be the drugstore for the United States of America," Dosanjh said. CBC News has more.
[JURIST] The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia [official website] announced [press release] Wednesday that it has ordered the release of former Bosnian Serb police chief Stevan Todorovic [PDF indictment] after only two-thirds of his ten year sentence had been served. Todorovic had been serving his sentence in Spain since 2001, when he struck a deal with prosecutors by pleading guilty to one charge of "ethnic cleansing" and agreeing to cooperate with the tribunal in other cases. Tribunal president Judge Theodor Meron commuted the rest of Todorovic's sentence last week. AP has more.
[JURIST] Chief prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo [BBC profile] of the International Criminal Court [official website] told the UN Security Council in a statement [PDF] Wednesday that the ICC's preliminary investigation into the situation in Darfur [JURIST report] begun June 1, had already revealed "a significant amount of credible information disclosing the commission of grave crimes within the jurisdiction of the Court having taken place in Darfur...". He said:
These crimes include the killing of thousands of civilians, the widespread destruction and looting of villages, leading to the displacement of approximately 1.9 million civilians. The conditions of life resulting from these crimes have led to the deaths of tens of thousands from disease and starvation, particularly affecting vulnerable groups such as children, the sick and the elderly. Information also highlights a pervasive pattern of rape and sexual violence.
[JURIST] Egypt's Higher Constitutional Court on Wednesday ruled that a new law that would have allowed more than one person to run for president is unconstitutional. The proposed change, seen as an important political reform, was ordered by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak [JURIST report] in February 2005, passed by the Egyptian parliament [JURIST report], and finally approved by popular referendum [JURIST report] in late May. A number of opposition groups had opposed the law [JURIST report], saying that associated regulations imposed too many strictures on candidates who did not have the support of members of Mubarak's National Democratic Party. The court's official ruling in the case is expected later this week. UPI has more.
[JURIST] An Algerian court Wednesday sentenced Mohamed Meguerba [BBC profile] to 10 years in prison for masterminding an al-Qaeda plot to execute a bio-terror attack on London using ricin [BBC backgrounder] and other agents. Meguerba, an Algerian native, skipped bail in Britain in 2002 and was rearrested in Algeria later that year. Information he gave Algerian interrogators was crucial to the capture and conviction in Britain of another Algerian, Kamel Bourgass, accused of being the leader of the group [London Metropolitan Police Service press release] and found guilty in April this year [JURIST report] of plotting to "use poisons or explosives to cause disruption, injury or fear" and jailed for 17 years. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] Iranian daily newspaper Etemaad is reporting that the Iranian Supreme Court [official website] has rejected the appeal of a man, known only as Vahid, sentenced to have his eyes surgically gouged out for throwing battery acid in the face of another man during a fight 12 years ago. The court judged the crime on "Qesas" [Islamic law backgrounder], a Koranic term for strictly defined penalties where the judge has no discretion. Originally, the sentence called for acid to be sprayed into Vahid's eyes, but his lawyers argued the rest of his face could be damaged. Vahid could escape punishment by paying $330,000 in blood money, which he does not have. Human rights groups, including Amnesty International, have denounced the sentence [press release] as "judicial torture," but say that these punishments are rarely carried out and are used as leverage in collecting financial compensation for the victim. IRIN has more.
[JURIST] A proposed amendment to the Russian Constitution [text in English] that would have allowed President Vladimir Putin [official website] to serve a third term [JURIST report] fell far short of approval by the State Duma on Wednesday. Only 32 members of Russia's lower house voted for it, with 99 voting against. The measure needed 226 votes to pass. Putin's term expires in 2008; he took no public position on the amendment, introduced by a member of the United Russia party. MosNews has more.
[JURIST] Two US citizens pleaded not guilty to terror-related charges against them in federal court on Tuesday. Tarik Shah, 42, of New York, and Rafik Abdus Sabir, 50, of Boca Raton, Florida, each face a single count of conspiracy to provide material support to al-Qaida [PDF complaint]. Prosecutors say [JURIST report] Shah agreed to teach hand-to-hand combat and that Sabir, a doctor, agreed to treat jihadists in Saudi Arabia. The two are being held without bail [JURIST report]. Shah's lawyer said the charge was "ridiculous" and Sabir's lawyer said his client was a victim of entrapment. AP has more.
[JURIST] Former Deputy President of South Africa Jacob Zuma [ANC profile] was released on $150 bail Wednesday after prosecution lawyers asked for more time to prepare a corruption case against him and trial was postponed until October 2005. Bail was granted on condition that witnesses "not...be interfered with directly or indirectly". South Africa President Thabo Mbeki [BBC profile] fired Zuma [JURIST report] earlier this month, shortly after one of Zuma's advisors, South African businessman Schabir Shaik [Wikipedia profile] was found guilty [JURIST report] of corruption and fraud. Zuma, once believed to be a strong presidential candidate, was found to have had a "generally corrupt" relationship with Shaik according to the judge who convicted the businessman. BBC News has more.
[JURIST] A Serbian court Wednesday sentenced 10 former members of the Slobodan Milosevic [JURIST news archive] regime to jail for their roles in 1999 assassination attempt on then-Yugoslav opposition leader Vuk Draskovic [Wikipedia profile]. Draskovic is now the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Serbia-Montenegro. Six individuals were sentenced to 15 years for orchestrating a highway crash intended to kill Draskovic, including special police commander Milorad Ulemek. Radomir Markovic, then the chief of state security, was sentenced to 10 years for covering up the plot; three others were sentenced to 1 to 3 years, and two were acquitted. Markovic was originally convicted in 2003 but the verdict was overturned on appeal. Ulemek is also suspected of being involved in three other assassination plots, including the 2003 murder of Serbian prime minister Zoran Djindjic [Wikipedia profile]. Draskovic said the sentences were too lenient. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] The Irish Public Prosecution Service [official website] has dropped charges against Anthony Joseph Donegan, suspected of providing the car used in the Omagh car bombing in 1998. A spokesman for the PPS said Wednesday that the "test for prosecution was not met." Twenty-nine people were killed and 220 were injured when a car bomb [BBC backgrounder] set by the Real IRA [DOS backgrounder], a splinter group of the former provisional Irish Republican Army opposed to the peace process, exploded in the Northern Ireland town of Omagh. Sean Gerard Hoey remains the only person in custody [JURIST report] for the attack. BBC News has more.
[JURIST] A Kuwait court Wednesday cleared Nasser al-Mutairi of committing an act of aggression against a foreign nation. Mutairi, the first Kuwait to be freed from Guantanamo Bay [JURIST report] in January, had been charged with endangering Kuwait's foreign relations by taking up arms against a foreign nation. He had been captured by the US in the wake of operations in Afghanistan in 2001. Mutairi maintained his innocence claiming he was relief worker rather than a trained terrorist; his lawyer argued at the outset of his case that a Kuwaiti court had no jurisdiction to try him [JURIST report]. AFP has more. For more information on Kuwaiti prisoners at Guantanamo, visit Project Kuwaiti Freedom [advocacy website], sponsored by the Kuwaiti Family Committee.
[JURIST] Al-Quds al-Arabi [newspaper website], a London-based Arabic-language newspaper, reported Wednesday that Saddam Hussein [JURIST news archive] turned down an offer from US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld to take the death penalty off the table in his upcoming trial if Hussein would call for insurgents to lay down their arms. The report also says Saddam has refused to meet with any US officials as a prisoner but only as "the President of Iraq." UPI has more.
[JURIST] The US-led Combined Review and Release Board [military press release] created in August 2004 to expedite the screening process for detainees taken into custody in Iraq by US and Iraqi forces has so far approved the outright release of more than 2,700 detainees, released another 5,300 to guarantors, and denied the release of 6,500, a spokesman for detention operations said Tuesday. The board meets 3-4 times a week and is comprised of 15 members, including six Iraqi government officials, two representatives each from the Iraqi justice, interior and human rights ministries and three Multinational Forces officers. A second panel of the same size was created last month "to cut the time detainees wait for board review in half." The Iraqi government and the military examines each case within the first 90 days of detention while the review board examines the files within 180 days. Iraq's Central Criminal Court [Wikipedia profile] also screens detainees for possible prosecutions, and has so far flagged more than 1,700 detainees and conducted 286 trials leading to more than 338 convictions. AP has more.
[JURIST] The intergovernmental Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe [official website] has urged US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales to drop subpoenas against two journalists demanding that they name their sources to a grand jury investigating the leak of a CIA operative's name. The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear the reporters' case [JURIST report]. While there is no federal shield law to protect journalists, many states have them. In a letter to Gonzales quoted in an OSCE press statement Wednesday, OSCE media freedom representative Miklos Haraszti noted that "A journalist's right to freely access information and deal with sources in confidence is paramount for free reporting and discussion of public issues." Reuters has more.
[JURIST] The son of late Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau [Wikipedia profile], the architect of Canada's civil rights charter, denounced the Canadian government's controversial use of security certificates [official backgrounder] to indefinitely detain uncharged terror suspects in a court hearing Tuesday. Alexandre "Sasha" Trudeau [Wikipedia profile] took the witness stand in Federal Court on behalf of Hassan Almrei [CBC profile], a Syrian national with alleged links to al-Qaeda. Trudeau had offered to be one of several people who would voluntarily accompany Almrei if he were granted bail and left his home at any point, and told a prosecutor that "It's in the interest of Canada to not be detaining people who haven't been charged." Canada's security certificate policy has also been criticized by the UN and Amnesty International [AI call for reform] as a violation of fundamental human rights. Almrei, who has been held in solitary confinement for four years in Toronto, argues that he must not sent back to Syria because he will face torture. Canadian Press has more.
[JURIST] Saddam Hussein's family has approached a leading London media lawyer about suing the Sun [newspaper website] for publishing secretly-taken pictures [JURIST report; BBC photo] of the former Iraqi leader in his underwear. Hussein's Iraqi lawyers also threatened to sue the paper for $1M after the photos were released. Some believe the deposed Iraqi president has a good chance of winning a misuse of private information claim, a new form of action which has developed under Britain's Human Rights Act [text], because there is little public interest in showing him partially dressed. Others argue "the Sun's public interest defense was that they were showing that he was fit and healthy and wasn't being treated the way a mass murderer should." Even if Saddam were to prevail in such a case, damages awarded would likely be very small. The Guardian has more.
[JURIST] Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern [Wikipedia profile] said Tuesday he would begin discussions with Attorney General Rory Brady [official profile] about bringing London before the European Court of Human Rights [official website] for failing to release files about car bombings occurring in 1974 [BBC report]. The bombings by Protestant loyalists resulted in the largest loss of life in Ireland's recent history, killing 34 people in Dublin and Monaghan. Ireland sought the documents after an Irish judicial inquiry two years ago suggested there had been collusion between British security forces and the loyalist bomb teams, though UK Prime Minister Tony Blair claims Britain has found no similar evidence. A group of victims' relatives, Justice for the Forgotten [advocacy website], has already filed a complaint with the Strasbourg-based court alleging the Ulster Volunteer Force [BBC backgrounder] was assisted by British Army intelligence in planting the bombs. AFP has more.
[JURIST] The government of British Prime Minister Tony Blair [official website] won a key vote in Parliament late Tuesday on the proposed national ID card plan [official background; PDF text of the bill], but its 66-seat majority was cut in half with Conservatives and some Labor Party members voting against the measure. The proposed cards would use biometric technology in fingerprint, face, and iris recognition and would be the first ID cards in Britain since just after World War II. Opponents in the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties point to the government's projected $10.5 billion cost over the next decade and the risks posed to civil liberties as reasons for rejecting the plan. Liberty UK and other British rights groups also oppose the plan [Liberty UK background materials]. Blair maintains that the cards would combat fraud and slow illegal immigration [press release]. The bill will be debated further in the House of Commons then go to the House of Lords before it can be sent to the Queen and signed into law. Reuters has more.
[JURIST] US-born Israeli soldier Avi Bieber was sentenced to 56 days in jail Tuesday for refusing to participate in the evacuation of settlers from Gaza [JURIST news archive]. Military officials said the stiff sentence is meant to send a message to other soldiers who claim they will refuse similar assignments and an Israeli Defense Force [official website] statement said "soldiers can under no circumstances choose their own missions." New Jersey native Bieber claimed he was motivated to refuse the mission by his belief that God had given the land to the Jews. Bieber is expected to appeal the conviction. AP has more.
[JURIST] A new report by a UN Commission of Experts [JURIST report] says Indonesia's efforts to examine atrocities committed in East Timor [BBC backgrounder] in 1999 was "manifestly inadequate" and show "scant respect for or conformity to relevant international standards," after Jakarta failed to jail any senior officials [BBC report], and all but 1 of the 18 tried were acquitted. In 1999, 1,400 supporters of East Timorese independence from Jakarta were killed by pro-Indonesian militia allegedly directed by the Indonesian army while some 250,000 people were forcibly deported and much of the country's infrastructure was destroyed. The three member panel has recommended that the UN Secretary General require Jakarta to account for the prosecutions within 6 months or allow an international tribunal to handle the matter. Indonesian Foreign Minister Hassan Wirayuda [profile] has denied any need for a UN tribunal and said last month that the country's human rights tribunal was "imperfect" but emphasized they were "trying to move forward." AFP has more.
[JURIST] Mexican lawmakers Tuesday approved a law permitting Mexicans living abroad to vote by mail in next July's presidential election. The lower house of Congress passed the measure 455 to 6, with 6 abstentions. The measure has already been passed by the Mexican Senate [official website] and will be presented to President Vincente Fox [official profile] for signing, which he has promised. Approximately 11 million Mexicans, or 14% of the country's population, live abroad with most of that number residing in the United States, but up to now they have been effectively unable to participate in the Mexican political process. Despite the law's popularity, some have expressed fears that the country's notoriously corrupt and slow postal service will be charged with mailing out the ballots. AP has more. So-called "postal voting" has run into problems in other Western democracies, most recently including the United Kingdom [JURIST report], where the mails are considered relatively secure.
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Analysis: What's in your small-cap fund? Try Boeing or Pfizer
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors in small-cap funds may be in for a big surprise.
Many portfolio managers hold heavyweight stocks like Verizon Communications, Boeing and Pfizer in funds that claim to focus almost exclusively on shares of small-capitalization companies.
Overall, 211 out of the 476 actively managed small-cap funds tracked by Lipper own companies with market capitalizations of $10 billion or more. That is more than twice the size of companies that Lipper defines as the focus of small-cap funds.
Investors in these actively managed funds - which include those from such well-known firms as Gabelli, Charles Schwab and T. Rowe Price - have several reasons to worry, fund experts and financial advisers say.
First, small companies typically outperform over time, because they have greater growth prospects than established large-cap companies whose days of rapid expansion are behind them. That said, large caps may offer dividends and hold up better during downturns.
Between 1927 and 2012, for instance, small-cap stocks produced average annual returns of 12.9 percent, compared with a 9.9 percent gain for large companies, according to data from Vanguard. This year, the Russell 2000 index has gained 24 percent since the start of January, compared with a 19.7 percent gain for the large-cap Standard and Poor's 500.
Every dollar in a small-cap fund invested in a mature company like Pfizer - with a market cap of $206 billion - is not going toward what could be its more upwardly mobile competitor.
And second, the presence of big companies in small-cap funds can skew an investor's overall asset allocation, effectively giving extra exposure to large companies. That can increase overall risk by giving investors less diversification than they may think they have.
"This is something I absolutely worry about," said Richard Weeks, a managing director at HighTower Advisors in Vienna, Virginia who oversees $800 million in client assets, and carefully balances the assets in his portfolios. "The only way I can try to have a risk managed portfolio is to construct a diversified group of different assets."
Analysts say that small-cap funds are particularly vulnerable to the phenomenon known as style drift - going far afield of their mandates. Part of the reason is that small-cap companies are more likely to become large-caps than vice versa.
"Any good small-cap stock will become a mid-cap stock in time, and managers may not want to sell out of what they see as good companies just because their market caps increased," said Todd Rosenbluth, director of mutual fund research at S&P Capital IQ.
T. Rowe Price's New Horizons fund, for instance, has its largest weighting in Netflix, whose market-cap has swelled from about $5.4 billion at the start of the year to $14.3 billion as its shares have rallied 164 percent. The fund has returned an annualized 15.6 percent over the last five years, putting it in the top 1 percent among small-cap growth funds tracked by Morningstar.
Yet even with that strong performance, "the risk for investors is double dipping, and you have an overlap in your holdings," Rosenbluth added.
Investors who are concerned about overlap can check the fund's holdings through fund trackers like Lipper and Morningstar.
The New Horizons fund, for instance, has nearly 7 percent of its assets in large companies, according to Morningstar, compared with an average stake of 0.5 percent among other small-cap growth funds. The Vanguard Small-Cap Index Fund, by comparison, has 0.3 percent of its assets in large companies.
Too much style drift can be a worrisome sign, says Marcin Kacperczyk, an assistant professor at New York University's Stern School of Business who studies mutual funds. Though some managers end up with big company stocks because of short-term liquidity issues, "it's a big red flag that makes you wonder what else the manager is doing."
Most small-cap funds give their managers some leeway to hold companies with market caps greater than $3 billion, to give them time to sell out of a position or as a place to park cash while shopping for small-cap stocks. These funds can present challenges when they grow too large, effectively hamstringing a portfolio manager who doesn't have enough good ideas to invest in without becoming a majority owner in a company.
But small-cap fund managers say that there are other reasons why giant companies end up in their portfolios.
Some blame it on so-called legacy positions, in which a fund is left with a large-cap holding when shares of a small-cap company that the fund owns is later acquired by the large cap. The $2.8 billion Gabelli small-cap Growth Fund, for instance, holds 37,584 shares of Verizon, an approximately $1.8 million stake that makes up about 0.1 percent of its assets. The fund has held Verizon, now with a $144 billion market cap, since 2000 after the telecom giant purchased fund holding Price Communications.
Gabelli would not comment on why the fund has held the position for so long or if it plans on selling it.
The $12.2 billion T. Rowe Price New Horizons fund, meanwhile, owns 25,814 shares of Priceline.com, a $21.3 million stake that represents about 0.2 percent of assets. The fund originally owned shares in Kayak before the company was bought by Priceline.com in late 2012. Priceline's market cap is now $44.4 billion.
Others say their funds have been miscategorized by fund trackers like Lipper, which is owned by Thomson Reuters.
Richard Barone, the head of the Ancora Group, said that his $10.1 million Ancora Special Opportunity fund owns Pfizer and Citigroup because it was "never intended to be a small-cap fund" but is nevertheless categorized as such.
Lipper, for its part, defines a small-cap fund as one that holds 75 percent of its assets or more in companies with market caps of $4.7 billion or less. Small-cap index funds, by comparison, tend to hew to the weighting of the Russell 2000 benchmark, which does not contain any companies with market caps greater than $8 billion. So those funds may hold larger companies on average but don't hold any $200 billion behemoths.
Lipper reviews a fund's classification twice a year, and allows funds to request a category change every time they send in a new set of holdings.
(Reporting by David Randall; Editing by Linda Stern and Leslie Gevirtz)
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thejazzshak on 11/21/2013 7:46:00 AM more reviews by thejazzshak
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Blue
This product is not for me. It doesn't cover my redness/acne, emphases my forehead and "smile" lines, dries my skin out even more even with moisturizer, makes my face look very powdery and lasts about 2 hrs. The only pro is it looks pretty natural (minus the settling) but I can get that from a $6 drugstore foundation with much better performance!!!
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Hooverbunny on 10/1/2013 11:04:00 PM more reviews by Hooverbunny
Age: 44-55 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
Loved this product 8 years ago until fine lines showed up. This product emphasizes fine lines. No primer works for this challenge.
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YXXC on 9/4/2013 7:48:00 AM more reviews by YXXC
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Other
If you get bumps, spots, itchiness, it's down to Bismuth Oxychloride. It's in a lot of eye products, eyeshadows and mineral makeup as it gives the skin that sought after glow. Ask the beauty counter girls if products contain it or read the packaging. Personally, I don't suffer with it and therefore rate Bare Minerals as it gives my skin a nice glow. Great for taking on short-haul flights as it's not a liquid so can carry on board. Using the primer that comes with the Get Started Kit means the powder doesn't cake on the skin. It's SPF 15, waterproof and the minerals found in it (other than Bismuth Oxychloride) helps to increase cell turnover.
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Amelielydia on 9/4/2013 5:53:00 AM more reviews by Amelielydia
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Olive, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
This is pretty awful.
- It doesn't cover anything
- Doesn't look natural, cakes and collects around lines and pores
- Smells chemically - even others can smell it on my skin
- Accentuates all dry areas
- Difficult to apply and takes ages to buff to even a light coverage - very difficult to build up
- Makes me skin feel dry after just an hour of wearing
- So light that when I try to apply bronzer or blusher it comes right off
- Ridiculously expensive for what it is
- After just two hours it had separated horribly around my nose and chin to leave a very powdery flaky mess or makeup. I had to touch it up every hour or so to prevent it from looking so disgusting.
The only good thing about it is perhaps the colour matching, but I suspect that's because it hardly covers anything and therefore there's no makeup to match to my skin tone.
It's supposed to leave my skin feeling like it can breathe but I can feel the makeup on my face like any other foundation. It's light on the skin but feels just like any other makeup.
Maybe I'm not applying it right or maybe my skin is too bad to cover with something so light as I have quite a lot of acne scarring, but even in the unaffected areas it goes dry and clings to any flakey skin or larger pores like crazy.
I'm really disappointed. Waste of money. Unless you already have a lovely complexion and just want a very light makeup it's really not worth buying in my opinion.
/ I'd like to add that it probably is down to Bismuth Oxychloride as everyone has been saying but I found that at the end of the day my skin was unbearably itchy and I was swollen under the eyes. My skin was bright red and it still isn't quite normal. Clearly some kind of allergic reaction- Be careful if you're thinking of buying this product!!
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Shauneexo on 6/23/2013 11:02:00 PM more reviews by Shauneexo
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Olive Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Hazel
Where do I even start? I'll start with its only strong points: photographs well, stays put, and and covers well without caking. Now onto everything else. First off, I got matched to Medium Tan, and I don't know what the hell people are talking about when they say how natural this looks. It makes me look gray, dead, and like I rubbed dirt all over my face. It literally makes my already dark under eye area look like I have two blacks eyes. Yuck!!! If the coloring wasnt so grayish, this would have a lovely finish. Also, my skin is very sensitive and this literally gave me 20 active pimples at one time!!!!!!! 20. And not just little bumps, I'm talking cystic, painful bad boys. It took me a month to undo the Damage from this foundation. I don't know how it keeps winning awards. It's worse than probably any foundation i have ever used. Stay away from this stuff!!!
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foreverbj on 6/4/2013 4:07:00 AM more reviews by foreverbj
Age: 36-43 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
Today is 6/4/13. I am now adding to this because there are still women out there not reading the ingredients before you put them on your face. You go into any MAC Store in the country you ask them for their big black book they will bring it out & you can go to any single product they have and look up every single ingredient.You can also call 1-800-387-6707 they are the specific people to call with questions about ingredients for any MAC Product.
People don't know that but I do that's how I know the products I can buy, as well as the ones I have to stay away from because of the bismuth oxychloride.
Bismuth Oxychloride can be found in ANY MAKEUP. Powders, foundations, lipstick, blush, eye shadow, lip liner, eyeliner, primer, moisturiser, highlighter,concealer, bronzer, mascara. EVERYTHING that has the word "mineral" in it, if you are don't care about what you're putting on your skin then you're going to get a bad reaction & guess what, plenty of women out there, their skin is damaged for life.
Don't believe me, go online & search it bismuth oxychloride plus skin damage. I am not making this up & I am tired of seeing every other post "it made me break out" "I don't know what it is" "I don't know what happened". Please do your homework, look up the ingredients. I'm trying to help you, so you can educate yourself. This is ridiculous no one working at the counter is going to tell you it's bad for your skin. You have to be responsible.
I go into MAC I have a list of the products I want to look at they pull out the black book & I look thru it. I'm not making anyone wait they can still help other customers. When I know what I want that's when I ask them. Take the lipglasses there is only 1 lipglass that does not contain bismuth oxychloride.
Yes I may be there an hour but you know what the manager came over to me asked me what I was doing so I said do you know what bismuth oxychloride is? She said no and she went on her phone right there and looked it up and said we don't carry that that's not in our products. I said look right here this is only one product, it is in a ton of your products. That's why I have to go through this book because I cannot have anything on my skin with that ingredient.
So I educated her & she told the other girls we're going to have a meeting later to discuss something one of our customers told me. So it made a difference right there. Now they are more aware if people are coming back with products saying I broke out all over, I have red bumps, they're going to know they're gonna look at the ingredients & see if bismuth oxychloride is in it & I bet you 99 to one it is.
All I did was answer a question, now the people that work at the MAC I go to are more educated & I am getting products that will not harm my skin.
Even drugstore brands Revlon L'Oreal Cover Girl Maybelline doesn't matter if it says MINERAL look at the ingredients if you can't see them look it up on your phone or call the phone number on the product. I don't understand how women don't even look at the ingredients. This is YOUR skin you can do permanent damage.This is not just makeup, its your skin.
I gave in & tried bare minerals 4yrs ago when QVC had a special on their Perfect 10 package: foundation, blush, mineral veil, eyeshadows, lipgloss & brushes. As soon as I put it on, my skin itched & burned & I started sweating instantly. It was on my skin 5 minutes. When I washed it off I thought it was done but over the next few days my skin broke out bad & I havent had a zit in over 16 years! I went online to see if anyone else had the same reaction & there are hundreds of women who have, due to the bismuth oxychloride which is made of the same components as ARSENIC & 75% of people in the world, are allergic to it.
Bare Minerals, Sheer Cover are the worst. The old commercials for bare minerals she would say you may feel a warming sensation when you put it on you know what that warming sensation is your skin peeling off! She doesn't say that now.I called in to QVC when they were talking about this product, I told them I had a ? & complaint & they refused to put me on the air! Nobody hears the truth unless you find it for yourself & I did.
There are some mineral makeups that do not include this ingredient like Bee-Lucious, Everyday Minerals, and Jane Iredale but I would advise reseaching all mineral makeup before buying. If I had done my research then I wouldn't be out $60 & more importantly would still have clear skin. UPDATE TO TODAY I do have clear skin again. I am still using MAC products their mineralizing foundation does not contain bismuth oxychloride, the finishing powder that goes over it does so I can't get it. So do your research, find out for yourself what other women have experienced, read for yourself that it's made of the same things as arsenic.
Don't take my word for it find out for yourself then you will know what skin products are safe for you. I truly hope somebody reads this and takes this seriously because otherwise you're just gonna keep asking why did I break out, why did I get the red bumps why do I have cystic acne, & the answer will be in your makeup.
Just empower yourself as a woman, This is something you can take control of and educate yourself so you know what you're putting on your skin. I hope you do.
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knbruice on 5/9/2013 2:00:00 PM more reviews by knbruice
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
I used to use this foundation for years and I absolutely loved it. But a couple months ago they changed the formula and it became TERRIBLE. The container didn't last nearly as long, didn't cover as much. And I kept having to reapply all day. It was as if they put alot more "filler" ingredients in there instead of actual makeup. The color still matched perfectly but the quality of this product has definitely gone downhill. I wouldn't buy this again and I switched back over to Urban Decays mineral makeup. Sad because this used to be a great foundation!
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strathyx on 3/23/2013 10:57:00 AM more reviews by strathyx
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
I LOVE this product! It's my absolute must have! I have combination skin, my forehead is often very dry but the rest of my face oily and prone to breakouts, and this product manages to give me good overall coverage, which is so hard to find.
I've read a lot of reviews saying that it causes breakouts, but I can say I have never had a problem, in fact my skin looks a lot better since using this product (I can only think that those people who get breakouts don't take care of their brushes as they should).
My one little niggle is the price- it is expensive (especially when you're a student) but a little goes a long way, so I don't find myself having to buy the product often.
The packaging cannot be faulted in any way- the click system stops any leaks from it, and stops product wastage.
Overall, I will never go back to liquid foundation again! But, for those thinking of buying it- really try to get into a store where a consultant will advise you on colours and which of their products is best for your skin.
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che11262 on 3/23/2013 12:16:00 AM more reviews by che11262
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I used this product for about 3 years and loved it. It covered my blemishes very well and blended in with my skin. However, during the time I was using it, I almost always had some form of acne on my face. Yet, I continued to use this product because it was the only thing that covered the blemishes without looking too obvious. After going off of it for about a week, my skin immediately starting clearing up. As a test to see if the makeup was the culprit behind my breakouts, I decided wear it again for a day. About 2 hours after doing this, I noticed small acne bumps popping up all over my face, especially on my forehead. My old acne lesions also started to flare up soon after I put the makeup on my skin. I'm really bummed that my skin reacts to the makeup this way because I would get so many compliments from people saying that I looked like a "porcelain doll" and that I had perfect skin. I guess i'll just have to keep searching for the perfect mineral makeup that doesn't cause acne.
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Age: 25-29 Skin: Acne-prone Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I purchased the BareMinerals Matte foundation powder in the shade "light" and it was very yellowy and too dark for my usually beige skin. After applying this product I could feel it on my face, it was very tight feeling. Like I could feel it sucking moisture out of my skin. I didn't use a primer though so use a primer with this for sure. I didn't see anything special with this foundation but I think I would have liked it had I had the right color and a good primer. It did give good coverage. (buildable coverage)


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Serves six.
Position a rack in the center of the oven and heat the oven to 425°F.
Generously oil a large baking dish (9x13-inch works well, or use an oval gratin dish). In a large bowl, combine the potatoes, the 3 Tbs. oil, lemon slices, garlic, parsley, salt, and pepper; toss well. Spread the potato mixture in the baking dish so the potatoes are evenly layered (it can be rustic looking). Roast, turning the potatoes with a spatula every 20 min., until most of the potatoes are crisp and golden and the lemon skins are shriveled and caramelized, about 1 hour. Scatter the olives, if using, over the potatoes for the last 3 to 5 min. of cooking.
nutrition information (per serving): Size : with olives; Calories (kcal): 205; Fat (g): 10; Fat Calories (kcal): 90; Saturated Fat (g): 1.5; Protein (g): 3; Monounsaturated Fat (g): 7; Carbohydrates (g): 27; Polyunsaturated Fat (g): 1.5; Sodium (mg): 620; Cholesterol (mg): 0; Fiber (g): 3;
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by jamc379, 10/12/2009Easy to assemble and very flavorful. I have always made gratin style potatoes with a cream base, so this was a nice, healthy change! If you don't have a mandolin this recipe would take quite a bit of time to prep.
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Both Shinsuke Takizawa and Tetsu Nishiyama have celebrated the upcoming launch of documentary film "Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson" through Neighborhood and Forty Percents Against Rights respectively. Directed by Alex Gibney and narrated by actor Johnny Depp, the film is a great insight to the life of late American journalist Hunter S. Thompson who is best known for creating "Gonzo journalism" and his eccentric behaviour. The tees pay homage to the journalists work and will release on February 19 coinciding with the films launch, and will be available from Neighborhood Tokyo, Rock and Roll Store Harajuku and Tower Books store locations.
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: Limited evidence exists for management of acute finger ischemia (AFI). We evaluated anatomic findings, procedural management and amputation-free survival in a cohort of patients with AFI.
: Patients undergoing angiography for AFI were identified. Data were collected from medical records, arteriograms and patient interviews. Outcomes included anatomic findings, utilization of thrombolysis, complications and amputation-free survival. Descriptive statistics and survival analysis were used to evaluate results.
: Thirty-five patients (mean age 47.7; 19 women) were analyzed. Symptom duration was 1-28 days; 7 patients had gangrene. Mean follow-up was 16 months. Baseline characteristics [n(%)] included: smoking [22(65)], connective tissue disease [11(31)], and repetitive hand trauma [10(29)]. Arterial lesions were most frequently identified distal to the wrist (n=32), including 8 ulnar/radial aneurysms. Proximal lesions were less common (n=11). Of 23 patients treated with thrombolysis, 11 (47.8%) had interval anatomic improvement. 11 patients had subsequent surgical revascularization. Complications included bleeding (n=3) and pseudoaneurysm (n=1). Estimated 1- and 6-month amputation-free survival (SE) were 0.81 (0.07) and 0.78 (0.07), with no difference when stratified by use of thrombolysis.
: Angiography performed for AFI frequently identifies distal occlusive disease, and selective thrombolysis may expand revascularization options.
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look: 3.5 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4 | feel: 3.75 | overall: 3.75
Hazy golden brown colour with a nice big head. Decent head retention but poor clarity.
Interesting combination of citrussy aroma hop and spicy alcohol. A little fruity and some nice caramel malts. Even a touch of stonefruit.
Nice flavour. Interesting balance of malt and hop with the hops being a nice balance of citrus and tropical fruit. The spicy alcohols add depth and the extra special ingredients add some depth that I love.
Medium body with moderately-high carbonation. Good.
A really solid beer. Excellent flavour with a nice balance of bitterness, hop, malt, tannin and a range of other things going on.
Serving type: bottle
01-22-2013 07:00:17 | More by dgilks
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3.95/5 rDev +10%
look: 3 | smell: 4 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
Pours brown with a fading head.
Nose shows apricots, caramel, figs, honey, coconut. Really interesting stuff.
More apricot flavours as well along with the oaky coconut notes and a bit of pine and grapefruit. Quite sweet.
Great moderately high carbonation.
Serving type: bottle
02-09-2013 04:51:03 | More by CrazyDavros
3.93/5 rDev +9.5%
look: 4.5 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4 | overall: 4
On-tap at the Italian SpecTapular festival put on by the Local Taphouses.
Solid amber hue with some decent hazing to the body. Weight is solid and full. Head forms a firm, pocked crown of creamy off-white, almost tending towards yellow. Lace is full and big. Looks great.
Mild sweet hops on the nose lend fruitiness laced with toffee from the solid malty body. The two ends blend together well, but they don't create much conflict and complexity. The only other character to jump out is a later effect of brusque grain. Otherwise, it feels a bit one-dimensional.
Light mild fruity hops again at the start of the taste, that develop into a pithy fragrance mid-palate. Malt comes through giving some solid sweetness, developing to a biting grain character on the back which clears out the sweetness. It's nicely balanced and rather pleasant.
Feel is smooth but with weight and solidity behind it.
Yep, this is nice beer. Well-balanced and easy to drink. This was one of the better beers on offer on the day.
Serving type: on-tap
08-10-2012 05:36:56 | More by lacqueredmouse
2.48/5 rDev -30.9%
look: 3 | smell: 2.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 2 | overall: 2.5
Pours a dark copper/amber color with golden orange edges and a three finger frothy beige head that slowly settles into a lasting cap/ring. Sporadic spots of lace left behind.
Slightly earthy, musty aroma with resinous, grassy pine, earthy oak and sweet malts. Hints of caramel, toffee, hazelnut and bread underneath the hop presence. Somewhat floral with too strong of a malt character fir my liking. There's also some musty funk and something else I can't put my finger on. Possibly the champagne yeast.
Medium bodied with a dry, earthy hop presence that lingers over the sweet malt and barrel character into a bone dry finish. Resinous and sticky with a very dry, tongue-coating hop presence. Kind of a one dimensional hop character with soily, dry bitterness. This is countered by more dry oak and some sweet malt, notably caramel and toffee. The champagne yeast and barrel aging change up the flavor a bit from the base beer but it's still very dry and unappealing to me.
Serving type: bottle
07-24-2012 20:31:45 | More by corby112
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