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BlackBerry Ltd., today named a former CEO of a network monitoring and management platform development and training organization as the head of a key division of the Waterloo, Ont.-based smart phone maker.
As the new president of BlackBerry's devices and emerging solutions business of BlackBerry, Ron Louks, former CEO of the OpenNMS Group, will take charge of the company's long-term-product roadmap, John Chen, BlackBerry CEO, said in statement today.
"Ron will focus on BlackBerry's long-term product roadmap, including hardware, software and design, as well as the company's joint development efforts," he said. "A good deal of Ron's time will be spent with customers, carriers and partners."
"On our path to return BlackBerry to profitability, nothing is more important than remaining deeply connected to our customers and designing and delivery secure products that exceed expectations," said Chen.
When BlackBerry reported a loss of US$4.4 billion last month, Chen also announced a partnership with Taiwanese device manufacturer Foxconn Technologies to create new handset models for fast-growing markets outside North America in 2014.
The announcement of Louks' appointment follows the appointment last month of Jon Sims, former president of SAP AG's mobile service business, as BlackBerry's new chief of global enterprise service business. Sims formally joins BlackBerry this month as leader of a division that will likely be the centre of BlackBerry's turnaround.
Ron Louks, joins BlackBerry from the OpenNMS Group, an organization that supports the training, custom development and consulting on the OpenNMS platform. The OpenNMS is an enterprise-grade network management application built on an open source model and has no licencing cost.
Prior to being CEO of OpenNMS, Louks held leadership positions over several decades in the tech industry, and was chief strategy officer of HTC America Inc., and chief technology officer of Sony Ericsson.
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2006 Breakfast with Mugabe
2000 A high wind in Jamaica
1999 Swallows and Amazons - Arthur Ransome, Classic Serial
1999 Villette - Charlotte Bronte, dram. James Friel
1999 Dianeira, R3
1998 Waiting for the earth to move - Nick Leeson, rogue trader
1998 The airmen who would not die. Fuller, ad. M. Crompton. Story of the R101 airship.
.......Gillian Plowman, author of a number of radio plays which explore relationships,
including the spooky "Sea Change" from 1995, was the author of BONIFACE AND ME (R4, 1415, 4 Dec 07),
an outstanding play looking at the situation in Zimbabwe (ex-Rhodesia) and the consequences for the
charismatic head teacher of a village school. A divorced woman begins to write to an African child
she met on a holiday. Soon she is writing to several children, and helping with their education.
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Nell, Boniface was Jude Agoutika, and the producer and director were Catherine Bailey and Annie
Castledine. A number of writers to the messageboard said that the play had them in tears; another
person pointed out that this is hardly helpful; we must accept that there are some things we can
only observe, and perhaps one of them is the tragedy which is Zimbabwe. ....ND, VRPCC newsletter...
Breakfast with Mugabe....2006
A Royal Shakespeare Company Production by Catherine Bailey Ltd, for BBC Radio 3.
Sony Award winner.
By Richard Hughes, dram. Bryony Lavery. The Bas Thornton children live in Jamaica. But a hurricane hits the island, and they are sent home to England, which is supposedly safer. On the way their ship is taken over by pirates. With Robert Glenister, Hatty Jones, Kiera Knightley; dir. Catherine Bailey. Broadcast as Classic Serial. 28 May 00.
Superb play about the rogue trader Nick Leeson and how his activities led to the downfall of Barings' Bank. With Richard Briers, Paul Chan, Leena Dhingra, Andrew Lincoln. Directors Catherine Bailey and John Dove. 55m.
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You Served Us, Now Let Us Serve You
We, along with the entire Ohio State University community, are grateful to you and your family members for your service to our country! We understand that transitioning from military service to student life can be both challenging and rewarding. We are dedicated to your success and wish to support your successful navigation of this transition.
Moving from Combat to Academic Zones
Returning home from deployment or service to a college environment produces a unique set of challenges and stresses. Some of these are observable and apparent: you get to pick your own clothes, there aren't any formations, and camouflage gives way to school colors. Most transitional issues, however, are far more subtle and complex.
- Difficulty relating to students who don't share your values or life experience. Age differences and "trivial" student concerns like grades, parties, and joining organizations seldom have the same significance to veterans, who are often more mature and focused on the mission of graduation.
- Navigating the cultural differences between the military and higher education bureaucracies (e.g., knowing the rules and mores of the campus, where to go to get things done, how to address professors and others in positions of authority).
- Feeling safe on campus (e.g., choosing classroom seats that allow for monitoring of others and rapid escape, such as sitting with their back to the wall and near a door).
- Reintegrating with your family (e.g. being a parent, daughter, and partner). As much as you love them, your military service and deployment has probably changed you in a manner that's difficult to understand.
These issues, when coupled with the challenges related to returning to general civilian life, place returning veteran students at higher risk of dropping out.
Suggestions for a Successful Transition
Fortunately, there are a number of steps that veterans can take to put their military experience into perspective and regain a sense of control and normalcy. Among the recommendations to facilitate a successful transition to civilian and academic lives are:
- Establish and maintain relationships with fellow students and college faculty/ staff. Clubs and organized activities can break down walls between you and others having different life experiences but similar interests.
- Work to reestablish relationships and renegotiate roles with family members. Changes in the family structure occur during the deployment period, which lead to unanticipated challenges, even when families are excited about reuniting. Veterans and family members must reexamine how responsibilities will be divided and communicate openly about roles they want or do not want to play.
- Understand that emotional control requires both holding in and expressing emotions. Contrary to some military norms, showing emotion does not indicate weakness and is critical to developing personal relationships in civilian life.
- Develop good academic habits. Start with a manageable course load and set reasonable goals. Go to class and take comprehensive notes to improve focus on course materials and lectures. Establish a daily schedule to maximize organization.
- Pay attention to physical well-being. Eat well-balanced meals, get plenty of rest, and build physical activity into daily life.
- Limit use of alcohol and illegal substances. Use of these substances increases the likelihood of depression, insomnia, relationship problems, academic difficulties, legal troubles and a host of other negative issues.
- Appreciate a sense of humor in yourself and others. Humor relieves stress, produces body chemicals that improve mood, and helps us to gain a more balanced perspective.
- Prepare an answer to questions about your war experience. Most veterans have some difficulty sharing what happened in combat and the toll that those experiences had on them. Prepare a brief response for acquaintances and a lengthier answer for close family members and friends.
- Connect with other veterans. Veterans often report that the friendship and support of other veterans is critical to effectively transitioning to civilian life and college.
- Grieve for and honor those who did not make it back. It is important and necessary to grieve for lost friends and work through the emotions that are understandably attached to these losses. Work to live a life worthy of the ultimate sacrifice made by fallen comrades.
Signs That Counseling Might Be Helpful
While most returning veterans successfully return to civilian life, as many as one in three (33%) experience a serious psychological, physical, or spiritual problem related to their service. These issues typically diminish as time passes and they adjust to civilian life. However, when symptoms and reactions last for more than a month or interfere with daily life and functioning, professional treatment may be helpful. Among the signs that a returning veteran is experiencing a significant problem that may require professional counseling assistance are:
- Recurring and intrusive memories and/or dreams of combat.
- Acting or feeling as if a past traumatic event was happening in the moment.
- Intense distress after exposure to sensory events or items (e.g., trash bags in the roadway, potholes, certain foods, smells or clothing) related to combat
- Feeling emotionally distant, detached, and/or estranged from others.
- Difficulty having or expressing a full range of emotions.
- Sense of a foreshortened future (e.g., not expecting to live to have a career, marriage, children, or a normal life span).
- Difficulty falling or staying asleep, or needing drugs or alcohol to get to sleep
- Suicidal thoughts, feelings, or behavior.
- Frequent experiences of irritability, anger, and/or rage.
- Always feeling on guard, paranoid, or on edge even when you know you are safe
- Being easily startled by noises and movements.
- Abuse of alcohol and drugs.
- Feelings of helplessness and hopelessness.
- Guilt or anger at oneself for being unable to prevent the death of others or committing a perceived error that resulted in harm or death.
One or more of the above signs can significantly interfere with academic performance, daily functioning, motivation, relationships, and general enjoyment of life.
During the period of their service, military personnel are often reluctant to utilize mental health services for fear of appearing 'weak' and/or negatively impacting their military career (e.g., potential loss of promotions, security clearances, etc.), especially because their confidentiality is not assured. Civilian counseling experiences are bound by higher standards of confidentiality so most things will remain private.
The earlier veterans seek professional counseling, the greater the likelihood that their issues will be resolved and that their academic and personal goals will be achieved.
- Veterans Crisis Line: A 24/7 resource for veterans to call, text, or internet chat with Department of Veterans Affairs responders. 800.273.8255 (Press "1" for English, "2" for Spanish).
- Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK(1-800-273-8255)
- National 24/7 Suicide Hotline: 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433)
- Columbus, OH Suicide Hotline: (614) 221-5445
- For immediate LOCAL after hours support:
- NetCare Access (614) 276-2273 OR OSU Hospital Emergency Department (614) 293-8333
OSU and Local Resources
- OSU Student Veteran Lounge: Room 1132 A, Smith Laboratory, Building 065, 174 W 18th Ave, Columbus, OH 43210(online map). NOTE: BUCKID required for entry. For more information, email Mike Forrest, Office of Veteran and Military Students, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- OSU Veterans' House: A homelike housing option for students who are veterans, active duty, reserves, and National Guard. The house is located three blocks from campus and was recently renovated in September 2011 (click here for photos). Single and double occupancy furnished rooms with a 10 or 12 month contract are available.
State of Ohio Resources
- Military Injury Relief Fund (MIRF) A program through the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services which provides grants to Ohio service members injured during Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF), Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) or Operation New Dawn. The intent is to partly help returning injured veterans and their families make ends meet upon a veteran's return home
- Veteran and Eligible Spouse Employment Services: This program offers employment and training services designed to assist veterans and eligible spouses who are unable to obtain employment through basic services.
- Ohio Veterans' Bonus: For active duty personnel and honorably discharged veterans who were Ohio residents at the beginning of their time in service.
- Chalmers P. Wylie VA Ambulatory Care Center, Columbus, OH: Provides medical and mental health care, substance abuse treatment, support for homeless rehabilitation counseling and benefits consultation to qualified veterans.
- Seamless Transition Home: Transition Assistance Information for Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom Veterans
- Veterans' Self-Help and Coping Center: Provides information on managing stress reactions and what to expect following a traumatic event.
- National Center for PTSD (NCPTSD): Affiliated with the VA, the NCPTSD aims to advance the clinical care and social welfare of veterans through research, education and training on PTSD and stress-related disorders. However, this site also contains many resources for readjustment to civilian life.
- Reintegration Guide for Servicemembers and Families
- Readjustment Counseling Services: This Veterans Administration site provides tools to locate nearby veterans centers, which provide free counseling for most combat veterans
- Wounded Warrior Project Resource Center: Call Center and trained specialists who are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by phone at 1-800-342-9647 or by e-mail at email@example.com
- Help for Homeless Veterans: 24/7 VA Hotline for Homeless Veterans. 877.424.3838
Books of Interest:
- Down Range: To Iraq and Back, by Bridget Cantrell and Chuck Dean
- Courage After Fire, by Keith Armstrong, Suzanne Best, and Paula Domenici
- At Ease, Soldier! By Gayle Rozantine
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Free Agency
1.) Mike Wallace - some people may hate this signing, some may not even think this will happen, some may love it. I like it - Wallace is a serious threat who will help free up AJ, Gresh and Sanu. We have money to spend and I think some of it ($6-9 Mill / year) will be spent on Wallace.
2.) Michael Johnson - easy sign because he wants to be here, not to mention he gets to play next to the best DLineman in the game, Geno, who MJ knows helps pad his stats.
3.) Andre Smith - Andre should be another easy signing. Sign one of the top 5 RT in the game for a long contract that keeps his motor going. Incentives based to make sure he stays fit and ready to play.
No RBs or Safeties are good enough to be brought in. We could find better players in the draft who could come in and make an immediate impact for a MUCH cheaper price.
2013 NFL Mock Draft - With the 21st Selection in the 2013 NFL Draft, the Cincinnati Bengals.....
trade the pick to - the Atlanta Falcons - Falcons recieve the Bengals 1st Round pick (#21) in exchange for their 1st Round Pick (#30) and their 2nd Round Pick (#60)
the main reason I thought of a trades was because of a couple reasons - (1st) I do not see the Bengals trading up for anyone, (2nd) Vacarro, Ogletree will most likely be gone and I dont see much value with anyone there & (3rd) the Falcons are in desperate need of a DE and if Montgomery is there, I think there could be a trade made and the Bengals showed last year that they are willing to trade back to grab extra picks.
Round 1 - Matt Elam - Safety - Florida
Matt Elam is the next best Safety to come out in this years draft. A hard-hitting play maker who is a proven talent at a top tier football program who happens to play in the best conference in the nation. Great run stopper, excellent in pass coverage and loves to lay the wood. He could be our Safety for a long time. It would also feel good to pick them right before the ****birds pick and kind of give them the middle finger and show them we are ready to take over the division for a long time.
Round 2A - Eddie Lacy - Running Back - Alabama
Lacy is the best back in the draft and he proved it with the SEC Championship and the National Championship. Has the size, speed, balance, hands and leg strength to be a force in our backfield with BJGE. Easily a 3-down back if needed. I think Hue would love this pick to start his RB tenure with the Bengals. Bernard would also be a great pickup as well.
Round 2B - Larry Warford - Guard - Kentucky
I think everyone knows that our Interior Line needs serious help (except for Zeitler). Boling was solid till the the second half of the year and looked horrible in the playoff game. Wharton is old and coming off a season-ending knee surgery. Warford was a stud on a awful UK team who plays in the SEC and he held his own against top teir defenses. Would come in and immediately start. Would allow Boling to be depth and create great competition at Training Camp.
Round 2C - Kasheem Greene - Linebacker - Rutgers
Greene would be perfect for our defense, especially if Burfict is moved to the middle. He was the Defensive Player of the Year in the Big East and put up stellar numbers in his career. Great in coverage and can rush the QB when needed. He would me a HUGE upgrade to a suffereing LB corps with the loss of Lawson and the long awaited departure of Maualuga.
Round 3 - Jordan Poyer - Cornerback - Oregon State
Poyer has been drafted anywhere from the Early 2nd to the late 3rd in a lot of mocks that I have seen, both on these boards and throughout many mocks on the internet. Kid is big and a phenominal CB that could come in and make an immediate impact. Pair him with Hall, Kirk, Newman, PacMan, Ghee & Prater, we could have one hell of a secondary, especially with the mix of Elam and Nelson roaming behind them. Thats just scary to think of!
Round 4 - Kyle Long - Tackle / Guard - Oregon
O-Line depth is a need whether some of you like it or not. Long is projected in the 4th round and would be a perfect fit for the Bengals. He has played D-Line and O-Line in his collegiate career. Projected as a Tackle / Guard in the NFL and will need a year or two to develop. Let him learn from two of the best, Whit and Dre. Develop and take over if Whit faulters. Not to mention its in his blood to be a great player in the NFL - dad is a Hall of Famer and his brother is doing pretty good in St. Louis.
Round 5 - Sio Moore - Linebacker - UConn
This kid is going to be a sleeper. Played in the Big East for a competing team. Not a big name but I know some of you have heard of him because a few of you have mocked him and his name has been thrown around. Moore and Greene were two of the best LB in the Big East. Relatively the same size as Greene, Moore is a coverage backer who will learn a lot sitting behind Howard / Joiner / Moch / Lemur - will add depth to a great and upcoming LB corps.
Round 6A - Josh Boyce - Wide Reciever - TCU
Boyce was an average WR at TCU - nothing spectacular but has potential. He played with Dalton for a year so why not bring someone in with some chemistry with AD. Adds depth to our WR corps and creates some competition.
Round 6B - Kerwynn Williams - Running Back - Utah State
Williams is all over this board. VERY fast running back who is a threat to take one to the house everytime he touches the ball. Small and agile; good hands; break-a-way speed. He can return punts and kicks. Versitile weapon who could be great in a limited role.
Quick Depth Chart over-view (I did not count numbes but just a brief look):
QB: Dalton
FB: Pressley / Connor
RB: Lacy / BJGE / Williams
WR: Green / Wallace / Sanu / Jones / Boyce / Hawkins
TE: Gresham / Charles
RT: Smith / Long
RG: Zeitler / Boling
C: Robinson / Cook
LG: Warford / Boling
LT: Whit / Roland
DE: Dunlap / Gillberry
DT: Geno / Still
NT: Peko / Sims / Thompson
DE: Johnson / Geathers
OLB: Howard / Joiner / Lemur
MLB: Burfict / Skuta
OLB: Greene / Mock / Moore
CB: Hall / Kirk / Poyer / A. Jones / Newman / Ghee
FS: Nelson / Illoka
SS: Elam / Mays
K: Josh Brown
P: Kevin Huber
KR: Kerwynn Williams
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I've got no complaints with any of it. Love the idea of having three second round picks while still keeping a first. Seems like the holes would be filled, at least on paper, with depth added to boot.
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l like your drafts and thoughts. I agree that we attempt to trade back some, but if we stay in the first round, we arent gettin an extra second rounder. would likely be a third, and if there is anybody we would trade with, watch for it to be an nfc west team. already have done business with sf, and they have the most picks in the draft, but seatlle is the team i think we could trade with. they have quite a few picks too. For one, they are battling with sf in that division, and two, the rams have two picks in the first, one right after us. I can see a trade happening with seatlle to jump ahead of stl to nab somebody they hope will put them over the top..I am not convinced of poyer though but other than that i like it.
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I worry that if we spend the money on Wallace, we won't have the money in a couple years to pay for increased contracts of Green, Atkins, Dalton, and possibly Gresham. Wallace may have to only be brought in for 2 years, which I don't think he would do.
I'm not sure the linebackers are really truly improved.
Howard was our starting WILL, and he best fits that role because of his sure tackling and coverage skills. He is not the greatest of defending the run or handling TEs.
Khaseem Greene also looks to best fit a WILL, given a pretty comparable skill set to Howard.
The following link provides a good summary on the role of a SAM and the skill set needed to handle that role.
Howard and Greene may be able to cover a TE, but they may suffer against blockers in the run game. Joiner or Moch could maybe be a more complete SAM, but Joiner has been out of football for over a year and Moch essentially has been unable to stay healthy since joining us.
With Trent Richardson and Ray Rice being in our division, we still need to be able to play the run well enough. If not, teams will just slowly march down the field via running plays and screens.
I really like the offensive and secondary additions though.
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Is Greene someone you would take? Someone else you have in mind? I am not sold on Mock....I really hope he comes out and explodes onto the scene this year; same with Joiner.
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The problem with SAM is that it's really hard to find the right one. WILL is mostly coverage and tackling duties, but SAM needs to be very diverse to be able to play both the run and pass well, and really be able to handle TEs. It's very hard to find a well rounded SAM that can set the edge in run support, make tackles, handle TEs (both blocking and covering), and also still rush the passer occasionally. Jamie Collins (projected in the third round) looks to have a pretty good overall skill set to handle all roles of SAM. Sean Porter and Gerald Hodges may also be a good fit. Te'o also may not be a terrible candidate for the spot, as he has decent coverage skills, can play the run, and is a vocal leader. Not sure about his ability to handle TEs though.
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Joseph A. Tucholski Jr. received a standing ovation from Middlefield Village Council and a packed meeting room after Mayor Ben Garlich swore him in as the new village police chief Thursday.
Joseph A. Tucholski Jr. received a standing ovation from Middlefield Village Council and a packed meeting room after Mayor Ben Garlich swore him in as the new village police chief Thursday.
Council's unanimous vote to promote the lieutenant to chief was the culmination of two years of hard work by Tucholski, Garlich said.
When the position became open a few years ago, Tucholski applied for it, the mayor said, and the hiring panel knew he was a good candidate, but he needed more professional development.
Arnold Stanko was hired on a two-year contract to reorganize the department and mentor the lieutenant, Garlich said. Tucholski completed the FBI Academy course and worked on his management skills.
"He did everything we asked him to do," the mayor said. "I look forward to having a home-grown chief."
He also appreciated the contributions made by Stanko in the last two years, Garlich said. Council passed an emergency resolution Thursday to enter into a severance and general release agreement with the former chief.
Erin Thomas, the village police officer injured in a shooting in the line of duty a year ago, attended the meeting and was recognized by Garlich.
Thomas said she is working with doctors to determine why her hand, which was wounded during the incident, has not fully healed.
"I'm looking forward to coming back to work," she said, adding that the support she has received from the department and administration means a lot to her.
Garlich said the department is willing to have her back when she is ready to return to duty.
"You have the respect and admiration of this entire council," he said, which elicited a second standing ovation that evening adding.
In other business, Garlich presented former village fiscal officer Tiffany Makeel with a resolution of recognition for her many years of service to the village. He also swore in her replacement, Nick Giardina, who has resigned from the village planning and zoning commission after only two meetings to take the fiscal officer's position.
The only disappointment of the evening was the mayor's ban on council's tradition — a break for cake to celebrate the various events.
"No cake," Garlich said, good naturedly, to a vocal council. "Deal with it."
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We will be looking at lovespoons, stay busks and tie on pockets and the kinds of symbols and patterns that are found on them. I have lots of A4 sheets for decorating and colouring, but i have also made four really large lovespoons that I need some fantastic art work for. Below is a picture of the sad white lovespoons - please help!!
After being inspired by our Quilting Club (next meeting is March 5th), I have been doing quite a lot of sewing. Over Christmas I got out the sewing machine and made about 8 bags, but mainly I've been concentrating on my quilt (see picture above). I've never quilted before (or sewn much really), so am learning as I go, and have been loving it.
This foray into sewing has meant that I've been spending lots of money on material and equipment and reading lots of books and articles. One of my favourite things I've found out is that on February 8th it's Hari-Kuyo festival in Japan. This festival gives people the chance to thank and appreciate the needles they have used in the past year by sticking them in to a big block of tofu! As one of the monks from the temple said in the article I read on the reuters website 'Sometimes there are painful things and secrets that women can't tell men, and they put these secrets into the pins and ask the gods to get rid of them.'
It made me wonder if there are any pins and needles or sewing customs in Wales (and the rest of the UK), does anyone know of any? In Oriel 1 we do have a charm bottle on display which has bent pins in it which is meant to protect the owner of the bottle from witchcraft, and of course, pins would be used with a voodoo doll or a poppet...
I had a look in Steve Roud's book 'The Penguin guide to the Superstitions of Britain and Ireland', and whereas there wasn't much about needles (other than if a needle breaks when you are sewing it will bring good fortune to the wearer of the article sewn) there are quite a few customs to do with pins. Pins used in the making of wedding dress are particularly lucky, you could also stick them into an onion as part of a love divination, but you shouldn't take pins on board a ship.
And back to quilting, and patchwork quilts in particular... 'If a lady completes one of these without assistance, she will never be married.'
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Birchbox has been blogged about to death, but I haven't seen anyone ever take the plunge and ORDER a full-size product because the sample they received was so awesome. For those aren't too sure about Birchbox, it's a monthly subscription service where you receive {usually} luxury samples for just $10. At the current time that I'm writing this… it's "sold out." How an online subscription service can sell out is beyond me, but back to business. Have you ordered anything full-size from your Birchbox? Or, do samples you receive frequently make you upgrade for the large size?
One nice perk of Birchbox is the ability to leave reviews on the samples you receive. When you log into your account and look at the box you received for the month, you are able to click on the items. Usually there will be an icon to "leave feedback." Once you do, you receive 10 points. After receiving 100 points, you're able to turn those 100 points into $10 off! Holla!
Anyway, before the holidays I finally committed to ordering some products that I had received samples off in the past year.
I received a tiny pot of this about six months ago and used every last drop. It is a sunscreen that goes on like a mineral powder…but something about the coverage I enjoyed. Since I opted for the darkest shade — the "almost tan" — it gave slight coverage that I liked. I usually am in a rush to leave for work in the morning, so I throw on some moisturizer, some concealer, then cover my face with this. I like the results for day time. The full size jar was $28…but it was larger than I expected! And, I use this daily…which is why it's my favorite of the week!
My very first Birchbox had a Stila eyeshadow pot in it. While most people are familiar with this brand, I wasn't. When I saw that this palette was just $18 … I immediately added it to my cart. I love all the colors. Very fun!
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