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L'Oreal • Studio Secrets Anti-Redness Primer • Primer/ Corrector
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Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
It work....do what It said,cover the redness in my face but I don't understand the point of have shimmer ,thats the cons in this product
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anniekwan on 6/3/2012 12:15:00 PM more reviews by anniekwan
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
My cheeks tend to be pink. It does cover redness however, it's too shimmery for my liking. It doesn't do a great job at priming because I feel that it doesn't make my skin smoother. It doesn't spread and blend easily. I can't wear it alone. I don't recommend if you don't like shimmer.
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blond1wd on 5/16/2012 3:26:00 PM more reviews by blond1wd
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
I have redness in my t-zone, and red freckles. This was too thin to really do anything for me, I was pretty disappointed.
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I have a lot of redness on my face, specifically on my nose, cheeks and forehead, and I also have some red acne scars. I really thought this was gonna be my miracle find so that I can cut back on the amount of makeup I have to use. Far from it. It left a shimmery, mint green layer on my face, and somehow still completely failed in covering up any redness anywhere. If I could rate it a zero I would. Taking it back today to get my $15 back.
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I bought this primer in hopes of it correcting my horrible rosey-red cheeks, and prevent my makeup from looking cakey, and all it did was worsen it! It did cover up my redness decently, but it left my dry t-zone looking soo cakey and flakey and gross even after moisturizing! Also, i feel like the green cast it left was almost impossible to cover up even after building my foundation on top of it, thus making everything cakey-er! The consistency is also extremely runny and watery, and just over-all i absolutely hated it! I tried pawning it off on my mom but she wouldn't even take it lol.
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I saw this on Makeup Alley and I decided to try it. This stuff does NOT spread well and it will look like a green mask if you do not apply it right. I would suggest using a quarter size at the most. I have some reddness in my checks so I took a dime sized amount and patted it on my cheeks and then put my foundation over it. Overall I was happy with this product but I am not sure if I will rebuy it because it does not spread well and I like to try new products.
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I tried this product on a whim, and I really like it. I have found that it does reduce the redness of my skin, while helping to keep my foundation on longer, and in addition, keeping my skin hydrated. You have to know how to use a product correctly... I only use half a pump for my whole face, or it does look green. It's very spreadable, so a full pump would be too much. Personally, I don't wear it alone without putting on foundation after. I find it makes me look too colorless without foundation. I have added this to my daily make-up regimen and will continue to use it. It doesn't clog my pores or make my skin oily (though I don't have a problem with oil). I would recommend this to other people who have problems with redness and dry skin. I hope you like it as much as I do.
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this product is awesome! i can put it under my foundation and lightly dot over pimples before putting on my concealer, it gives my skin a nice even covered look
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Kitty010 on 1/23/2012 10:21:00 AM more reviews by Kitty010
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Don't neutralize redness, makes you look green, show all your dry patches, glittery, don't stay on..
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initially I really hated this product, but I kept it around for a while and circled back to it. I would not recommend using it all over the face as it will make you look like the Wicked Witch of the West. I use it sparingly around my nose and lightly on my cheeks since that's where most of my redness is.
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Artist: Nas
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Album: Illmatic XX
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Next month, Nas will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of his epochal Illmatic LP with a digital re-release of the album. In addition to the 10 tracks that every hip-hop head knows and loves, this version of the Queensbridge vet's debut set will feature an additional disc's worth of remixes, freestyles, unreleased songs and B-Sides. For a taste of the previously-unheard material in store, simply hit play on this revamped version of second single It Ain't Hard to Tell. The rapper's immortal bars are retained verbatim, but the production has received a makeover. Who does the honors? None other than Large Professor, the veteran beatsmith behind the original jam. Though his production here is more straightforward and melodic than the swirling sample work that graced the album version, its head-nodding throwback vibe is sure to please Nasty Nas's longtime fans. Curious what else the hip-hop legend has up his sleeve? Then be sure to cop Illmatic XX when it drops via Columbia on Tuesday, April 15.
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The Republican doesn't expect to win the group, but he's emphasized strained American-Israeli relations as a way to cut into Obama's advantage.
Why is this election year different from all other election years? The answer to this twist on the age-old Passover seder question is, probably not much, at least when it comes to the Jewish vote.
Every four years, the Republican presidential nominee makes a play for Jewish voters, and every four years, the ticket falls woefully short. Since 1992, the GOP nominee has received between 15 percent and 23 percent of the Jewish vote, according to a new analysis from the nonpartisan Solomon Project.
Recent history is not deterring Mitt Romney, however, who will make the biggest overture possible to the American Jewish community when he arrives in Israel on Sunday.
For Romney, it could be worth it.
Tight races like the 2012 campaign are won and lost at the margins -- picking up a percentage here, another there -- and strategists in both parties say that the Jewish community is one place where Romney could find an edge. A Gallup poll in June showed Obama receiving 64 percent of the Jewish vote. That's a 10-point drop from his level of support shortly before the 2008 election and five points worse than his overall decline among registered voters.
"He's in what I would call the danger zone for a Democrat," said Tevi Troy, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute and a Romney adviser. "The question is not whether the Republican nominee is going to get the majority of the Jewish vote. It's whether the party will make important inroads in the community, and I'm optimistic that we will."
Romney also will visit London and Poland in his first overseas trip as the presumed GOP nominee.
In a sign that Obama's team is eyeing Romney's itinerary closely, top campaign surrogates gave a sweeping defense of the administration's commitment to Israel nearly a week in advance of the Republican's trip in a telephone call with reporters. Robert Gibbs, a senior adviser to the Obama campaign, said on Monday that Obama had "substantive meetings" with Israeli and Palestinian leaders as a candidate in 2008 and questioned whether Romney's overseas trip will be "one long photo-op." Gibbs also downplayed the tension between the Obama administration and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Colin Kahl, former deputy assistant Defense secretary for the Middle East, said that Obama has offered "record high'' security funding, helped build an iron-dome system to protect Israelis from rockets coming from the Gaza strip, and acted aggressively to thwart Iran's nuclear threat.
Kahl also went so far as to say that Jewish voters could expect Obama to make a trip to Israel during his second term. He noted that Ronald Reagan never visited Israel during his administration and that George W. Bush did not go until the last year of his second term.
"Being a friend to Israel, at least in our view, shouldn't be judged purely by a travel itinerary," Kahl said. "The administration's support and cooperation for Israel has been unprecedented."
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The government-tasked commission tackles regulators and officials, buts it also makes some unusual assumptions about the March 2011 disaster.
The Japanese government's Fukushima Nuclear Accident Independent Investigation Commission concluded, in a 641-page report released Thursday, that the March 11, 2011 nuclear incident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant was a "profoundly man-made disaster." The "enormous amount of radioactive material" that was emitted into the environment, the study found, was the result of human negligence, rather than a natural disaster or -- in the parlance of theologians and insurance adjustors -- an act of god. The Commission held 900 hours of hearings and interviewed 1,167 people, finding that the nuclear meltdown was avoidable. The Commission's conclusions leave the jarring implication that regulators believe there is a category of nuclear disaster that might be unavoidable. Americans might be especially concerned, because the chairman of our own Nuclear Regulatory Commission suggested Friday that Fukushima did not violate any American safety standards.
The event that immediate precipitated the meltdown was, of course, the earthquake. At a magnitude of 9.0, it was the most powerful earthquake ever recorded in Japan, and one of the most powerful earthquakes ever measured. It sent a tsunami, a 133-foot-tall wall of water, crashing onto the coast. Together, the trembling earth and thundering water killed over 15,000 people and destroyed hundreds of thousands of buildings. They also overwhelmed the Fukushima plant, triggering a still-disputed chain of events leading to the nuclear disaster.
The plant operator, the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) claimed that its safety infrastructure survived the initial earthquake, succumbing only the subsequent tsunami. The Commission disagreed, finding that many crucial safety systems failed before the flood. Moreover, the Commission characterized TEPCO's explanation as "an attempt to avoid responsibility by putting all the blame on the unexpected (the tsunami) ... and not on the more foreseeable earthquake."
In other words, because TEPCO was supposed to plan for an earthquake, it would be culpable for damage the earthquake caused; if, however, the destruction were attributed to the tsunami, a rarer event, TEPCO wouldn't be found negligent. After all, the thinking goes, who can be held responsible for an unpredictable act of god?
Leaving aside the dubious assumption that a tsunami on the island of Japan was an unimaginable occurrence, for the hundreds of people exposed to high levels of radioactivity, or the thousands of people who have had to relocate from the contaminated area, the distinction is likely cold comfort anyway -- and it doesn't do much to help Japan avoid the next catastrophe.
"Was the accident preventable?" the report asks, before launching into a necessarily technical discussion of which engineering precautions were not, but should have been, employed. What the report misses in its careful scrutiny, though, is the common sense answer: of course the accident was preventable. If you don't want to risk nuclear disaster, don't build nuclear power plants. Or don't build them in areas susceptible to earthquakes as well as tsunamis that also happen to be not too far from densely populated areas.
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Marcos double outlives original
Publication Date : 07-02-2014
He outlived the original by 25 years.
Jesus Quevenco, who once said he doubled for Ferdinand Marcos in the 1965 presidential campaign, died in a hospital in Bacolod City on Wednesday. He was 90.
Marcos won the 1965 election, was reelected in 1969, went on to become a dictator by declaring martial law in 1972, and was toppled from power in the Edsa People Power Revolution in February 1986. He died in exile in Hawaii on Sept 28, 1989. He was 72.
Quevenco, a retired manager of an insurance company and a lay leader at the San Diego parish in Silay City, had been suffering from pneumonia, said his daughter Babette Quevenco Zaini.
Zaini said her father died uttering Psalm 23, his favourite Bible text—"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want…"
In an interview in 2006, Quevenco told the Inquirer that he met Marcos, then a senator, through a friend, then Silay Mayor Romulo Golez, a member of the Nacionalista Party (NP).
Golez brought him to the NP convention in Manila where Marcos launched his presidential bid.
After the convention, Golez and Quevenco went to Marcos' house in San Juan, Metro Manila. While they were waiting in the living room, NP delegates from Mindanao arrived and mistook him for Marcos. They shook his hand, but he was too surprised to correct them. He just smiled as he shook hands with them.
When Marcos and his wife, Imelda, arrived, the delegates from Mindanao were baffled, Quevenco said.
Golez, a close friend of the Marcoses, jokingly introduced Quevenco to Marcos' mother, Josefa Edralin, as the illegitimate son of her husband.
Quevenco recalled that Edralin stared at him and told him that he looked just like Ferdie.
He said Marcos acknowledged that they looked alike and called him "Brod."
Doubling for Marcos
Quevenco said he doubled for Marcos three times, first in December 1964 to accompany Imelda Marcos on a visit to Murcia, Negros Occidental province.
The second time was when he was asked by Armin Gustilo, then the political kingpin in northern Negros, to stand in for Marcos who could not make it to a speaking engagement in Cadiz.
"I sat in Gustilo's car and waved at the waiting people in Cadiz who were told that Marcos could not speak that day because he had to go to San Carlos City on some important business," Quevenco said.
On the third occasion, Quevenco was asked to meet then presidential candidate Marcos at the Bacolod airport. Marcos was going to Victorias and he told him he wanted to sleep during the ride so he would be fresh when he arrived in Victorias. Soon, Marcos was fast asleep beside him in the car, Quevenco said.
During the ride, Quevenco said he waved to the crowd, pretending to be Marcos.
Quevenco said he refused further requests by politicians to double for the President because he had a family to raise.
Marcos did not forget him after winning the presidency in 1965. Quevenco got a telegram from the President, asking him to send his biodata and say what government job he wanted.
No, thanks
Quevenco said he did not ask for any job because he had an insurance business in Negros.
But during the inauguration of the new Social Security System building, then First Lady Imelda Marcos, whom he had invited to the event, asked him what she could do for him.
When Quevenco told her that he needed nothing as he was a manager of an insurance company, Imelda persisted so he asked her if his wife, Thelma, a teacher in Silay, could be transferred to the Government Service Insurance System (GSIS).
Sure enough, Thelma was called to Manila and was given a handwritten note from Imelda that said, "I hereby direct the appointment of Thelma Quevenco to the GSIS."
"I started out as a casual employee and when the president saw me again he asked if I needed anything. I told him I would like to earn my promotion by merit," Thelma said in an interview also in 2006.
Thelma later became operations manager of the Ministry of Human Settlements in Western Visayas.
But being a Marcos look-alike had its drawbacks, especially in the 1970s when the President became unpopular, Quevenco said.
He recalled that one day he was walking in a suit on Escolta, then the shopping strip in Manila, when a group of student activists saw him and chased him.
He said he ducked into a department store, bought a T-shirt, put it on, and then walked out of the store unrecognised.
Closest call
On another occasion, Quevenco and his wife were being driven in a car to the Manila airport when someone noticed him. Then an angry crowd, thinking he was Marcos, surrounded the vehicle.
Thelma talked to the crowd, explaining in the Ilonggo dialect that the man with her in the car was not Marcos but her husband.
The crowd looked closer at Quevenco, then turned and walked away.
After that incident, Quevenco told his wife that he did not want to go to Manila again.
Quevenco is survived by Thelma and their children: Babette, Cynthia Magbanua, Jesus Quevenco Jr., Mona Marie Terre, Rodolfo Quevenco, Jesthela Lizardo, Suzette Montalvo, Cecilia Quevenco, Donna Quevenco and Kara Aimee Quevenco.
His body lies at the San Diego Pro Cathedral mortuary. Interment is tentatively set for Monday.
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In the very heart of Paris, just a quarter mile from the Louvre, Hotel Montpensier features a 24-hour front desk and free Wi-Fi access in all areas. All rooms are serviced by an elevator.
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Great location.
Doesn't quite live up to its 4 star status.
Very dated and tired. Could do with a big spruce up. No business centre. Cannot believe that they have their standard rooms priced at 600 Euros!!
The pictures have nothing to do with the reality, old, poor, bad smell, not worthy!!!
Great location. Shopping on your doorstep. We were upgraded to room with wonderful view. Excellent room service.
Could have used a kettle in room.
The location off Toledo was great (if a little noisy at night time)
Bathroom smells bad coming from the pipes; bathroom lights so dim it's hard to shave; Elevators are dangerous as when elevator stops, elevator floor is not even with exit; Staff extremely rude: don't even what to call for a taxi; False charge for city "surtaxe"; Duct tape on walls to patch holes; Very dirty carpets; Hotel on the verge of being insalubrious. They need to close down this place.
location, quietness of the room, street view is nice. Art deco feel to the hotel. easy to navigate around Paris from. the Bond St of Paris.
female staff at desk was very rude, breakfast is very basic & expensive, hotel apart from lobby and breakfast room needs modernising, carpets need to be replaced. funny old small in the room had to spray parfum to tone the small down.
RATHER RUNDOWN CARPETS NEEDED REPLACEMENT some STAFF MOST UNPLEASANT.
The location was excellent for all the things we wanted to do.
However the hotel was under construction, with lots of noise before 8:00 am. The bathroom was less than satisfactory with a towel bar coming off the wall and a shower head that sprayed water everywhere except on me!
We could go any direction and see something wonderful. Metro was close. World class shopping all around.
The hotel foyer looks like a bad dream. Dark. Dated. The elevators are slow and small and dark. Loud drilling on concrete that vibrates your room starts early. Did I say the foyer is Dark?
The excellent localization, very nice and helpful staff, good quality of the room.
When entering the hotel it seems that nobody take cares of first impression: ugly decorations, little mess.
though I told that I would pay by cash at the chek-in time, the hotel made a credit card payment without asking and didn't meet my request to correct that.
the worst
-Price (with reduction) was about 160 euro per night! This is absolutely noncence for a very small room, no clean bathtowels and a not included breakfeast. The prices called at the hotel are even much higher: more or less 600 euro per night for a standard room. The only reason for this may be the fact that this hotel is in one of the most pricely shoppingstreet in Paris, in which also is the Elysee.
Location, Staff, Use of public transport
Room size is like toilet room
General state of entrance, elevator, Parking in surrounding of the Hotel
Location is good
Dirty Old hotel Staff not nice
Could see the consuls. Laduree good for breakfast. Another one nearby but expensive.
Dated decor. Needs complete internal renovation. Cramped room. Heavy door impossible for children. Broken glas on revolving door. Few cafés open for dinner and lunch.
The situation.
stuff , quality, awful rooms, bad reseptionist except Francesco who was polite. I paid superior room and it was fluided from the toilet. It was at 1st floor and the reseptionists deceaved me. For revenge asked me to pay the tax. The worst hotel in Paris
It's in an amazing location, staff was fine, you know what you're getting, not gonna be super fancy but has all you need, even if mini bar and for that price I was really happy
Mattresses are good. Location is very good. But make sure you land in south airport not north. Entertainment not bad.
That we had to pay deposit for remote controls for TV. The food court ( although many choices) but not delicious. The food was blend with not much taste. Reminded me of my college cafeteria. The wifi 90% of the time does not work and if it does extremely slow.
The location is amazing
The room was too old, in desperate need for renovation.
prime location
air-condition did work and construction still going on after a few years
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So this weekend was the half marathon I was supposed to run in with the nurse from my school. Sadly, I didn't keep up with my running this summer and I did not sign up. As disappointed as I am with myself, I still went to cheer her on! She did awesome with an average of 11:32/miles. It is still on my bucket list to do one, I just need to get serious and train for one. As I watched from the side, it made me want to run! I feel somewhat guilty that I didn't but I am hoping for my motivation to kick in by early Spring.
As for everything else, I am back at the gym 4x a week still doing my thing. I could use more discipline (eating wise) on the weekends though. My goal is to be back at around 151 by Christmas (like I was last year!) and I know I can do it. I just need to stick with my calorie range and keep exercising.
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So today is the day. I am getting serious about tracking and making conscious effort to exercise instead of finding every excuse not to. The nurse at my school (who got me into running) had mentioned a half marathon that is happening in November. I laughed in her face. Me???....Run a half marathon??? I would die!! So before the last day of school she printed me out an "8 week training plan for a half marathon". I looked at it and actually thought about starting it many times.
What better day than today to begin ;). I must be crazy!! But I need serious motivation (maintaining a significant weight loss is much more difficult than I thought!) I need to start working out and stop being Miss Lazy. I will find every excuse not to exercise, (even as lame as "Welllllll I washed my hair today, I don't want to sweat :P) So today begins a 10 week program to a half marathon. Hey I thought a little over a year ago I would never complete the C25K -- and I did! So it just proves that if your mind believes, you WILL achieve..(or however that corny quote goes!) I decided to give myself 10 week instead of 8 to ease my way in. Tonight was my first run (it's about 4 runs a week) and it was 3 miles. I ended up running 2.87 (30 min) I think I tired myself out by running faster at times.
I just need to keep telling myself I CAN DO THIS..I CAN DO THIS! And who knows, maybe come November I will actually run the half marathon ;)
Thanks for reading Sparkies, I couldve never made it here without you..and Nurse Kathy of course! xoxxo
Well school is out now...and I am finding it WAAAYY harder than last summer to get/stay on track! Between eating out and all the junk food cravings, this is definitely going to be a challenge. I at teetering at 165 and really want to knock off about 15 lbs to be my ideal weight.. Any tips? I am trying as hard as possible to track, also I need to work out an exercise schedule for myself. It is also extremely hard bc I am babysitting for the summer, which allows me to graze all day long. When I am in school I don't but now that I can eat whenever I want it is super hard! I know what I need to do, it is for some reason so hard for me to do it. I mean I did it last summer, what is the difference?! I need to stay motivated!! Thanks for reading my vent. Any suggestions can help.
Well, last week is finally over!! For those of you that don�t know, it was �Teacher Appreciation Week� which somehow turns into �Man vs. Food Week� at my school. The parents are extremely generous and brought in goodies for us alllll week, starting with breakfast on Tuesday, lunch on Wednesday, dessert day was Thursday and Friday was lunch catered by the principal. Yikes! I can only imagine the damage I did. I was since conscious of the foods I ate, however, I feel super guilty for not even trying to track. It was only one week I let myself �go� for lack of a better word. I didn�t do so well this weekend but didn�t do horrible either. All in all, today is Monday and I am back to tracking and back to the gym.
I have a race coming up on May 28, Memorial Day, and it is my first 10k. So far I have run two races, one was a 5k and the other was a 5 miler, so I know this is my next race to tackle. A 10k is 6.2 miles and if I train enough, I have no doubt in my mind I will be able to finish (that is my goal�just finish!). I ran on Saturday afternoon for an hour, I didn�t calculate the mileage but I am guessing probably around 5ish or so miles. I walked here and there a few times, for a total of maybe 5-7 minutes. My goal is to run twice this week outside, besides the intervals I do at the gym. I can do it�I can do it�.. ;)
As for my Biggest Loser Contest (that I do here at school�) I didn�t weigh in on Friday because I was scared of what I would see�so I will face the facts on Friday when I weigh in. Hopefully I have lost or even maintained from the last weigh in two weeks ago. I need to get this last 10-15 pounds off so I will be ready/feeling good for summer.
Well, that is my venting for the day. I hope all my Sparkies have a great week�.
Well, here I am on April Break. (I work in an elementary school for those of you that don't know.) It has been so difficult for me since Good Friday, almost a week ago, to get/stay on track with my calories. This always happens when I am not living on my normal Monday - Friday schedule. I honestly have no one to blame but myself. I sabotage myself in the worst ways, like making every excuse not to exercise, and every reason why it is absolutely okay to eat 3/4 of an Italian Cream Pie. Yikess! I am the only one to blame. However, I am very proud of myself for having two very successful gym trips this week (2.5 hrs each).
Today I have my Turbo Kick class that I take a the Rec Dept. It's 45 min and I swear the instructor is on speed, or maybe just Redbull ;) I like her alot, she has alot of positive energy, (which I need at 7:50 at night).
It really doesn't help my motivation this week that my sister and I got into a HUGE fight on Easter, (which happens often, she is bipolar). And of course my mother ALWAYS takes her side. So annoying! I swear I was born into the wrong family. Somehow everything is always MY fault, no matter what the situatin is. Ugh, so this week I hate them both. HAHA.
Let's see what else do I want to get off my chest.....
Oh yes, I tried a free CrossFit class this past weekend. VERY FUN! I fell in love and it wasn't as hard as I thought it was going to be, or maybe I am in better shape than I think ;) We used the rowing machines (which my gym doesn't have) and then did alot of interval things, 20 seconds each, then get back on the rower. Wall Squats, lunges, burpees, etc. I know alot of people that have got in serious shape by doing CF. I am talking like diesel status. As much as I would loooove to join, it is sooo expensive. I cannot justify paying $150 for 2 weeks of On Ramp Classes (to introduce the equipment/workouts) then it's $116 a month after that. Yikes! I don't think so. I am trying to save up for a house and I would rather see that money going in the bank. I can however still do alot of the workouts at home, or in my own gym (Planet Fitness). $21 a month is more my style.
I am going to finish digesting my lunch, perhaps go for a run and try a "sexy legs" workout I found on Pinterest ;) Have a good week/weekend. I am looking forward to my massage tomorrow to relieve some of this stress/tension I have this week.
MWAH Sparkies xoxox


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INSYS updates security on industrial routers
July 9, 2013 - INSYS extended the functional range of its industrial routers with security features included in firmware update 2.11. The firmware follows the current recommendations of the German Federal Office for Information Security (Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik, BSI) and the white paper of the German Association of Energy and Water Industries (Bundesverband der Energie- und Wasserwirtschaft, BDEW).
Routers which not only allow for remote access but also establish connections for data transfer pose a potential threat to application and network security. These devices are often installed in remote locations, such as photovoltaic systems which cannot be sufficiently protected against physical access. Of all bad scenarios, theft of the router is the least to worry about. A much greater danger is the possibility of professionals gaining access to company IT networks, disrupting these and stealing or even manipulating data.
Even before the update, INSYS icom's routers were equipped with a wide range of security features, including VPN functionality (encryption, mutual authentication) and a firewall (white list). If a router is reset to factory settings, previous configurations and log files can no longer be accessed or changed. After a certificate is integrated, it can never be read out again. Moreover, users can define access options to the configuration interface: local configuration can be disabled completely.
With the firmware version 2.11, INSYS icom adds many new security functions established in the IT world to its routers. Key features are the prevention of unauthorised access to the device and the sending of user-specific messages via email, SMS, or SNMP in case of security-critical events. These events include unsuccessful dial-in attempts, plugging in or unplugging cables at the switch, unsolicited traffic, or changes to the configuration. Additionally, INSYS icom routers feature a MAC firewall that blocks data packets from unknown devices.
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Microwave 8 to 10 minutes on HIGH, or until almost tender, stirring once.
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Place butter in 2-cup measure.
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Add pineapple, orange rind and nutmeg.
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Dear Twitter: You now have a new legal right to tweet, film & blog from council meetings in England #RightToReport bit.ly/1mlqjcI
Congratulations to Len McCluskey for his successful reshuffle of the Labour front bench
Just spoken to the PM I am very honoured to continue as Secretary of State at DCLG #reshuffle
Gordon Brown has just returned to the Commons I hope he add a good Christmas break
"@andrew_allison: @toryradio @TimMontgomerie @NadineDorriesMP I wonder if @EricPickles voted?" - yes, phone on speed-dial
I did not realise you had to be a T. U. member to be a Labour Cllr. I will now review the rules on declaration of interests for Cllrs
Localism Bill will be introduced next Monday. Lots of power to to Councils
The revolution maybe complete if Arthur Scargill wants to take up the Right to Buy
Sorry that my friend @SayeedaWarsi resigned I enjoyed working with her at DCLG. As PM says Gaza needs an immediate ceasefire
Margaret Thatcher gave this country the confidence to believe in itself. A Great PM and the Great Britain.
Just 8% of DCLG staff participating into today's industrial action. Passing the picket line today, I've seen longer chip shop queues
Tweeters, bloggers should be made welcome to comment and film council meetings
£635 million parking profit shows why we need to review and rein in unfair town hall #parking rules bit.ly/15uXGDH
Hearing lots of councils of all political colours are resolving to raise the Scottish Saltire in support of the Union #LetsStayTogether
Summer heat on Labour – their plans for a new holiday tax in Britain exposed bit.ly/14KziLw
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Bideford prayer judgement: I believe right to worship is a fundamental and hard fought British liberty
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Can it be done with pleasing results? Any recipes?
Check out Southern Tiers Hop Sun for a great commercial example. If I ever get around to cloning it, I'll PM you with the recipe.
hmmm. Unfortunately that isn't available in GA. Although I'd love to try it.
Here is the info on Southern Tier's Hop Sun:
I am a fan, and brew an all columbus interpretation of it that I simply refer to as Hoppy Wheat.
My recipe has looked pretty similar to this the last few times I've brewed it:
7 lbs. German 2-row Pils
3 lbs. White Wheat Malt
8 oz. Crystal Malt 10°L
.25 oz. Columbus (Pellets, 14.2 %AA) boiled 60 min.
.75 oz. Columbus (Pellets, 14.2 %AA) boiled 15 min.
1 oz. Columbus (Pellets, 14.2 %AA) boiled 5 min.
Yeast : DCL Yeast Safale US-05
The main differences being a few extra gravity points on my end, I do not dry hop it (mostly out of laziness), and of course columbus in place of centennial.
ETA: One of my early stabs out it came out like this:
I over hopped a Rye Wheat by accident once and it was GREAT
The brooklyner-schneider hopfen-weisse is really good. They list the ingredients at the brooklyn brewery website if you wanted to formulate the recipe yourself.
I made an American Wheat last year with a bucketload of Sorachi Ace.
Make you wanna slap yo' mama!
Three Floyds Gumballhead is another commercial example for you to investigate.
I made a fairly hoppy wheat beer as an experiment and it ended up quite good.
5 lb pale 2-row
3 lb malted wheat
1.5 lb vienna
.5 light crystal
Set it up with S-05 and a cool ferment...
1oz of 11.5% centennial at 60, 0.5oz saaz at 15 and flamout.
Honestly, the finish was a bit too bitter, but the foam tasted AWESOME.. like bitter, delicious candy. Could probably balance the beer by taking some hops off the start and adding them in the middle.
(Thread is here: http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/what...ribute-151437/)
I just made a 1 gallon test batch of NB's T-can wheat beer, which is a hoppy wheat beer. I liked it a lot and plan on making a full batch this summer. Recipe is here:http://www.northernbrewer.com/defaul...grain-kit.html


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Letters: Liberty, made in the USA
July 17, 2012
Re "Liberté or liberty?," Opinion, July 13 "Freedom from material insecurity, want and illness," as Robert Zaretsky describes the French revolutionaries' idea of liberty, is a pretty fair description of life minus its inherent challenges, and any nation that believes government can provide such a thing deserves to be disappointed. The American idea is to free people to meet life's challenges as they see fit, engaging their own energies and capacities and cooperating without being coerced.
Religious case at Supreme Court could affect Obamacare and much more
March 24, 2014
By David G. Savage
WASHINGTON - A challenge to part of President Obama's healthcare law that hits the Supreme Court on Tuesday could lead to one of the most significant religious freedom rulings in the high court's history. Four years ago, in their controversial Citizens United decision, the justices ruled that corporations had full free-speech rights in election campaigns. Now, they're being asked to decide whether for-profit companies are entitled to religious liberties. At issue in Tuesday's oral argument before the court is a regulation under the Affordable Care Act that requires employers to provide workers a health plan that covers the full range of contraceptives, including morning-after pills and intrauterine devices, or IUDs.
United by Liberty
January 5, 2002
Re "Americans' Reaction to Attacks Shows True State of the Union," Dec. 31: Ronald Brownstein got it right when he stated: "What unites America turns out to be much more profound than what divides it." And what unites America is liberty. Abraham Lincoln said it best: "The essence of liberty is the spirit of liberty; everywhere." Everywhere. That's it. Liberty. It's that simple. Christopher Pearson Spring Valley
'Need for Speed' hopes to cruise. Liberty has Sirius change.
March 14, 2014
By Joe Flint
After the coffee. Before finding my winter coat. The Skinny: Friday's roundup includes the box-office preview and John Malone's latest financial maneuverings. Also, a look at DreamWorks, which hopes "Need for Speed" can be a hit. I'm out of town this weekend, so behave yourself and beware the Ides of March. Daily Dose: The regular season starts for the Dodgers a week from Saturday, with games against the Diamondbacks in Australia. While much of the country will be able to catch the action from down under, the majority of Angelenos will likely be shut out. Time Warner Cable, which is distributing the new Dodger channel, SportsNet LA, for the team, still has no deals with distributors other than itself.
Hurricane Sandy cuts short Statue of Liberty's big reopening
October 29, 2012
By Mary Forgione
The long-awaited reopening of the Statue of Liberty went off Sunday on the landmark's 126th anniversary. But it abruptly closed, as did everything else in New York City, because of Hurricane Sandy. The public will have to wait a few days longer to see the $30-million year-long makeover -- the new 393 steps to the crown, the new wheelchair access area and other upgrades. (Visiting the crown requires advance tickets .) The statue is closed Monday and Tuesday with no word yet on plans for Wednesday.
Hammer time at NBCUniversal! Liberty wants Virgin Media.
February 5, 2013
By Joe Flint
After the coffee. Before figuring out what to do without football. The Skinny: Last year I watched every episode of NBC's "Smash" (no, I didn't lose a bet) so I feel obliged to give the Season 2 premiere tonight a shot. Tuesday's headlines include a big shake-up at NBCUniversal; Liberty Global wants Virgin Media and a review of "Smash. " Also, Hollywood celebrates itself with a lunch and a party. In other words, it was a typical day. Daily Dose: ABC Entertainment head Paul Lee is determined to make John Leguizamo a TV star.
NSA surveillance power shows technology is trumping liberty
June 17, 2013
By David Horsey
The National Security Agency's program of scooping up raw data on nearly every phone call placed in the United States should freak us all out - not so much because of what the agency is doing, but because it has the technological capability to do it. So far, there is no evidence that the government is zeroing in on any phone calls besides those linked to terrorism suspects. Personally, I'm glad our intelligence agencies have that wormhole into the dark redoubts of fanatics who want to kill Americans.
Guns and Liberty
September 6, 1999
Gun control: the deterioration of liberty. ARMANDO MONCADA Los Angeles
Fourth of July: Liberty the eagle gets an upgrade on Southwest
July 4, 2012
By Terry Gardner, Special to the Los Angeles Times
Although Southwest Airlines is known for one class of service, a special passenger got an upgrade on Monday - from cargo to coach. Liberty, a 21-year-old American bald eagle needed to fly from St. Louis to Kansas City, Mo., to appear at the KC Riverfest on Independence Day, but it was too hot for him to fly in the cargo hold. So World Bird Sanctuary bought Liberty a seat in coach on Flight 3604. He sat in his blanket-covered carrier next to Teri Graves, the sanctuary's director of education.
West Coast 'Statue of Liberty'
July 19, 1986
For the past three years I have been working on a project that deals with a monument to freedom that already exists in this city--the Watts Towers. Having worked closely with the Watts community and with the surviving relatives of Sam Rodia, I know that the towers embody the spirit of liberty to both their creator and the community they have come to represent. Built by an immigrant out of his own initiative to proclaim his sense of freedom, the Watts Towers symbolize liberty as no work commissioned by official authority possibly could.
Tale of a slave revolt in Greg Grandin's 'The Empire of Necessity'
January 17, 2014
By Scott Martelle
Amasa Delano, a New England sea captain sailing off the Chilean coast in February 1805, thought he was helping a ship in distress when he boarded the Tryal with an offer of food, water and assistance. Adrift in dangerous waters, its worn hull covered with barnacles and trailing seaweed, the Tryal was, indeed, in distress. But not in the manner Delano suspected. The Tryal was a Spanish slaver on which the slaves had revolted two months earlier, killing most of their captors while sparing Capt.
When movies don't let the facts get in the way of a good story
January 2, 2014
By John Horn
It may not be factual, but it's truthful. It's an argument that wouldn't survive in a court of law and would spark derision in a presidential debate. But when it comes to movies, it's vital guidance, especially when so many of 2013's Oscar-contending films are being researched for their accuracy. It suggests that certain liberties can help create a compelling drama, as long as they don't torpedo the story's essential authenticity. I first heard the factual versus truthful parallel from director Danny Boyle, who had just adapted Aron Ralston's memoir, "Between a Rock and a Hard Place," for the 2010 movie "127 Hours.
Mr. President, put these curbs on the NSA
December 20, 2013
By The Times editorial board
Two days after a judge ruled that the National Security Agency's bulk collection of Americans' telephone records was probably unconstitutional, the Obama administration on Wednesday released a report in which a presidential task force called for an end to the program. The President's Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technologies also suggested other significant reforms in the collection of data about Americans and foreigners. President Obama, who said he welcomed a debate over the activities exposed by Edward Snowden, should take the panel's advice.
A life dedicated to liberty
December 6, 2013
Robyn Dixon
Dressed in black against a twilight-blue background, a somber South African President Jacob Zuma appeared on television to give his countrymen the news they had long dreaded. "My fellow South Africans," he intoned. "Our beloved Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, the founding president of our democratic nation, has departed. " With that announcement, delivered about 11:35 p.m. Thursday, South Africa learned that it had lost its greatest figure: its first black president, the leader of the movement to end the apartheid system of racial discrimination and a man known to most as simply Madiba.
Comcast's Brian Roberts and Liberty's John Malone have history
November 25, 2013
By Joe Flint
Are two cable moguls about to square off again? The emergence of Comcast Corp. as a potential suitor for Time Warner Cable is the latest twist in the at-times tense relationship between Comcast CEO Brian Roberts and John Malone, whose Liberty Media has a 27% stake in Charter Communications, which is also pursuing Time Warner Cable. Roberts is now what Malone was for many years, head of the biggest cable company in the country. Comcast has over 21 million subscribers and also owns NBCUniversal, parent of NBC and several powerful cable channels including USA, Bravo, CNBC and MSNBC.
Liberty Ross on living through Rupert Sanders-Kristen Stewart fling
October 30, 2013
By Christie D'Zurilla
What's it like to be cheated on, especially under Hollywood's microscope? Liberty Ross is sharing her own experience, which came when then-husband Rupert Sanders was captured on film in mid-2012 necking around town with his "Snow White and the Huntsman" star Kristen Stewart. The affair would go on to demolish both Robert Pattinson's relationship with Stewart and Ross' marriage to Sanders, despite public apologies from both guilty parties. "It was horrible," Ross, 35, says in the December issue of Vanity Fair.
Travel quiz: Statue of Liberty's nose, origins of paella and more
December 28, 2012
By Mary Forgione, Los Angeles Times Daily Travel & Deal blogger
We travel, we craft bucket lists , we read about exotic destinations that will open a window on the world, but do we actually retain anything? Here's a chance to find out. Napa Valley-based freelance writer Bob Ecker created the Travel Quiz 2012 for his travel column at Examiner.com . It has 25 brain-busters that will leave you thinking, singing and maybe embarrassed about how few you can answer. The answers will be posted next week (though I've already seen them)
Feds investigate Jeep Liberty for fire risk
October 30, 2013
By David Undercoffler
Federal safety regulators have opened a preliminary investigation into the 2012 Jeep Liberty SUV for a possible fire risk in the driver's door. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it has received two reports of fires from consumers, with at least one person injured as a result. The probe covers 79,252 Jeep Libertys. PHOTOS: Has your vehicle been recalled? In both instances, the fires allegedly started near the driver's door power window switch.
AMC Networks buys Liberty Media's Chellomedia for $1.035 billion
October 28, 2013
By Joe Flint
AMC Networks Inc., parent of cable channels AMC, WE and IFC, has struck a deal to acquire Liberty Global's Chellomedia for $1.035 billion. For New York-based AMC Networks, the acquisition will vastly increase its international presence. Chellomedia has some 70 channels in about 140 countries that are available in almost 400 million homes that AMC can place its product in. Most of Chellomedia's outlets are in Europe and Latin America. "This acquisition allows us to secure a large, global platform on which to distribute our increasingly successful original programming through a collection of strong, well-established and well-managed assets worldwide," said Josh Sapan, CEO of AMC Networks.
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AquaO2 Wastewater Treatment Systems, Inc.
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AWAS has been in research, development and manufacturing of industrial waste water treatment plants for over 30 years and owns several patents and patent rights. We manufacture: - Flotation plants (DAF) - Emulsion splitting plants - Oil-Water separators, patented AWAS Galaxie Vortex separators - Filter systems - Wash water recycling plants, wash halls - Bio reactors We ...
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Wastewater Resources Inc. (WRI) is an original equipment manufacture of wastewater reclamation and advanced treatment systems. Since its inception in 1988, WRI has advocated the continuous reclamation, treatment, and reuse of treated wastewaters to create sustainable water supplies. All of our installed advanced water purification (AWP) plants reclaim, clean, and recycle ...
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SBR-Wastewater Treatment specialists in manufacturing sewage treatment plants in sizes of 4 to 50,000 population equivalents. The Clear Water SBR Sewage Treatment Plant is modularly structured, and is distinguished by high operational safety and purification power, which is additionally guaranteed by remote monitoring supplied as standard. These qualities make it ...
Water and Wastewater Equipment Manufacturers Association, Inc.
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Process Wastewater Technologies LLC
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Marta was dismayed. After 20 months of maintaining her weight loss with relative ease, she had gone off track and had gained back five pounds.
"I wouldn't mind it so much if I had decided in advance to eat more," she said, "but that's not what happened. A couple of weeks ago, we had company for the weekend. I was fine at first, but then everyone else was eating and drinking so much, that I wanted to, too. I just stopped using my usual weekend plan. So by Monday morning, I had gained two pounds. I felt really bad about that, and I was okay for the next couple of days. But then, for some reason, I started snacking too much after dinner. I'd have that old sabotaging thought, 'I've eaten too much. I might as well start again tomorrow.' I didn't go way overboard the way I used to, but I did eat more than usual for the rest of that week and this week, like larger portions at meals, bread and butter at dinner, and extra snacks at night. I keep promising myself that I'm going to get back in control but I can't seem to do it. My weight is up and I'm afraid I'll just keep gaining more."
Marta and I talked about the two choices she could make:
- She could plan to eat extra food, including bread and butter at dinner and an extra snack at night. It would be planned eating, though, not spontaneous deviations from her plan. Depending on how many extra calories she planned to have, she might gain a little more weight, plateau at her current weight, or lose a little.
- She could go back to her previous plan and lose the five pounds she had gained.
Either plan was completely legitimate and either way, she'd need to go back to practicing her daily CT skills (e.g., reading her Advantages Deck and Response Cards right after dinner, going to her Distraction Box if she felt the urge to eat unplanned snacks).


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And I ain't going to wait for nothing
Cause that just ain't my style
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