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further to my last review I still love the cleansing mill. I may have had to do a coulle of passes over with it but its still the best cream maleup remover that doesn't annoy my skin and actually removes most of my makeup (all with the second application). now I'm using it with the face wash my skin is happy at last. I have been looking for cleansers that will truly cleanse without annoyance since puberty and im now 44. I've tried a heck of a lot of brands over the years and it's truly amazing to me that my face is cleansed and not red and stinging. Long may it continue.
This stuff is AWESOME!!! I have dry, sensitive skin, with rosacea, that is also prone to acne. Lucky me. I have tried so many products, but always find myself disappointed with the outcome. If it is gentle enough to not irritate my skin, I get acne... and everything else, causes my skin to get raw, with acne.
I have tried oil cleansers before, but the rubbing required for removal was too much for my delicate skin. This oil based cleanser is amazing. My face looks better than it has in years. I can even wash my face twice a day, which is something I couldn't even do when using cleansers made for people with rosacea. Two big thumbs up.
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I had to drop the score a bit. I couldn't use it every day, because the daily rubbing became too much for my sensitive skin. I now wash my face with oatmeal on a daily basis, and use this cleanser to remove makeup and sunblock.
I've been using this cleanser since last fall. I used to use DHC's cleansing oil but found it's become too drying for my 40+ skin. This is a very creamy cold cream type cleanser that doesn't irritate my skin. My skin feels softer after I cleanse with this. I feel like this does a good job of removing my physical sunscreen. It's somewhat expensive but this is one of the few cleansers I've found (even so called sensitive ones) that doesn't dry me out. The pump dispenser works well
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I use this on days when my skin is more dry and / or irritated. I'll use it in place of my DHC deep cleansing oil at nights to cleanse and remove makeup. It's creamy and soothing on my skin and doesn't really have a fragrance which is a big plus for me.
I massage this into my skin and then wipe it off with a soft washcloth and warm water before using my other nighttime skin care products.
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This is a very good cleansing milk. I wear mineral makeup and my skin tends to be oily. So in summer I feel a little bit gunky by the end of the day and in the winter my skin can feel dryish. Either way, this cleansing milk feels soothing and very thoroughly cleansing. It smoothly liquifies dirt and makeup and makes it easy to tissue it off. I feel that the liquifying action of cleansing creams and milks also melts and minimizes any blackheads on my T-zone and this cleanser works well in that capacity as well. After tissuing off my makeup I like to apply a clean hot wrung out face cloth as a final cleansing step before moisturizing. After that I really feel clean, moist and refreshed. One reviewer mentioned that the consistency is a little bit like milk of magnesia and I know what she means. Somehow this milk isn't quite as greasy as I expected, but it does do the job well.
This cleansing milk even does a great job of liquifying my mascara (I wear non-waterproof). I bought this when it was on sale for $19 and I'd like it even better if it sold for $15. I do think it's overpriced at $24.
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I used this product from the sample packets many times, and just recently decided to spring for the full bottle. I think it's kind of pricey ($24 for 6.7 fl oz), but I do think it has been better for my skin than what I have been using because of its ingredients- and because it is fragrance-free. I don't think it is a great makeup remover on its own, but it is a very good and gentle facial cleanser. I compared this to Estee Lauder Take It Away (a similar product that you massage into dry skin and it is supposed to dissolve makeup), and I found the Estee Lauder product to be much better at dissolving and removing the makeup from my skin. But I don't use the Cleansing Milk to remove my make-up. I like to use a make-up removing wipe first, and then I apply the Cleansing Milk to my dry skin. Then I take my Clarisonic brush and dampen it just a bit, and massage the Cleansing Milk into my face with the brush. After rinsing my face, it always feels fresh, clean, non-dry, and free of any irritation. I have very sensitive skin and rosacea, so these are important features to me. If I start noticing any skin problems with daily use of this product, I will come and update my review. But for now, I really like this cleanser and if I continue to have good results with it, I will most definitely repurchase.
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I have tried this cleansing milk (DHC's version of a cold cream make-up remover) - and compared to other cold creams out there - it works decently at removing make-up. It is not as good, in my opinion as the mild touch cleansing oil (DHC's latest oil for make-up removal that I am totally WILD about) - but it does the job. It feels wonderful going on (sort of a milky texture) and I always wipe it off with a Pond's clean sweep make-up remover cloth (to ensure all of the make-up comes off without an extra cleansing step). It leaves my face soft, clean & hydrated - but I think it would be better for the winter. I feel like it will leave my face too moisturized for the summer months - but I will probably revisit this during winter when my face needs the extra hydration.
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This is a good makeup remover, but I prefer the consistency of DHC's Cleansing Oil. To me, the consistency is unusual -- sort of a cross between oil and milk of magnesia, but not bad. It works well, removes makeup, and leaves skin soft, but what I don't like is that when removing mascara, no matter how tight I close my eyes, a little bit seems to get in and leave a white film over my eyes.
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This light lotion cleanser works very well on my dry and sensitive skin. It has no detergents and it feels soft and moisturizing. It rinses off easily. (I use a separate makeup remover.) The bottle comes with a removable clear plastic top that can be placed over the opening for traveling to prevent accidental spillage.
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I've gone through a number of these and I'm surprised there's no reviews! It's great!!
This product is a lotion-textured cleansing cream/milk in a tall pump bottle: no fragrance :-)) and no dyes or colorings, as per usual at DHC. What makes this cleanser different: it seems to be a cleansing oil in creamy form. You apply it as a makeup remover to dry skin, massage it around and then either tissue off or rinse with water. I find a second cleansing to be optional, depending on how layered with stuff I am :-) For minimal makeup and average-day sunscreen, it's fine alone, but for waterproof sunscreen plus makeup, IMO an additional cleansing with your usual cleanser would be in order.
For years I had wished for a cold cream or cleansing cream with all of these features, and I became devoted to this product as soon as DHC came out with it. It's a fairly large bottle, but it travels a bit more securely than a cleansing oil would - no leaks so far. I'll never be without it!
Ingredients: water/eau, limnanthes alba (meadowfoam) seed oil, caprylic/capric triglyceride, triethylhexanoin, dipropylene glycol, squalane, pentylene glycol, polysorbate 60, olea europaea (olive) fruit oil, carbomer, stearic acid, batyl alcohol, phenoxyethanol, sucrose stearate, sorbitan stearate, glyceryl stearate SE, behenyl alcohol, tocopherol, potassium hydroxide
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President Obama made calls to a handful of top business leaders over the weekend, a White House official said Sunday, as part of effort to build support for his approach to averting the fiscal cliff.
In conversations that came during his weekend of travel to and in Asia, Obama stressed "the need to find a balanced deficit reduction solution that protects the middle class and continues to move our economy forward," the official said.
Obama spoke to Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett, Apple CEO Tim Cook, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, Boeing CEO Jim McNerney and Costco CEO Craig Jelinek, the official said.
The president had a similar conversation with business leaders including the CEOs of General Electric, Honeywell and American Express at the White House on Wednesday. Some in the business community noted the conspicuous absence of CEOs of investment firms at the meeting, but Buffett and Dimon are both key figures on Wall Street and beyond.
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So sometimes I take notes so I don't forget things. And then sometimes, even with the aid of these notes, I still forget things.
I found this list deep in my Notes app. This was from a sparkling wine trade tasting I poured at last year. All of the goings on between somms and servers, all of the ridiculous exchanges, all of the posturing and pomp, all of my pet peeves all crowded together in one place, at one time.
Let's break it down real quick…
-I have no idea why I noted lemon peel here. I do know that someone asked me whether or not the ice consistency had anything to do with keeping the wines at the right temperature. Yes, that was an actual conversation I had.
-I love it when people roll their eyes or act annoyed when I can't understand what wine they're asking me to pour. I get requests for the wine by region, by producer, by vintage, by producer, by number… At any given time, there are usually 10 to 12 wines in front of me… I wish we could come up with some consistency here. And if you can't correctly pronounce the wine, don't butcher it and then expect me to know what you're mumbling. Just ask for the number on your sheet. Also, move the sheet away from your mouth so I can hear what the hell you're saying.
-Please, PLEASE don't wear perfume or cologne or aftershave to tastings. I'd rather smell your natural body odor, honestly, than Chanel No. 5 or Axe Body. There is nothing more off-putting and jarring to me than artificial scents at a trade tasting.
-There was a bottling with an overtly pretty pink label at this particular tasting, and one man (who had previously called me "babe" when he asked for Wine Number 43) told me it would be a great wine to promote "breast awareness". Not my buyer, so I said to him that, most likely, breast awareness does not need promotion… that I was sure he was fully aware of breasts already, BABE.
-I saw another man pour his dump cup in the water pitcher by accident… he realized what he had done… looked around to see if anyone had seen him… and then walked nonchalantly away from the crime.
-I had multiple people ask me where I got my dress that day, so I consider that a good dress. (That was meant more as a note to self)
-I don't know what the multiple books comment was about. I can't recall.
-You know those 3 minutes when you've pushed your glass in front of me, then you suddenly can't decide which wine to try? Those are minutes of my life that I can't have back. And then you ask me which one is my favorite… I will pour you the wine closest to my right hand.
-Why do some people feel like they have to dress up for these things? Red cowboy boots, white leggings with lace peek-a-boo cut-outs, leopard print… Leave your fashion statement at home.
-Ugh… the pins. So many pins. You're at a trade tasting, so we can assume that you know something about wine and that you have at least some credentials behind you, even if those include clawing your way up from busboy to winebuyer. I don't care if it's MW or Level One WSET… YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR PIN AT HOME.
-And inevitably, a few really stupid questions. My favorite was a pinhead who asked how much Pinot Noir was in the Blanc de Blancs he was tasting. And it wasn't that he didn't realize what was in the glass. His words were, "How much Pinot Noir is in the Blanc de Blancs this year?"
-And lastly, please don't expect to engage in lengthy discussions with me about disgorgement, soils, and dosage at this very moment… make a note and ask your rep at a later time when we're not pouring for hundreds of people.
Reps and buyers alike, got any trade tasting etiquette to share or stories to tell?
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HTC Zara mini: images and specs leak out
Having just passed through Tenaa, the Chinese FCC-equivalent, any hope for a surprise as far as the HTC Zara mini is concerned can be abandoned. As if the semi-official images weren't enough, we also have our first set of alleged specs that will come packed in the mini version of the mid-ranger. As you're about to see, the scoop is rather extensive, all things considered.
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Android 4.1.2
4.3-inch, 480x800 TFT display
1GHz dual-core chipset, possibly a Snapdragon 400
512MB of RAM, 8GB of microSD-expandable internal storage
A 5MP CMOS sensor capable of 720p video at the rear with a 1.3MP front shooter
132x66x9.88mm, weighs 125g
dual-SIM support, compatible with GSM/WCDMA networks
gravity, proximity and light sensors
comes in black and white
Release date remains unknown, but the word on the street is that the HTC Zara mini will come commanding a price of about $212 (1299 Yuan).
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1. Kurai (unregistered)
And everyone is complaining about how huge the xperia z1's bezel is. lol
2. amats69 (Posts: 1124; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
Xperia z1 is a high end device..this is a mid range device.
8. PunyPoop (Posts: 741; Member since: 18 Jan 2013)
Xperia Z1 is a water resistant device..
3. anleoflippy (Posts: 309; Member since: 03 Jan 2013)
I guess the bezels for this is handling the device better.
4. tomn1ce (Posts: 103; Member since: 12 Mar 2012)
The side bezels on the ONE are huge as well...the top and bottom bezels on this one are not helping either, what's up with that..
5. LetsBeHonest (Posts: 947; Member since: 04 Jun 2013)
Bezel on HTC One is well used for speakers. BoomSound
12. ashdch99 (Posts: 14; Member since: 15 Aug 2013)
what is the big deal with large bezels, it actually doesn't make any difference, its the phone experience along with the price that it is coming that should be concerned..
6. boosook (Posts: 1074; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
With 512MB it will have problems running even the current version of Android... this is an entry-level phone, and the price seems to be too high. Its competitors (s3 mini, Xperia L or M, to name a few) all have 1gb of ram.
7. ahmed_ali_yossef2010 (Posts: 159; Member since: 26 Jul 2012)
I liked the more curvy design in the past rumor
9. gigaraga (Posts: 1367; Member since: 29 Mar 2013)
Design is sexy as.
10. najib1312 (Posts: 102; Member since: 08 May 2013)
Another fail! 512MB RAM ain't enough nowadays. Even Low-end phones like Xperia L, P or Galaxy Grand/Core/Win series comes with 1GB RAM
11. robocopvn (Posts: 198; Member since: 10 Mar 2010)
512mb ram ?? wtf ?? I bet the difference between 512mb ram and 1gb ram only cost HTC 2$ or 3$ more at much hahaha HTC I cannot believe how you actively becomes less attractive to me. 2 years ago, think of a smartphone, I think of HTC. Nowadays, NO WAY !!
to HTC fanboy: I used 3 HTC phones in the past and still use HTC chacha now. but my next phone will never be HTC again


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Another View -- Karen Feldscher: Remembering my friend Cissy Taylor, lost one year ago
Cissy worked for many years at the Union Leader as a crime reporter and editor. Before that, she was my first editor at my first newspaper job, at the Lawrence Eagle-Tribune. She was a great boss - supportive, good at giving advice, matter-of-fact, fun. I worked for her for about a year and a half, and after that we could focus on simply being friends. It stayed that way for 30 years.
Her Derby Day party was a big deal. It was when everyone in Cissy's circle came together. The party would start slow, a few people milling about under a big tent in her backyard, a few watching the sportscasters' pre-race banter on the television in the living room. Cissy's brother Richard, twirling the edges of his mustache, would case the room with a basket filled with tiny slips of paper featuring the horse's names. "A dollar each," he'd call. "Bet on a horse!"
Each slip had the name of one of the racehorses - intriguing names like Strike the Gold, Go for Gin, Thunder Gulch, Super Saver. You'd pick a few slips, hoping this would be your year. If your horse won, you got the pot; if your horse came in last place, you'd get that year's Kentucky Derby shot glass.
As it neared post time, the crowd swelled. People huddled around the television, fingering their little strips of paper, murmuring their horses' names, commenting on the odds that flashed across the screen.
The food was oh-so-fun - perfect frozen mint juleps, ham-and-beaten-biscuit sandwiches, baked beans, Cissy's one-of-a-kind spinach salad with strawberries and blueberries, hot mustard dip with pretzels, and a giant chocolate sheet cake with a thoroughbred galloping across the icing.
Many years I'd arrive early so I could spend time alone with Cissy. She'd unwrap the ham that her Kentucky relatives - the actual Taylor ham family! - had shipped to her, along with a big plastic bag full of biscuits. We'd sit at the table, slicing open each biscuit, sliding in a few small slices of ham, nibbling as we went along. Often it had been a year since we'd seen each other, so there was plenty to talk about: work, relationships, friends, kids.
She was just the same way she'd been as an editor: supportive, good at giving advice, matter-of-fact, fun. She was quick to smile and had warm laugh lines around her eyes that made you want to smile and laugh with her. And she was a natural storyteller. I got to hear choice tidbits about her work as a crime reporter - about state cops, prosecutors, murderers, crime scenes.
Her bout with breast cancer was an ordeal. An operation, then chemo. Before chemo she gamely threw herself a scarf party in anticipation of losing her hair. I couldn't be at the party, so I sent one in the mail; she expressed her gratitude. Later, after her treatment was over and we met for dinner one night, she told me something about chemo that's stuck in my mind ever since. "It's one of those weird side effects you don't really know about ahead of time," she said. "You know how when you're washing a pan and you go to scrape off some dirt with a fingernail? You can't do that when you're having chemo because it makes your fingernails weak."
She got through the chemo. She was back working, living her life. She'd left the newspaper and worked briefly as a consultant, then as information officer for the New Hampshire House of Representatives. After that job was eliminated, she wound up working as a waitress. She said she loved it.
And then - she was gone.
Unfortunately, I missed any chance to formally mark Cissy's death - I didn't learn about it until after there'd been a memorial service in Manchester. On Facebook, I saw pictures of a small group of friends who stood on a street corner after the memorial and released balloons in her memory. Before Cissy's death I hadn't given much thought to funerals or memorial services. They were grim, something you had to get through. But not being able to mark the passing of someone you were close with? Very bad.
So, one year after Cissy's birthday - and with Derby Day coming along - I am pausing again to remember her. I suspect there are many people in southern New Hampshire, Kentucky and elsewhere doing the same thing.
On Derby Day I hope to find a mint julep somewhere - I'm sure it won't be as good as the ones at those Derby Day parties at Cissy's house, but I'll do what I can - and raise a glass. And remember.
Karen Feldscher is a writer in Needham, Mass.
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Tommy Chong is defending daughter Rae Dawn Chong following her controversial comments about Oprah Winfrey during an interview last week.
Rae Dawn mused that O is an ugly, brown-nosing "biotch" who would have been a "field n--ger" back in the day ... not the more prized "house n--ger."
Tommy says she's just being honest, because that's just how it was:
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John Lescroart's latest has all the makings of a great thriller: breakneck pacing, electrifying courtroom scenes and a cast of richly crafted characters. There's the protagonist, a cunning San Francisco attorney named Mark Dooher, who may be ruthless enough to murder anyone who gets in his way; his pursuer, Detective Abe Glitsky, who tracks Dooher while exploring his own guilt over his wife's death from cancer; Wes Farrell, Dooher's ne'er-do-well best friend, who is vainly battling his own sense of failure; and Christina Carrera, a young attorney emotionally scarred by an ex-lover's betrayal, who is pursued, sexually, by the charismatic Dooher.
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TCU coach Gary Patterson hopes receiver Brandon Carter returns to the team in August.But if the former Euless Trinity standout doesn't get his academics in order this spring or summer, the team needed to give others a shot at assuming his role.And his role was supposed to be huge in 2013, taking over for leading receiver Josh Boyce. Off-the-field issues distracted him, however, and he finished fourth on the team with 370 receiving yards and no touchdowns.Carter, who is not practicing this spring so he can concentrate on academics, could return and assume his position as one of the Frogs' top targets in 2014, if eligible. He would join David Porter as the only seniors among the receiving corps."If he makes his academics," Patterson said after Monday's practice. "He's got to pass. Why take reps away from somebody if he's not eligible?"The receiving unit is on the hot seat after a mostly subpar 2013 season and the February dismissal of LaDarius Brown, who was tied for the team lead with 36 receptions and third with 393 receiving yards in 2013.Patterson said outside receivers Josh Doctson and Ja'Juan Story are being pushed by Jordan Moore and Kolby Listenbee. Listenbee, Patterson said, scored on a 70-yard reception in Saturday's scrimmage against the second-team defense."Jordan is more athletic; Josh knows more," he said, referring to Moore's recent move from running back to receiver.The four receivers in the incoming recruiting class, Patterson said, will have a substantial chance to play as true freshmen in 2014."We're going to need to just because we don't have the numbers," he said.Sam Carter outStrong safety Sam Carter won't practice the rest of spring because of a minor unspecified leg injury, Patterson said. Carter did not participate in the team's scrimmage Saturday.Carter is a two-year starter and didn't practice the last part of spring a year ago to let an injury heal."We'll grow up the other young strong safeties," Patterson said.Sophomore Denzel Johnson is working with the first team, and redshirt freshman George Baltimore is working with the second team."Spring is time to grow them up. We don't have the time in two-a-days," Patterson said. "It helped [Derrick] Kindred when Sam went out [last spring]. And it will help both those guys, too, as we go forward.Quotable"I won the conference twice being picked sixth. It doesn't matter. No, not anymore. I don't need outside people to drive me. We come out here and we give it all we have and do what we do. It's a 24-hour deal during spring ball." — TCU coach Gary Patterson when asked whether being picked to finish near the bottom of the Big 12 fires him up
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The rhythmic gyrating of the lower fleshy extremities in a lascivious manner with the intent to elicit sexual arousal or laughter in ones intended audience
Hey Girl, lets Twerk on the dance floor.
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black girls in 2 sizes too small shorts having sex with the wall.
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a fancy word for 'booty-poppin"
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Codevelopmental learning between human and humanoid robot using a dynamic neural network model (2008)
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The paper examines characteristics of interactive learning between human tutors and a robot having a dynamic neural network model which is inspired by human parietal cortex functions. A humanoid robot, with a recurrent neural network that has a hierarchical structure, learns to manipulate objects. Robots learn tasks in repeated self-trials with the assistance of human interaction which provides physical guidance until tasks are mastered and learning is consolidated within neural networks. Experimental results and the analyses showed that 1) codevelopmental shaping of task behaviors stems from interactions between the robot and tutor, 2) dynamic structures for articulating and sequencing of behavior primitives are selforganized in the hierarchically organized network, and 3) such structures can afford both generalization and context-dependency in generating skilled behaviors.


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The Legal Clinic for the Disabled (LCD) provides free high-quality legal services to low-income people with physical disabilities and to the deaf and hard of hearing in Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties, Pennsylvania.
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LCD attorneys and their healthcare partners from the The Family Practice and Counseling Network presented a panel on medical-legal partnership at the annual conference of the National Nursing Centers Consortium in Alexandria, VA. The panel, which explored the integration of legal services into a primary care setting, was moderated by Ellen Lawton of the National Center for Medical-Legal Partnership.
Hosted by John Ralston, BuxMont Live is a weekly radio magazine featuring interviews with representatives from local non-profits and community leaders, and highlighting special events in Bucks and Montgomery counties. On Saturday, May 24, Board member Beth Freeman and Staff Attorney Tomas Bednar went on the program to talk about who we are at LCD and the great work that we do, highlighting our MLP sites and CLOC clinics.
On April 17, 2014, staff attorney Brandon Kuykendall conducted a Planning Document Clinic for clients at Associated Services for the Blind in Philadelphia (ASB). Volunteer attorneys from Cozen O'Connor were on hand to meet with clients and complete last wills, powers of attorney, and living wills for them same-day.
Judy, a senior with severe arthritis and hip dysplagia, was referred by her therapist after multiple panic attacks and pain flareups due to an ongoing situation with her daughter. Judy had allowed her daughter and her daughter's family to move in with her after they were evicted from their apartment while they found new housing. However, her daughter would not leave when Judy asked her to and continued to live there unlawfully for more than three years. When she was referred for legal services, Judy's physical and mental health had deteriorated significantly due to the stress of the situation. read more >


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Together with consortium partner Vossloh Kiepe, company has signed an option to supply 16 additional *BOMBARDIER *FLEXITY Swift light rail vehicles (LRVs) to Transport for Greater Manchester's Metrolink system.
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The eight-year contract includes the option for two additional two-year extensions, which, if granted, would raise the contract value to $4.2 billion over 12 years.
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R&O Construction's responsibilities for the X Train's Las Vegas Station include assembling a project team, choosing subcontractors, and evaluating design for budget and time considerations.
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The order is valued at approximately $599 million. Delivery of 10 pilot cars is scheduled to take place in the third quarter of 2014, followed by delivery of the remaining production series cars between mid-2015 and early 2017.
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The $600 million order will allow rolling stock manufacturer to retain 300 jobs and preserves an additional 200 jobs for area suppliers.
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It's a powerful combination that unlocks young voices, unleashes young talents and creates films that are personal, powerful and real.
Each fall and spring, we select 14 diverse and talented teens – and 14 professional filmmakers – from across New York City for the six-month workshop. Taught in partnership with Urban Word NYC, The Lab challenges each student to write and develop a personal documentary story on a subject of his or her choice. Students learn writing, storytelling, basic camera, lighting, sound and Final Cut Pro editing as they put their ideas into action to create original short films. The course culminates in a gala screening to friends, family and the community.
Films created in The Lab have been seen by over 8 million viewers worldwide, have earned five Student Emmys and have been featured on CNN, World News Tonight and the Oprah Winfrey Show. Thousands of New Yorkers watch our films each week on Reel Works With Byron Hurt on NYC-Life. In 2008, The Lab was honored at the White House by the President's Council on the Humanities as one of the top arts programs in the country.
To apply, you must be a high school student between 14-20 years old and be able to attend after-school classes at Reel Works in Park Slope, Brooklyn. You must also have a strong desire to work with a mentor and be able to meet him/her once a week at a time you choose together.
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EVERETT, WA--(Marketwire - 03/10/11) - Zumiez Inc. (NASDAQ:ZUMZ - News) a leading specialty retailer of action sports related apparel, footwear, equipment and accessories, today reported results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended January 29, 2011.
Total net sales for the fourth quarter ended January 29, 2011 (13 weeks) increased 17.9% to $156.2 million from $132.4 million in the quarter ended January 30, 2010 (13 weeks).
The Company posted net income for the quarter of $15.0 million, or $0.49 per diluted share. In the prior year period, Zumiez reported net income of $8.8 million, or $0.29 per diluted share, which included a non-cash charge of $1.8 million, or $0.04 per diluted share, associated with the impairment of store related assets. Comparable store sales increased 13.0% in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2010, compared to a 1.7% decrease in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2009.
Total net sales for fiscal 2010 (52 weeks) increased 17.5% to $478.8 million from $407.6 million in fiscal 2009 (52 weeks).
The Company posted net income of $24.2 million, or $0.79 per diluted share, including costs of $2.4 million, or $0.05 per diluted share, associated with the relocation of the Company's distribution center to Corona, CA from Everett, WA, and $2.1 million, or $0.04 per diluted share, for the settlement of a previously disclosed lawsuit.
In the prior year, net income was $9.1 million, or $0.30 per diluted share, including a non-cash charge of $2.5 million, or $0.05 per diluted share, associated with the impairment of store related assets, and a charge of $1.4 million, or $0.03 per diluted share, associated with the settlement of a previously disclosed lawsuit. Comparable store sales increased 11.9% in fiscal 2010, compared to a decrease of 10.0% in fiscal 2009.
As of January 29, 2011, the Company had cash and current marketable securities of $128.8 million, compared to cash and current marketable securities of $108.1 million as of January 30, 2010.
"We are very pleased with the strength of our fiscal and fourth quarter 2010 sales, up over 17%, and the significant increase in earnings for both the year and the quarter," commented Rick Brooks, Chief Executive Officer of Zumiez.
"Our record fourth quarter earnings reflect great execution by our team and underscores the uniqueness of our concept. We believe the actions we are taking by focusing on a wide selection of brands and strong customer service, combined with the people and infrastructure investments have us well positioned to carry this momentum forward and pursue our growth initiatives."
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Publix's undeserved deal
I heard that Trader Joe's won't come to Chattanooga because they aren't allowed to sell wine in grocery stores here. I'm pretty sure Greenlife had to "work around" a few codes to include their "separate" liquor store (that shares their entrance). But yeah, if you're super rich you can do anything you want in this town apparently.
Publix's undeserved deal
Um, hello? Since when did N. Market Street ever feel like a part of the North Chattanooga safe and friendly neighborhod. I've lived in N Chatt for almost 8 years and I wouldn't like to walk down N. Market after dark. So would you rather strip mall style commercial properties come in? Or would you want a grocery store, that will be cheaper than Greenlife, err Whole Foods, that people can easily walk/ride/drive to? It would make other commercial property values increase, hopefully leading to more revenue and jobs in N. Chatt...
I think there needs to be a Publix there...
However, I do think people should recommend that they use brick rather than cinder blocks and that plenty of trees are planted along N. Market and the new parking lot contains storm-water runoff mediations.
Moment of silence isn't long enough and other letters to the editors
Kev-baby, in order to get through to some people you just have to spread the "Good Word's" perspective, so here's what I found in Romans 8:26 (a few different versions to try to get some wider perspectives on the verbiage)
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Romans 8:26 New International Version (NIV) 26 In the same way, the Spirit helps us in our weakness. We do not know what we ought to pray for, but the Spirit himself intercedes for us through wordless groans.
Good News Translation (GNT) 26 In the same way the Spirit also comes to help us, weak as we are. For we do not know how we ought to pray; the Spirit himself pleads with God for us in groans that words cannot express.
King James Version (KJV) 26 Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.
Personally (and I commend Chancellor Brown for respecting my personal wishes)I would be very offended if my moment of "silence" was interrupted by any group chant/prayer, clearly disrespecting others. Whatever happened to Christian's tolerance and respect? oh and that whole idea of separation of church and state? FYI: I'm an agnostic, pray for me if you want, just don't do it out loud during a moment of silence.


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That should be "spelling\grammar"
Not that I'm a cynic, but..
it's a little hard to get money from the payout to the class action that's being filed if you don't have an iPhone. Just buy a phone, before St Steve admits they made a balls up, sit back and wait for the cheque to arrive.
God-blocking web filter ironically hard to find
It's just front
it's a simple way of collecting the names of heritics and unbelievers, so that they can be tracked down and burnt at the stake. Well they are all going to hell anyway, so why not speed the process along.
iPhone 4 fix to centre on software, negate need for recall
Nice spinning
"Said source claims the problem has been in the iPhone since day one"
So it's not that there is a problem with the iPhone 4, more that iPhone's have always been crap
iPhone 4 developers get software update, but will it fix death grip?
The problem is
no-one knows how they calculate the bar strength, if we use your example as the before who's to say that the after isn't
1 bar : 0 - 5%
2 bars : 6 - 10%
3 bars : 11-60%
4 bars : 61-80%
5 bars : 80% +
This way your iPhone is fantastic as it never drops below the magic 3 bars
I think the Apple boys have been watching Spinal Tap
This software "fix" seems like Spinal Tap's amps in reverse
"Our amps are so loud, we've made them go to 11"
"Why not just make 10 louder?"
"Our amps go to 11"
Double whammy: The music tax based on deep packet inspection
Re: Pfft, never happen
Hate to break the news to you, but that Gorillaz CD you bought, part of the cost to you is an "insurance" put on price by the store to cover defective\stolen stock so to use your words
"you have to paysome monies to the music industry because some people knick CDs"
re: erm... ok...
just two minor, tiny points. Downloading copywritten material is not stealing, nor is it illegal.
Copying a CD is not the same as stealing one. If you steal it, there is lost revenuve plus the cost of buying replacement stock, by copying it the revenue is lost but there are replacement costs. The record labels probably prefer that people shop lift rather than copy, as they take thier cut out of the wholesale price when shops order stuff.
Also it's not a criminal matter but a civil offence, so it would be unlawful and not illegal. Civil cases have lower burden's of proof ( guilt based 'on the balance of probablities' and not 'beyond reasonable doubt') and lower penalties to along with it. The record companies want the to keep the civil burden of proof but impose criminal penalties.
The judge in the $67,500 torrenting fine knew the difference http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/07/10/p2p_damages_reduced/
as did the Dark Lord Peter Mandelson, when he was pushing the Digital Economy bill through.
Re: All taxes are the same
Oh no they aren't. NI , PAYE & Council Tax are ostensibly there to keep the lights on and provide the basic normal stuff we expect from the Government. The duties and booze, fags, luxury foods & fuel are as much social engineering as revenue raising, these things are bad for you\others therefore we'll make you think twice about buying them by artifically jacking the price up. The ISP levy is a social engineering charge which goes to the music companies and not the Government, well except for the VAT that'll be put on it.
The four horsemen are on their way
I will put my hands up to being the occasional freetard, but with an ISP levy I'll be subsidising the more frequent freetards which isn't right. Also the non-freetards will be subsidising me, for something they never do, which is bang out of order.
The idea of giving a license to an ISP is good but needs a few changes. The license needs extending beyond just music to include films,tv, books etc. The pricing needs to be looked at closely as the ISP's will still be competing with free "services" whilst the production\distribution costs of the copyright holder are going to be zero. Price it too high, no-one uses the service and the copyright holders turn around with the "all freetards are thieves" canard, to demand shutting down the internet.
And why the horsemen? Well I'm agreeing with Andrew about something, so the Apocalyse can't be far behind.
Loons speak brains on gov Treasury crowdsource site
Just wondering if
the Daily Wail has managed to link it's own festering hate-filled mesage boards directly to the government sites.
IBM employee sparks massive bank outage
They need to employ the BoFH
as he'd have ready supplies of lime, carpet and shovels
Apple iPhone forums gripped by deleted thread paranoia
Is it just me...
or does the level 3,4 and 5 users guff sound like Apple have been taking advice from the Scientologist on how to organise thier followers?
That would be the anti-Canute
King Canute was a very sensible, pious and humble ruler who was surrounded by sychophants and toadies who claimed he could do anything. To prove these half-wits wrong he went down to the beach and then got a bit wet to demonstrate that he wasn't more powerful than the seas or God that commanded them.
St Steve is surrounded by the sychophants and toadies (customers) but lacks piety, humility or any common sense by the look s of it.
Distie thief gets 14 months despite CPS 'incompetence'
Re: No statue of limitations
but there is Article 6 of the ECHR, where trials have to be conducted within a reasonable time. And trial delayed by roughly four times the length of the sentence doesn't seem reasonable, to me at least.
Consumer Reports: 'We were wrong about the iPhone 4'
Forget this so called testing lab
Apple should know they are really in it up to thier necks, as Jezza Clarkson referenced the iPhone in this weeks Stig intro. And if that isn't bad news then I'm James May.
as it's being put on a mobile phone wouldn't that make it a cell-o-tape?
PCI approval yanked from PIN entry kit
Of course this could never happen
Go to make the complex pen holding gesture, only to find the reference version of the complex pen holding gesture is either missing from a new card or is very badly faded and useless for varification. The owner of the card then fills in the reference copy of the complex pen holding gesture and hands it over to the sales assistant who compares the reference and "actual" complex pen holding gestures, sees that they are identical and lets the transaction go through.
And that never happened to me twice.
SCO rises from the dead (again)
Banks and credit
If you owe a bank a few thousand, they'll hound for the cash until your dying day.
If you owe a bank millions they'll be your friend for life.
iPhone 4 burns, hurts owner
Must have been the users fault
as he wasn't holding it properly.
Mines the one with the Apple resistant coating
Fanbois love sex toys: Official
So it's offical then
Appletards are a bunch of tossers.
Well some had to say it.
Blizzard exposes real names on WoW forums
I think the size of fail icon needs to be doubled
So is Annihilator your forname or surname?
Most new 2009 EU powerplant was
wind oops, gas
Well look at the upside
"Utter uttter utter rubbish, usually circulated by anti-renewable bigots. Please don't repost this rubbish."
At least they are recyling thier rubbish and not producing any new rubbish.
Mines the one made from hemp.
'Huge airships to carry freight starting 10 years from now'
They work, it's just a slightly harder landing when they break
How well they cope depends on what type of Ekranoplan it is
Q : Anyway, how can something with *that* many engines be efficient? :)
A : By not using all of them
Apple, AT&T slapped with iPhone 4 lawsuit
Who says it can't be both?
Steve 1: We just got the first batch of iPhone 4's delivered.
Steve 2: Just a minor problem, they stop working when you pick them up. So we'll have to send them all back redesign the hardware and wait for new batch before sending them out to masses.
Steve 1: Hey look! I put this rubber band on the bottom and it started working again.
Steve 2: Quick, buy a shed load of rubber bands. If we put them in some nice packaging, call them er...
Steve 1: Bumpers?
Steve 2: yeah, bumpers. We can charge $20 a pop, think of the profit.
St. Steve: Well done my young acolytes. And as a reward you may each take one iPhone 4. But you'll have to buy your own bumpers.
German arrested for Adolf Hitler ringtone
The British invasion would have failed
In 1974 military commamders from both sides ran war games following the planned 1940 invasion of Britian (Operation Sealion). The war games came to the conclusion that whilst German troops would have landed, the supply lines would have within days forcing the invaders to surrender within a few weeks.
Cash woes hold back National Insurance IT improvements
definately won't get the money with comments like this
"the department will struggle to deliver on improvements to revenue collection and tackling tax evasion"
As tax evasion seems to the sport of choice for the friends of the nasty party, there's no way they'll get the funding.
Cumbria massacre top cop also patrols cyberspace
Quick somebody fire him...
it sounds like he has a clue about t'internet and tech stuff, so obviously the wrong man for the job.
Loud sex ASBO woman spared jail again
"The Tyne and Wear woman who simply cannot put a sock in it while making the beast with two backs has been spared jail for a second time."
If she's putting a sock in it, then she's doing it wrong....
Spoof beer ad mocks England footie flops
Is there any chance
that the collective commentard community can engineer the up/down votes on the above post to be 4 - 1 ?
BT boss brands Britain illiterate
Nevermind English standards
Mike Rake needs a maths lesson, a quarter of 26000 is 6500 not 6000. But that 6000 is a nice round number there's fair chance that it's bee rounded for convience as "one fifth of applications unusable" doesn't seem as bad as the chosen figure.
US energy-weapon project going well
And in other arms news...
China has just started mass production of mirror coated missiles and increased it's supply of smoke grenades to it's infantry.
Laser-toting robots take over UK hospital
I hope the reset button is ease to access
I mean who would want to be the poor sod trying fiddiling around to find the reset button on a tin can carrying medical waste?
Apple not yet dominant enough for anti-trust action
If they do probe over iAd
Then the net should go wider than just the iPlatform advertising. If you were looking at a choice between two online ad companies, one that covered 90% of the population and one that covered 100% with the extra 10% being technology magpies with more money than sense. Then using the company with 100% coverage makes more sense and will have an impact far wider than companies not being able to advertise inside a small walled garden.
Aussies face 10 year browsing lock-up
You forgot about phase II
where they make use of any tech that doesn't allow government snooping, as if you are hiding anything from the powers that be you are obviously a terrorist or a peado or maybe both.
Although you do have to admire the symetery of the whole thing, it'll turn a nation founded by convicts back into a nation of convicts.
Ofcom refuses to bend over smut TV link-links
@Chris Collins
I hope your therapist is on danger money.
World Cup streaming to choke corporate networks, doomsayers predict
A massive strain on corporate networks
which need lots of filtering kit, or plan B use a tv\projector in a meeting room\canteen and allow a little communal slacking off.
CBI calls for other people to suffer cuts
And in other news...
pigs vote for bigger trough.
BP grabs 'oil spill' keywords on Google
Don't just drive passed BP petrol stations..
use every search engine at your disposal and keep searching for "oil spill" if enough people do it, it should start eating into the marketing budget
England win World Cup, says dried vulture brain
So would
eating the dried brains of El Reg hacks work just as well?
Curses, no vulture icon.
The World's best World Cup Calendar (maybe)
if you a football fan and only use iToys then you're humped
New laser raygun tech: Our sharks kick the tyres
Now if they were reallllly clever
they turn the heat energy back into power to help keep the ray gun firing, and make the whole thing relatively efficent.
Wikileaks' US army 'leaker' arrested
I'd have done the same thing as Lamo
Not reporting serious criminal actions can land you in a whole world of hurt. As Manning was in the process if outing himself as the leaker it would of lead to the inevitable FBI etc investigations and the e-mail trail to your front door, at which point you are looking at being charged as being an accomplace to offences that carry some serious jail time. If Manning was being incredibly stupid by exposing himself as the leaker, then it's his ship if he wants to go down with it fine, but I'm not going with him.
Vince Cable: Feel my mighty SME love
From the desk of Vince Cable
Dear Banks,
a few years ago you all lent far too much money to far too many people creating an unsustainable debt fuelled ecomony which brought the global economy to it's knees. This was bad and you should sit on the naughty step for a very long time, and stop doing all the things that brought about the financial crisis, like loaning out too much cash.
Also whilst you being more fiscally prudent with all of the money we handed over to stop the collapse of the world economy, could you loan more money to people and business.... oh, wait!
Coming soon: Live Vulture 1 GPS tracking test
Classified airborne-ness
strapping it to under carrage of a real Vulture would seem appropriate
Oz government in filter paranoia meltdown
not a fruitcake
more like nutty as squirrel shit
Halting McKinnon extradition not in our power, says Clegg
re Penguin's
I don't know if it applies to all breeds of penguin, but there are at least some that push a "friend" in first to let them check for predators by being lunch. If thier feathered friend survies a bit then they go join them.
Statistics prof nails Blackpool hoopla scam
Whilst I hate to go all Daily Mail
but if I mugged\ demand money with menaces from teenage girls and doctors I'd expect more than a suspended sentence and a bit of light community service. So either a good defence lawyer or a lousy magistrate.
Copernicus reburied with full Catholic honours
Six planets is acurate
as by the time Copernicus shed his mortal coil, neither Uranus, Neptune or Pluto had be discovered or re-classified.
IBM hands out malware-stuffed USB at security conference
but AJ did miss a space, "Fail! Fail!" not "Fail!Fail!"
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Within the dance-music community, everyone will admit to the towering influence of Paul Oakenfold over the industry's direction and sound--some more grudgingly than others. Since starting his DJ career with the UK club night Funhouse in 1984, Oakenfold has helped elevate the dance-floor DJ from anonymous salaryman to bona fide celebrity. Now, you would think people would be grateful, yet some grouse that the man has strayed from his roots, embracing the pop-oriented sounds of trance and progressive house and abandoning the harder-edged sounds of his past sets to placate his crowds. As 2002 comes to a close, he has not only unveiled an artist album, Bunkka, but also a full-scale live tour to further his movement into the mainstream of pop music. No doubt, this will leave the underground heads thankful for the career-creating opportunities made possible by Oakenfold's influence. And even more conflicted.
For his part, Oakenfold approaches his music and his career as a business as well as a passion. Speaking from Los Angeles, where he is rehearsing with his band for a 25-date live tour, Oakenfold talks of his desire to make the music on his debut artist disc as accessible as possible for those who don't hold a doctorate in International Club Culture. "I wanted to do something musically that was a little bit more cutting-edge and representing me and what I've done over the last few years in music," he explains. "The club mixes are on the 12-inch singles. On the album, I wanted to do something to listen to at home or in the car or while you're doing the Hoovering."
It's been a slow and steady movement toward the music he makes alongside studio whizzes Steve Osbourne and Andy Grey, and still spins as a DJ. Oakenfold holds the distinction of signing Salt 'n Pepa and Will Smith to Profile Records as an A&R representative in the early 1980s. But a very different sound would later seduce Oakenfold once he traveled to the Spanish resort island of Ibiza in the summer of 1987. There, Oakenfold was introduced to the sounds of acid house, and he introduced it in turn to his mates, Danny Rampling, Trevor Fung and Nicky Holloway. Rampling and Holloway would import the sound over to the UK with their club nights Shoom and Trip, respectively.
Still, most point to Oakenfold's club night, appropriately titled Future, at London's Heaven nightclub as Ground Zero for Britain's revered "Summer of Love" period a year later. There, Detroit- and Chicago-derived dance tracks combined with ecstasy and Oakenfold's unwavering enthusiasm for the music to eventually transform him into one of the world's first superstar DJs.
Since America never went through the immediate cultural upheaval brought forth by the rave scene, Oakenfold's acceptance in America has been more gradual. Indications of Oakenfold's salability came with the success of his inaugural DJ mix for Kinetic Records' Tranceport series, which went on to sell 150,000 copies. Not unlike progressive jocks Sasha and John Digweed, Oakenfold has toured the States relentlessly enough to establish himself as a major player in every U.S. city with a sizable dance scene. In addition, he has also championed the careers of many American DJs and producers--including D:Fuse from Austin, who has warmed up for Oakenfold on past tours--and established himself as a budding soundtrack producer by penning the score for 2001's Swordfish.
All of this sets the stage for Bunkka, released on Maverick Records, a massive electronic pop melange of trance, hip-hop, down-tempo and breakbeat styles topped with a who's who of guest vocalists. Ice Cube, Perry Farrell, Shifty Shellshock from Crazy Town, Nelly Furtado, Tricky and Hunter S. Thompson all compensated for Oakenfold's admitted inability to sing on the album's songs. Sorry, none of these guys will be accompanying Oakenfold on tour, but they will still maintain a virtual presence through film projections behind the band. Oakenfold hired L.A.-based Mars Media to film the vocalists over a blue screen where special visuals will be keyed in behind them.
As Oakenfold elaborates, behind the singers is a visual journey. "[Each film] kind of represents each individual track, so on 'Time of Your Life,' there's Perry [Farrell] dancing and singing in various locations. We've made him the same size as the Eiffel Tower, and he's skipping and dancing around the Eiffel Tower. And he goes to Vegas and New York, and he's on Times Square. So each visual usually fits the concept to what we're doing."
Oakenfold will preface the live portion of his show with an hour-long DJ set, after which he will be joined by drummer John Tonks (Tricky) and bassist Tim Hutton (Groove Armada). As for what Oakenfold himself will be doing during the set, he jokes, "I'm playing tambourine. And making coffee." Before anyone gets the wrong idea, he adds, "I'll be playing keyboards. I'll be basically mixing the set live from a 24-track mixing board. And I'll be running rhythms over certain sections of the record, similar to what Liam [Howlett] from the Prodigy or the Chemical Brothers do."
Some out there seriously insist, however, that Oakenfold's tambourine playing is the only contribution he lends to his productions besides his name. In the November issue of dance-music magazine Mixer, trance-pop prodigy BT calls Oakenfold "a fuckin' hand puppet" who "has not participated in a single piece of music that he's put his name on." Defending his own work with Britney Spears and 'N Sync, BT goes on to say, "You have people who are considered overly commercialized that are such incredible talents and you've got some douchebag like Oakenfold taking the credit for other people's work."