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This is a truly disappointing moisturizer for normal to oily skin. Far from "Pure.Fect", it mostly irritates skin due to the amount of alcohol it contains and the presence of several fragrance ingredients. Yes, this has a light gel texture but so do many other moisturizers, and they achieve this without resorting to alcohol. Even without the alcohol, this moisturizer has little of value for anyone's skin, and the price is out of line. The amount of salicylic acid (and the pH of this moisturizer) does not permit it to function as an exfoliant.
A hydrating gel with the freshness and hydration of a moisturizer and the finish of a mattifying powder. A new fragrance to Biotherm: citrus floral and pure and fresh for a clean skin sensation.
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But is there anything to Biotherm's fervent belief in and pervasive use of vitreoscilla ferment? This gram-negative bacteria can help cells utilize oxygen better in vitro (Source: Journal of Biotechnology, January 2001, pages 57–66). But whether that effect can be translated to benefit skin cells via a cosmetic formulation is unknown, and there are no studies supporting the use of this ingredient for skin care. Therefore, you're left to take Biotherm's word for it, even though they don't bother to explain why they avoided so many well-researched antioxidants, or use minuscule amounts of intriguing ingredients that in greater amounts can positively affect skin's structure and healthy functioning. Plus you have to wonder, if this is such a great ingredient for skin, why don't the other L'Oreal companies such as Lancome, Kiehl's, La Roche-Posay, or even L'Oreal use it?
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If there's anyone who ever remembers seeing this kind of rain in the Ozarks in late July and early August, I would like for you to tell me when it was. In some areas we have had more rain in two weeks than we normally get all spring. It ruins some of the fishing I look forward to all year, and that is the stream fishing you can find in the Ozarks during the peak of the summer, using buzz-baits and an assortment of topwater lures.
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David Anderson was appointed to Amgueddfa Cymru as Director General in 2010. Prior to that he was Director of Learning in the Victoria & Albert Museum London having previously held various positions in museum education. He is recognised as an authority on cultural strategy and arts education.
In 1999 he was awarded an OBE for services to museums and education. He has published widely including the UK Government report "A common Wealth: Museums in the Learning Age". He has been the advisor to the UK Government on a wide range of Initiatives including Culture On-Line, Creative Partnerships and a national museum and gallery education strategy. He is also the author of the best selling children's books "The Spanish Armada" and "Mutiny on the Bounty". From 2004 to 2008 he was also Co-Director of the Exhibition Road Cultural Group, London's first cultural quarter.
Mark Richards
Director of Operations and Deputy Director General
Mark Richards is the Deputy Director General and Director of Operations, with responsibility for the management of all of the Museum sites, Partnerships, Press and PR, Enterprises and Buildings and Estates. He leads on issues of Sustainability and Health and Safety. He is the Project Director for the £25.5m St Fagans Project, which is currently underway. He also has responsibility for liaison with our Sponsoring Division at the Welsh Government.
He has an MBA and is a Corporate Member of the Chartered Institute of Building.
Neil Wicks
Director of Finance & Corporate Resources
Neil Wicks joined Amgueddfa Cymru in June 2011. A qualified accountant for over twenty years, Neil worked in various roles in the public and private sectors, before spending ten years as Director of Operations and Corporate Resources at the Care Council for Wales, a public body whose turnover grew from £1.5 m to £10m.
His responsibilities are finance, including the organization's £29m turnover of accounts, human resources and ICT.
Neil is currently a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy, and District Commissioner for the North and West of Cardiff Scout Movement, representing the District at Area and National level. He has learned to speak Welsh and is studying for an MBA.
Janice Lane
Director of Learning, Exhibitions & Digital Media
Janice Lane joined Amgueddfa Cymru in September 2012 as Director of Learning, Exhibitions and New Media. Prior to this she was Senior Museums Manager at Glasgow Museums/Glasgow Life with a portfolio incorporating learning, social inclusion, access, public programming, digital and new media, interpretation, outreach and volunteer development. She had a strategic learning and interpretation role in Glasgow Museums' key capital projects at Kelvingrove Museum & Art Gallery and Riverside Museum of Transport & Technology. She has also had a corporate role within Glasgow Life, contributing to the organization's policies on learning, audience engagement and participation.
At Amgueddfa Cymru she will lead on learning, interpretation, exhibition and digital developments across the organization and in support of key major projects. She has responsibility for the Learning, Programming & Presentations and New Media departments.
Peter Wakelin
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Dr Peter Wakelin joined Amgueddfa Cymru in January 2014 as Director of Collections and Research. Prior to this he was Secretary of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales, the national research body and archive for the historic environment. At the Commission Peter helped to enhance online public access to the archive, create a centre of excellence in 3-d reconstruction and develop the BBC television series Hidden Histories, which followed the work of the Commission's investigators.
Prior to that he was Head of the Regeneration Unit in the Communities Directorate of the Welsh Assembly Government and before that, for 12 years an Inspector of Ancient Monuments and Historic Buildings at Cadw, where he was a key player in the inscription of Blaenavon as a World Heritage Site in 2000.
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- Is this job one that you actually like, or are you only doing it to pay for the trip?
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- Why did you decide to take this trip? What got you into this type of travel, and/or influenced you to go?
- What is your biggest fear about this trip?
- Are your family, friends, co-workers, etc., supportive of you? What is their opinion of your going around the world?
- How much planning and preparing have you done?
- What are you packing? What do you consider your most indispensable item(s)?
- How do you think your round-the-world trip will change your life? How do you think it will affect and change you as a person?
- If you had to sum up your thoughts/feelings about your round-the-world trip in one sentence, what would it be?
- Why do you think people should go on round-the-world trips? Why not just take a regular old one- or two-week vacation instead?
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- Why do you like to travel?
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July 2006
I Ain't Never Comin' Back
Florida, USA
One more paycheck and I'm gone
Florida, San Francisco, Tahiti, Cook Islands, New Zealand, Australia, Indonesia, Maylaysia, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Burma, India, China, Vladivostok Russia –> Trans Siberian Railway trough Moscow to St. Petersburg, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Germany, Netherlands, UK, Ireland, Belgium, France, Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Italy, Greece, Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, South Africa, Western Sahara, Brazil, Peru, Anguilla, Virgin Islands British/U.S., Cayman Islands, Bahamas
Why not take this kind of trip? You only live once. I don't want to die tomorrow not having seen all of the places I want to see or not having done all of things that I want to do.
As of now, none.
I have not yet met one person who is supportive. Everyone I have talked to says that it is a waste of time and in the end I will not have gained anything, only wasted money. I couldn't disagree more.
Just Enough
Considering the amount of travel advice online screaming "I took to much, I could've left it all at home!", I will be taking a few T-shirts, a pair of pants, pair of shorts, two pairs of socks, pair of running shoes, pair of sandals. thats all folks…
I don't know. I can't wait to find out though!
I can't wait to go!
Whatever makes you happy. If you like to take a break from your life to relax somewhere exotic for two weeks, thats great. I want to make travel my life.
I have no idea, maybe that its impossible..? Maybe thats why I want to go; to prove to myself that it is not so unattainable.
I like that feeling of being in a new place. It makes me feel alive.
If your heart starts beating faster when you think of going to all of the far away places that you thought you would never see, then I think that this kind of travel is for you. I will have more advice upon my return (if i come back). =]


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Body. Body shape not depressed. Dorsum of body sculpturing without callosities. Body size smaller than 14 mm or larger than 14 mm.
Head. Head shape not inflated or modified. Ocellus present. Frons shape, superior portion convex. Frontal scar absent. Clypeus profile continuing profile of frons.
Thorax. Pronotum width smaller than transocular width. Pronotum, posterior portion not dorsally produced. Pronotum length not attaining mesonotal suture. Pronotum lateral margins divergent anteriorly. Pronotum sculpturing with punctures or fovea. Proepimeron as tall as wide. Proepimeron, posterior margin without projection. Metepimeron exposure exposed. Metepimeron aspect with shelf-like projection.
Wings. Forewing development macropterous. Forewing texture opaque or coriaceous. Corium supranumerary veins absent. Clavus supranumerary veins few crossveins between claval veins. Forewing number of anteapical cells three. Forewing claval veins approximating at mid-length. Forewing coloration variable. Forewing costal sclerotized reddish triangle absent. Hindwing vein R2+3 absent.
Legs. Foretibia cylindrical. Hindfemur apical setal formula 2:0:0 or 2:1:1 or 2:1:1:1 or 3:1:1. Hindfemur length in rest position apex not reaching proepimeron.
Abdomen. Abdomen aspect unmodified.
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It's amazing how little is known about some really basic things -- like what causes PMS, for example. But finally this is becoming an active topic: major new findings will be posted here as I learn about them. For example, (Jarva, 2007):
I keep worrying that I am missing something. So, even though the news is not good, I was slightly reassured by an article in the daily newsletter for the journal Science, entitled "What Is the Link between Women's Hormones and Mood Disorders?" Referring to a recent review of this issue published by faculty from the University of Alberta, the article concludes that although women are 1.5-3 times more likely to suffer from depression than men, "researchers are only beginning to recognize the complex interactions among estrogens, serotonin and mood."
To read from the researchers who actually study these things directly, go to the Harvard team's Center for Women's Mental Health (www.womensmentalhealth.org). Read on if you want my personal opinion after reading the experts'.
For example, in my opinion you won't hear enough from most sources about approaches for PMS that do not involve medications at all. You need a balanced presentation of your options, whether you have "PMS" or something else. You may also need some help learning how to decide among them.
From the point of view of a general (not specialist) psychiatrist interested in the complex relationship between hormones and mood, here are some specific topics you may find interesting:
Over time I'll be back with links to other websites or my own descriptions of new research and its implications. Finally, you may have noticed I am particularly interested in complex mood disorders like Bipolar Disorder. These disorders are strongly affected by hormone changes. Here is my working model for now on how these conditions relate.
A Working Model of Hormones and Mood
As an illustration of how little we know, but how much we might need to learn, here is a "pure research" (as opposed to clinically applicable) article about how cyclic changes in estrogen affected females' ability to withstand stress (in rats, in this case).


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Daniel Grayson will celebrate his birthday when Revenge returns with its first episode of 2012 on January 4 - and the official ABC preview for "Duress" has already made it eerily clear: the dinner will not go as planned.
Look for Tyler to crash the party, while ABC also teases - via its recently-released synopsis - that Charlotte will be used as "a pain in Conrad and Victoria's bitter divorce battle," while "Emily watches her ultimate plan begin to unravel."
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Also, in the first chapter daniel is alive also everyone in that table except the fake amanda. In the party (First chapter) man wear white and womans read, and nolan wear red so probably he's alredy saied that he is gay (maybe tayler too and thats because he kills himselve -how some people think- ) . Also in the party when victoria is talking, conrad is behind her with two glasses so maybe they don't breake up. And if Charlotte hates her mother why she is screaming MUM!!!! when she found the body. At last, Jack is a good man so why he killed daniel, first I thought it will be because daniel do something to the restaurant or maybe he find out fake emily's plan for revenge, and he want help her or just stop the wedding. But then appearse the fake amanda, and that daniel don't like her. So for me daniel do something with fake amanda and he take revenge. That's what I think, we will wait.
I think Daniel jumps infront of Amilys bullet and nearly dies. I'm sick of Tyler and admit I really love the character of Daniel. I have a feeling Victoria will spell a rat with Emanda, poor girl is dumber then dirt.....ah love this show
Tyler creates an interesting twist to the plot, but i'm sick of him.
I've had enough of Tyler but I'd like to see more faux Amanda. But whatever happens at the table, I'll be ready for it.
I read somewhere that they were reconsidering killing of Daniel because of how the audience has responded to his character. I think Victoria will pick up on the fake Amanda. I wonder how crazy Tyler is going to make his exit.
@Jcrv how did you figure ?
Does anybody find interisting that both Daniel and Emily were born in the summer?
I honestly believe that he'll kill himself. Majority of the characters (minus the faux Amanda) were at the engagement party. So if anyone dies, it'll be the real Emily Thorne or Tyler killing himself OR some expecting twist will be faux Amanda getting the gun and killing Tyler, meaning she'll most likely leave town because of it.
look closely to the gun used to kill Daniel in the first episode and the gun that freak is pointing in the promo, isn't the same gun ? and do you really believe they'll kill off Daniel in the middle of the season ? i personally don't think so


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HONOLULU — The trade winds will be blowing as five Canadians tee it up Thursday for the first full-field PGA tournament of 2013, the most Canuck golfers ever to play together at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
The winds won't be blowing as hard as they did at the shortened Hyundai Tournament of Champions over on the neighbouring isle of Maui, where Dustin Johnson finally won the tour's first event of the year on Tuesday with a 54-hole score of -16. But the winds have been blowing hot and cold for the Canadians who made the trip to Hawaii hoping to get the year off to a good start.
Mike Weir of Bright's Grove, Ont., Stephen Ames of Calgary, David Hearn of Brantford, Ont., Graham Delaet of Weyburn, Sask., and Brad Fritsch of Ottawa will be playing the tour in 2013, a year that begins with Canadians collectively at their weakest in the world golf rankings in decades.
Weir, 42, who was ranked No. 3 in the world after winning the Master's title in 2003, is desperately trying to regain the form that has made him the modern Canadian icon of professional golf.
Today, he is not even among the 1,500 golfers in the Sony world rankings, having not made a single cut on the the PGA tour last year and doing little part-time on the European tour. But he is able to tee it up on the tour this year because of an exemption due to the fact he is still 17th on the all-time PGA money list, having earned US$29,149,675. And even if he struggles again this year, he will be still be exempt in 2014.
Ames, 48, the transplanted Trinidadian consistently in the top 50 for almost a decade, is now ranked 601st in the world and also has exempt status. He has earned more than US$500,000 in his eight appearances at the Sony Open and likes the par 70 layout. Meantime, he is likely anticipating going on to the Champions Tour when he turns 50 in 2014.
Delaet, the highest ranking Canadian at 178th, is one of the country's brightest hopes, having retained his PGA card last year with solid performances. He led the Sony Open after a first-round 63, coming back from a severe back injury that kept him out of action for most of 2011. He eventually ended finishing tied for 29th at the Sony.
Hearn, who got back on the PGA tour in 2012 for the second time, briefly led the Sony Open last year in the second round and finished tied for 10th to start a solid campaign that saw him earn almost US$1-million and keep his card. He is ranked 224 in the world.
Fritsch, 296th in the world, is a 35-year-old PGA rookie, having earned his place with a solid year on the Nationwide Tour. Like Hearn and Delaet, he is trying to turn in some consistent performances to stay in the top 125 money winners and keep his place in the big league, which is one of the toughest trials in professional sports.
Mike Weir, who says he is in good physical condition after several years of nagging injuries, now knows how ill the pro golf winds can blow after a decade in which he won eight times on the PGA Tour. A gutsy, determined golfer, he is going to give it another shot.
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Upper Iowa University opened its Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Center on July 1, 2012. The center is located on the Louisiana State Police Training Academy Campus (Bldg. C) and is available to anyone seeking to obtain a college degree.
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I'm a longtime fan of "Sesame Street" -- my SS-watching pre-dates Elmo. Recently I was talking to a fellow mom about how much the show has evolved and changed to better suit grown-ups who are watching with their kids (case in point: spoofs on pop culture phenomenons like "Mad Men"). That mom told me how much she still loves the show as a parent.
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Consolidated Edison says it's now restored power to nearly all customers who are able to receive it, but that's little solace to the thousands who remain in the dark. NY1's Bobby Cuza filed the following report.
In Sheepshead Bay, there are the haves and the have-nots: those with power and those without.
"Some places have power, some places don't," said one resident. "I've got a building on my block with power, but no one else does. I can't figure it out."
Con Ed says it's now restored power to nearly all who lost it, but that's not counting some 35,000 customers who can't receive power because of storm damage. Saturday, the utility set up seven command posts to help just those people, though it seemed they were mostly helping customers vent their anger.
Residents said the most frustrating things are the mixed messages from Con Ed, including, in some cases, multiple automated phone calls alerting them falsely that power was about to be restored.
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Meanwhile, in nearby Coney Island, the famed Wonder Wheel is also offline. The problem, though, isn't electricity but electronics. Critical hardware was damaged, but a backup system that's almost a century old still works.
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While a March roll out for a 'full HD' iPad 3 seems realistic, the concept of a higher-spec sequel hitting the shelves just six months later – a strategy that would represent a complete departure from the norm for Apple – is comparatively far fetched.
It didn't take long for technology blogger John Gruber of Daring Fireball to insinuate as much, taking to his blog to declare a March launch as "completely accurate", before rubbishing all talk of iPad 4 in 2012.
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EAU CLAIRE — The Preservation Hall Jazz Band will open the Artists Series season at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire with an evening of traditional New Orleans jazz Thursday, Sept. 25.
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Standing as an institution of traditional New Orleans jazz, historic Preservation Hall is nestled in the heart of the French Quarter. Built as a private residence in 1750, the building served as a tavern during the War of 1812, and began to evolve into a home for creative artists and writers. In 1952 the hall was an art gallery whose owner, a jazz fan, invited the musicians who helped create the New Orleans sound early in the century to play for his friends. The friends supported the musicians through donations, and soon the art gallery moved next door.
Sandra and Allan Jaffe bought the building in 1961 and the group of musicians who played there regularly became the Preservation Hall Jazz Band. The band has been referred to by one music critic as "a bridge across the ages — a link between the present day and the heyday of traditional New Orleans music." The musicians, who range in age from 29 to 88, seek to preserve the music that evolved in New Orleans around the turn of the century and to bring it to contemporary audiences.
The Preservation Hall Jazz Band has toured the United States for more than 25 years, performing more than 150 shows a year. The group recently made appearances at Carnegie Hall, Boston's Symphony Hall and Wolf Trap, where it was presented with the Wolf Trap Medal for Excellence in the Performing Arts. The band has become a global attraction with performances in Israel, Japan, Thailand and all over Europe.
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DIL has a very rich uncle and he is treating her side of the family (adults only) to a weeks vacation on Turtle Island. He rented the whole island for just the family. They leave Porltand tonight to go there. I am keeping an eye on Emmy and Austin while they are gone, but they are easy. Here's the link to the island. I'm sure they will have a great time and the weather is gorgeous.
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Oh my that is heaven on earth. What a beautiful place! They have the whole island for their group which is so awesome and so luxurious. I watched the video and dreamed of being there this morning with our temps at 20F here.
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Well I wasn't invited and don't have $25,000 to spend on a vacation anyway.
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Yes it looks just beautiful and warm. DS said it was 72 yesterday there. It's nice that they have the whole island to the family only and a couple of close friends.
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That is a very generous uncle she has to do that for them. Just because he's rich doesn't mean he has to be that nice.
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Hazel Louise Morgan, 94, formerly of Nekoosa, the mother of an Amherst woman, died Sunday, Dec. 1, 2013, at Harmony Living Centers in Stevens Point.
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