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hi..i hav a serious question regarding make-up..? i used to only wear foundation on my skin and nothing else cuz i have acne and i wanted to avoid more at all costs! but i figured that my acne wasn't clearing up and was getting worse..so i decided to avoid wearing the foundation and as a substitute, i started applying moisturizer (spf 15) on my skin and on top of it, applied a layer of johnson's baby powder, just a layer. Is it more safe on my skin than a foundation that has chemicals and synthetic stuffs in it..?
Okay so Ive had acne since 4th grade and now im a sophomore in high school . I have been experimenting with tons and tons of coverups/ makeups etc throughout the years. Some coverups tend to peel when i use topical acne products under it , & some just look fancy and make you breakout horribly. Anything ANTI AGING will most likely make you breakout terribly becuz its meant for people with wrikles & older skin so they put lots of oils and moisturizers in it, that will NOt help with acne. Use coverups that say Noncomedogenic, that proves its acne safe and will not block pores. I found what covers the best & what helps my acne the best . Well when i need maximum coverage without looking all " Cakey ".. I use Cover Girl " Advanced Radiance " foundation*( THIS WILL NOT MAKE YOU BREAKOUT) ,.. Im telling you .. This stuff is my savior . I actually have been using this since i even starting getting acne and its the only thing that reslly covers well.. I have fair skin so I use number "105" .. It smooths on your skin so nicly and blends right in w/ your face . & then … If im breaking out horribly then ill put some MAC studio fix powder over the foundation… I look so airbrushed & perfect . Trust me it works !! … & I have clinique "acne solutions " foundation.. That clears my blemishes up really quickly . Well I hope this helped … Goodluck ! .. ( Mineral Powder make me look cakey so i dont use them … ( mac works ) … (:
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I was so excited to hear the good news. Mommy Midnight was DDP for two days in a row. She called today on my kitty cell phone to let me know. Shadow and I are having a wonderful time. Wow!!!!!!! My 4th anniversary surprise. Being married is- wonderful.February 13th 2010 12:09 pm[ Leave A Comment | 2 people already have ]
This is my wonderful 4th anniversary surprise from my wonderful Shadow. I'm going to receive a box of catnip candies, a trip to OO La Kitty La Spa.....where I will be pampered with a massage and my fur brushed. Also, I will receive 4 dozen roses one for each year of our marraige. Then we will sail off on the Pamperd Kitty cruise line. Oh my what a wonderful surprise. Thank you Shadow for this wonderful surprise and our 4 wonderful years of marriage. You make my heart go pitter patter. I will see you very soon. I love you, Shadow. You are welcome and thank you for being my furhusband. AnniversaryFebruary 10th 2010 11:38 am[ Leave A Comment | 2 people already have ] February 14th, 2010 Shadow and I will be married for four years. I can't believe on how the time has went. It seems like yesterday Shadow and I got married. This year Shadow said he was going to surprise me. Can"t wait I'm so excited.....haven't been able to sleep waiting for the surprise. Third Year AnniversaryFebruary 4th 2009 8:37 am[ Leave A Comment ]
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0Jul 10, '08 by HisTreasureI had a toothache and called my dentist to make an appointment for Monday. When doing my dental hygiene earlier today I lost the inside of the offending tooth and now the pulp is exposed. The pain has been excruciating and I have been alternating 800 mg Motrin with 1000 mg APAP with minimal (short term) relief. The pain is traveling up to my ears and I am in so much pain I can barely sit up. I called my doctor's after hours care since my dentist is closed and and they told me to go into ED since it sounds like I may have an abscess. I can't get anything but pain pills if I go but hopefully I will be able to sleep tonight. Hopefully it will stop the pain. Is it worth a trip to ED? I don't really know, but the phone triage nurse thinks it is. OMG, I had no idea a tooth could hurt so damn much. I swear my vision gets blurry in and out. I hate going to the ED. I feel like such a loser, leeching on the services of my overworked colleagues.
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1Jul 10, '08 by Hands and HeartOUCH!!!! I hope you can get some relief. It makes my mouth hurt just thinking about how much pain you are in. Feel better.HisTreasure likes this.
1Jul 10, '08 by April, RNyes def go to the ED... at least for some pain meds and antibiotics! ouch!HisTreasure likes this.
1Jul 10, '08 by ohmeowzer RNkeep us posted on how you are... did they pull it??? ouch !!HisTreasure likes this.
1Jul 10, '08 by HisTreasureQuote from JB2007THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I TOLD DH! I said all four of my c-sections were easier than this pain! I'm on my way now.You need to go to the ED ASAP. I had an abscess tooth once and it was the worst pain of my life. I think I would rather go through labor again rather than experience that kind of pain again. I hope you feel better soon.psalm likes this.
0Jul 10, '08 by Ruby Vee[font="comic sans ms"]i've worked in several large teaching hospitals and yes, the eds have dentists.
i've had abcessed teeth, and i understand just how bad the pain can be. i'm glad you've gone to the ed, and i sincerely hope that they are able to pull or cap or crown or root canal your tooth -- whatever it is you need. you'll probably need antibiotics in addition to pain meds . . . believe me, if it is abcessed you don't want to skip the antibiotics! when i was much younger and didn't have dental insurance, i tried to "save money" by not going to the dentist when i had a toothache. it got infected, and i ended up going to the ed anyway with fever, chills, and a nasty systemic infection. it could have been worse -- at least i didn't develop valvular disease because of my stupidity!
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Yields on benchmark 10-year Treasury notes may drop as low as 1.25 percent if the Federal Reserve is slow to provide more stimulus as the U.S. economy weakens, according to Bank of America Corp.'s Priya Misra.
"Markets are obsessed with QE3 right now. They expect QE3 the next bad data print. Everyone expects the Fed to jump in. What if the Fed wants to wait?" Misra, head of U.S. rates strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, said on Bloomberg Television's "Surveillance" in an interview with Tom Keene. "If we continue to get weak data and the Fed doesn't jump in right away, that is when markets panic."
The Fed bought $2.3 trillion of securities in two rounds of so-called quantitative easing, known as QE1 and QE2, from 2008 to 2011 to support the economy. In September it embarked on a plan to replace $400 billion of short-maturity Treasuries in its portfolio with longer-term debt to cap borrowing costs. It expanded the effort, known as Operation Twist, on June 20 by $267 billion and extended it until year-end.
Some investors are speculating the central bank, which has said it will hold the rate low through at least late 2014, will consider a change in its so-called forward guidance and more debt purchases after employment growth was less-than-forecast in June for a fourth consecutive month.
"The Fed is telling us they don't expect to hike rates until late 2014. I suspect they will move to 2015, potentially in the August policy meeting," said New York-based Misra, who predicts that the 10-year note will yield between 1.75 percent and 2 percent a year from now.
'Aftermath of 2008'
Ten-year note yields fell to a record low of 1.4387 percent on June 1 amid concern Europe's two-year debt crisis is worsening and U.S. employment growth is slowing. The yield on the security was little changed at 1.51 percent at 10:38 a.m. New York time, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices.
"We are still dealing with the aftermath of 2008, when the markets broke down and needed immediate short term relief," said Misra of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, one of the 21 primary dealers that trade with the Fed. "Now we are dealing with these longer-term structural problems."
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I have a dwarf (Meyers?) lemon tree in my yard that's been flourishing for years. I think this last brutal winter has done it in though. All the leaves are brown and dry. Is there any chance that it will come back? I didn't know enough to cover it to protect it from the freeze. :( |
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Take a look at the branches...are they green. Take your finger nail and scrape off a bit from a branch(if brown or a non-green color) or the trunk and see if there is green underneath. I have a Tarrocco blood orange that was affected by the cold (20 deg. and I didn't protect it)but it still have some green branches(and many brown ones...no leaves of course) so I'm waiting to see what happens, and there's a branch leafing out but it seems to be a water sprout coming from below the graft. At least that's a good sign that something is still alive. Since you've had it for years, I's say it's worth waiting for if you see any signs of life. One thing I did for all my citrus was water them with B-1 (or use Superthrive) ...first they suffered from the hot summer, then the cold winter...it seemed like the genteel thing to do. jc |
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9 "How terrible it will be for you who get rich by unjust means! You believe your wealth will buy security, putting your families beyond the reach of danger. | 9 "Woe to him who builds his realm by unjust gain to set his nest on high, to escape the clutches of ruin! |
10 But by the murders you committed, you have shamed your name and forfeited your lives. | 10 You have plotted the ruin of many peoples, shaming your own house and forfeiting your life. |
11 The very stones in the walls of your houses cry out against you, and the beams in the ceilings echo the complaint." | 11 The stones of the wall will cry out, and the beams of the woodwork will echo it. |
12 "How terrible it will be for you who build cities with money gained by murder and corruption! | 12 "Woe to him who builds a city with bloodshed and establishes a town by crime! |
13 Has not the LORD Almighty promised that the wealth of nations will turn to ashes? They work so hard, but all in vain! | 13 Has not the LORD Almighty determined that the people's labor is only fuel for the fire, that the nations exhaust themselves for nothing? |
14 For the time will come when all the earth will be filled, as the waters fill the sea, with an awareness of the glory of the LORD." | 14 For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the LORD, as the waters cover the sea. |
15 "How terrible it will be for you who make your neighbors drunk! You force your cup on them so that you can gloat over their nakedness and shame. | 15 "Woe to him who gives drink to his neighbors, pouring it from the wineskin till they are drunk, so that he can gaze on their naked bodies. |
16 But soon it will be your turn! Come, drink and be exposed! Drink from the cup of the LORD's judgment, and all your glory will be turned to shame. | 16 You will be filled with shame instead of glory. Now it is your turn! Drink and be exposed ! The cup from the LORD's right hand is coming around to you, and disgrace will cover your glory. |
17 You cut down the forests of Lebanon. Now you will be cut down! You terrified the wild animals you caught in your traps. Now terror will strike you because of your murder and violence in cities everywhere!" | 17 The violence you have done to Lebanon will overwhelm you, and your destruction of animals will terrify you. For you have shed man's blood; you have destroyed lands and cities and everyone in them. |
18 "What have you gained by worshiping all your man-made idols? How foolish to trust in something made by your own hands! What fools you are to believe such lies! | 18 "Of what value is an idol, since a man has carved it? Or an image that teaches lies? For he who makes it trusts in his own creation; he makes idols that cannot speak. |
19 How terrible it will be for you who beg lifeless wooden idols to save you. You ask speechless stone images to tell you what to do. Can an idol speak for God? They may be overlaid with gold and silver, but they are lifeless inside. | 19 Woe to him who says to wood, 'Come to life!' Or to lifeless stone, 'Wake up!' Can it give guidance? It is covered with gold and silver; there is no breath in it. |
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Editorial: Routt County's folly could be Craig's gain
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Craig Editorial Board, Jan. to March 2012
- Al Cashion, community representative
- Jeff Pleasant, community representative
- Bryce Jacobson, newspaper representative
- Bridget Manley, newspaper representative
- Chris Nichols, community representative
- Josh Roberts, newspaper representative
Our View
Companies shouldn't be allowed to plunder the habitat, but imposing tighter restrictions on oil and gas development — as a working group in Routt County is planning to do — is wrong. The energy industry is regulated enough already.
Editorial board members had to shake their heads and smile Tuesday at a new plan afoot in Routt County.
A working group there is pushing forward with tighter regulations on oil and gas development within the county's boundaries. These new conditions would go beyond the energy restrictions already in place at the state level.
Energy development shouldn't be allowed to wreck the natural landscape, but this latest push to muzzle progress goes too far.
The oil and gas industry is regulated enough. The state already has plenty of stopgaps in place to prevent companies from pillaging the environment.
Not that the editorial board is complaining. Moffat County stands to benefit from this group's well intentioned but misguided efforts.
Companies that considered drilling in Routt County may have second thoughts if the restrictions there get tighter, and they may consider Moffat County an attractive alternative.
If so, Moffat County officials and residents should be at the county line to welcome them. The local economy is too fragile to allow any potential prospect to slip by unnoticed.
More oil and gas activity brings a host of profitable developments, not only jobs and their contribution to the local economy, but also financial backing for community projects.
About 100 miles north, energy companies have backed projects that are turning Wamsutter, Wyo., from a mere bedroom community into a town in its own right.
Closer to home in Baggs, Wyo., Devon Energy put out $500,000 to make the Valley Community Center there.
The same could happen in Craig. These companies are often obligated to give back to the communities they operate in and around.
Growth also brings challenges, like rising costs in services and goods. Development has always been a double-edged sword, but it's no reason to drive it away with draconian rules.
To be clear, the editorial board doesn't advocate for economic growth at the price of the environment. The natural vistas in this rugged country deserve protection from companies that would pillage it for their own gain.
But, the protections are already in place, and the role of local and state government now is to stay out of the way.
Energy companies should be allowed to do their job, not be held captive by stifling regulations.
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leroymcgee 3 years ago
Wow, more grandstanding and strawmen arguments from this editorial board. Not only does Mr. Jacobsen and the rest of the board show some ignorance about how oil and gas development actually occurs, but it seems they don't even read their sister publication The Steamboat Pilot. From last week:
Steve Lindsey, senior director of governmental affairs and community relations for Quicksilver Resources, which has drilled one well in western Routt County and is pursuing several more, told the group that strong regulations are in his company's best interests.
"Our desire is to have as robust a set of regulatory (provisions) as we can because it helps us as an operator," Lindsey said.
Not exactly "second thoughts"...
citizensforgrowth 3 years ago
Why would this be a good thing for Moffat county? Companies drill for oil or gas based on where the product is,not what regulations are in place. Though regulations can certainly influence the decision. This idea that companies will come rushing to us to drill because of that is idiotic. If there is more to drill for in Routt county then that is where they will drill. Your comment about the Baggs community center tells me what your true motives are. Since the community is currently unwilling to take on the funding of another "must have" project,maybe we can get some company to build it for us. A better and more growth oriented use of that money would be to invest it in bringing other businesses to our area through incentives . That would bring in more money over the long run versus your lets take the money and build a rec center plan.
cory5611 3 years ago
And we can drill under the fair grounds and then we should drill under the court house and every other thang these county commish want drilled in town but there own land how bout leasing out under there house lets see if its worth them lining there pockets
Brian Kotowski 3 years ago
American Airlines has filed Chapter 11, citing years of high fuel prices as among the most prominent reasons. AA sends a 737 and a 757 daily to YVRA during the season. It is communities like ours that will eat some of the first bullets fired from the left's punitive energy policies.
We don't rely on foreign oil because we don't have enough of our own. It is a reliance mandated by an intrusive government arbitrarily dictating which of our own resources we can and cannot extract. Colorado & Wyoming boast deposits which rival those of Saudi Arabia. Throw in the reserves beneath a rock quarry called ANWR, along with the offshore deposits, and we could easily meet our energy needs for the next century. Not to mention the job creation and economic growth that would result.
On the other hand, we could cave to the NIMBYs and continue to rely on hostile regimes for the energy we need. Prices go up and the economic hole gets even deeper.
Jet A is $7.38/gallon today at YVRA. Care to speculate what happens to our local economy when it climbs to $9, $10, or $11?
Drill, baby drill!
leroymcgee 3 years ago
Hey Spicoli,
As of 2011, the US actually is a net exporter of refined petroleum products. Drilling in Routt or Moffat Counties will have zero effect on those prices you cite. But, it would be nice. Maybe you should start a home refinery and see if you can out compete the global oil market...
Oh, and the US gets a vast majority of its crude imports from those "hostile regimes" in Canada (scary!) and Mexico (boo!). Again, nice try. Hope that kool-aid you're drinking tastes like fracking fluid.
Brian Kotowski 3 years ago
U.S. crude imports by supplier (barrels per month):
Opec: 132,271 Canada: 83,452 Mexico: 26,474 Total U.S. imports per month: 340,821. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration http://184.108.40.206/dnav/pet/pet_move_impcus_a2_nus_ep00_im0_mbbl_m.htm
Total U.S. exports per month: 96,233. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration http://126.96.36.199/dnav/pet/pet_move_exp_dc_NUS-Z00_mbbl_m.htm
I gather that Spicoli must be a pop-culture referent that I'm just not hip to. I suspect it's not a compliment. Most impressive! I don't think I've been so thoroughly chastened since Ronnie Heffler called me a doodie head in the second grade. You should start a debate team, Leroy. You're truly formidable. Really.
leroymcgee 3 years ago
From the wall street journal:
"According to data released by the U.S. Energy Information Administration on Tuesday, the U.S. sent abroad 753.4 million barrels of everything from gasoline to jet fuel in the first nine months of this year, while it imported 689.4 million barrels."
So, maybe China and Canada should be complaining about that "intrusive government" that you've invented, since they're the ones that are buying our petroleum products. Again, global market...
Brian Kotowski 3 years ago
Nice example of taking a single statistic out of context in service to personal axe-grinding. It's useful to define petroleum "products" - as we are able to use our own refining capacity to produce the finished products that countries like Brazil, Mexico, the Netherlands, Spain, Guatemala, Canada, France, Argentina, & Turkey can't turn out on their own. Crude is the grist for that mill, and the import v. export numbers on that score are undeniable.
leroymcgee 3 years ago
My point stands that this "intrusive government" you talk about only exists in your own head. Mr. Lindsey of Quicksilver says he welcomes regulation and that it actually "helps" his business, not hurts it as you seem to portray. So, keep believing the multimillion dollar lobbying companies and paid hacks at the trade groups. I'll believe the guys who actually work in the industry here in the Yampa Valley.
Brian Kotowski 3 years ago
You're wearing an impressive set of blinders. Coal produces quite a number of jobs in these parts; let's start there. We have sufficient domestic deposits to keep us supplied for 3 centuries, at current consumption rates. The industry has be relentlessly attacked, in a campaign that has ramped up considerably over the last decade. Google 'Montgomery County, Maryland carbon tax'. I'll wager that the state's sole producer of electricity find their government "intrusive" - not to mention the consumers whose rates skyrocketed as a result. And there are endless additional examples. The President has made your side's position explicitly clear:
"So if someone wants to build a coal powered plant, they can. It's just that it will bankrupt them because they're going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wF7Qm3...
If he and his compadres on the left are able to pass cap and tax, that's exactly what will happen. I'll bet all those suddenly jobless Americans would find that a tad "intrusive."
The President's 2011 budget imposed another $80 billion in taxes on the oil & gas industries. Congress (Dem Reps Markey & VanHollen) has introduced legislation that will retroactively change existing contracts between the government & companies presently drilling in the Gulf of Mexico; the President has indicated he'll sign it and agrees with the requirement that the companies cough up $54 billion in the name of "deficit reduction." Costs, which will of course, be passed on to the consumer. Sounds "intrusive" to me.
LSU Prof Joseph Mason's congressional testimony last year tallied the costs of the President's Gulf drilling moratorium:
"… [O]utput losses continue to mount with stalled development in the Gulf, rising from $2.1 billion regionally and $2.8 billion nationally to $3.3 billion and $4.4 billion, respectively. Job losses are estimated to have increased from 8,000 regionally and 12,000 nationally to 13,000 regionally and 19,000 nationally. Lost wages previously estimated to amount to $500 million regionally and $700 million nationally are now $800 million regionally and $1.1 billion nationally. Finally, lost tax revenues estimated to be $100 million on the state and local level and $200 million on the national level now amount to $155 million and $350 million, respectively. "
I'll bet the 19,000 people out of work found Big Bro to be more than a little "intrusive."
Brian Kotowski 3 years ago
Not only is he mucking up the works domestically, he's sticking his nose into one of our most reliable ally's affairs, by deep-sixing the Keystone Pipeline. I'm guessing the 20,000 Americans who would have been employed by the project may consider the President's decision to reek of "intrusion."
Fact: we consume far more energy than we produce. Of the amount we import, nearly 40% is acquired from regimes who would like nothing better than to see the U.S. brought to its knees. We have the ability and the resources to produce all we need. The single biggest roadblock is government red tape.
citizensforgrowth 3 years ago
I dont have a problem with getting more of our oil from closer to home. It would create more jobs. But if your goal is to reduce the price of oil then that will not work. One reason is most opec countries oil companies are nationalized. The governments of these countries have their budgets based on 80-90 dollar per barrel of oil.They heavily subsidize their people with oil money. If you drill more domestically and should the price drop,opec will cut production to get the price back up. They have done this in the past. Remember when Bush was president and every time gas would spike he would fly to Saudi and kiss Arab butt to get them to raise production? They also cut production a number of times in 2008-2009 to raise the price after consumption crashed.Currently the price of oil has nothing to do with costs and hasnt for a while now. Its the latest way for speculators to make a buck The previous poster was right. Demand is so low we are exporting fuel to other countries..
Brian Kotowski 3 years ago
You raise a relevant point, but it's not nearly as valid as it has been during most of my lifetime, in the wake of the massive deposits located all over the world in the last 10-20 years: Alaska, the Gulf of Mexico, North Sea, & Canada; and the emergence of Russia as a major player.
Big Brother needs to get out of the way and let the chips fall where they may.
citizensforgrowth 3 years ago
I agree about our overzealous government needing to step aside. We do need to develop our oil producing capabilities. I see the price of oil going nowhere but up because of increasing demand on the world stage,China,India most notably.If we produce our own oil I dont think we can lower the price for reasons previously stated,but I think we can protect ourselves from wild and temporary fluctuations caused by natural and political events. But I do like the idea of using their oil up first if at all possible. `
Brian Kotowski 3 years ago
Right on the money re: China & India. The pressure they exert on the demand side of the equation is likely to make domestic production more feasible than it's been in my lifetime.
Colette Erickson 3 years ago
Who cares what happens to the environment, as long as we can drive F550's from home to the Wal-Mart, and keep our homes at 80 deg. all winter long, right? Conservation? Who cares, as long as we toddlers get what we want, NOW!
citizensforgrowth 3 years ago
I have no problem with conservation but as a long term answer it will not work. Booming populations and economies in the far east are using energy at an ever increasing annual rate that boggles the mind. If nothing is done to increase the supply of fuel to at least keep pace with the increasing demand from China and India the price of gas will go up substantially. We are consuming fuel daily at a rate not seen since the early 90 s. and despite that oil is at 100 dollars a barrel. Can you imagine what the price will be if the economy ever turns around? I would not worry too much about the f550s. We will all be on scooters soon enough.
onewhocares 3 years ago
Are you totally delusional Editorial Board? Have you not looked at the health of Moffat County recently? It is truly heartbreaking. Routt County is proving to be a great deal smarter and looking out for its' citizens health in the long run and trying to save the beautiful environment over there. Moffat on the other hand, is so unhealthy and lacking in positive reasons to be here anymore, all I can do is pray my child doesn't get sick (before graduating from school) from all the chemicals we in Moffat are being exposed to from industrialization: i.e: uranium tailings from prior mining, all the toxins in the air from the power plants, the chemicals used to kill mosquitoes, now the horrible chemicals used in fracking (next to our river the citizens drink from), a proposed limestone mine behind Cedar Mtn and on and on. When you drive in to Craig, it looks one huge ugly industrial park and one can only think how pathetically sad it has become here. Why would ANYONE want to move here in the future? The cancer rate is atrocious, the schools scoring low, very little to do in terms of recreation locally & now total industrialization even in our local parks. How is Routt's decision benefitting Moffat? Oh you mean, the Commissioners & Comstock's pocket book-cause you surely don't mean the citizens of Moffat County who are viewed as nothing but experiments to environmental poisons. (Should I mention the TOTAL disregard to the underground miners who sacrifice the safety of their lives every single day just going to work--now having to pray the fracking doesn't trigger local seismic activity that no body seems to care about? I do cause I know a number of awesome, hard working miners & so should the rest of Moffat County.)
Colette Erickson 3 years ago
Well, yes, sure "onewhocares" - apparently as long as someone gets $$$, the rest doesn't matter. At least not in Moffat County.
Colette Erickson 3 years ago
PS - everyone should watch "Gasland": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZe1Ae...
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The Aramaic oraita means Torah or instruction, and derives from the Hebrew or, which means light. Therefore a law originating d'oraita means a law that is based directly on the Torah.
Laws of rabbinic origin are called d'rabbanan, from our rabbis. These are also binding and the rabbis' authority to make them is rooted in the Torah (see Deuteronomy 19:17).
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Crochet in the lap of luxury! This Ebony Top Crochet Hook is great for so many of your crochet projects. Create blankets, scarves, socks, and more. Just add some yarn and a pattern (sold separately), and you'll be on your way to crochet brilliance.
Package includes 1 crochet hook.
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I bought this hook because I had a 40% off coupon and wanted to treat myself to a more expensive hook. The hook is so fragile that the black painted part snapped right off while I was taking it out of the package. It looks like the black part is a separate piece from the body of the hook. Like they were glues together. I returned it and went back to my old faithfuls.
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Tops Friendly Markets Inc. announced Monday the acquisition of Tops Holding II by senior managers of the company closed Dec. 1.
Led by President and CEO Frank Curci, the company has more than doubled its store locations, expanded into eastern and northern New York, Vermont, and northern Pennsylvania, and has added jobs in the last six years, company officials said.
The senior managers involved in the acquisition are Curci, Kevin Darrington, chief operating officer; Rick Mills, chief financial officer; John Persons, senior vice president of operations; Jack Barrett, senior vice president of human resources; and Lynne Burgess, senior vice president and general counsel.
The grocery retailer has more than 15,000 associates in its 159 full-service supermarkets. The company owns 154 supermarkets and has five franchised stores.
"The management team at Tops truly has a passion for the business and dedication to the core values of the organization, and has led the company's tremendous growth over the past six years," Curci said. "This transaction represents the next step in the natural evolution of Tops that began six years ago when we returned operations and decision making to our local markets.
"Now with local ownership as well, we will be able to build on our successes of the recent past, deepen our commitment to the markets we serve, and further expand to better serve our associates and customers."
Details of the transaction have not been disclosed.
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As the Ubuntu community has grown, the percentage of women participating in that community continues to increase. On her blog, Elizabeth Krumbach discusses the increase in participation and says, "It's exciting to watch Ubuntu become a more inclusive community and to see the passion and support of new people joining from existing community members overcome (or negate) many of the barriers that may have been problems in the past." She also explains some proactive steps that have been taken since 2006 to grow participation by women from an estimated 2.4 percent to 5 percent.
Perhaps you're thinking, "Well that's all fine and good, but gimme some $ for participating." If so, you should click over to Ara Pulido's blog to learn more about three open positions at Canonical. She says they are currently looking for Certification Engineers to work in their Lexington, Massachusetts; Taipei, Taiwan; and Montréal, Canada offices. Would you want to work at Canonical? Ara says, "For me, working at Canonical, has been (and it is) the best professional experience I have had so far."
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In what has become an annual highly anticipated sale, dozens of hotels and resorts have gotten into the Black Friday and Cyber Monday game, offering deals that must be booked either the day after Thanksgiving (November 28 this year) or the following Monday (December 1) for varying days of travel.
We've got the scoop on so many great travel deals for this year's sales that we're trying something different. Instead of one big, overwhelming list, we're sharing themed roundups for easier vacation planning. First up is the Beach edition — whether you yearn for bustling Waikiki Beach in Hawaii or Florida's quiet Gulf Coast side, you'll find up to 50 percent discounts next week.
Mark your calendars, then check back in the coming days for our Urban, International, and Adventure editions.
Waikiki, the prime location choice for travelers to Oahu, was once dominated by large expensive hotels and budget bare-bones ones. But in recent years, several boutique chains have been upgrading the older, small properties – meaning travelers can enjoy more personal service as well as good value so long as they're willing to pass up some frills like the spa, room service, or a lobby bar. If you appreciate a good boutique but don't want to break the bank, consider these properties on your next visit. (Only one of them charges a resort fee — and all offer free wifi.)
The Hawaiian islands aren't just about luaus, mai tais, and surfing. Each year they get more inventive with special festivals that showcase their signature brand of food and entertainment. Of course, any visit to Hawaii is brag-worthy, but if your visit coincides with one of these festivals, that's even more hu'i hu'i (cool).
O'ahu has a calendar that's full of festivals and celebrations, from the Honolulu Festival in spring to the Aloha Festivals in fall. Kamehameha Day on June 11 is one of the most colorful and elaborate of the island's celebrations, and it offers the opportunity to delve into the history and culture of the Hawaiian islands. Read more
Barcelona has its Sagrada Familia. Sydney has its white-hooded Opera House. And other places? Well, they've got steps – lots and lots of them. As the examples illustrate below, epic staircases aren't just a way to reach higher ground. They can be major attractions unto themselves. From the fabled Ha'iku Ladder in Hawaii, to Norway's never-ending Flørli Steps, these jaw-dropping ascents aren't for the faint of heart. But once you get to the top, we think you'll agree the views more than make up for the effort. Read more
Honolulu isn't all beaches and paper umbrella-adorned cocktails. There's a fresh and youthful creative movement happening in the city, too. Here's where to get a taste of it: Read more
When on the Hawaiian island of O'ahu, you just have to get outdoors. But if sunning yourself on a beach all day isn't challenging enough, you can choose from the many hiking trails across the island, which are suitable for all fitness levels – and free.
Manoa Falls Trail
This 0.8-mile hike through lush rainforest is easygoing and shaded, but often very muddy. (Flip-flops are not a good idea.) The trail begins by crossing over a footbridge and a small stream, then makes a gradual incline, ending at a viewing area set back from the base of the 100-foot (and, honestly, rather underwhelming) waterfall. More than the falls themselves, this hike is most notable for the flora you walk through: bamboo, huge banyan trees, and colorful flowers. Parking costs $5, or you can get the #5 bus from Ala Moana.
Between the killer waves, unbeatable seafood, and lush landscapes, the amazing islands of Hawaii manage to captivate pretty much every traveler who visits. If you're considering a repeat visit of your own, now's the time to start planning – each May, a tiny tourism lull between the end of winter and the start of busy summer means a significant drop in hotel rates. Our advice? Snap up one of these eight great deals, catering to a range of budgets, while you still can: Read more
With Hawaiian Airlines adding to its list of routes, such as the recent launch of its New York to Auckland service, chances are increasing that you might find yourself in Honolulu with some time to kill. Even if you can't take advantage of the airline's free stopover policy, you can still make the most of a short layover with our suggestions. Read more
Even if you hold an annual pass to your local aquarium, it's hard not to be awestruck by the sight of a slick-backed whale gliding through its natural habitat. The supersize creatures have fascinated travelers and scientists alike for eons, and the whale watching industry has benefitted greatly from all the intrigue.
Part of the mystique is the continual game of hide-and-seek whales play with us, their observers. Much like the Northern Lights, spotting a whale requires you to be in the right place at the right time. If you're looking to spot a pod on your next trip, here are a few places where you stand a better-than-average chance at getting splashed. Read more
Think New York City has a lock on the most expensive hotels in America, or glitzy South Beach? Think again. The highest hotel rates in the U.S. are actually in Hawaii. So far in 2013, guests have spent an average of $233 per night for a hotel room in Hawaii – that's an increase of $27 over the previous year! With airfare costs on the rise, this can make for a spendy island getaway. But not all Hawaii hotels cost a fortune. Here are some money-saving tips so you can enjoy the luau (or the whale watch, or six hours of lazying in the sun with a view of Diamond Head in the distance) without worrying about how you'll pay for it: Read more
In many parts of the world, temperatures are starting to slide in a bitter direction. The calling of Old Man Winter is growing tougher to ignore, and the yearning to escape to warmer weather is very, very real. It's probably about time you rewarded yourself with a trip to Hawaii…or perhaps somewhere even more exotic.
For those already planning a jaunt to the 50th state, or those who have had it on their bucket list for many years now, there's a little-known secret that could enable you to make that dream trip even more spectacular. Island lovers the world over have fawned over the gems tucked away in French Polynesia, but Tahiti is undoubtedly one of the most remote locales in the world. Getting there is not only trying, but incredibly expensive. If you've done even casual research on flying there, you've most likely turned away in disgust after seeing how high the fares were when connecting through LAX. Read more
Guests of the Polynesian Cultural Center on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, can sit back, relax, and enjoy a meal and a show — but before that, they can participate in any of the Center's "Go Native" activities, the newest of which is outrigger canoe paddling. Outriggers, once the preferred way to get around, are now popularly raced with clubs around the world. At the Polynesian Cultural Center, an experienced paddler and guide will lead four-person outriggers (available from noon to 5:30, Monday-Saturday) through the center's lagoon, so even those new to canoes can experience firsthand Hawaii's state team sport.
After much hype and anticipation, Disney's Aulani Resort and Spa opened today in grand Hawaiian style. Part of the Ko Olina Resort complex, comprising two other hotels – including a JW Marriott – in pristine Oahu, the world-class beachfront resort boasts ocean views, tropical gardens, and turquoise lagoons. The spirit of the Aulani people resonates throughout the resort, reflected in the colorful artwork and intricate Hawaiian architecture. Its trademark Disney family entertainment and recreation, featuring an adventure trail, golf course, pool parties, and character meet and greets, make for a fun-filled getaway with the kids.
The resort offers 359 rooms – including 16 suites – starting from $399 per night, as well as 460 Disney Vacation Club villas. You'll be spoiled for choice when it comes to dining, with four restaurants showcasing the finest local cuisine, and among its first-rate amenities there is an 18,000-square-foot spa and fitness center in case you overeat!
Bookings can be made from September 4th onwards. For more information , visit the resort's website: resorts.disney.go.com/aulani-hawaii-resort.
For general trip-planning information, see our Oahu Travel Guide.
Hawaii's first and only boutique hotel chain, Aqua, marks its 10th anniversary this August, and to celebrate its passage into double-digits, the brand is selling the first night of four-night stays (or longer) for just $10. Choose from 16 properties across Kauai, Maui, Molokai, and Oahu, including 12 destinations within one mile of the famed Waikiki Beach. Book by August 31 for travel August 11 through December 22.
THE VALUE: Room rates start at $89/night, which amounts to a $79 savings the first night of your stay; with the discount, the average room rate for a four-night stay is $69.50.
THE CATCH: You must stay at least four nights to receive the discount.
THE DETAILS: Click here to book Aqua's 10th Birthday Package.
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I got invited to the world premiere of Filth in Edinburgh. Then I somehow forgot I had been invited and continued wasting my time doing other things like drinking rose tea and celebrating autumn. About 4 days before the premiere it suddenly dawned on me that I was going to have to go somewhere and be presentable and polite. I hadn't brushed my hair in a few days and was feeling exceptionally misanthropic. I increased my level of misanthropy by spending an entire evening looking at expensive designer dresses on-line. My boyfriend suggested I make myself something. I told him to stop being such an idiot and that it was alright for him, being a stupid pig man, and that nobody would care what he wore anyway, because he was a stupid pig man. Then I ate something and went to sleep and when I woke up I realised that he was right.
Fortunately for me I happened to have this coat all cut out, ready to go and buried under a pile of fabric. I believe I cut out the pieces about a year and a half ago but it actually only took 3 full days to make the coat. Although I was still hemming it in the taxi on my way to the premiere. Lots of rich and famous people told me they loved my coat but by that point I had the flu and couldn't really hear what anyone was saying. After several double rum and cokes I didn't really care what anyone was saying either and ended my evening smoking disgusting cheap cigarettes and chatting to a homeless man on the street. All in all, the night was a great success.
You can read more about how I hate sewing, fashion and people here if you want:
1950s tropical barkcloth.
Oct 4, 2013, 08.31 AMby pinkgribble
Love your coat and your story made me laugh………………………thanks for that.
Oct 4, 2013, 08.34 AMby ladyshape
Ha, no problem. Em
Oct 2, 2013, 02.39 AMby freyastark
Love the fabric. I just love Hawaiian fabric!
Oct 2, 2013, 09.07 PMby ladyshape
Thank you, I am a total sucker for Hawaiian fabric too!
Oct 1, 2013, 01.24 PMby kissmyfrog
The only thing better than that coat is the story of the coat.
Oct 2, 2013, 09.08 PMby ladyshape
Why thank you. Cackle.
Oct 1, 2013, 12.08 PMby bjr99
Fantastic coat. You did a great job!
Oct 2, 2013, 09.08 PMby ladyshape
Thank you!
Oct 1, 2013, 10.52 AMby MariaKAlex
I just LOVE it. And I am with you with the whole cutting out pieces and not sewing them for months or finishing a garment for a big event on the last minute..
Oct 2, 2013, 09.10 PMby ladyshape
Thank you very much. Yes, procrastination is absolutely essential to the creative process methinks.
Oct 1, 2013, 10.22 AMby liliv-1
Terrific coat!
Oct 1, 2013, 06.48 AMby janene
I can't tell you how much I love this coat!
Oct 2, 2013, 09.11 PMby ladyshape
Thank you. I checked out your blog, looks great! Em
Sep 30, 2013, 10.03 PMby Mary Athey
Gorgeous coat, the fabric is fabulous and it looks amazing on.you x
Oct 2, 2013, 09.12 PMby ladyshape
Thank you Mary. Hope all is well with you. x
Sep 30, 2013, 04.29 PMby cris orange
your coat is very extravagant and eye catching, love it!
Oct 2, 2013, 09.12 PMby ladyshape
Thank you, glad you like it.
Sep 30, 2013, 04.28 PMby Katerina Petrova
Oct 2, 2013, 09.12 PMby ladyshape
Thank you Katerina!
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Earlier this month we posted the first FIFA 11 details. For those who missed it, '11 is set to feature "seismic improvements," reckons EA, including improved graphics, "massively" improved player AI and 'footballer personality'. It even allows players to record and upload their own fan chants.
To find out more about this year's release Rob Taylor travelled to EA Vancouver to chat to the development team and play the game. In the second of a series of FIFA 11 interviews, our man speaks to exec producer, Kaz Makita...
You've been on the FIFA dev team ever since the days of chasing PES down. How does it feel to finally be in the lead?
I don't like to call us leaders, but I believe we now have a product that is competitive, and I think a lot of consumers and critics understand our vision. It's a good starting point, but there's a lot still to do!
When you return to Japan, do you ever speak with Seabass of PES fame?
Er, not really! I've been to Konami's office once, talking to a few people to say 'hey'. We met, but didn't want to discuss or reveal any features though!
Do you still worry about a PES comeback?
Knowing how Japanese companies work, I think so. They put any effort to try to build a strong product. If I was on their board, I would try to make this football game, to never give up. We spend a lot of time playing PES as well, learning from what Konami do. Anything we can take, we do.
FIFA used to be a bit rubbish in comparison to PES... were those dark days?
It was sad, because I knew from Japanese history there were a lot of Konami/PES fans in Japan but it wasn't big in Europe yet. Ever since I'd started in the industry people always said: 'Pro Evo is gonna come' - Konami didn't have any licence but their gameplay was very strong. Back then, a lot of FIFA code was written in NHL terms - so it didn't really represent football. I think maybe some people at EA underestimated Konami; didn't believe they had a strong product.
Back in those days I was only a little guy in terms of my dev status, and I had to keep campaigning, campaigning, campaigning! But EA wasn't moving in the direction I was hoping, so that was tough. Then, when Konami got stronger, people here started to realise, to change how they worked. We had staff changes, mentality changes. Luckily it was my mission as Line Producer to modify the FIFA engine to appeal to Japanese consumer; our game was called Total Football - I don't know if you guys remember or even know it? We shipped two games but only in Japan; we received good feedback but by then EA had decided they wanted to put more effort into FIFA itself.
That's when the next-gen gameplay development started, so my role shifted somewhat. Now we're very happy with the fundamentals, our core technical architecture.
How do you feel about the whole Metacritic issue - does it help or hinder the FIFA dev team?
It's good pressure, because Metacritic's scores come from you guys (the press), which means we need to listen, to be open with our players, to communicate. Peter (Moore, who famously challenged the FIFA 10 team to achieve a 90% score on Metacritic) sent a good message - so we have to overachieve to keep our promise to him.
Are you excited about the possibilities that Natal/Move motion control might bring, or do you worry you might have to re-develop FIFA from the ground up?


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The Leigh Group is one of the six groups of the Liverpool and South West Lancashire Family History Society.
Leigh & District Family History Society was formed in 1982. Meetings are held at Leigh Library throughout the winter months.
Meetings take place in the Derby Room at Leigh Library. They start at 7.30 pm and are held on the third Tuesday of each month except June, July and December.
The winter session starts in August and usually takes the form of a Beginners' Evening when members and newcomers are able to use the Group's library facilities to carry out their own research.
Other meetings usually have a family history related speaker but members are always able to browse and borrow books from the Group's library.
Members have been involved in many projects over the years. The first project was a compilation of the whereabouts for all church records for the whole of the area covered by Leigh & District and surrounding areas.
Monumental Inscriptions recording is carried out regularly by members and the following churchyards and cemeteries have been recorded.
Unfortunately we are unable to carry out detailed research.
The Group also run a help desk at the Library every Monday from 1:30 to 3:30pm. The purpose of the Helpdesk is to give assistance to the public with any enquiries and requests concerning their own ancestry including how to go about tracing their family line back through the ages.
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