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perfect for a brown highlight, highlighting the cheek bones and the cupids bow. i love this from mac! please dont d/c it! its amazing and so versatile!
I really like this product. I use it to highlight my cheekbones and it looks great. It doesn't have chunky glitter so it looks more natural when applied. I have not had a problem with this breaking me out whatsoever, and I find it looks best on fair-medium skintones. If you are darker skinned, you may want to use MAC's cream color base in "Shell". However this can also be used as an eye base for anyone. It gives shadows a little "extra". Recommend :)
Color itself is beautiful. I am fair skinned NC15/20 with pretty dry and sensitive skin but find that it works with everybody. It's an off white cream color with no shimmer and just a lovely glow.
As an e/s base: Warms up every color subtlety and beautifully. I wear it over my beloved NARS eyeshadow primer but find that I can only wear it if i'm going to be out for a very short amount of time. I find that when I sweat or have a long day, it makes the eyeshadow crease like mad on me. Crushes me because I love the color as a base.
As a highlight: It is beautiful on my brow bone and inner corners, adds dimension and a lovely luminescent glow to my eye. As a face highlight, I use it on my cheekbones, top of my nose, chin, and cupid's bow. And I love it when i'm wearing either liquid foundation or when i'm bare faced but on top of powder foundation it ruins the finish of it somewhat after a few hours, it almost seems to muddle into the powder ( I rotate powders between Aveeda duo mat, studiofix, careblend, and mufe duo mat) whether I use a brush or my fingers to lightly tap it in and it's a pity because I tend to wear a lot more powder foundations. It's good enough so that I will use it up as I do love love the color and love the effect up to a few hours that I use it but somehow loses its glow after a few hours and I hate how shiny it looks in photos, even when I use it with a very light hand.
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I'm not so sure about this.. I've had it a while. First tried it under shadow as a base and within 2 hours it was nasty and clumpy. Then I tried to use it as a highlight on my brow bone and again within a few hours it was gone, just glittery looking. I don't care for it.
I love this! I thought I couldn't use this this because I don't like my skin texture at the moment, and I'm acne prone, and I thought it wouldn't apply well over concealer and powder. I didn't want it to remove my "perfect, flawless" face of powder. I always use it to apply in the inner corners of my eyes, and it makes them look mesmerizing!!! I'm fair, NW20, and this color is beautiful, whitish gold on. I also apply it above my cupids bow, above my top lip. And then....I started using my finger, and just dabbing it on my cheeks ontop of my powder! It didn't remove the powder foundation at all!!!! I then apply Physicians Formula Shimmer Strip Rosy Glow ontop of it, and it adheres to it lovely and lasts ALL day. I love it! I then stipple blush (Bobbie Brown Pale Pink) to define my cheekbones more. My skin is just glowing!!! SO many uses for this creme base, and no problems at all. Oh, I also put it under my browbone to highlight. I have even put it on my lipe as a lipstick to go with a smokey eyes.
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I don't know if it's just me and my general skintype (normal/dry), but this product doesn't seem to work on me. When my face is dry this doesn't show up at all and when it's a bit less dry it shows up but with a very subtle barely there sheen. However, I won't judge this product just yet, because I think the main reason it didn't work on me was that it's winter and my skin is dry and dehydrated + I'm pale (NW 15)
I will try this again several times before I give up on it, cause I've heard positive things about it.
I tried this product again after moisturizing with an Estee Lauder hydrating cream and it worked awesome! It gave me this natural, subtle, almost wet pearl glow and it made my cheeks glow when I turned my head to the side.
Lovely product, but use a moisturizer before putting it on cause it doesn't look as good on dry skin.
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I bought this after hearing about it on Kandee Johnson's channel. I'm a fair redhead with freckles, and this is the perfect highlighter. Slightly off-white with a nice shimmer that isn't too cool or too warm, and no big disco glitter chunks. Just a light, subtle shimmer. I use this on my cheekbones and sometimes on my brow bone & nose. Not too overpowering for daytime and could be built up some for more dramatic evening wear. Lasts all day and doesn't turn oily. Definite my HG highlighter!
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i love this so much! i bought it with the intention of using it as a cheekbone highlight (which i do) but it also works great as an eyeshadow base or just to brighten up my whole eye area! its great for highlighting anywhere on your face! just a little dab with your fingers and your left with a beautiful glow. its incredible!
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This is one of the best highlighters around. I know a lot of people use this as an eyeshadow base which I personally don't care for. It causes the shadow to crease, which can be fine if you are looking for an organic glow. I do sometimes apply a little all over the lid on make-up and go days when I want a minimal makeup look. This can also be a good look for a day after the beach and pool when you just have a few seconds to pull yourself together and want to keep going. Most of the time though I use this product as a highlighter for under the brow and the cheekbone. This only needs to be applied minimally as it can easily be overused and create too much frost and shine. I use this on all of my fair skinned clients to blend hard edged lines created from eyeshadow between the lid and brow bone. If you apply just a touch with a fluffy eyeshadow brush and blend up to the brow it softens the edge and creates a beautiful highlight that can only be seen when the face is turned towards light. It has the same affect when applied at the high part of the cheekbone. Great great highlighter. I don't like doing a make-up without it.
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Irving Fisher Committee on Central Bank Statistics
The Irving Fisher Committee on Central Bank Statistics (IFC) is a forum of central bank economists and statisticians, as well as others who want to participate in discussing statistical issues of interest to central banks. The IFC is established and governed by the international central banking community and operates under the auspices of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS). It is associated with the International Statistical Institute (ISI).
The IFC has adopted the name of Irving Fisher, an internationally renowned economist and statistician, for his work on economic measurement and many other topics related to monetary and financial stability of interest to central banks. His wide-ranging contributions to economics and statistics and his multi-disciplinary approach serve as an example for the IFC's objectives and activities.
On 10 November 2014 the BIS All Governors' meeting endorsed the decision to appoint Turalay Kenç as Chair of the Irving Fisher Committee on Central Bank Statistics (IFC) as from the 1 January 2015 and for a three-year term. BIS Governors also took this opportunity to thank the current IFC Chair, Muhammad Ibrahim, Deputy Governor of the Bank Negara Malaysia, for his excellent chairmanship of the IFC over the past three years.
Turalay Kenç received a PhD in Economics at the University of York and has had an impressive academic career working for various universities. He was appointed as a member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey in 2009 and has been acting as Deputy Governor since 2011.
On 12 January 2015 the BIS All Governors' meeting approved the publication of both the 2014 IFC Annual Report and the "IFC report on data-sharing: issues and good practices". The second report was prepared by a Task Force chaired by Aurel Schubert, Director General Statistics Department, of the ECB.

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September 3, 2012
As Isaac Fades Away, Pets Flood Louisiana Shelters
The HSUS's Animal Rescue Team delivers dozens of cats and dogs to shelters outside the storm zone, freeing shelter space for strays coming in after Isaac.
August 31, 2012
Animal Rescue Team Helps Animals in Miss., La. after Isaac
The HSUS's Animal Rescue Team answered the call to help Jefferson Parish, La., rescue and care for displaced animals. The team's work included a dramatic rescue of 20 horses from floodwaters in Miss.
August 30, 2012
The HSUS Sends Disaster Response Team to Louisiana
The HSUS has deployed to Jefferson Parish, La., in response to a request for assistance from the Jefferson Parish Animal Shelter.
August 30, 2012
Animal Rescue Team Deploys to Flooded Areas
The HSUS's Animal Rescue Team deploys to areas hardest hit by Hurricane/Tropical Storm Isaac. Follow us on Twitter for minute-by-minute updates.
August 30, 2012
Faces of the Animal Protection Movement, Page 5: Alice Utlang Stands Up for Street Dogs
Philippine veterinarian transforms an outdated stray dog control program into a model of humane practices.
August 29, 2012
The HSUS Assists in Rescue of 20 Dogs, Other Animals from North Carolina Puppy Mill
The HSUS and other area organizations were called in by Pamlico County Animal Control and Pamlico County Sheriff's Department to assist in the rescue of approximately 20 dogs, one cat, a parrot and a ferret from an Oriental, N.C., property.
August 29, 2012
Hurricane Isaac Hits Louisiana Hard
Isaac strengthened to a hurricane just as it slams into the Gulf Coast, dumping heavy rain and seeming in no hurry to move away. The HSUS's Animal Rescue Team is on stand-by to assist as needed.
August 27, 2012
Isaac Barrels Toward Gulf Coast, Leaves Haiti Awash
Tropical Storm Isaac caused power outages and flooding in Haiti and now heads for the Gulf, where it may strengthen to a hurricane. We urge Gulf Coast residents to do what we are doing--prepare, prepare, prepare.
August 27, 2012
The Humane Society of the United States Applauds the California Legislature for Passing Bill to Prohibit Bear and Bobcat Hounding
The HSUS applauds the state Senate for giving final passage and sending to Gov. Jerry Brown an important bill to outlaw the use of packs of hounds in the trophy hunting of bears and bobcats.
August 24, 2012
Isaac May Hit Gulf Coast; Wildlife Center Hunkers Down
With the Republican convention set to start in Tampa, many people are watching the weather anxiously. Take a tip from the South Florida Wildlife Center, and prepare yourself and your pets for a hurricane.
August 22, 2012
P.S. I Love You: Actor Michael Vartan Writes a Love Letter to His Dog
Actor Michael Vartan pens a love letter to the canine star in his life for the new book "A Letter to My Dog: Notes to Our Best Friends."
August 22, 2012
The HSUS Offers Reward in Attica, Ind., Shelter Break-in
The HSUS is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for breaking into Paws'n'Claws Animal Shelter in Attica, Ind.
August 22, 2012
More from "A Letter to My Dog:" Heartfelt Tributes to the Pooch-Person Bond
Colbie Caillat and Nichole Brown put their doggy devotion into words in the new book "A Letter to My Dog."
August 22, 2012
Amanda Hearst Raises Money and Awareness to Fight Puppy Mills
Amanda Hearst raises money and awareness to fight puppy mills.
August 22, 2012
The HSUS Applauds the California Assembly for Passing Legislation to Prohibit Bear and Bobcat Hounding
The HSUS applauds the Assembly for approving Senate Bill 1221, authored by Sen. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance, to prohibit the inhumane and unsporting practice of bear and bobcat hounding.
August 22, 2012
Taking a Stand: Breeders Join with The HSUS to Combat Puppy Mills
The HSUS Breeders Advisory and Resource Council helps combat puppy mills.
August 21, 2012
The HSUS Reacts to Md. Court of Appeals Motion for Reconsideration in Pit Bull Decision
The HSUS reacted with dismay to the Maryland Court of Appeals decision on a motion for reconsideration in the controversial case on pit bull type dogs.
August 17, 2012
The HSUS Assists in Rescue of More Than 200 Dogs from Ohio Puppy Mill
The HSUS and other animal rescue organizations were called in by the Humane Society of Richland County to assist in the rescue of approximately 250 dogs from a Shelby, Ohio, property.
August 17, 2012
A Month of Rescued Animals
See images highlighting the Animal Rescue Team's recent work.
August 16, 2012
The HSUS Urges California Assembly to Approve Legislation to Prohibit Bear and Bobcat Hounding
The HSUS is urging its more than 1.2 million California supporters to contact their member of the California Assembly now that the Appropriations Committee has advanced Senate Bill 1221, authored by Sen. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance, to the Assembly floor.
August 15, 2012
The HSUS Thanks the Los Angeles City Council for Backing Bill to End Cruel Hunting Practice
The following is a statement from Jennifer Fearing, California senior state director of The HSUS, on the unanimous support of the Los Angeles City Council for Senate Bill 1221, a bill by Sen. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance, to outlaw the use of hounds in the hunting of bears and bobcats.
August 15, 2012
The HSUS Disappointed in Md. General Assembly's Failure to Remedy Impacts of Dog Ruling
The Humane Society of the United States expresses disappointment in the Maryland General Assembly for failing to take definitive action to relieve the uncertainty that has faced dog owners, landlords, property owners, veterinary clinics and other small businesses since the controversial Maryland Court of Appeals ruling that pit bull type dogs are "inherently dangerous" in late April.
August 15, 2012
350,000 Voices for Puppy Mill Dogs
The ASPCA, Best Friends Animal Society, The HSUS, HSLF, HSVMA, and a member of the social change platform Change.org together have gathered approximately 350,000 letters and signatures from concerned citizens, the last of which were hand-delivered today to the headquarters of the U.S. Department of Agriculture in support of the agency's efforts to regulate unlicensed puppy mills.
August 15, 2012
The Humane Society of the United States Offers Reward in Cleveland, Ohio, Animal Cruelty Case
The HSUS is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for tying three dogs to railroad tracks in Cleveland, Ohio.
August 12, 2012
The HSUS Calls Out Steve King on Opposition to Anti-Dogfighting Bill
The HSUS, the nation's largest animal protection organization, called out U.S. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, for his ridiculous reasons for opposing a federal bill to crack down on dogfighting and cockfighting.


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And when you RTFA, you'll see how the author basically argues against his own 'do or die' thesis at the end of it.
here's the relevant bit, from TFA:
So until customers stop getting new phones every 2 years, or start caring much more about their phones OS, I don't understand why this is " officially Microsoft's last, best chance for relevance in the post-desktop computing world."


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Brings cassis, fennel and blackberry aromas. On the palate, precise, clean impressions of brilliant cassis, herb and finely textured tannins. This was one of my Top 25 wines in 2009.
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Top ten Denver neighborhoods for aggravated assaults
Earlier this week, we posted about the ten Denver neighborhoods where you're most likely to get your car stolen, using Denver Police Department data from 2009 to 2013 obtained by Fox31. But that was only one of several offenses for which figures are available.Interactive graphics below.
Today, our focus is aggravated assault, and the results are quite different from those involving car theft; five neighborhoods didn't appear on the previous list. Look below to count down the top ten, complete with interactive graphics (if you have problems seeing the image, click "View Larger Map") and aggravated assault totals from each area.
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Consumer Reports' Testing Of Pork Finds Reasons To Take Precautions When Eating It
Some things just go together: holidays and ham, breakfast and sausage, baseball and hot dogs. Pork products are part of American culture, but what might be cultured from pork is the subject of a Consumer Reports investigation.
Use Of Hand Sanitizer Linked To Fewer Sick Days
Missing work because you're sick? It's a big problem with 407 million days of lost time at the cost of $260 billion a year. There may be an easy way to avoid illness and it's within your reach.
Local Dairy Stops Producing Milk, 5 Sickened
Consumers are being advised to throw out or return glass-bottled, pasteurized milk from the Brunton Dairy in Aliquippa, Beaver County.
Lunch Meat Could Be Source For Bacterial Infection
When it comes to lunch meat, do you heat it up? If it's not steaming hot, it could be a source for a bacterial infection called listeriosis.


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PNA/LATAM/EAST ASIA/EU/FSU/MESA - Summary of Russian press for Thursday 13 October 2011 - IRAN/RUSSIA/CHINA/JAPAN/KSA/ISRAEL/ARMENIA/BELARUS/UKRAINE/AZERBAIJAN/CANADA/FRANCE/PNA/MOLDOVA/ROK/US/UK
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1. Sergey Sobolev and Arina Borodina article headlined "Peter Gervi to
take Sistema to show" says that US businessman Peter Gervi has become a
member of the board of the Sistema Mass-media corporation and looks at
the corporation's ambitious plans; p 1 (620 words).
2. Sergey Dyupin interview with the former head of the Moscow Region
directorate of the prosecutor's office, Dmitriy Urumov, a key
participant in the criminal case of protection of illegal casinos by
Moscow Region prosecutors, headlined "'We worked in the system and had
to comply with its rules'". Urumov speaks about his deal with the
investigation; pp 1, 3 (1,500 words).
3. Yelena Kiseleva and Denis Skorobogatko article headlined "Diamonds
found for Alrosa" says that Alrosa's consultants from VTB Capital advise
that it should start its expansion of foreign assets by buying the Ekati
diamond deposit in Canada; pp 1, 9 (750 words).
4. Vladislav Novyy article headlined "Prosecutors expose Electronic
Russia" says that the Prosecutor-General's Office exposed the
embezzlement of budget funds during the implementation of the federal
development programme Electronic Russia; pp 1, 13 (700 words).
5. Mariya-Luiza Tirmaste article headlined "One Russia's programme not
launched" says that One Russia's programme address is to be published
after 18 October. Meanwhile, One Russia candidates complain that they
have not been provided with theses to base their campaigning on; p 2
(480 words).
6. Natalya Gorodetskaya article headlined "Valentina Matviyenko makes
Federation Council smaller" says that the new speaker of the upper
chamber of parliament has suggested a major cut in the number of
committees of the Federation Council; p 2 (650 words).
7. Vsevolod Inyutin article headlined "Non-parliamentary parties
completing subscription campaign" says that the Yabloko, the Patriots of
Russia and the Right Cause parties are to collect 150,000 signatures
each and to submit them to the Central Electoral Committee (CEC) by 19
October. Experts say the CEC will register the parties but they are
unlikely to get seats at the State Duma; p 2 (440 words).
8. Aleksandr Chernykh article headlined "Opposition measures Revolution
Square" looks at the Day of Wrath rally staged by opposition and says
that protesters called on setting up left and right-wing opposition
tandem in order to boycott the upcoming parliamentary and presidential
elections; p 6 (520 words).
9. Andrey Kozenko article headlined "Michael Posner questions human
rights activists" looks at the meeting of Michael Posner, US Assistant
Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labour, with Russian
human rights activists in Moscow; p 6 (360 words).
10. Kirill Belyaninov article headlined "Crusade against high incomes"
looks at another protest staged in New York, the Millionaires March. The
authorities decided against using force although protesters blocked
Manhattan's centre for several hours; p 7 (400 words).
11. Maksim Yusin article headlined "State charges brought against Iran"
says that after the USA revealed details of another plot by Iranian
terrorists, US President Barack Obama got an excellent chance to improve
his low approval rating and bring up the issue of imposing new sanctions
on Iran at the UN Security Council, which will inevitably cause a
confrontation between Washington and Moscow; p 7 (420 words).
12. Yelena Chernenko interview with Marin Le Pen, candidate running for
president in France, ahead of her first visit to Russia headlined
"'France to leave NATO'", where she explains why France should leave
NATO, what Europe should do about migrants and why she likes Vladimir
Putin; p 7 (500 words).
13. Report by Director-General of Channel One Konstantin Ernst on the
development of internet and the future of the TV industry in Russia.
This is the Russian translation of the report made by Konstantin Ernst
at the annual international entertainment content market MIPKOM-2011,
which was held in Cannes in early October; p 4 (2,100 words)
Nezavisimaya Gazeta
1. Yuriy Roks article headlined "Great Karabakh wall" says that
Azerbaijan is building a wall to separate the country from Nagornyy
Karabakh and accuses Russia and the Organization for Security and
Cooperation in Europe of taking pro-Armenian stance in the talks; pp 1,
6 (720 words).
2. Viktor Litovkin article headlined "Kurils military anomaly" says that
troops in the Kurils are being equipped with up-to-date armament.
Experts doubt reinforcement in the region is necessary as Japan is
unlikely to attack the disputed territory and think the move is aimed at
discouraging Japanese politicians from overusing the issue of the
territorial dispute; pp 1-2 (700 words).
3. Svetlana Gamova article headlined "Bagirov facing possibility of
eight years in Moldovan prison" says that the investigation into the
case of Russian writer and blogger Eduard Bagirov has been completed.
The charges include the participation in mass riots in Chisinau on 7
April 2009 as part of an organized crime group, which means he may get
up to eight years in Moldovan prison; pp 1-2 (700 words).
4. Andrey Vaganov and Vladimir Pokrovskiy article headlined "Scientists
protest not in order to gain profit" says that today Russian scientists
are staging an authorized rally in Moscow to demand that the financing
of science be increased and the law on state purchases be changed in the
part related to conducting researches; pp 1-2 (750 words).
5. Andrey Serenko article headlined "These roads do not lead to Duma"
says that mass protests are sweeping over Volgograd over the closure of
overhead passes connecting two districts with the centre. Protests in
the middle of the pre-election campaign may badly affect One Russia's
image and consequently, its chances in the parliamentary election; pp 1,
5 (500 words).
6. Tatyana Ivzhenko article headlined "Tymoshenko's supporters calling
on people to rebel" says that several large-scale protests against the
government's socioeconomic policies are to be staged in Ukraine
tomorrow. Yuliya Tymoshenko's supporters plan to stage rallies with
political demands. These two waves of protests are unlikely to result in
another revolt but the situation for the Ukrainian president's team has
significantly changed for the worse after the sentence to Yuliya
Tymoshenko was passed, experts say; pp 1, 6 (700 words).
7. Editorial headlined "Groups of spiritual risks" comments on the
amendments to the law on the freedom of worship and religious
organizations drafted by the Justice Ministry; p 2 (420 words).
8. Ivan Rodin article headlined "Each party does its own groundwork for
upcoming election" comments on pre-election strategies of the One Russia
party and the Communist Party of the Russian Federation. The former is
going to nominate its candidate to run for president right ahead of the
parliamentary election and use Putin and Medvedev's images for
campaigning whereas the latter plans to fight against rigging in the
election; p 2 (460 words).
9. Mikhail Trotskiy and Samuel Charap article headlined "Game with zero
amount" looks at the reasons behind tension in the Russian-US relations
and says that it is caused by the stereotyped methods of actions of the
two sides rather than major geopolitical reasons or a clash of
fundamental interests; p 3 (700 words).
10. Aleksandra Samarina article headlined "Tandem's decision on 2012
issue does not calm elite down" say that Prosecutor-General Yuriy Chayka
has accused police and the Investigations Committee of poor work in
investigating crimes related to state purchases. Experts see another
round of scandal between the two law-enforcement agencies in the attack
and attribute it to the growing confusion among the Russian elite
following the tandem's decision on who will run for president in 2012; p
3 (480 words).
11. Sergey Kulikov article headlined "Europeans blowing new bubbles"
says that China, the USA and many European countries hope to increase
the production of shale gas and reduce the dependence on Russian gas.
Russian experts, however, assure that shale gas will not be a salvation
for Europe; p 4 (550 words).
12. Gleb Postnov article headlined "Muslim mobsters" comments on the
growing number of radical Islamists among Tatarstan's criminals; p 5
(350 words).
13. Oleg Nikiforov article headlined "Russia to build safest nuclear
power station in Belarus" says that Moscow and Minsk have signed an
agreement on the construction of a nuclear power station in Belarus; p 6
(820 words).
14. Vladimir Skosyrev article headlined "US Senate piques Chinese" says
that the US Senate has passed a bill aimed at making China re-value its
currency which immediately caused Beijing's indignation. Against this
backdrop, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's visit to China allowed
Beijing to show the stability of relations with Moscow; p 7 (450 words).
15. Nikolay Surkov article headlined "Both Netanyahu and Hamas to
benefit from Gilad Shalit's liberation" looks at the Gilad Shalit's
exchange deal and says that Russian experts link Israeli Prime Minister
Benjamin Netanyahu's consent to the deal to the desire to distract
Israeli society from social protests; p 7 (550 words).
16. Yuriy Paniyev article headlined "Iranian-Saudi plot for Hollywood
blockbuster" says that US law-enforcers have unmasked a plot aimed at
exploding Israel's and Saudi Arabia's embassies in Washington and traced
it back to Iran. The US president is considering counter measures
against Iran; p 7 (530 words).
1. Natalya Kostenko article headlined "How much One Russia needs" says
that the presidential administration has instructed regional officials
and One Russia members to ensure that One Russia should get 65 per cent
of votes on average across the country- the same as in the 2007
election. The Moscow authorities will find it especially hard to fulfil
the task, experts comment; pp 1-2 (1,048 words).
2. Yelena Vinogradova article headlined "Warranty beyond competition"
says that the Federal Antimonopoly Service thinks it necessary to lift a
ban for warranty service of cars by unauthorized dealers following an
avalanche of complaints from car owners; pp 1, 10 (647 words).
3. Oksana Gavshina article headlined "Sakhalin without oil" says that
the Sakhalin Energy company has closed almost 30 per cent of its
oil-wells at the Sakhalin-2 project, which may result in a significant
reduction of oil production by the company; p 1 (415 words).
4. Editorial headlined "Hunger for ideas" says that one billion people
out of seven billion living on the Earth are considered starving and
looks at the measures the world community may take to help them; pp 1, 4
(524 words).
5. Alan Bitti and Saymon Rabinovich article headlined "USA threatens
China with war" says that Beijing says that the bill enabling to punish
China for devaluing the rate of yuan approved by the US Senate may cause
a depression in the global economy; p 3 (361 words).
6. Article by politician Vladimir Milov headlined "Public politics: five
minutes till pension" says that the return of Vladimir Putin to the
president's chair should not be feared as he is not the man he used to
be and tends to make gross mistakes having relaxed over the years of
being all-powerful; p 4 (400 words).
7. Olga Proskurina interview with the President of the European Court of
Human Rights, Jean-Paul Costa, headlined "'Ruling on Yukos case is not
final'" where he speaks about relations between Russia and the
institution as well as some high profile cases; p 5 (3,783 words).
8. Another editorial headlined "Group not released" says that criminal
charges against activist of the Voyna art group Leonid Nikolayev have
been dropped; p 4 (210 words).
Rossiyskaya Gazeta
1. Vasiliy Voropayev article headlined "Clinton leaves in American way"
says that US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said that she had no
interest to pursue political career and was yearning for private life
after the 2012 presidential election. Article looks at Hillary Clinton's
approval rating and her chances in politics; pp 1, 8 (450 words).
2. Kira Latukhina article headlined "Conversation in Beijing way" says
that during the second day of his visit to China Russian Prime Minister
Vladimir Putin met an influential Chinese businessman Wu Bangguo and the
country's leader Hu Jintao; p 3 (570 words).
3. Yuriy Gavrilov article headlined "'Tiger' jumps to Kurils" looks at
the plans to reinforce and re-arm the troops in the Kurils and says that
the process has already started with the relocation of Tiger armoured
vehicles; p 8 (500 words).
4. Vladislav Vorobyev article headlined "One for 1,027" says that the
Israeli government has approved a deal to exchange Israeli soldier Gilad
Shalit for 1,027 Palestinian prisoners and looks at the consequences.
Israel and Palestine have got a chance to return to peace talks, experts
say; p 8 (500 words).
1. Petr Kozlov article headlined "Opposition prepares million
supervisors" says that A Just Russia, Yabloko, the Communist Party of
the Russian Federation and the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia plan
to send some 900,000 people to supervise the parliamentary election; pp
1, 7 (609 words).
2. Olga Tropkina article headlined "One Russia starts promoting Eurasian
Union" says that One Russia may set up a public movement to deal with
the stepping up of integration processes on the Eurasian area; p 2 (503
3. Yelena Shishkunova interview with Sergey Khaykin, head of the Social
Marketing Institute, who conducted social studies in South Ossetia,
headlined "'Almost each Ossetian decided that he can become president'"
where he speaks about the situation in the republic ahead of the
presidential election; p 9 (722 words).
4. Konstantin Volkov article headlined "Exchange of Gilad Shalit to
result in escalation of conflict in Palestine" features an expert's
opinion that Israel has used its last chance to free the prisoner before
a major military operation in the Gaza Strip starts; p 9 (431 words).
5. Kirill Zubkov article headlined "Yanukovych tries to knock down price
for gas by sending Tymoshenko to prison" looks at the reasons behind a
seven-year sentence to former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yuliya
Tymoshenko; p 9 (481 words).
6. Denis Telmanov article headlined "Bulava to remain 'individualistic'"
provides information on the next launch of the Bulava missile; pp 1, 7
(470 words).
7. Nikita Sumerkin interview with the director of the Institute of Space
Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Lev Zelenyy, who speaks
about Russian space projects; p 4 (800 words).
Moskovskiy Komsomolets
1. Mikhail Rostovskiy article headlined "Viktor does not mean winner"
says that after the scandalous sentence Yuliya Tymoshenko's chances of
becoming new leader in Ukraine have soared; pp 1, 3 (795 words).
2. Natalya Galimova article headlined "One's own president" quotes a
source in the One Russia party as saying that Russian Prime Minister
Vladimir Putin may run for president as an individual, but not One
Russia's candidate; pp 1-2 (430 words).
Komsomolskaya Pravda
1. Interview with Moscow Region governor Boris Gromov, largely focusing
on local issues; pp 8-9 (2,500 words).
2. Aleksandr Gamov, Sergey Yefimov article "Dmitriy Medvedev's son
featured in 'Yeralash'" says that the president's son was filmed in a
popular children's comedy sketch series; p 7 (600 words).
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This weekend we went to LB's best friend's second birthday party. It was wonderful. Friends, family, and LB and JB growing up together. *tear* Ahem. It was lovely, this is, until the husband's dad's girlfriend, from not-here, asked when I was due. "er.. Due?" I stammered. "What are you having?" she asks. "Having? For dinner?" "A girl or a boy?" "Oh, no, not right now. We're.. uh.. not yet…" I try my best to hide both emerassment and wanting to run upstairs immediately to tell Traci what just happened. My mind raced with "What the hell? Does she read my blog? No, no way. .. then what.. the.. hell…"
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I'm a huge fan of women kicking ass. I think that's why I love being in computer science. I'm all about women as a minority and rising above the stereotypes. I'm all about listening to some rockin' song while I work out and pretending I'm GI Jane doing my one arm push-ups like any other man. I like being "the tough one" when I fall off my mountain bike (as I'm wont to do) and take a bump like it ain't nothin'.
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We're not just sex and farts here on Mrs. Flinger. We're also about depth, and faith, and trying to get The Big Picture while cleaning cheerios off the kitchen floor spilt seconds before having to run to work. We have it all. So excuse the drastic topic change, but we've been talking about a few things…
Mr. Flinger and I have been contemplating harmony. It seems a topic we landed on a few days back and can't seem to put our finger on exactly what we want to say to each other. We both understand one another without having to speak actual words, but being the verbal person I am, I struggle without the vocabulary to express my feelings. So I turn to my blog to hash it out in public among friends, new and old, IRL and IBL (in bloglnad) to see if... Read more
You know how people always ask you what book you'd take on a desert island? You know how there's always some jackass that says, "I'd take how to survive on a desert island." You know how you'll never-ever-ever have this possibility so you say something like, "Charles Dickens!" or "Ralph Waldo Emerson!" and you know you never have to actually follow through? Well, I had to make that choice, sordda, and I chose wrong. Very. Very. Wrong.
We're now living in our "temporary housing" which means it's way too small, costs way too much and can't hold crap. We're in between homes. We're living the summer o'fun! Renting a townhouse in a town we'd never afford in real... Read more
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We've been searching for a new home. Lately we've gone from "Ohh! hardwood floors! A Jacuzi tub!" to "Well, you can't really see the seam if you don't look too closely." It's not that I have too much pride to live in a double-wide, it's just that, well, it's a DOUBLE-WIDE. The thought of purchasing a home that some trucker guy had to pull over the side of the road with to take a leak does nothing for me. Mr. Flinger was looking at one such home when I said, "Yea, but it faces the wrong direction. No sun." "Uh, it's a double-wide, hon. We just pick it up and move it." Like that's a selling point or something.
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LB isn't sleeping well tonight. This is a relative sentence as she is a pretty good sleeper for the most part. When she was new, I swore she was doing herself no favors for a sibling because the child didn't like naps, didn't like sleeping period. I was dizzy from sleep deprivation and going more than a little nuts. I thought of pulling my ovaries out myself to prevent some freakish "ooops" accident (which I realize can't happen unless you actually have sex so in reality, there was little worry. Little sleep also does nothing for the libido).
As I was saying, she isn't sleeping well. She's been up a few times, if only for a few minutes, but it's just enough that I can't go back to sleep. I have this "once... Read more
LB and I had a pretty good day. I joked once that naps are like mini-exorcisms. Yesterday Mr Flinger informs me that he's so thankful for the ol' Aunt Flo (isn't that just the dumbest thing to call a menstrual cycle? seriously? But I do it, too. Oh, and I have a hayhay, thankyouverymuch. I'm mature like that.) Like I was saying, so thankful for the ol' Aunt Flo because it's an exorcism of sorts for the wifey. That psycho PMS bitch? GONE!! I quote, "Every day I'm praying for the MS portion of the PMS."
Well, there you have it.
So there has been napping and hormonal recovering in... Read more
My field is dominated by men. As it is, I am not a man. I am a WOMAN. That's right. I have raging hormones, breasts, a vagina and ovaries. Yes! I HAVE OVARIES. I want to scream this when I walk into the classroom and people think my IQ dropped 38 points because I require a bra. All that work on women's rights and whatnot, it's a farce. People still think we loose too many brain cells in our boob tissue when, obviously, it's much more obvious how men's brains suffer from blood flow to certain areas.
It's fact.
I am not a man basher by any means. I like the boys. I love my husband (I know I know, I'm a " I will do anything for The Schedule. I am not a slave to The Schedule, but rather a willfull employee. I love The Schedule. The Schedule is god. The Schedule is high priestess. The Schedule is the driving force of life. The Schedule is Mecca. When we are using The Schedule, LB will wake up at 8ish, play nicely for an hour or two, begin to get pissy and challenging, go for a walk to Starbucks and the park, eat lunch, and nap at 1:00. She will sleep until 3 or 4, wake up and be joyful for an hour or two, begin to get pissy and challenging, go for a walk to the library or the park, eat dinner, bathe, and go to bed at 8ish. See why I love The Schedule? I am teaching online. This requires that I am on the computer, working for school, from 1-2:30pm daily. I...
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Kimbrough Foley (1928 - 1983) was born on June 26, 1928. Kimbrough was born into the Foley family.
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Foley was shot and killed during an apparent robbery on May 26, 1983 in an alley in South-Central Los Angeles on Normandie Avenue, near Vernon Avenue. The suspect in the crime Grant Christon, 22, was later arrested by Los Angeles police. Foley's slaying was witnessed by Demetria Wallace, 19, a criminal justice major at Los Angeles City College. She cooperated with police and agreed to tell her story in court. However, she was slain by a shotgun blast fired from a passing car as she sat at a bus stop on 48th Street and Vermont Avenue the morning of November 2, 1983 before she could do so. Although charges were dropped against the defendant in a Los Angeles Superior Court preliminary hearing November 7, 1983 in the murder case due to Wallace's death, Foley's killer was later convicted of shooting to death Lamont Norwood and the attempt murder of Norwood's brother Travis at a South L.A. area pizza parlor and use of a .38-caliber handgun during the crime. Foley's murderer is currently serving a 27-year-to-life sentence in a California state prison. Foley received both military honors and tributes from his fellow taxi cab drivers.
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Hello everyone this is my first post. Not sure if this is the best place to post this, apparently the issue is either an id or class rather than the Java itself.
Basically I put together a drop down box and once it was finished and working pasted into our CSS website. Once inside the site the drop down no longer works as expected.
Here is the dropdown box, it doesn't link to anything yet (when you select the 2nd box it is meant to take you to a different page, so ignore the broken link).
And here it is on a mock version of the site, it sits down on the left, where it was 'test'. The second box doesn't work at all now.
I've tried deleting each id and class individually with no luck, so it may be multiple things stopping it from working. Hopefully someone will find this problem an easy solution. Thanks for taking the time to read.
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(See SARB <GO> for South Africa's central bank.)
(See ECO SA <GO> for South African economic events.)
Aug. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Kagiso Securities may say its purchasing managers' index fell to 51.9 in July, the lowest level this year, according to the median estimate of five economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
The index, which measured 53.9 in June, will be released at 11 a.m. local time.
Talks resume to end a strike at South Africa's three largest gold producers, AngloGold Ashanti Ltd., Harmony Gold Mining Co. and Gold Fields Ltd., over a pay increase dispute.
The National Union of Metalworkers and Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., the state-owned power utility, also continue wage talks.
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Making matters worse, public distrust has reached such levels that right now overt moves toward reconciliation aren't possible for either side.
"Neither the United States nor Pakistan can be seen to their public as giving space where it's not deserved," says Mosharraf Zaidi, a political analyst.
In Pakistan, anger has manifested in a cut to the NATO supply line, street protests, and the yanking of foreign news channels off the air.
Such fury has been compounded by President Obama's refusal to make a videotaped apology for the airstrike incident, having already expressed regret through the White House press secretary.
On Dec. 1, the US hit back with its own version of events, as officials told The Wall Street Journal that Pakistan had given the green light on the attack, unaware that their own troops were in the area.
US aid fatigue
On the US side, pressure is mounting – particularly on Capitol Hill – to make deeper cuts to the $1.5 billion in aid the "unreliable ally" receives each year. A Western diplomat in Islamabad said that the US embassy fears Pakistan may soon be willing to force the issue itself by refusing to accept American aid – a fresh diplomatic blow.


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Credited with bringing fashion to the world's keyboards, Natalie Massenet is founder and executive chairperson of the Net-A-Porter group and chairman of the British Fashion Council. In April this year the doyenne of e-tail was named one of Time Magazine's 100 most influential people, 13 years after founding her £350 million company from her Chelsea flat.
Massenet was born in 1966 to a Californian journalist and a British Chanel model. Her parents met in Café de Flore in Paris, which was also the setting for the majority of her childhood, save for time in Los Angeles where she moved after the age of 11 and a brief stint in Madrid when her father was a foreign correspondent with United Press. She went on to study English Literature at the University of California. Upon graduation, Massenet spent a year in Tokyo working as both a model and a stylist. Fashion permeated through her early career, working for Women's Wear Daily and later becoming Isabella Blow's assistant at Tatler.
At the age of 33, Massenet came up with the idea for a luxury fashion e-tail site, soon to become the Net-a-Porter empire. "I couldn't believe you could be sitting in your apartment in London and be clicking on a Victorian jacket in Wisconsin, and that someone in Wisconsin could send it to you!" She told Vogue. With help from her then-husband Arnaud Massenet, an investment banker whom she'd met at Notting Hill Carnival in 1997, she raised £1.2 million in start-up investments and spearheaded the early steps of Net-A-Porter from her Chelsea flat with a team of just fifteen. Pregnant at the time with her first child, Isabella, Massenet used her bedroom as stock storage and her bath to keep Net-A-Porter's famously luxurious packaging.
Net-a-porter launched officially in 2000, dispelling any doubts about the lack of bricks and mortar shop, with Roland Mouret selling his first collection on the site in 2001 and leading to profitable success in 2004, despite launching at a time when the dot-com bubble was set to burst. The same year, Massenet - and Net-A-Porter - won the Best Shop award at the 2004 British Fashion Awards and the UK Fashion Export Award for Best E-tailer. When Halston was being relaunched in 2008, the brand agreed to sell two dresses on Net-A-Porter the day after the brand's debut runway show.
She reached further success in 2009 when she received an MBE from the Queen and launched The Outnet, an online outlet based on the products of Net-A-Porter. In April 2010 Massenet sold her share in the company to luxury goods conglomerate Richemont for £50 million, the same year that Net-A-Porter celebrated its tenth anniversary. In 2011, she launched the menswear variant, Mr Porter, offering her exquisite luxury taste to a new audience.
Massenet joined the British Fashion Council in January 2013 with high hopes to reinvigorate London Fashion Week. Since she undertook the role, brands such as Manalo Blahnik and Smythson have joined the schedule, a new designer shop was set up inside Somerset House, the trade show's venue, and 75 12ft flags were put up along Oxford Street to celebrate the event. "In New York everybody knows when Fashion Week is on - it feels like Fashion Week - I want it to be the same here," she told Vogue at the 2013 Vogue Festival.
After Massenet was named as one of Time Magazine's 100 most influential people in April 2014, J Crew founder Jenna Lyons told Women's Wear Daily:"The word visionary is lofty, overused. Somewhat abused. There are few people who can really see something that doesn't exist. Create it. Explain it. And get others to follow. Natalie Massenet is, in fact, that visionary."
2014 saw the launch of shop-able Porter magazine, a print publication that employs the magazine-like feel of Net-A-Porter. This was a natural progression for Massenet, who based the e-store on a clickable website. An estimated 400,000 copies will be circulated six times a year in 60 counties. "People always say to me, 'You've really strived to redefine retail.' But the reality is, I wanted to redefine magazines" she told The Observer.
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23 is one of my lucky numbers?
Ana The Librarian
MomtoMandJ in the box
gosh lets see how about 36?Originally Posted by TrendyMagic
will you posting a list of the topiaries...or are you saving the specifics for future questions? It could make a good series.
O.K. let's see... how about 24 ?
Can you tell I am just picking number out of the air?
LauraDISNEY SCRAPPER
If any of the other guessers have memories of specific topiaries (even if they are as shaky as mine were) I'd love to hear them!
I am ashamed to say, but the only one that really sticks out in my mind is the one of Mickey pouring the water outside of the market place.
LauraDISNEY SCRAPPER
Well at least now I know I wasn't hallucinating that one myself :-) does anyone know if that one is still there with the other elements I described?
Lower then 23 higher than 5.
Here comes another wild guess... 21 ?
LauraDISNEY SCRAPPER
also a wild guess 15?
getting closer.. between 15 and 21
how about 16?
keep going...
I'm only posting to get to 1,000.
Ana The Librarian
MomtoMandJ in the box


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Reviewed Pork Chops With Apples and Garlic Smashed Potatoes
Sep 12, 2012 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"In theory it sounded good, however, the flavors didn't merry well together. The cider vinegar was too harsh and the dish tasted like vinegar more then apples and onions. I would try another recipe before making this one over. mlk""
Reviewed Crispy Baked 'Fried' Chicken
Sep 4, 2012 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"I'd rate this as average. I used whole grain mustard since it's what I had on hand. The chicken was moist, but the breading became gummy and stuck to the pan. My kids ended up peeling off the corn flake coating and eating the chicken alone (which they enjoyed). I'd look for another recipe before making this one again. Mldavid""