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To learn how Centrum Fruity Chewables can help you feel your best, visit www.centrum.co.uk
Multivitamin/multimineral food supplement for adults
New Centrum Fruity Chewables have been scientifically formulated with adjusted levels of key vitamins in a delicious chewable tablet, to support your demanding lifestyle.
Nutritional Support - Provides a combination of vitamins and minerals to supplement a balanced diet.
Immunity Support - Contains vitamin C, B6 and B12, important for the normal function of the immune system.
Energy Release - Includes B vitamins to help release energy from food to contribute to your overall health and well-being.
Metabolism - Vitamin B6 contributes to normal protein and glycogen metabolism.
Healthy Skin - Contains vitamin A, Biotin, Niacin and Zinc to help maintain healthy skin.
- World's no. 1 multivitamin - based on worldwide sales of the Centrum range
- Sugar, lactose and gluten free
- Nutritional support
- Energy release
- Healthy skin
Sweetener: Xylitol, Magnesium Oxide, Dicalcium Phosphate, Vitamin C, Acidity Regulator: Citric Acid, Flavour, Ferrous Fumarate, Bulking Agent: E460, Gelatine, Emulsifiers: Magnesium Salts of Fatty Acids, Fatty Acids, Anti Caking Agent: Silicon Dioxide, Starch, Vitamin E, Nicotinamide, Zinc Oxide, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Pantothenate, Sweetener: Aspartame, Manganese Sulphate, Sucrose, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B1, Vitamin A, Folic Acid, Vegetable Oil Hydrogenated, Modified Food Starch, Biotin, Sodium Selenate, Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Vitamin K, Contains a source of phenylalanine
- Store dry and not above 25°C.
- Always replace lid after use.
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Directions for use
Chew one to two tablets daily (preferably at meal times).
Do not swallow whole.
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
A healthy lifestyle and a varied and balanced diet are important.
Centrum Fruity Chewables should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet and healthy lifestyle.
If taking other supplements, please read the label since they may contain the same ingredients.
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Safety Warning:
Excessive consumption of xylitol may produce laxative effects.
The container inside this pack is sealed for your safety.
Do not use if the foil is broken.
Net Contents:
30 x Tablets
|Typical Values
|Typical Values Each tablet contains
|% Recommended EU RDA
|Vitamin A (RE)
|330 µg
|41 %
|Vitamin D
|3 µg
|60 %
|Vitamin E (α-TE)
|5 mg
|42 %
|Vitamin C
|50 mg
|63 %
|Vitamin B1
|0.5 mg
|45 %
|Vitamin B2
|0.5 mg
|36 %
|Vitamin B6
|0.5 mg
|36 %
|Vitamin B12
|1 µg
|40 %
|Folic Acid
|200 µg
|100 %
|50 µg
|100 %
|Niacin (NE)
|5 mg
|31 %
|Pantothenic acid
|2.5 mg
|42 %
|4.5 mg
|32 %
|0.5 mg
|25 %
|12.5 µg
|23 %
|2.8 mg
|28 %
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|January 4, 2013 10:30 AM EST
I've recently been involved in several discussions that are variations on, "Which open source or free software license should I choose for my project?" Here is my way of looking at the large and growing collection of licenses in the wild. First let's make sure we all understand that I Am Not A Lawyer. This is not legal advice. Depending upon your needs and your comfort with risk around your software, you'll want to confirm your legal choices with counsel in your jurisdiction.
The first and obvious consideration is whether or not the license is approved as an open source license by the Open Source Initiative (OSI). The OSI created the Open Source Definition in the late 1990s as a set of attributes that a software license must support to be considered "open source". Anyone can take a license to the OSI for debate and discussion and if approved as meeting the OSD, then the license is added to the canonical list.
While this seems an obvious place to start, I was recently surprised to discover a license called the "Clear BSD License." It attempts to clarify explicitly that patents are not being discussed in the license. It is not on the OSI list (while the New BSD and Simplified BSD licenses are) and is therefore not worth considering. Inventing new licenses as small derivatives of existing licenses is not helpful and creates costly legal busy work. There exists a broad collection of OSI-approved licenses today. These licenses cover millions of lines of software involved in billions of dollars in procurement. One would be hard pressed to describe a serious set of circumstances that isn't already covered by an OSI-approved license.
There are several big levers available when considering an open source license:
- How much license reciprocity is required with respect to the software, modifications, and any derivatives someone develops?
- What is said about patent licensing and litigation?
- What legal jurisdiction covers the license?
The reciprocity issue is all about "copyleft" and whether or not using the software source code attaches the license to the modifications and derivatives, and whether the source code to those modifications and derivatives needs to be published.
On one end of the spectrum are licenses that have no copyleft requirements. These licenses essentially allow anyone to use the software in anyway without requiring much more than maintaining copyrights. Licenses that fall into this set include the New and Simplified BSD licenses, the MIT license, and the Apache 2.0 and Microsoft Permissive licenses.
There are a set of licenses that maintain a sense of copyleft around the software itself but support the use of the software in larger works of software which may contain software that is licensed differently (e.g. closed and proprietary). These licenses include the Eclipse Public License, the newer Mozilla Public License 2.0, and the Microsoft Reciprocal License.
On the other end of the copyleft spectrum are strong copyleft licenses. Software freedom is defined by the Free Software Foundation in terms of the freedoms a user of software must have. Strong copyleft supports software freedom. Many developers support software freedom, and demonstrate this support using one of the family of GPL licenses (GPL2.0, GPL3.0, and the Affero GPL3.0) as a way to ensure the strongest copyleft and strongest license attachment when the software in question is used in building and distributing other software.
Software patents weren't really an issue when software was beginning to be widely shared on the early Internet and so weren't mentioned in the early licenses. By the late 1990s, software patents were on the rise and corporate legal teams were becoming more involved in the writing of open source licenses as they became more involved with open source software and developing the open source foundations around evolving projects. The Apache 2.0 License, Mozilla Public License 2.0, Eclipse Public License, the newer GPL licenses, and both Microsoft licenses reflect this shift in language. Each license explicitly talks about patent licenses. Each license has language that covers patent litigation to varying degrees.
I mention legal jurisdiction in the big levers category because some licenses explicitly mention it and this can be a real show stopper for some people. For that reason alone I treat it as a Big Lever. (The Mozilla Public License 2.0 specifically tries to deal with jurisdiction as one of changes from the original MPL, as that was often a criticism of the earlier license.)
Other considerations in license choice include:
- Are there project specific affinities?
- History of the license and foundation/corporate/commercial involvement?
The "language" projects (Perl, PHP, Python) each have their own licenses (Artistic License 2.0, PHP License 3.0, and Python License 2.0 respectively). If you are working on a project that closely ties to a specific open source programming language community then you should obviously consider that community's license as the question of mixing modules and dependencies will be simplified with respect to open source license.
As software IP law has evolved and the Internet has become an enormous space for people to collaborate on software development, commercial organizations became involved. We have seen the creation of open source software foundations with specific licenses associated with them. Corporate legal teams have become involved in authoring open source licenses, and the language and structure of these licenses (e.g. terminology and definitions) reflects this involvement. Lawyers without a lot of experience in open source licenses may feel more comfortable reviewing these newer licenses.
So to recap, presuming that your primary motivation is to co-develop and collaborate on an open source project, in my way of looking at open source licenses your choices break down roughly as follows. (I'm keeping the discussion here to widely used licenses, and/or licenses where large commercial organizations with conservative counsel or neutral non-profit open source foundations had a hand in their creation.)
If you want to allow anyone to do anything at any time with the software, use the MIT or new (3-clause) BSD license, i.e. no copyleft and no discussion of patents. Both of these licenses came from the academic world, and both from a period of time where software patents were not a focus.
If you want to allow anyone to do anything with the software (so no copyleft), but feel something needs to be said about patents and license termination in the face of litigation, and/or you want a license that corporate counsel is more comfortable reading then look at either the Apache 2.0 license or possibly the Microsoft Permissive License. These licenses were written to continue to encourage a completely open sharing environment but were written with a more corporate view (note the structure and language), and both begin to cover patents with varying (and subtly different) degrees of patent retaliation built into them.
If you feel others should be able to build [possibly product] around your software, but want to ensure changes to the core software project itself remain open source (i.e. the changes must be published), you likely want to look to either the Eclipse Public License, the newer Mozilla Public License 2.0 or the Microsoft Reciprocal License. These are modern licenses developed from commercial/corporate perspectives supporting "weak" copyleft. [N.B. The EPL does name NY State as the jurisdiction.] Pay attention to patent statements in each.
If you are a firm supporter of software freedom or want to ensure that if your software source is used anywhere that the resulting derivatives are maximally published as open source ensuring software freedom then you should look to GPL2.0 or GPL3.0 depending upon your needs.
There are a couple of interesting side ideas I've come across in the open source licensing space as different projects wrestled with how best to create the "right" licensing for their software.
- Many companies are concerned about their patent portfolios when creating open source projects. Google took an interesting approach to the problem when they released the WebM project. They chose the New BSD license and then created a very specific "Additional IP Rights Grant" to cover the patent language they needed.
- It is the nature of IP law that the owner of the property can license it as many ways to as many people as they choose. This is why the Microsoft EULA for a personal copy of the Windows operating system is different from an Enterprise License Agreement and how MySQL AB developed a line of business around closed software licensing as well as their GPL-licensed project. In the early days (up through PHP3), the software from the PHP project was similarly "dual" licensed under both the GPL2.0 and an earlier PHP license to allow the software to be included in as many places as possible because the GPL was not directly compatible with the PHP license of the time.
I have deliberately not tried to create a table or decision tree for license choice here. I believe there are sufficient edges and nuances to license choice that it can never be properly "automated" with the licenses we have today that reflect their rich background of needs and history. There is always one more legal question of "what about the situation when ...?" Such questions will likely involve legal counsel and may be very jurisdiction sensitive.
Likewise, open source software licenses don't simply reflect a set of legal choices. In the early stage of an open source project when the author or authors are first publishing the software, the choice of license reflects as much of the social contract that is being made for the project as any legal requirements. It is the first governance document of the early possible community that comes into play long before formal governance, mission statements, and codes of conduct may be created around growing community.
Full text of all the licenses can be found on the Open Source Initiative at:http://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical
Excellent information on how to consider various software licenses in combination with the GPL can be found here: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#SoftwareLicenses
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A little background: I've been wearing mineral foundation for 11 years. I really liked the way it looked on me when I started wearing it, back when I was a teenager. The powder helped reduce the appearance of shine on my combination skin. However, as an adult, my skin has become much less oily and is now just dry. I began to feel that a powder foundation emphasized the dry spots on my skin as the seasons changed and even began to look a bit grainy throughout long hours of wear.
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I am on my second tube of Tarte Amazonian Clay foundation. I love how it doesn't irritate my sensitive skin, doesn't feel oily, contains no parabens & is cruelty free to boot. The packaging is great & the product comes out easily. No issues there. The coverage is great, but I wish it lasted longer. I don't know if I'm doing anything wrong but it hasn't lasted for more than 4 hours. Maybe I'll try a different primer with it? I hope that works because it is one of those rare products that doesn't break me out. Plus I love that it's cruelty & paraben free. The price isn't bad either.
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I've been using it for 3 weeks and I'm not a huge fan of it despite the raves. Initially, I was so excited to get it and lucky me, I managed to get it in the right shade online, light medium honey (although I could do light medium sand better). Having very very oily skin and living in high humidity tends to make me shiny regardless of any setting powder or such.
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I got a sample of this and really enjoyed it. It has good coverage, didn't break me out and has nice coloring. My skin looked nice and even. It also covered my acne scars better than a lot of other foundations. I considered buying a full sized bottle, but I have so many foundations right now I couldn't justify the purchase. When I run out I will buy this product. I am very impressed with Tarte products! :)
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I bought this product after doing the Sephora IQ Match, I told them I wanted full coverage but good for comination skin, the Tarte Amazonian Clay 12-hour Full-Coverage Foundation was the only thing that popped up. So, they put it on me and I was very impressed. I put this on and I have NEVER broken out by it and my skin is VERY sensitive to most foundations. I fell in love with it and it's oil free. The texture is very smooth and buffs on nicely. The finish is somewhere between sheer and matte. Very natural, not cakey in anyway. If you have DRY SKIN I do NOT recommend it as it will dry up on your face. There is no fragrance which I adore. I've had it for half a year and there is still more than half the product left (I use it EVERY day) and you only need less than a dime sized amount. I LOVE it and would buy again. The price isn't too bad considering how long it has lasted. Stays on all day, usually doesn't need blotting.
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I have recently purchased the Tarte foundation and so far I am loving it! I am very acne prone and have recently broke out like crazy all over my cheek from my previous powder. I went to Sephora and was recommended the Tarte foundation. I would suggest that you use a light hand when applying because since the formula is thick it has very high coverage. The best way to apply is with your clean fingers or a foundation brush starting from the center of the face out. I must say that it covers my acne and scars well, stays put all day ( I get oily through the day ), and really overall perfects your face. My only cons are that it can apply cakey, dry out your skin and make you look pale since there is such high coverage. Even though it is pricey it is worth it but when you are at your makeup counter definitely ask for a color mach.
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This isn't a bad product but I don't think I would purchase it again as it left my skin feeling oily after only a few hours. It goes on smoothly and you almost don't need a primer but it fails to cover up pimples and leaves them poking up out of the foundation. If you already have nice skin this would be a good compliment for your face, but if you tend to be on the oily/acne prone side this may not be for you.
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Just bought this in exchange for UD's naked foundation. I like it so far but it's not amazing. The swatch looked great in the store and so flawless but on my skin it doesn't give it the glow I want. However it is full coverage and will last all day for the most part. A little goes a long way and I find that the best application is by hand. It's so airy, whipped, light texture that it doesn't apply well even with the MAC fibre stippling brush. Many different shades I like that the boxes tell you which goes with what undertone. It's an overall good foundation but pricey.


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eyes lit like stars: section oneFlorence had been alive for sixty-three years.
All things created with intention, of course, are alive in their way; they have their essence of star-being, their little piece of a god, a part of an idea. If an artist is inspired, they are a deity in their chaos. With some skill, a vision, and a portion of determination, they infuse bits of themselves into their work.
The way a child draws her family, her pets, and the figures in her imagination, which makes her no less an artist than Picasso or Michelangelo. The only slight difference is that she uses crayons and printer paper, not a church ceiling and paints.
The man who made Florence was not a child; however, he was a rather young, rather creative son of a grave-maker. Or, as his father, Gordon Baker, preferred the term "Monumental Mason."
The fact remains that Gordon Baker made tombstones, and since his establishment, Baker's, was right across the street from a cemetery, business was just fine. As usual.
The cemetery itself was call
5/11/13He looked me in the eyes5/11/132 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
and (seriously) told me
"You are a beautiful person and you are
more than good enough."
something so simple
has never made me kiss a boy
quite so hard
5/31/13 devastation/decay ain't enoughwe place stones over our corpses5/31/13 devastation/decay ain't enough1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
like eternal, rigid, hawk-eyed sentinels
but this is the test of eons
everyone/everything pursed in failure
because it is the rule of--I'm not sure--
bonds break like thready spider webs,
you dissolve with order,
cosmic force preserving briny dignity
feathers of wind of songbirds
will fall and erode into
pale dark forest-fire ash
little monotonous arrangements of ink
don't quite suffice to deliver
the laughably blatant message;
why bury our claws so fully, deeply
into crumbling columns and wordy promises
when we're sentenced to be buried
just like all else, a sequence of forget-me-nots,
(even the flowers rot away eventually)
damned chemical cocktails meant for the ground
Spirit breathround goes the circleSpirit breath1 year ago in Traditional Fixed Forms More Like This
drawn unto the end of days
life begins anew
4/10/13someone4/10/132 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
set free a beautiful bird of
& left the lonely, empty cage
sitting quiet
on the steps of a stranger's porch.
ErnestoAnd she returnsErnesto2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
to wear your face,
that ragged claw of smallness,
that pride in principle,
that badness
that keeps you well.
You don't know
the doctor knows.
40810If only you were soulless.408102 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
If you were mindless, blind,
you and I could make a beautiful disaster.
The press would write of our brief affair;
they'd paint me (the woman in red) as pathetic.
They will not consider how I need your love
or how it pains me so deeply to throw myself at you.
I will not be remembered as a poet warrior.
I'll be the eternal survivor no more.
All who think of me will shake their bowed heads
and tearfully remark;
If only you were soulless.
If you were mindless, blind,
You wouldn't have been such a bloody disaster.
RelapseIt's better not to count themRelapse2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
It's better not to think
If you count, they win
And you lose everything
Reopen old ones
Stop the healing process
Tell yourself you're done
But you know you must confess
You lie and self destruct
You feel everything and nothing
You're slowly going numb
And all you want is the sting
So turn off your brain
Close your tired eyes
Embrace all the pain
And say your last good bye
After three yearsIts the laughter -After three years2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
snatched between mornings,
or his blue, blue sheets
that is the yellow chalice, snickering
muffled love in the dimmed room
of his heartspace
that stitches a smile
in the nape of my neck,
trills good morning
the hand
that held the cheek, that joyful ghost
beside me, as I walk in the dark
morning of the street
The White ThingsNothing is as far away as a minute ago.The White Things2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
No matter how hard you row against the tide
we can never reach it, never return there.
It's hard to sleep in the light of my regrets
that creeps through curtain and barriers
to rot away and bleach all things white.
It's hard to sleep knowing that no distance
is as far away as sixty small seconds ago.
Immalleable, we rot, and things turn white.
ShockwaveFoetalShockwave2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
Trying to fold the pain up
To trap it between the paper cut limbs.
Curled up
But the shockwaves come
Pulsing from inside
Destroying cells
Curled up
To trap it between the paper cut limbs.
Trying to fold the pain up.
i filled the sea with dirtThere is a melting of my hearti filled the sea with dirt1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
seeping into my veins
a sacrifice of my soul
burned with smut
into the kitchen floor
you crushed me into a million different pieces
and scattered me out like breadcrumbs
I live in a suitcase
of black and white
i'm walking on eggshells
to the end of times
it seems as though i'm on my own
time transcends
& i clutch my suitcase
it seems i speak like water
all my words spill out
in a rush and they dry up
cause i'm a dried up sea
i crack up into pieces
and spread out in the wind
you weren't gazing
you didn't have eyes
you never saw
any of the times i cried
I filled the sea with dirt
to make me feel less lonely
Barkley and II used to give spare change to homeless guys when I saw them. Particularly if they didn't ask for it, because confrontation scared me and I didn't like people I didn't know speaking to me. It was my own little way of trying to apologise through actions to all those people who had asked for change and received nothing but a panicked squeak in reply.Barkley and I1 year ago in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
I never gave money to the ones with dogs though. I read somewhere that they drugged the dogs so they would lie down and look sick, and that way they got more money than those without dogs. It seemed like cruelty to me so I pretended not to see them.
I loved my dog, Barkley, a seven year old black lab who likes cuddles, water and playing fetch. He had lay by my side as the crippling depression had swept over my life in waves, and he had patiently waited for me when those tides subsided and I tried to find my own feet in the world.
I knew, with absolute certainty, that if I ever ended up on the streets I would give Barkley to a shelter. It wou
Down ShiftThere is this weight on my chestDown Shift1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
A hand in my rib cage
Wrapped tightly around my heart
Leaving no room for my lungs to expand
Slowly, slowly I'm losing all my breath
My eyes are beginning to respond
Leaking water from some reserve in my soul
An endless supply of crystal clear drops
Warm and salty running down by gravity
There is a sickness in my gut
The need to vomit comes and goes when it wants
Like someone hit the eject button
But it got stuck and now it won't come up
My heart feels tight, claustrophobic in it's place
A tumble of razor wire wrapped around it tight
Piercing the vulnerable flesh beneath
Allowing warm, irony blood to seep out of its confines
My eyes don't know what to do
Because their only view is through cracked and dirty lenses
The edges of our world have become fuzzy
And below us, there is a hole in the ground
Like a gaping mouth, waiting to swallow us whole
Color Me EqualSo I don't know youColor Me Equal2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
And you don't know me
We just met each other
But you tell me who I should be
So I don't wear the right clothes
I don't fit to the norm
I believe in what I want too
I don't fit to your designated form
You have a different back ground
And there are many stereotypes
I don't believe in your god
And I'm what they call white
Every one is different
We all deserve to be
Though we are the same underneath
We are humans who can be anything
Let me love who I love
And you can follow your own heart
I know we can't change everything today
But maybe today we can start
hvirfilbylurin the morning i throbhvirfilbylur2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
against a lilac bruise
from the ache i've
carried for you
what if i said i wake up and i look at you
and your skin has not blackened
from disuse, has not paled from
neglect and still
i find perfection in the way
your arms hang like
a willow and the
arch of your back
and the width of
your ribs like a
for me
what if i said i loved you?
pacificher longbow mouth is un-pacific2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
strung; loose bottom
lip with a cocked
jaw -
births into him like
a womb
AutoPilotI want to hold your hand.AutoPilot2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
Touch you but you flare up
until it burns.
I want to surround you.
Bring you into this life.
But I can't catch up
if you keep running.
You say that I'm not "With You".
That I don't understand
or complete you.
My heart in shambles;
across the floor. Thrown.
You are what you put into this world.
Careless, ever so.
You react, long after
the initial blow.
Fingers; desperate and tight.
Trying to keep me together.
But my insides mixed with your truth
continue to pour out.
A leak in the dam.
My knees lock; I rock into you.
Everything always falls apart
because you let it.
Or maybe I'm not asking
the right questions.
And yet, all we needed
was the missing link.
The words you left out.
The ones most important.
What I really needed to hear
but never would.
You needed me but
Would never
Love me.
But it doesn't hurt
because somehow,
I already knew.
Do You See?Replies of 'I see'Do You See?1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
Make up for the
"I don't understand"
You say you see
But do you really?
Can you truly comprehend
What someone else has been through
In their bad times,
In their lowest of their lows
Can you see?
Can you see
Their strength
Their determination
Their will
That got them through it all?
Replies of "I see"
Become second-nature because
We cannot say
"I understand"
Without lying.
I Remember You, Every DayI will always remember the loveI Remember You, Every Day1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
I will always remember the regret
I will always remember the pain
I enjoyed the love of one
That made me swing all sud'
Without warning, my heart yearning
For something I never knew
And wished that didn't end to blues
Of fire too blue
I remember the regret
Do not fret
I do not regret the meeting
The greeting
The knowing
The showing
The loving
The tugging
The caring
The sharing
All that is regretted
Is the pain I inflicted
The restrains we conflicted
The remains we washed away
Every day, ever wake
As I see couple's taste
From the buses
To the phones
To the stores and shows
They always give me pain
Not envy, but memory
Of what I wished to be
But I can never be happy
With how obsession and pain overruled
And that pain makes it ache harder
To the point that eyes water
And the mind pauses every walk
Every memory betrays the thought
The only thing that I ever regretted
Was the pain that I inflicted
I wished that I was a better man
RedecoratingMore persistent thanRedecorating1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
an irremovable black marker,
you engraved your words of love
into my practical stone heart.
You decorated that barren place inside of me
with flowers made of
your honest words,
your boyish smile,
your warm touch,
and the colour of your affection.
So gentle feelings began
to grow inside of me,
cracking open my stone heart,
forming a tiny gap,
just big enough for you to slip in.
Season of ChangeCrushing autumn leavesSeason of Change2 years ago in Haiku & Eastern More Like This
under tender fingertips;
I reach for new life.
note 62i fell asleep besidenote 621 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
him, and around eleven
he woke up and said
"i'm leaving"
where did the hunger
unlock from, why is it
i spent months watching
him come and leave with
until now
"don't" i said
"stay" i said
and bent my arms
around him. "all
of a sudden you
love me again,"
and he stayed
for a little bit
writeI only come alivewrite1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
When the screen's in front of me
When a pen is gripped in my hand
And I lose
My body moves
To the beat of my mind
Fingers tapping a rhythm
I can't divine
Words come out of nowhere
To be placed with care
On this blank page.
My mind overflows
I rejoice in the sensation
Of losing who I am
In who I can be
Come to me
Words flow around
To be twisted and turned
Edited, proofread
Looked over and
Over and over again
And again.
I'm not searching for deep meaning
Not trying to convey a message
Beyond the words I write.
I just


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Way too many stupid drivers (and bikers too, let's be honest) out there. »
This two wheel drift idiot gets an asphalt sandwich after he dumps his squidmobile while blowing a red light during Ride Of the Century in St. Louis earlier this year. Good thing he was wearing his riding shorts. »
...I had just put on new tires on my FZ6 when that 92 year old Granny and her Taurus t-boned me on it. What a fucking waste -_- »
Havoc ensues after a chain reaction crash during the "Ride Of The Century" in Saint Louis, MO after Stuntaz turn into Crashaz. »
Havoc ensues after a chain reaction crash during the "Ride Of The Century" in Saint Louis, MO after Stuntaz turn into Crashaz. »
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I could have been riding it. (not my photo) »
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It's going to be a long, long time before Michael Rollie sees daylight again. Two months ago, Rollie was found guilty on three charges of attempted manslaughter, two charges of first-degree assault, one charge of second-degree assault, one charge of attempted first-degree murder and one for murder i ... More >>
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4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms, 2 toilets, wooden sauna, kitchen with tile stove, 2-10 persons
The rustic hut Dieschger Brentl is located in a unique, enchanting panoramic position in the Lavant valley in Carinthia's paradise - far above the fog line and the middle of the ski and hiking area Klippitztoerl.
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There are 14 private schools in Cranston, RI, serving 976 students.
Minority enrollment is 24% of the student body, which is more than the RI state average of 18%.
The student:teacher ratio of 11:1 is higher than the state private school average of 9:1.
Cranston, Rhode Island Private Schools
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CranstonAlpine Preschool/daycare
400 Pippin Orchard Rd
Cranston, RI, 02921
(401)944-7718Daycare / Preschool4 students | Gr. K
CranstonCornerstone School
665 Dyer Ave
Cranston, RI, 02920
(401)942-2388Special Education School6 students | Gr. K
CranstonDoric Day School
145 Pontiac Avenue
Cranston, RI, 02910
(401)941-6051Daycare / Preschool3 students | Gr. PK-K
CranstonImmaculate Conception Catholic Regional School
235 Garden Hills Dr
Cranston, RI, 02902
(401)942-7245(Roman Catholic)331 students | Gr. PK-8
CranstonKid's Kingdom
116 Puritan Avenue
Cranston, RI, 02920
(401)464-9665Daycare / Preschool9 students | Gr. PK-K
CranstonLearning Brooke Ece Center
1170 Pontiac Ave Ste 200
Cranston, RI, 02920
(401)941-3705Daycare / Preschool2 students | Gr. K
CranstonMiss Lee
180 Oaklawn Ave
Cranston, RI, 02920
(401)942-3331Daycare / Preschool15 students | Gr. PK-KG
CranstonNfi/aco Inst
735 New London Avenue
Cranston, RI, 02920
(401)946-2020Alternative Schooln/a students | Gr. 5-8
CranstonPumpkin Patch Early Learning Center
220 Comstock Pkwy
Cranston, RI, 02921
(401)946-6700Daycare / Preschool25 students | Gr. PK-KG
CranstonSt Paul School
1789 Broad St
Cranston, RI, 02905
(401)941-2030(Roman Catholic)168 students | Gr. PK-8
CranstonSt. Mary Elementary School
85 Chester Avenue
Cranston, RI, 02920
(401)944-4107(Roman Catholic)213 students | Gr. PK-8
CranstonSt. Matthew School
1301 Elmwood Ave
Cranston, RI, 02910
(401)941-8954(Roman Catholic)120 students | Gr. K-9
CranstonValley Community School
83 Rolfe Sq
Cranston, RI, 02910
(401)722-3513Special Education School70 students | Gr. 6-12
CranstonWonderland Early Learning Center
546 Budlong Rd
Cranston, RI, 02920
(401)942-7923Daycare / Preschool10 students | Gr. K
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By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
2/1/2014 (9 months ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
Bill Gates has said that he does not expect to see anymore "poor countries" left in the world by 2035. In his third ,claiming that the world of today was better off than at any time in history and that in 20 years, it will be even more so.
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
2/1/2014 (9 months ago)
Published in Business & Economics
Keywords: Bill Gates, letter, myths, poverty, poor, nations, 2035, 2025, Pope Francis, Catholic, Online
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Bill Gates explained that a series of factors are coming together to alleviate world poverty and that standards of living will improve globally over the next 20 years. He explained in the "2014 Gates Annual Letter" that there are three myths standing in the way of progress, but that we can overcome them with understanding to build a better world.
Are poor countries doomed to stay poor?
Is foreign aid a waste?
Does saving lives lead to overpopulation?
Gates, and his wife, Melinda, are in charge of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, a nonprofit which has already given over $28 billion in aid to various projects around the world. Most of those projects have dealt with health, education, and development.
However, despite his computer savvy, wealth, and generosity, the admittedly atheist Bill Gates is missing a critical component in the recipe for building a poverty-free world. It's a component mentioned by the Holy Father, Pope Francis, and it may be the most important component of all -specifically, 'Prayer and Action'.
Despite the giving of $28 billion in aid since 1997, there is today more poverty and hunger than ever before.
Still, Gates has reason to think that things will improve. Gates explained that by 2035, almost all the countries classified as "poor" by the World Bank, will be "lower-middle income or richer" by 2035. Technological advances such as the spread of the internet, vaccines, and better seeds and technology will help.
Already, the internet is ubiquitous, as are smartphones. There are now more smartphones than people on the planet and it sounds backwards, but there is wifi in regions that still lack reliable electricity and flushing toilets!
Gates explained that vaccines would lower mortality rates, which would lead people to produce fewer children. Better seeds would result in more reliable crops with higher yields, alleviating hunger.
However, before the world can reach this milestone, Gates explained, we needed to tackle three myths.
The first is that poor countries are doomed to remain poor. Gates uses the example of Africa in his letter and explains that human welfare is already improving dramatically in Africa, as well as around the world. He discussed a visit to Mexico City in 1987 where many people didn't have running water in their homes, but today most live as part of the middle class, with running water.
He cited several examples of this kind of improvement around the world including Shanghai and Nairobi. His conclusion is that many poor countries have already escaped poverty.
The second myth is that "Foreign aid is a big waste." Gates said this was a politically motivated "excuse" and that aid is actually a "fantastic investment." We tend to agree with him, and Gates is the first to put his money where his mouth is, having donated $28 billion dollars that he could have instead spent on a fleet of yachts and other luxurious, self-indulgent investments.
Gates explained that a lot of these programs measure and track progress, so they work quite well. He also pointed out that the United States gives out less than 1 percent of its budget to foreign aid. The figure comes to about $30/year for every American, Gates estimated.
Here's the kicker: According to Gates, every $5,000 spent on health-related foreign aid saves one child. That price tag is far below the millions that U.S. agencies typically assign to the value of an American life. In other words, he's saying that saving children in poor countries is relatively cheap.
Gates also took issue with concerns over corruption, saying it is something that should always be fought, but that it will always be present and is relatively small relative to the good the aid actually does. In other words, the risk of corruption should not be a deterrent to aid.
Finally, he addressed the issue of aid dependency, giving historical examples which demonstrate that countries we provide aid to today become less dependent, not more, as their health and infrastructure improve.
He also pointed out, using the example of polio, that each eradicated disease, and other improvements mean less money spent later. For example, the world will save the $2 billion it currently spends now to eradicate polio once the disease is destroyed around 2018.
In his third argument, Gates dealt with the issue of saving lives, and the myth that saving lives leads to overpopulation. It's an old criticism, dating back to Malthus, or even classical Greece, if one wishes to make the stretch. In fact, Gates mentions Malthus in his letter.
However, according to Gates and his data, birth rates decline where health improves. Afghanistan, Thailand, and Brazil were all cited as examples of cases where improved health resulted in lower birth rates.
"When children survive in greater numbers parents decide to have smaller families," Gated penned.
Of course, we recognize that Gates has previously espoused various means of population control in the past, and that his means are not those of the Faith.
Despite that caveat, Gate's research appears to be carefully drawn and well argued. As he closed he mentioned that over six million children died last year, but next year, that number will be even lower.
We can't help but recognize that is one of the examples Pope Francis was talking about when he mentioned that atheists can do good in the world too, and that we should "meet them in the way."
Unfortunately, Gates IS missing a part of the equation. Interestingly, Your Catholic Voice Foundation, which is sponsoring Catholic Online and Catholic Team Global, has a unique solution that can go a long way to alleviating poverty -long before Bill Gates' 2035 deadline.
Pope Francis has set a goal of 2025 for the elimination of world hunger. The Catholic Church then, is intent of beating Gates to his goal, even if we agree with most of what he says. We'd do well to think of this as a friendly rivalry.
In order to alleviate world hunger, you must alleviate the root cause of hunger, which is poverty. To alleviate poverty, you need moral education, and the best way to provide that education is through the Church, equipped with technology that will engage students.
Fortunately, Catholic Online is the nexus between people, technology, and faith, which will allow us to make an earth-changing difference in the world. Even better, Catholic Online is tapped into the worldwide distribution network that is the Roman Catholic Church. With over 1.2 billion Catholics in the world, and millions of parish churches, hospitals, schools and aid distribution networks, only the Catholic Church has the infrastructure and the resources to alleviate world poverty.
This is why we have faith that we can beat Bill Gate's to his goal, meeting the Holy Father's challenge of a 2025 success. Of course, we have one secret weapon that Bill gates doesn't have, which is the power of prayer. Prayer, when combined with charity can change individuals, especially the givers. Thus prepared, we can accomplish anything.
We stand at a watershed moment in our history. It's possible that the world can descend further into inequality and injustice, that evil forces can spread and overtake the planet. There's plenty of bad news to fret about, especially the growing disparity in wealth distribution. We just learned this week that 85 people control half of the world's wealth and they actively use it to undermine democracy and freedom.
Yet, all of this can be turned around because no amount of wealth can deter the force of faith, which has always overcome all earthly influences. The Romans in all their might could not stop the faith. Nor has any institution since, which has tried to stop the Catholic Church, ever succeeded. No human can undermine the Holy Spirit and its works, not even armed with half of the money in the world.
Today, we're implementing a new plan that combines people, technology, and faith to alleviate world hunger and poverty while making people independent. The first phase of this campaign is to feed people while recruiting faithful Catholics to join our effort. Soon we will add components to the plan that will supercharge our success and make people healthier, independent, and faithful.
It is hoped that you will chose to join us, and to enjoy our success as we achieve it in the years to come.
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Nov 17, 2014. Chelsea Manning was sentenced to 35 years in August 2013. If this stands, she'll be out in 2045. Take action in a vigil on Chelsea's birthday, Dec. 17th.Read More »
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November 10, 2014. Susan Sarandon, Viggo Mortensen, Russell Brand & others come forward in support of Chelsea Manning, Wikileaks, Snowden, & whistleblowers.Read More »
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October 26, 2014. Chelsea Manning and Wikileaks were the subject of an opera at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York this October.Read More »
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Between July 1, 2009 and October 2010, Japan Green Appliances Program received 26.02 million "eco-points" applications from individuals and issued points on about 23.58 million of those applications.
The Program to Promote the Spread of Green Home Appliances by Utilizing Eco-Points is intended to promote global warming countermeasures, stimulate Japan's economy, and foster digital TV adoption. The program is being administered byJapan's Ministry of the Environment (MOE); Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI); and Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC).
The Secretariat for Green Home Appliance Eco-Points reported that
• 10.38% of the eco-points issued to individuals were for air-conditioners (4,229,361 units sold)
• 10.01% were for refrigerators (3,175,371 units)
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Eco-points earned by individuals may be exchanged for gift certificates and prepaid cards for travel, transportation, lodging, food/restaurants, and retail chains, and almost half of the eco-points awards were issued as credit card company gift certificates.
Corporations were also able to earn eco-points starting in August 2009. The Secretariat reported that 42,449 applications were submitted and points were issued on 33,974 of those applications. The Secretariat reported that:
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• 2.71% were for refrigerators (11,078 units)
• 92.70% were for TVs (208,901 units)
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