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Depilatory creams. Although big hair is synonymous with the 1980s, hair removal techniques for other areas of the body were becoming more sophisticated during this period. Remember the "short shorts" commercials touting Nair? Although this popular cream depilatory product was launched in the 1940s, these commercials gave great importance to using a cream versus a razor, specifically for the legs. Although Nair and similar products are quite affordable and still very much available, there is the potential for skin irritation from the ingredients used to trigger the chemical reaction that breaks down the disulfide bonds in the keratin, causing the hair to become weak enough to wipe away. These creams and lotions also remove hair at the surface of the skin, but are supposed to keep the hair away for a longer period of time than traditional shaving. Due to the potential for irritation caused by these types of products, clients with sensitive skin may not tolerate them well.
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Broadway veteran James Snyder (Cry-Baby) will join the previously announced Idina Menzel (Wicked, Rent), LaChanze (The Color Purple), and Anthony Rapp (You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown; Rent) in the upcoming Broadway premiere of Tom Kitt and Brian Yorkey's new musical If/Then. Snyder will take on the role of Josh, a doctor and army reservist.
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When Washington, D.C., was buried in snow last week, one suburban Maryland school alerted parents via robocall that they would be opening two hours late. The call, hypothetically letting parents know that they could sleep in that day, went out at 4:30 a.m ... Source: Forbes (blog)
Comedy isn't dead, females are funny and Sue Sylvester is a man. 6. Comedy Isn't Dead: "The pendulum swung too far on reality TV," Segel says. "Slowly, people got tired of it and they wanted to sit and laugh." Adds Julie Bowen: "I don't think comedy has ... Source: Seattle Post Intelligencer
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Inherently, I find that having sex and intimacy, when it's great, it's funny," the actor, 32, tells E! News . That attitude was helpful on the set of his new movie No Strings Attached , in which he had a handful of sex scenes with Portman. "[The scenes ... Source: People
I've told a lot of jokes I thought were hysterical that weren't as funny as I thought. I've been getting criticism for quite some time. I don't expect everybody to agree or understand. I get it. It's OK." "Act Like a Lady" offers conversational counsel on ... Source: San Jose Mercury News
KNOW YOUR LEADERS: Colorado is about to see new leaders at almost all the top positions at the Capitol. Gov. John Hickenlooper has his inauguration Tuesday, and Republicans, with the start of the legislative session Wednesday, will take power in the state ... Source: Denver Post
The U.S. House's new Republican majority began its drive Friday to repeal President Barack Obama's health-care overhaul law, an effort Democrats derided as a politically motivated diversion from more pressing matters. The Republicans, who campaigned on a ... Source: Detroit Free Press
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Winter is Coming
Unveiled HBO poster for A Game of Thrones |
A Game of Thrones: The Board Game | Published 11 March 2011 |
April 17th marks the beginning...of winter.
Everyone here at Fantasy Flight Games is excited to watch the HBO A Game of Thrones series, based on George R.R. Martin's beloved novels.
Here is the official poster. We can't wait! Can you?
Based on the best-selling novel series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin, A Game of Thrones: The Board Game lets 3-5 players take control of the great houses of Westeros in an epic struggle to claim the Iron Throne.
I hope this series does the book justice, looking forward to it :D


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Something for Santa to slip into my stocking?
OK... so the cruise can't come quick enough for me. I've read all the guidebooks, watched the Travel Channel show until my DVR began to laugh at me. I was getting desperate for something else to watch. Until I found this:
The Treasures Of Disney Cruise Line DVD lets you join Mickey and Minnie as they take special guests along on a magical Disney Cruise filled with wonder and fantasy in this 30-minute video adventure.
It all begins with an exciting treasure hunt aboard ship as you play "Pirate" and search for hidden secrets and fun! The Disney pals show these pirates-in-training how to navigate the open seas for a super-seafaring adventure and you will have a front row seat as Mickey and his friends explore their new home at seas from bow to stern and island to island.
You will want to navigate to your tropical Disney paradise on the Disney Cruise Line where every enchanting day is a fairly tale treasure.
It also contains bonus features, including Disney details, featurettes, behind the scenes tours, demonstrations and more!
For more information and details about the DVD, click here
And YES - I'm ordering one of these myself NOW!
Lou Mongello
Host, Author & Site Owner
Something for Santa to slip into my stocking?
They call me "Nana"
I've been a good girl this year.... maybe Santa will slide it under my tree, too.
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Hi Lou,
Me and my entire family (all 11 of us) are booked and counting down. We can't wait!!
Disney grandfather
Wow! Hi, Howardk! Looking forward to meeting you & the whole family on board.
T-Nina, I think you'll need a bigger piece of paper for our 'group picture'
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Well, first I need to know the ages and genders of Howard's family!
Welcome aboard!
They call me "Nana"
Hi iwannabeminnie,
This will be our 5th Disney cruise as a family. We always take our married children and their kids (our grandchildren) with us. We usually stay on the same deck but this time we are in two adjoining cabins. It makes an amazing vacation even better. Our family consists of:
me 60
wife 58
son 36
daughter-in-law 36
grandson 12
granddaughter 6
granddaughter 2
daughter 34
son-in-law 34
grandson 9
granddaughter 6
Disney grandfather
Okay, got it. Updated photo soon!
They call me "Nana"
For weeks I was eagerly waiting for the countdown to drop below 300 days.... and somehow I missed it
Hey! We're going on the Cruise with Lou & Tinker Bell Too THIS YEAR!!!!
That's an improvement makes it feel like it's getting closer....
-Pat (Disneydame2004)
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I'm waiting for double digits. Then I will be bouncing off the walls. You will be calling me Tigger instead of Minnie.
I'm going on a crew-yous. I'm going on a crew-yous.
They call me "Nana"
The 300 days will go quickly and the cruise will be here and gone before you know it (so don't rush it). One of the best things about the wait is the anticipation. That is half the fun. Talking about everything that you are going to do makes the wait fun and exciting. I talk to my family (especially the grandchildren) everyday about our plans ie.. what we are going to eat at each meal, what excursions we will be going on etc. For those of us who have been on the Disney Cruise before, you know what heaven is like. For those of you who will being going for the first time, you are in for the vacation of a lifetime.
Disney grandfather
I'm in for the vacation of a lifetime! And I have that on good authority. Just ask Howard!
They call me "Nana"
Duh. I thought you were going to help me!
They call me "Nana"


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We realize the above formula is rather complicated but - let's face it - Batman is a rather complicated guy. Originally created way back in the 1930s, the character of the Dark Knight has been through a plethora of personalities, styles, themes and interpretations over the decades. Like comic book tofu, he adapts to the surrounding culture, whether as a '60s camp icon, a '90s drug junkie or everything in between.
Even in his purest and most traditional form, however, Batman is a riddle. He is both mortal man and superhero; both warrior and intellectual; both detective and scientist; both performer and recluse. Should we really be surprised that the videogames made in his name - all dozen plus of them - have completely failed to capture his murky essence? No... but that excuse won't work anymore, as recent competitors have begun to shine the light.
Like Sam Fisher, Bruce Wayne wasn't born a hero. He made himself one, through physical training and technological innovation. Surprising thugs isn't about super speed - it's about patience and planning. Defeating evil isn't about super strength - it's about learning the right moves and using them at the exact right times. Oh, and you can't fly or scale walls or see through solid darkness, not unless you develop and implement the tools yourself to do so. Anyone who's played a Splinter Cell game has already had a taste of what a perfect Batman game should include - stealth, intimidation, ninjutsu and a shitload of gadgets.
Unlike most heroes, Batman asks questions first and shoots later. He is driven, but not rash. He is angry, but not hot-headed. Before he can confront a villain, he must understand that villain and his or her crime as much as possible. Thus, the ridiculously vast Batcave with ridiculously massive Batcomputer and, thus, the obvious connection to CSI. The adventure games based on the TV show contain an almost pornographic amount of forensic detail, none of which would seem out of place in Batman's underground lab.
Of course, the Caped Crusader isn't all intellectual; at some point, he does have to get outside and kick the criminal lot's superstitious and cowardly ass. The action aspect of the hero is the only aspect covered by most Batman games, and they get even it wrong. Punching. Kicking. More punching. More kicking. Occasionally smashing two dudes' heads together. That's not enough. As in Crackdown, we need to run, jump, glide and - for God's sake - drive our Batmobile across the city, delivering blows from whatever angle and height we want.
Watch the culmination of this calculation in the video below. Like the other entries on our countdown, this solution is surefire... even if the logic is a little crazier along the way.
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Unfortunately after reporting it to supervisors and investigated by PSB (internal affairs investigator Det. Villanueva/Gallegos), nothing was done.
from Christopher Dorner – Manifesto on Genius
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Boat Tours of Bayou Lafourche
Cruise into Louisiana's past on a boat tour of Bayou Lafourche with a National Park Service ranger. Locally known as "the longest street in the world" in honor of the towns and homes along its banks, Bayou Lafourche once served as a major thoroughfare in watery south Louisiana. Boat tours are offered in spring and fall; spring 2015 cruising season is February through April when weather permits. Cruises cast off from the dock behind the Wetlands Acadian Cultural Center, 314 St. Mary Street in Thibodaux. Travel to
Reservations are required; call the center at 985-448-1375. Tours are limited to 20 people (minimum of eight). Tour participants should dress for a day in the sun and arrive by 9:30 a.m. Group boat tours are available by reservation. No tours on federal holidays when the center is closed. |


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We've had a look at the GTX 465 in a decent amount of detail. We've covered it from stock to overclock and single to SLI. The mid range nature of the card means that companies are going to mix it up more so than some of the higher end models, too.
While we've seen Galaxy use a new cooler on the card, today it's time to see what MSI have done with it. Coming in as part of the Twin Frozr II series which has impressed us in the past, we're sure that MSI is going to give us something to get a bit excited about here.
Before we take a closer look at the card and the cooler that MSI has opted for, let's first see what's going on with the package. Once that's done and the card's looked at, it will be time to see what the performance of the GTX 465 Twin Frozr II is like.
If past experience is anything to go on, the card should stand out from the pack when it comes to cooling. We'll leave that for now, though; let's get stuck into the package that MSI has put together.


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500 school board members, legislators, and special guests from across the state will gather in Nashville on Wednesday, for a day of legislative networking at TSBA's annual "Day on the Hill" event. This year, featured program speakers include Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey and House Speaker Beth Harwell.
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Covenant College begins its spring season with the provocative and poignant play Edith Stein . The story is based on the life of Jewish intellectual Edith Stein, following her from becoming ... (click for more)
Dr. Harley Knowles, president of Tennessee Wesleyan College, and Dr. Bill Seymour, president of Cleveland State Community College, signed a Dual Admission agreement between the two colleges on Wednesday, Jan. 28. This agreement allows students to enroll concurrently at Cleveland State and Tennessee Wesleyan, providing students the opportunity to complete an Associate's degree at ... (click for more)
The Tennessee Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of an apartment complex that sued the Hamilton County Water and Wastewater Authority (WWTA) over an $8 monthly charge per apartment unit for preparing private service laterals. The court overturned a granting of summary judgment in favor of WWTA by former Judge Jackie Bolton. The appeals court said American Heritage Apartments, ... (click for more)
Rhea County Fire Department officials said one person died in an early-morning house fire on Saturday. The call came at about 6:30 a.m. The brick residence is on Fisher Road. S tate arson investigators were on their way. (click for more)
Tennessee has a problem. What is the value of saving the lives of 1,000 Tennesseans each year? That is exactly what can be expected if 176,000 Tennesseans gain health insurance through Insure Tennessee. A New England Journal of Medicine study showed that expansion of Medicaid was associated with a 6% reduction in yearly mortality for people in the 34-65 age group. Statistically, ... (click for more)
As the month of February was born this morning, allow me to hurriedly share three leftovers that were still in last month's basket: * * * A first-grade teacher had endured a long day and was helping her students bundle up for the trip home when one of the little boys asked for help getting on his boots. Soon she could see why. Even with her pulling, and him pushing, the ... (click for more)


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Throughout Wednesday morning, a hacking group has disrupted German government websites, including Chancellor Angela Merkel's page, saying it wants the country to stop supporting the Ukrainian government.
The Internet Party is slated to come to the US in 2015, according to Dotcom, who describes himself as an "Internet freedom fighter."
Halloween and elections are approaching, and sometimes it's tough to tell which is scarier. Join the CraveCast cabal Wednesday at noon Pacific when we'll talk about remaking democracy in our own image and siccing bears on the undead.
You've heard that geeks and nerds run the world, but what would it take for us to actually be in charge? Crave's Eric Mack thinks it might be time for a "GNU" political party.
Federal regulator finds the cryptocurrency qualifies as "money or something of value" but imposes restriction on its use.
Accompanied by stormtroopers and a few rogue Wookiees and Jedi, someone dressed as the iconic "Star Wars" villain vows to restore pride to the Ukraine.
A parody video from Above Average shows social networking taken to the extreme. On Jynx, you only see posts from friends who share the same opinions as you.
He's brought us silly videos of animals and hilarious shots to the groin for over a decade. Now it's time for payback, and all Fark.com founder Drew Curtis asks in return is your vote.
The countries' intelligence agencies will work together and conduct cyberwar games later this year to test the security of financial institutions.
In "Unfriended," an anonymous Skype user seeks revenge on those who drove a friend to kill herself by posting a video to YouTube. It's scary because it's easy to imagine the scenario really playing out.


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After being so tired with the traffic and noise of Bangkok, Huahin was kind of a heaven for us. It was a typical province with so many things to offer. From food, to temples, to beaches, Huahin made my Thailand vacation unforgettable.
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If Congressman Anthony Weiner's day job in Washington has put him at a disadvantage at the start of the mayoral campaign, he is certainly making up for lost time now that the House is in recess.
The only Queens resident in the Democratic mayoral primary has hit the ground running since a long distance no longer separates him from campaigning.
During the past several months, the Forest Hills resident has earned a reputation as a policy wonk, who has thought out ideas on topics ranging from "boot camp" charter schools to increased ferry service in the city. Even the New York Post, whose editorial writers tend to be on the opposite side of the political aisle, ran an article with the headline "The Indelible Wonkness of Weiner."
When the congressman arrived early at the Queens Chronicle's office last Thursday to discuss his ideas for the city, he didn't waste the extra minutes collecting himself. Instead, he went to a nearby subway station to shake hands in the sweltering heat until it was time for the interview.
Yet, despite the aggressive push to get ahead of former Bronx Borough President Fernando Ferrer, Manhattan Borough President C. Virginia Fields and City Council Speaker Gifford Miller, only 13 percent of city Democrats favor Weiner for the party's nomination in September, according to an August 9th Marist College public opinion poll.
But Weiner, 40, who worked for Charles Schumer when he was congressman, showed political savvy by pointing out that the numbers don't mean he is polling last. Rather, because of the 5 percent margin of error, he prefers to say he is statistically tied for second. Besides, there is another poll that shows most New Yorkers are not paying attention to the primary yet. When they do, he is certain his standings will shoot up.
"I know that ultimately, New Yorkers want to hear ideas. They want to hear what you're going to do," he said. "They want a sense of connection. They want a sense of someone who understands."
The congressman has put out an entire booklet of solutions to middle-class problems, which is also available on his web site, devoted to making that connection with New Yorkers. He also likes to point out that he is not from a political or powerful family, rather, he grew up in Brooklyn attending public schools, and is the son of a neighborhood lawyer and a teacher.
"Do I have as much as the other guy? No. That's an asset. That's something I pride myself on, being a middle-class guy from Brooklyn and Queens," he said. "That's part of the reason I want to be mayor and part of the reason I will be a better mayor than Bloomberg."
Weiner, who was a councilman for seven years and is serving his fourth term in Congress representing parts of Brooklyn and Queens, has, in fact, gone after the mayor on a number of topics from the West Side stadium—the congressman said it should be built in Queens—to a lack of affordable housing.
When he opposes an idea, or criticizes a rival, it is likely that Weiner has a detailed alternative. As far as skyrocketing rents, he has suggested that any newly zoned residential development area should include a 15 percent requirement for low- and middle-income housing.
While the mayor is an expert on the financial workings of the private sector, Weiner said Bloomberg's lack of experience in the public sector is hurting the city. "It's hard to imagine a less effective advocate in Albany and Washington. These are things that frankly, I have a great deal of experience with."
But while the congressman is certain that "ideas trump money," he is paying attention to how much the mayor has and what he is spending on his campaign. The Anthony Weiner for Mayor web site tracks the amount—currently close to $31 million—underneath the slogan, "can't buy my vote."
While Weiner is generally considered socially liberal—he has earned perfect scores from the National Reproductive Rights Action League and some of the nation's largest environmental groups, but an F from the National Rifle Association—he did vote in favor of authorizing military force in Iraq and says he is "not opposed" to searching subway commuters.
Yet despite his voting record in Congress, Weiner's ideas for the city can sound fiscally conservative. He has proposed a 10 percent tax cut for New Yorkers who are making less than $150,000 a year, decreasing the fines small businesses face for quality of life summonses and slashing waste among government agencies.
"I'm going to ask all my commissioners to pursue governance the way that Jack Welsh asked GE to pursue governance," he said.
One of the areas the congressman is looking to streamline is health care. Specifically, since New York is one of the few states that has not computerized applications for public health insurance, a tremendous amount of time and money is being wasted, he said. There are also hundreds of thousands of qualified, but uninsured city residents, which costs taxypayers and providers hundreds of millions of dollars each year.
Another issue he is adept at discussing is the Department of Education. Perhaps because his mother recently retired from the city's school system after 33 years, Weiner is passionate about changes he would make, some more seemingly feasible than others.
To make schools safer, the congressman proposes giving principals the power to suspend students with less bureaucratic interference and expanding the school safety program beyond 17 "impact" schools. He has also suggested paying more to those willing to teach in the most hard-to-staff schools and aligning teachers' salaries with suburban schools, something Mayor Bloomberg has not done.
"We need to acknowledge that we are losing a lot of our best teachers because teachers are moving to the suburbs, getting paid a lot better and being treated a lot better," he said. "I'm going to be a tough negotiator, but I hope to have a contract within the first 100 days."
One suggested improvement likely to raise eyebrows is the creation of "boot camp" charter schools for students who have been suspended a number of times for serious infractions. While Weiner says it is a way to "test" the charter schools, educators may not have the stomach for experiments at the expense of the most troubled students.
Another issue that has already drawn sharp criticism from some Queens civic leaders is Weiner's support for the Cross Harbor Freight Tunnel, which would link New Jersey to Brooklyn by rail. Opponents say it would increase the number of truck trips near a Maspeth transfer facility by 730 to 1,800 trips a day.
On the other hand, supporters say it would allow a huge volume of goods into the region at a lower cost, resulting in less truck noise, road damage and air pollution, as well as generating over 23,000 new jobs. "I will do whatever it takes to remove truck traffic from the streets of Queens," the congressman said. "That's what I'm going to do, the Cross Harbor Tunnel does that."
To reduce roadway traffic, Weiner has also obtained federal funds that would cover 80 percent of the cost of three high-speed ferries for commuters who live in the Rockaways and Southwest Brooklyn. It is now up to the city to provide the remaining funds for the project.
Still, no matter how many ideas the congressman has, surviving the primary and defeating the mayor is his only chance for putting them into practice; a chance the congressman is certain he will get.
"I have never in my life run a campaign against a guy who didn't have more money than me, I have never in my life run a campaign against a guy who didn't have more organizational support than me," he said. "I have never lost a campaign in my life."


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Customers have always had a right to expect more from the televisions that they purchase. And with today's models being packed with all sorts of new technology and features, it's only fair for people to expect even more from the latest/greatest models. After years of reviewing the best models on the market, we've always been satisfied with Sony's flat screen television offerings. However, when we noticed how many Sony BRAVIA XBR55HX929 reviews from customers were popping up around the Internet, we got curious. What is it that makes this HDTV such a standout in such a highly competitive industry?
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And while we're talking about the picture quality, let's say something about the physical screen itself. The screen built into the Sony BRAVIA XBR55HX929 is made of the super-tough, world famous Corning Gorilla Glass. This material is brilliant, crystal-clear and designed to be scratch resistant. That means that you can count on the screen staying well protected from little accidents that might wreck a less durable screen.
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In an effort to generate interest in Obamacare's health-care exchange, Rhode Island's public officials referred in advertisements to our state's "history of leading the way." However, in another area of government-mandated insurance, temporary disability insurance (TDI), Rhode Island led the way in 1942, with unfortunate results that continue on to this day.
This year, while legislative leaders spoke of making Rhode Island more business friendly, the General Assembly enacted legislation allowing employees to receive benefits under Rhode Island's TDI for taking time off from work to care for a seriously ill family member or a newborn child. To pay for this new benefit, the TDI tax paid by Rhode Island employees is forecasted to increase from 1.2 percent to 1.4 percent of their pay.
As is customary in this state, this legislation was supported by labor unions and passed the General Assembly by more than two-to-one margins over the objections of business groups and Republicans who warned of the potential for abuse. A quick historical look of Rhode Island's TDI program shows that, in order to make Rhode Island more business friendly, TDI should not be expanded but repealed.
Temporary or short-term disability insurance provides payments to employees who are temporarily out of work because of a non-work-related illness or injury. In most states, it is purchased from a private-sector insurance firm at employers' expense.
Rhode Island is unique in that it not only requires that temporary disability insurance to be provided to employees, but it also mandates that this insurance be provided exclusively by government. A government insurance monopoly is inherently problematic because it lacks the profit motive to ferret out fraud, and it has little incentive to keep its cost down because it is not subject to the discipline of free market competition.
Rhode Island's government monopoly in providing temporary disability insurance was originally called cash sickness insurance. With the backing of organized labor, the legislation was introduced by a state senator who was the brother of the political boss of Pawtucket's Democratic political machine.
A month later, it was shepherded through the state Senate with the help of a "liberal" Republican senator and with the support of another senator who doubled as a professional labor leader, and was signed by Gov. J. Howard McGrath. Rhode Island's TDI program was heralded as the first of its kind in the nation, an example for others to follow.
However, within a few years, severe problems emerged. The fund that provided temporary disability benefits began running deficits as benefit payments exceeded receipts from the 1 percent tax on employee pay. In addition, cases of fraud were exposed.
By 1945, the president of the Providence Chamber of Commerce was pointing to it as an "example of where hasty action in legislative matters can work harm on the state industries" and as an "illustration of a law put on the books with the best of intentions" which led to abuse and absenteeism.
Meanwhile, an advisory panel in neighboring Massachusetts recommended against adopting a compulsory government insurance program by pointing out how Rhode Island's program was "fostering malingering" and noting that a large percentage of Massachusetts employees were covered by private disability insurance.
With insolvency of the TDI fund foreseeable, the TDI tax paid by employees was increased to more than 1 percent and millions of dollars in the unemployment fund were transferred over to the TDI fund in order to stabilize the TDI program.
Although the danger of insolvency passed, criticism continued. The Rhode Island Medical Journal called Rhode Island's TDI program a "state monopoly" and noted how competition in other states produced much better results. The Rhode Island Public Expenditure Council called for its "outright repeal." A leader of the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut pointed to Rhode Island's TDI program as an example of the "unfriendly attitude toward industry that has too long been in evidence in Rhode Island" and emphasized that this type of "anti-business legislation" enacted in the state was "a leading factor in the migration of industry" out of it.
Undoubtedly, Rhode Island politicians are proud of their vote this year to expand TDI. Back in the 1940s, Rhode Island politicians were proud of creating it. Gov. John O. Pastore called it a "model for other states" and an example of Rhode Island's "record of progressive labor legislation."
In a way, Governor Pastore was correct. Other states have looked to Rhode Island's TDI program as a model — a model to avoid.
Steven Frias, a monthly contributor, is a lawyer, Rhode Island's Republican National Committeeman and the author of "Cranston and Its Mayors: A History."


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How I love this product!! Using it for only a few day's and the fine lines around my eyes are so much softer. Also my upper eyelids are more tight and are less puffed when I use the creme and serum during the night.
The creme and serum go on verry easy and don't irritate my eyes.
Never thought a Avon product would be better then the eye-products I normaly use (La Prairie, Chanel and Estee Lauder).
Gonna buy some back-up right away!
For reference I am 49 yrs old.
Meh. I'm almost finished with my first and probably only purchase. I have no complaints about the product except it does not perform as advertised.
On the Avon website (I shop Avon online) it claims:
"IMMEDIATELY* Eye area looks and feels firmer, tighter and more elastic. IN JUST 3 DAYS* Restores the look of natural volume to thinning skin around eyes"
No. I didn't expect that it would, I just wanted to try to soften fine lines on cheekbone eye area. This didn't do that.
Strange side effect and I did narrow it down to usage of this product. Being the lazy cuss that I am, when I used the gel/elixer I smeared it on the upper lids and all around my eye area. I didn't read the instructions completely at first LOL. My scanty almost non-exsistent eyelashes have increased. Probably just the oil in the product conditioning my eyelashes is all.
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This was not a good eye cream for the price. I didn't find it to be particularly moisturizing, and after using a full jar, I didn't notice that it had made any improvement. It's two different products, a cream inside the jar, and a balm-like substance in the flip top cap. There is very little of the balm, and that didn't last long at all. It was gone before the eye cream was.
I didn't suffer any irritation with this at all. But it wasn't worth the $25. I am still searching for the eye cream that will really work.
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I paid 25.00 for this product to get rid of dark undereye circles and have used it faithfully twice a day for 2 weeks and havent noticed a bit of difference..Dont buy it it doesnt work!!
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I had high hopes for this eye cream and thought it was working well at first until now. Lately I've had itchy red irritated and swelled upper eye area, and have not worn any other makeup so I'm ruling this as the cause. I've noticed in other reviews that after awhile others have this problem. I've used it consistently for a month now, and now am getting the same reaction. I like the moisturizer for undereyes and haven't had a problem with it, but the gel i believe i'm allergic too. The eye cream search continues!
Yep, I will buy this again. It's not cheap but you can get it on sale and it lasts a long time. Packaging - meh.
I only use the undereye cream at night. It is very moisturizing. Sinks in fast, helps fine lines. Has a smell but disappears quickly. The upper eye stuff I use day and night and moisturizes the area which is very dry. Both products are non-irritating on my very, very sensitive eye area and don't seep into my contact lenses - a HUGE plus. I don't see any 'lifting' going on but didn't expect to either.
One of the best moisturizers for the eye area I've ever used. I am not an Avon rep by the way nor is any of my friends or relatives. I buy from some lady who dropped a brochure on my doorstep a year ago.
An Avon lady at work suggested this when I was buying lipstick and asked about eye puffiness products. This works as good or better than Mac Fast Response Eye creme and at the moment was on special for half price ($12), so I got it. Not sure if I will buy again since it's pretty expensive. I like it- not oily, refreshing, can apply at night and in the morning under makeup. Seems to depuff eyes in about an hour!
Something happened that NEVER happens with me...I actually went through an entire jar! I typically bounce from product to product but was really happy with this. I started using it when I noticed I was seeing some fine lines, which are now virtually gone. I would suggest keeping the little scoop it comes with--it's hard to get out of the jar as you get to the bottom if you have nails. Will most definitely repurchase!
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Love it. A nice thick cream that softens and lifts. Very happy with this product
I'm on the fence about this product. When I put it on, I notice a tingling effect and I'm not sure if that is good or not. Something strong enough to make my skin tingle that close to my eyes makes me nervous. I haven't noticed any difference in my fine lines at all. I have noticed that is has helped with puffiness under my eyes. Would I buy this again? Probably not. I haven't noticed a visible enough difference to be worth another purchase. I am going to try a different product when this runs out.***UPDATE** I'm liking this better now that I've used it awhile. I think I was putting too much on, a little goes a long way with this! It also helped that I got a compliment on how well rested I look....haven't heard that in awhile!
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Submitted By Kathleen Pellechia, RD On Monday, September 16, I participated in the webcast version of the Consumer Health IT Summit, which was part of the 8th annual National Health IT Week celebration held in Washington, DC. Throughout the week, a variety of in-person and online presentations and discussions were held, focusing on the importance of national, system-wide adoption of health information technology (IT). The need for this technology is even more pressing in the wake of health care reform. According to the National Health IT Week Web site, more than 375 organizations participated this year (a 42% increase compared to 2012), which the U.S. Senate recognized by passing a Resolution declaring it National Health IT Week. The Consumer Health IT Summit brought together a panel of speakers for presentations in the morning, followed by breakout networking sessions in the afternoon for those who attended on-site.
Some of the speakers included:
· Farzad Mostashari, MD, ScM, national coordinator for Health IT, the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT (ONC), Dept of Health and Human Services (HHS)
· Patrick Conway, MD, MSc, chief medical officer and director of the Center for Clinical Standards and Quality, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), HHS
· Karen L. Smith, MD, PA, family physician and member, Meaningful Use Vanguard Program
· Robert Tagalicod, director of the Office of E-Health Standards and Services, CMS, HHS
· Len Lichtenfeld, MD, deputy chief medical officer, American Cancer Society
The overviews, case studies, and examples presented left me with the following "take home" nuggets.
Patient/client engagement
This is essential. The users of the technology must find it helpful or they will not use it.
Health history
Patients and caregivers are overwhelmed by the burden of remembering their health history. They need one place (online) to access their medical information, and they want to access that information on a range of technological devices. See the Blue Button Movement.
The challenge concept
Challenge mobile and e-health developers to create tools to meet the needs of the health IT community. "Cloud sourcing" or more importantly "cloud brainstorming" is key to saving time and money. This challenge approach should not only happen at the federal level, but also in our own regional and local communities. We need to work together to adapt and enhance existing technology tools and systems.
What can we do?
As registered dietitians, we need to sit at the discussion table for consumer health IT. We are experts at providing consumers with tools and resources to encourage and establish healthy eating and active lifestyle behaviors. Take a few minutes out of your day to explore healthit.gov. Watch webinars and videos that show best practices, and then bring these ideas to your employer. Challenge your organization to bring health IT to the forefront—one Web site, app, or text message at a time.
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[OS] ROK/DPRK/RUSSIA - South Korea president "positively assesses" North leader's Russia trip
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Ulan Bator, 22 August: South Korean President Lee Myung-bak [Yi
Myo'ng-pak] "positively assesses" North Korean leader Kim Jong Il [Kim
Cho'ng-il]'s ongoing trip to Russia as such a visit could help the
isolated communist nation reform and open up to the outside world, his
spokesman said.
The North's leader has been on a trip to Russia since Saturday. Kim
toured a hydroelectric power plant in eastern Siberia's Amur region on
Sunday before leaving for Ulan-Ude, the third-largest city in eastern
Siberia, for summit talks with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
It was his first trip to Russia since 2002.
In Ulan Bator, Lee said that he "positively assesses" the North Korean
leader's trip, presidential spokesman Park Jeong-ha said. Lee arrived in
the Mongolian capital on Sunday night as part of a three-nation Central
Asian tour that also includes stops in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
"The president believes that if the North's leader goes abroad and sees
an open society, it would have a positive impact on North Korea's
economic development," the spokesman said. "It is against this backdrop
that he said he positively assesses the trip."
South Korea and Russia are in close cooperation over Kim's visit, the
spokesman said.
In an interview with the Udriin sonin, a leading Mongolian daily, Lee
renewed a proposal that the North's leader attend next year's Nuclear
Security Summit in Seoul, saying it would serve as a chance for
Pyongyang to declare its denuclearization commitment and improve
relations with the international community.
During a visit to Berlin in May, Lee offered to invite the North's
leader to the Nuclear Security Summit in March, which would bring
together about 50 world leaders, including US President Barack Obama, if
Pyongyang firmly commits to nuclear disarmament and apologizes for last
year's two deadly attacks on the South.
North Korea has been negative about the offer.
"As I proposed during a trip to Europe, the door of opportunity is
always open for National Defense Commission Chairman Kim Jong Il [Kim
Cho'ng-il] to attend next year's Nuclear Security Summit," Lee said in
the interview published Monday.
"It will serve as a significant chance for North Korea to make clear its
commitment to freeze and dismantle its nuclear programs and declare new
relations and economic cooperation with the international community," he
Lee also said that the South has been making steady efforts for
unification with the North, believing that unification would eliminate
the danger of nuclear proliferation and strengthen democracy and market
economy in Northeast Asia.
Source: Yonhap news agency, Seoul, in English 0210 gmt 22 Aug 11
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