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Bush v. Gore is a fitting start to the next four deranged years.
Bush v. Gore may have superficially resolved a short-run political crisis, but it has triggered a deep intellectual crisis.
We shall see very little of the charmingly simian George W. Bush—the military—Cheney, Powell et al.--will be calling the tune, and the whole nation will be on constant alert.
The election reveals a deep need for voting reform.
Some debatable assumptions underlie their use by the press.
The Supreme Court was determined to make George W. Bush the winner of the election.
I write from shipboard, on the Nation cruise. The boat has just pulled away from port and chugs toward the horizon, leaving land behind. We are fourth in a line of cruise ships departing the harbor at sunset, all glittering in a blaze of orange and pink and turquoise. I look back at the shore and think: America. What a beautiful, rich, blessed land we live in. What more than the land itself could Coronado and Ponce de León have been seeking? Why gold? Why youth? Why even piña coladas? The pure pleasure of this place ought to have been enough.
And yet... it is a mixed sensation, for I am also relieved to see the land receding just now, suspended as we are in the tense limbo of this, the first week of December 2000. It is good to leave behind Rush Limbaugh's meanspirited radio transmissions, the foaming attacks on Jesse Jackson, the use of insulting stereotypes of black people to attack Al Gore and Bill Clinton. It is a relief to take a break from the contemptuous public disrespect for the function of courts, the role of lawyers, the intentions of voters, the requirements of process. As Florida slips beneath the horizon, and CNN's signal crackles and grows fuzzy, I feel like a black-single-mother version of Henry David Thoreau, only standing at the brink of a much bigger and much deeper pond: "To me, away there in my bean-field at the other end of the town, the big guns sounded as if a puffball had burst; and when there was a military turnout...I have sometimes had a vague sense all the day of some sort of itching and disease in the horizon."
What a time we live in. On November 7, I stayed up late like everyone else, listening to National Public Radio on my Walkman. I fell asleep with the headphones on sometime in the wee hours of November 8, exhausted by the flummoxed newscasters' frantic flips and flops. Gore was winning when I lost consciousness. When I awoke hours later, the tinny sound in my ears had changed: A sneering, gleeful voice was making fun of Florida's elderly and "NEEE-gro" voters. I lay frozen. What I didn't know was that NPR is only a hair's bandwidth away from The Howard Stern Show and that in my sleep I had apparently flipped and flopped as much as the results, enough to move the dial a fraction. So it was that my first waking thought was: "Dear God, George Bush won, and they've taken over NPR. The revolution has begun."
It's been all downhill from there. Over the days and weeks since, we have witnessed an eerily exact re-enactment of the tie that led up to the Hayes-Tilden compromise of 1876, as a result of which the federal government pulled troops out of the post-Civil War South. This in turn led directly to the collapse of Reconstruction and the vengeful reassertion of that brand of separatist white supremacy so vividly depicted in D.W. Griffith's Birth of a Nation.
In the weeks since, we have heard George Bush say that it's the executive's job to interpret the law, an idea that Augusto Pinochet surely would endorse. We have watched another Ryder truck (remember Timothy McVeigh?) make its way into the annals of American history. We have shared yet one more "O.J. moment," as Floridians lined the streets to watch the truck speed by, cheering, hooting and taking photos. And given that America's most precious natural resource turns out not to have been gold but rather the entertainment industry, we have been graced with enough material from which to spin conspiracy plots for years and years to come. I see blockbusters like Elián's Revenge, Jeb Jimmies the Lockbox, and of course, The South Shall Rise Again.
In the weeks since November 8, my cruel British friends have had a field day. So soon after the last fiasco, so soon after the spectacle of the Inquisition-style moralists who tried to impeach Bill Clinton, I find myself explaining American peculiarities yet again to the exceedingly upbeat English. They twitter on in the most condescending way about former colonies that simply aren't ready to govern themselves. I try to be serious and explain the Electoral College. They say they are quite informed about American history, thank you very much, and could I please explain why only three-fifths of Florida's electorate was counted while at the same time three-fifths of the people who have declared George Bush a winner are related to him? Is it fuzzy math or fuzzy brain that keeps Americans from noticing that Bush's margin of victory is about the same as the number of people he has executed in Texas?
"You lot got your knickers in quite a knot this time, eh?" gloat the Cruel British Friends.
"A real atomic wedgie," I concede.
In the postelection weeks, my sleep has been troubled by strange visions. I dream that Al Gore and George Bush are standing in the ring at Madison Square Garden, Gore bouncing up and down in his Harvard boxing shorts and nice new leather gloves, Bush trying to look presidential while wearing a Hell's Angels vest, swinging a chain and hiding a switchblade.
Another night I dream that Bush is President, and, first thing, the neural pathways for Croatians and Koreans get crossed in his brain. He ends up thinking they're all "Corians" and while his advisers are out finding floor samples, he drops bombs on the nearest thing he can find on a map--which would be those poor doomed Grecians. World War III breaks out, world markets plunge and the sublimina-limina-lominable hordes sweep down from the north, south, east and west.
Other times I dream I am arguing before the Supreme Court, and Bush appointee Kenneth Starr is our new Chief Justice. The United States Constitution is a jewel, I say, whose multifaceted brilliance takes time, polishing and the infinite honing of years of courtroom argumentation by the finest minds dressed in Brooks Brothers suits, blah, blah, blah. The dream always ends with just that: blah, blah, blah.
Anyway, back onboard the Nation cruise, I turn my attention to preparing my remarks for the first morning's panel, titled--I restrain myself from comment--"The Nation At Sea: Where Are We Headed?" I furrow my brow and chew my pencil. I stare at the blank white paper. "Paris," I write at last.
The election results reveal what may be an "emerging progressive majority."
It took George W. Bush a matter of days--if not hours--to prove that he doesn't believe his own different-kind-of-Republican rhetoric and that he is leading a squad as loaded with partisan hacks as the other team. He doesn't trust the people--at least, the people of the recount counties who want to make sure every chad counts. (The Bush-league spin that manual recounts are less accurate than Ouija boards was demolished by computer scientists and voting-machine experts, who maintain that well-managed hand counts are without question more accurate than machine feeds.)
Bush also shows his promise to be a unifier, not a divider, to be counterfeit. Relying on the impression created by the networks' false projection of him as the victor--a call first made by his cousin the vote projector at Fox News--Bush and his lieutenants portray every move that works against them in Florida as part of a conspiracy to "steal" the election from the rightful winner. This is the way to foster unity and healing? The Bush camp then played an ugly card by accusing Democrats, who were following the traditional practice of carefully vetting overseas absentee ballots, of seeking to disfranchise the men and women of the armed forces. What of the men and women who serve as firefighters, inner-city teachers and ER nurses in the disputed counties--did the Republicans care about registering their votes?
Al Gore was pegged as the candidate who would say or do anything to win, but clearly Bush is willing to do whatever it takes to score in Florida. Yes, the Democrats assaulted Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris, but imagine the fury of Republican spinmeisters if a Democratic state official tied to the Gore campaign had voided a Bush-requested recount.
Given the closeness of the election and the rampant problems with vote-counting in Florida and elsewhere, neither Bush nor Gore can be a clear winner. A system of counting 100 million votes cannot be expected to be accurate to within 0.001 percent. But beware the drawers of lessons, those voices from on high who pronounce this split decision a mandate for centrism. Both candidates ran toward the center, and neither achieved a majority. (If one combines the Ralph Nader and Al Gore vote, there's a 52 percent center-left majority; but given the differences between Goreism and Naderism, could that be a workable majority?) Moreover, campaign centrism again failed to inspire most Americans. Nonvoters outnumbered Gore or Bush voters. Under such circumstances, a pundit-approved mandate would be a figment of the political class's imagination. With roughly half of Americans choosing not to choose, the winner can claim only slightly less than one-quarter support. Had Bush or Gore won by 5 percentage points, he still wouldn't have a popular mandate.
The no-decision election of 2000 may result in sorely needed electoral reforms. But will it convince the next President and the pols to rethink the notion that the center is all? Doubtful: The sad fact is that even more than in previous years, the winner of Campaign 2000 will no doubt be fixated on his re-election as the way to legitimize his very iffy win--and re-election mania breeds caution. After this contest, it's likely that the permanent campaign will become even more permanent. The election of 2000 will very possibly not be settled until 2004.


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The Annual convention will return to Uckfield Civic Centre in 2014. The programme is as follows:-
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10:30 Coffee and Tea
10:50 Using the Nuc Box - David Rudland
11:50 Marketing of Honey Products - Christine Stevens
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Practical Queen Rearing - John Hamer
15:00 Coffee and Tea
15:20 Bee Anatomy and the Queen Bee - Ian Stell
The event will commence at 9:30am and will finish at around 4:30pm. The cost of attending the convention is £25 which includes a Buffet Lunch.
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CHANDIGARH: Fauja Singh has been a brand ambassador for Adidas and recently became the poster 'boy' for PETA. He could well become an icon for pinni producers too. The West has taken fancy to the Indian sweet, thanks to this 100-plus marathon runner. Fauja has been telling the Europeans that pinni could be their passport to fitness.
He proudly says, "Main subha uthde he alsi dee bani hoi pinni khanda haan.... mainu vekh ke hun taan goreaan ne bhi pinnian bnaoon te khan shuru kar ditti hai" (I have pinnis the first thing in the morning.... Now foreigners have started making and eating pinnis).
"Whenever I go for a marathon run or for an athletic event in Europe, the foreign media keeps chasing me and asks me the mantra to stay fit. I tell them about the nutritious pinnis. Now pinnis have become a routine diet in many households abroad," Fauja told TOI.
Pinni is made of flax seed (alsi), nuts and jaggery cooked in rarefied butter.
"Lot has been written about pinnis in newspapers in the West and they have been marketed in a big way through loudspeakers and pamphlets, during my events. Now pinni is a popular sweet among the people in the West. You can get ingredients of pinni, sufficient for two months, in just 30 pounds. A liquor bottle costs the same in the UK," he added.
Meanwhile, Fauja, who is fond of buying new shoes and warm suits, went on a shopping spree at Sector 17 in Chandigarh on Friday evening. There he was thronged by a legion of fans, who sought his autograph and got pictures clicked with him.
'Age row not a worry'
Downplaying the controversy revolving around his age, Fauja said that he does not even know the names of the record companies. "I do not know the name of these agencies, so I am least bothered about them. My job is to run and I will continue doing so. Such controversies can not dent my spirit. Yes, you can check my British passport that states my year of birth as 1911," said Fauja. Khushwant Singh, a city-based author who had penned the biography of Fauja, said, "Fauja Singh was born in 1911 in a Punjab village and at that time, people were not aware about procuring birth and death certificates. Moreover, I feel that rules of Guinness book and other western agencies are biased towards achievers from Asian countries."
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U.S. to Asia gas price gap to vanish over long term -Exxon
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DAEGU, South Korea Oct 14 (Reuters) - The cost of delivering U.S. gas to Asia will eventually rise as U.S. production costs increase, erasing North America's price advantage over other global suppliers of the fuel in its liquefied form, an ExxonMobil executive said on Monday.
The development will disappoint Japan and other buyers who are counting on bringing liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Asia at huge discounts.
Prices for U.S. natural gas are currently around $3.80 per million British thermal units (mmBtu) compared with just over $16 per mmBtu for LNG delivered into Asia.
"I think there is a misperception out there that with Henry Hub sales from $3.50 we can land LNG in Asia for $11, $12 (per million British thermal units)," Richard Guerrant, ExxonMobil's global vice president for LNG, told the World Energy Congress in South Korea.
"Over time the arbitrage is going to be consumed ... and you can expect a convergence of prices."
U.S. natural gas prices are currently below replacement costs because producers are drilling in areas rich in more lucrative petroleum liquids, which subsidise the cost of drilling for the cheaper gas, Guerrant said.
History indicates those low prices cannot be maintained over the long term, he added.
"Since the gas produced from liquid-rich places is not enough to meet long-term gas demand in North America, the U.S. will eventually need to begin drilling dry gas places to support domestic and export demand," he told the conference, held in the city of Daegu, about 300 kilometres southeast of Seoul.
Export volumes from the U.S. to Asia may also be limited by regulatory hurdles, Guerrant said, with only four projects representing about 51 million tonnes of LNG a year having been approved so far.
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- First of all, you'll have to make sure your system has SSH client and server installed and correctly configured (these are parts of most, if not all, Linux distributions).
- To be able to mount remote directories, your system has to have installed a package that offers that support (SSHFS). This package is available for most modern and popular distributions, in their repositories but unfortunately, its name varies.
To install SSHFS on Fedora Core, log-in as root and type:
# yum install fuse-sshfs
To install SSHFS on Ubuntu, type:
$ sudo apt-get install sshfs
It's possible that several packages required by sshfs will be installed as well. This is perfectly normal so don't worry.
- To be able to mount remote directories, the local machine has to have the fuse kernel module loaded. It's possible that the service has already been started by the package manager but after a reboot, it might be stopped. First, check if the fuse module is loaded:
# lsmod | grep fuse
If you don't get any message at all, the fuse module isn't loaded so you'll have to execute:
- On Fedora:
# service fuse start
- On Ubuntu:
$ sudo modprobe fuse
- Moreover, you might want to have the fuse module auto-loaded every time your system boots.
for Fedora:
# echo "service fuse start" >> /etc/rc.local
for Ubuntu:
$ sudo sh -c "echo fuse >> /etc/modules"
- Finally, the Unix user you're currently using has to be added to group fuse.
on Fedora, type:
$ su -c 'gpasswd -a your-username fuse'
on Ubuntu, type:
$ sudo adduser your-username fuse
- At this point, your system is able to mount remote directories. Just type:
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To unmount the directory once your work is done, use the command:
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IRA and 401(k) Changes Coming in 2015
Retirement savers will have a new retirement account option in 2015. Here's a look at how retirement accounts will change in 2015.
Retirement savers will have a new retirement account option in 2015. Here's a look at how retirement accounts will change in 2015.
Saving for retirement can seem like a far-off dream, but automatic withdrawals can make it easy and an employer match can offer more incentive.
Many people automatically move their retirement savings when they change jobs, but sometimes, it's smarter to leave your money where it is.
If you've handled the personal finance and retirement planning basics, and you still have cash to spare, congratulations! Here are some next steps to try.
Once you've decided to invest in your 401(k), the next most important decision is where to put your money. Seven key factors should drive your decision.
If you're in your 20s, mastering these six concepts will put you in a great position to achieve financial success for the rest of your life.
From cleaning out your closets to dumping stock losses, here are six quick things you can do now to save big on your tax bill next year.
We all make mistakes. Some are small, and others can be quite costly. Here are six of the worst encountered in investing -- and what to do instead.
Too many Americans are following a trend of saving woefully too little and spending too much -- and racking up loads of debt. Are you one of them?
It's never too early to start saving for your retirement. The sooner you begin contributing to accounts like a 401(k), the more secure it will be.
Saving for retirement is especially difficult when you earn a small salary. But here are some strategies to invest for retirement with a low income.
Some financial rules suggest the wrong way to prosperity. Let's look at 10 mistaken tips, starting with the idea of having six months of expenses in cash.
Fidelity just settled allegations from its workers about its 401(k) plan. Their issues should inspire you to check up on your employer's plan.
A recent survey found that many Americans would give up salary for matching contributions to a 401(k). Here's why that doesn't make sense.
Popular retirement spending strategies include the 4 percent rule, annuities, required minimum distributions and living only on dividends and interest.
You started off great: You're automatically putting money into your 401(k) every paycheck, and you're getting the company match. But don't stop there.
Big opportunities await investors in 401(k) plans. Here's what you can do to take advantage of these opportunities when they become available.
If you're rounding the corner on 30, here are seven financial requirements to check off, from checking your credit reports to funding your retirement.
You need to know Social Security's worst-case scenarios, get smarter about investing for retirement and keep your job skills competitive.
Enjoying a relaxing retirement depends on saving up a solid nest egg now. There's still time to tuck money away before the tax deadlines.
These tips for handing taxes and investments will easily increase your ability to save.
April isn't exactly around the corner, but summer is an excellent time to ensure you're on track with your taxes. Here's what you should be doing now.
If you can't replace the money, an early 401(k) withdrawal can hamper your investment growth and leave you worse off in retirement.
Saving enough money for retirement is the first step toward building your nest egg, but just as important is where you invest that money.
People who save for retirement are more likely to pay attention to their health and make better choices to reduce risks, a new study suggests.
Many people think of their portfolio when determining when to retire, but your age is also an important factor that can help you maximize certain benefits.
Getting out of debt is one of the best ways to improve your retirement prospects. Here's how to climb out of these five tricky debt situations.
When it comes to deciding which mutual funds to select, many investors feel overwhelmed. But making informed decisions is simpler than you think.
Assets in target date funds rose 24 percent last year, reflecting a surging stock market and investors' preferences for simpler retirement saving vehicles.
Congratulations on your raise! Now, pretend you never got it. That'll make it easier to route the new income toward paying off debt and building up savings.


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Selling assets that have failed to add much to the bottom line will narrow Etisalat's focus and aid attempts to reclaim some of domestic rival du's 46.5 percent market share in the UAE.
September 20, 2012 5:09 by Reuters
Etisalat will use the proceeds from a $510 million stake sale in Indonesia to boost networks in core markets, the Gulf's No. 2 telecoms operator said on Thursday.
The company, which has interests spanning Africa, Asia and the Middle East, sold a 9.1 percent stake in Indonesian mobile firm PT XL Axiata last week, retaining a 4.2 percent holding.
"Proceeds will be used to fund further growth in next generation networks in our core growth markets and roll out additional services," Etisalat said in a statement emailed in response to questions from Reuters.
The company did not say which countries it considered "core", but they likely included the United Arab Emirates – source of about 71 percent of revenues in the second quarter – and the lucrative markets ofSaudi Arabia, Egypt and Nigeria.
The Indonesian sale, which followed an exit from India, was seen as part of a broader push to trim back on underperforming units.
Etisalat's new management team – it has installed a new chairman, chief executive and heads of finance, strategy and marketing in the past 18 months – has said more divisions could be sold following a sustained profit drop.
Analysts have named African subsidiary Atlantique Telecom as one possible sale candidate.
"Atlantique operates in small markets with multiple players, so it is not particularly attractive, but Etisalatcould find a buyer if it sells Atlantique as a whole," said Petr Molik, chief financial officer at MENACORP inAbu Dhabi.
"Etisalat isn't under any pressure to sell assets quickly – it has a strong cash position, so its units won't be offloaded at fire-sale prices."
Selling assets that have failed to add much to the bottom line will narrow Etisalat's focus and aid attempts to reclaim some of domestic rival du's 46.5 percent market share in the UAE.
"Du was not expected to win such a share so easily and so quickly – Etisalat will find it difficult to maintain domestic margins if it tries to be aggressive against du," added Molik.
"The focus is now on the UAE, but Etisalat won't retreat entirely."
Etisalat and affiliate Mobily have already launched long-term evolution, or LTE, next-generation networks in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, but LTE-enabled smart phones are in their infancy and take-up has been slow.
By the end of June there were 12,500 LTE subscriptions in Saudi Arabia and 9,500 in the UAE, Informa Telecoms and Media estimates.
Egypt has yet to issue LTE licences, but Etisalat and rival Vodafone Egypt have launched trials, Informa said.
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If Martin Luther King, Jr. were still alive, he would be 86 years old.
If Martin Luther King, Jr. were still alive, I wonder what he would think of Al Sharpton.
Last week, Sharpton took a break from denouncing white police officers to criticize the Motion Picture Academy because no black actors were nominated this year although the MLK, Jr. biopic Selma did earn a Best Picture nomination.
I guess Sharpton needs more shakedown money to pay his $4 million tax bill. Because if you believe a word that Sharpton says then Martin Luther King, Jr. never accomplished a thing in his life because Sharpton would have you believe that Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown are the present day incarnation of Emmett Till. Racism, like poverty, will always be with us, but the world in which Emmett Till lived is long, long gone. But to say we've moved beyond the Emmett Till means less money in Sharpton's pocket.
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I was recommended the Aloe line from The Body Shop after their Vitamin E line trashed my skin. I chose the foaming version of the cleanser because I prefer to cleanse in the shower and a foaming cleanser is more practical for that. It's gentle on my skin and doesn't dry it out and irritate it. It also doesn't really do anything amazing for my skin though. So for that reason I'd rather find a cleanser that can help clear up my skin as well.
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Review for the foam version. I really like this product but it runs out fast. It has alcohol smell but it still works great on my dry skin. No more eczema and dry patches on face. Give it 4 stars because it is slightly expensive. It will be better if the price is cheaper.
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I think this is an okay cleanser....but one thing that i dun like about it is da i can't seem to rince it off my face no matter what i do.........it leaves residue and many times when i put toner on my hand and rubs my hands together to apply onto my face, i will see foams on my hands from the residue of this cleanser....but again my face is super sensitive and doesn't tolerate most items i have tried......this one is okay so far until i find something better....
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Super gentle to my skin and i love the idea that this is a foaming cleanser. I have a combination skin and this works well for me. However, i don't think this really removes makeup. When i wash my face every night with this face wash, i think there is still some foundation left, so i need to use a cleansing wipes before using this. This is a great facial wash, but if you're looking for a face wash that removes makeup, this won't do the trick.
After a year of using La roche posay toleriane, i've been struggling to find a facial cleanser with a similar effect, since LRP is not available in the country i live in.. I tried cetaphil but it just didnt work out with my skin.. Then i found this product and it's been a week and im very pleased with the result.. My skin is clean, no break outs, doesnt get dry. One pump is enough . overall i think this product can finally replace LRP and it's less pricey (yay) :) totally recommended..
I'm halfway through my second bottle of this and I think it is my HG cleanser at last - it's certainly the closest I've come so far.
- I loved the consistency of this product. I like foaming cleansers best on my oily skin but I find most of them dry it out; this was gentle and light enough to leave my skin feeling soft and balanced, but still foamy enough to get my makeup off without using a wipe beforehand. It comes in a pump bottle and the cleanser is in a foam straight away when you put it out, so there's no need to lather it up in your hands before application (I do a little bit anyway, though).
- One light pump is all I need to just cleanse my bare skin, two if I'm wearing a bb or other light makeup, two hard pumps if I'm wearing longlasting formula foundation or heavy makeup for nighttime. So despite the fact that it's a small enough bottle (not much bigger than my hand stretched out) it lasts me about four months.
- I bought this because I have blemish prone skin and had been reading up a lot about skincare on Paula's Choice Beautypedia, and I loved the ingredient list for this product; very gentle detergents, lots of soothing aloe, Vitamins C and E, and not much else.
I started to see a dermatologist a couple of months before I started using this product and he put me on a really strong course of antibiotics and a topical gel as a last step before Roaccutane. Two months into the course and I was seeing improvement; I wasn't getting those awful, under-the-skin lumps like I used to, but I still had lots of smaller bumps and blemishes.
I really think this cleanser was the push my skin needed. Since I started using it my skin has completely cleared up and I've even been getting compliments about how it looks and actually had people ask about my skincare routine, which feels amazing. (I use this cleanser, follow with The Body Shop Aloe toner if I've been wearing makeup, and then use Simple Kind to Skin Protecting Moisture Cream SPF 30. Every day and night, religiously.)
- I would only recommend this to people with oily skin. Even if you have combination skin, you should probably stick to gels as opposed to foaming cleansers like this. While this does, as I said above, leave my skin feeling soft and balanced, if I don't follow up with moisturiser within about five minutes it's start to feel rougher and can even get a bit flaky. My skin is oily, but not extremely so, so I imagine that anyone with drier skin than mine could potentially find this too drying on their skin.
- I think I pay around fourteen euro for this in The Body Shop in Ireland, which is at the expensive end of high street cleansers. For me it's been worth it to find something my skin likes at last, but the price would obviously put some people off.
Bottom Line: If you have oily skin, particularly oily sensitive, and PARTICULARLY oily sensitive blemish-prone skin, definitely definitely try this. I haven't looked back.
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Love this product. I use it at night on my sensitive/reactive/rosacea skin and it doesn't irritate my skin or dry me out. I tried using the Simple foaming cleanser as a cheaper replacement but it just doesn't compare. Will definitely repurchase.
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I think this is one of the best cleansers I have ever had! I have a sensitive skin, but still get lots of impurities, blackheads and pimples! Due to that I double cleanse my skin every evening and use this product after cleansing my make up first. I also use this product with Clarisonic Mia 2, whenever I use it and they work perfectly together. This product always feels soft on the skin and doesn't dry or irritate my skin at all. It is also very affordable and lasts forever!
Fantastic morning face wash to use, but if using as a make up remover... for me personally its not enough on its own. I need to cleanse first with a wipe off one then this after to double cleanse.
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The never-ending shame of September 11th is that the souls of the dead have not been allowed to rest in peace but have been conscripted again and again into the garish rationales of fools and knaves for unending war and conquest. For the neocons, those original 9/11 deaths have compounded nicely, provided an impressive rate of return. With each anniversary, 9/11 becomes harder to disaggregate, analyze; the smoke-pouring towers have optical landmarks purged of historical-cultural-psychological-political-human context. Like Brian De Palma's forthcoming Redacted, Roger Copeland's meditative mashup The Unrecovered--which I wrote about here--explores the modes of perception in an age of fear, paranoia, and messianic fervor; it has the persistent throb and hallucinatory jabs of a nightmarish hangover. Appropriately enough for a film of such reflective mood, The Unrecovered--yonder lies its YouTube trailer--will be shown the day after this year's 9/11 memorials, on Wednesday, September 12th, 8:30 PM, at Manhattan's irreplaceable Anthology Film Archives. Rather than wander around lower Manhattan like Joe Buck without a clue, directions to Anthology can be found here.
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Barred spiral galaxy
A barred spiral galaxy is a spiral galaxy with a central bar-shaped structure composed of stars. Bars are found in approximately two-thirds of all spiral galaxies.[1] Bars generally affect both the motions of stars and interstellar gas within spiral galaxies and can affect spiral arms as well.[1]
Edwin Hubble classified spiral galaxies of this type as "SB" (spiral, barred) in his Hubble sequence, and arranged them into three sub-categories based on how open the arms of the spiral are. SBa types feature tightly bound arms, while SBc types are at the other extreme and have loosely bound arms. SBb-type galaxies lie in between. A fourth type, SBm, was subsequently created to describe somewhat irregular barred spirals, such as the Magellanic Cloud galaxies, which were once classified as irregular galaxies, but have since been found to contain barred spiral structures. Among other types in Hubble's classifications for the galaxies are: spiral galaxy, elliptical galaxy and irregular galaxy.
Observations[citation needed] by radio telescopes had for years[when?] already suggested the Milky Way is barred, and in 2005 infra-red observations by the Spitzer Space Telescope backed up previously collected evidence.
The bars[edit]
Barred spiral galaxies are apparently predominant, with surveys showing that up to two-thirds of all spiral galaxies contain a bar.[3] The current hypothesis is that the bar structure acts as a type of stellar nursery, fueling star birth at their centers. The bar is thought to act as a mechanism that channels gas inwards from the spiral arms through orbital resonance, in effect funneling the flow to create new stars.[4] This process is also thought to explain why many barred spiral galaxies have active galactic nuclei, such as that seen in the Southern Pinwheel Galaxy.
The creation of the bar is generally thought to be the result of a density wave radiating from the center of the galaxy whose effects reshape the orbits of the inner stars. This effect builds over time to stars orbiting further out, which creates a self-perpetuating bar structure.[5]
Bars are thought to be a temporary phenomenon in the life of spiral galaxies, the bar structure decaying over time, transforming the galaxy from a barred spiral to a "regular" spiral pattern. Past a certain size the accumulated mass of the bar compromises the stability of the overall bar structure. Barred spiral galaxies with high mass accumulated in their center tend to have short, stubby bars.[6] Since so many spiral galaxies have a bar structure, it is likely that it is a recurring phenomenon in spiral galaxy development. The oscillating evolutionary cycle from spiral galaxy to barred spiral galaxy is thought to take on the average about two billion years.[7]
Recent studies have confirmed the idea that bars are a sign of galaxies reaching full maturity as the "formative years" end. A team led by Kartik Sheth of the Spitzer Science Center at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena discovered that only 20 percent of the spiral galaxies in the distant past possessed bars, compared with nearly 70 percent of their modern counterparts.[8]
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Tends to contain newer and hotter stars.
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Example | Type | Image | Information | Notes (clarification) |
SB0- | SB0- is a type of lenticular galaxy | |||
SB0 | SB0 is a type of lenticular galaxy | |||
SB0+ | SB0+ is a type of lenticular galaxy | |||
SB0/a | SB0/a can also be considered a type of barred lenticular galaxy | |||
NGC 4314 | SBa | This is actually an "SB(rs)a"[clarification needed] | ||
NGC 4921 | SBab | This is actually an "SB(rs)ab"[clarification needed] | ||
Messier 95 | SBb | This is actually an "SB(r)b"[clarification needed] | ||
NGC 3953 | SBbc | This is actually an "SB(r)bc"[clarification needed] | ||
NGC 1073 | SBc | This is actually an "SB(rs)c"[clarification needed] | ||
Messier 108 | SBcd | This is actually an "SB(s)cd"[clarification needed] | ||
NGC 2903 | SBd | This is actually an "SB(s)d"[clarification needed] | ||
NGC 5398 | SBdm | SBdm can also be considered a type of barred Magellanic spiral | This is actually an "SB(rs)dm"[clarification needed] | |
NGC 55 | SBm | SBm is a type of Magellanic spiral (Sm) | This is actually an "SB(s)m"[clarification needed] |
Name | Image | Type | Constellation |
M58 | SBc | Virgo | |
M91 | SBb | Coma Berenices | |
M95 | SBb | Leo | |
M109 | SBb | Ursa Major | |
NGC 1300 | SBbc | Eridanus | |
NGC 1365 | SBc | Fornax | |
NGC 2217 | SBa | Canis Major | |
Magellanic Clouds | SBm | Dorado, Tucana |
See also[edit]
- Galaxy morphological classification
- Galaxy formation and evolution
- Lenticular galaxy
- Spiral galaxy
- Firehose instability
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- Britt, Robert Roy. "Milky Way's Central Structure Seen with Fresh Clarity." SPACE.com 16 August 2005.
- An article about the Spitzer Space Telescope's Milky Way discovery
- Devitt, Terry. "Galactic survey reveals a new look for the Milky Way." 16 August 2005.
- The original press release regarding the article above, from the Univ. of Wisconsin
- 'Barred' Spiral Galaxy Pic Highlights Stellar Birth." SPACE.com 2 March 2001.
- Hastings, George and Jane Hastings. Classifying Galaxies: Barred Spirals, 1995. "Astronomers Find Multiple Generations of Star Formation in Central Starburst Ring of a Barred Spiral Galaxy." January 15, 2000.
- A press release concerning NGC 1326
- Barred spirals come and go Sky & Telescope April 2002.
- "ESO Provides An Infrared Portrait of the Barred Spiral Galaxy Messier 83." November 29, 2001.
- A press release from the European Southern Observatory.
- Horton, Adam. "Spitzer NGC 1291 barred spiral galaxy seen in infrared." 22 October 2014.
- ^ a b D. Mihalas (1968). Galactic Astronomy. W. H. Freeman. ISBN 978-0-7167-0326-6.
- ^ "Blue bursts of hot young stars". ESA/Hubble. Retrieved 3 April 2013.
- ^ P. B. Eskridge, J. A. Frogel (1999). "What is the True Fraction of Barred Spiral Galaxies?". Astrophysics and Space Science. 269/270: 427–430. Bibcode:1999Ap&SS.269..427E. doi:10.1023/A:1017025820201.
- ^ J. H. Knapen, D. Pérez-Ramírez, S. Laine (2002). "Circumnuclear regions in barred spiral galaxies - II. Relations to host galaxies". Monthly Notice of the Royal Astronomical Society 337 (3): 808–828. arXiv:astro-ph/0207258. Bibcode:2002MNRAS.337..808K. doi:10.1046/j.1365-8711.2002.05840.x.
- ^ F. Bournaud, F. Combes (2002). "Gas accretion on spiral galaxies: Bar formation and renewal". Astronomy and Astrophysics 392 (1): 83–102. arXiv:astro-ph/0206273. Bibcode:2002A&A...392...83B. doi:10.1051/0004-6361:20020920.
- ^ Barred Spirals Come and Go, Sky and Telescope, April 2002
- ^ Ripples in a Galactic Pond, Scientific American, October 2005
- ^ Barred Spiral Galaxies are Latecomers to the Universe Newswise, Retrieved on July 29, 2008.


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Hey Steeler Nation, as an aspiring journalist and Steeler diehard I'd like to write down my comprehensive thoughts about the season where we can talk about it as a whole, rather than in bits and pieces on other threads. It's a tad long, but I think that you will enjoy it if you take 10 minutes to read and respond. Thanks, and any feedback is appreciated!
It's always baffled me to read and hear some of the vitriol that fans spew at the players on their favorite team. This season alone, I've heard both Casey Hampton and Lamarr Woodley be referred to as "fat and lazy", Ike Taylor be continually ripped while he continues to be our number one cornerback for the umpteenth season, and calling for the head and incessant criticism of a coach who has led us to the same amount of Super Bowls as Bill Cowher (now fondly remembered as the patron saint of championships, not the man who was hung when he lost 4 AFC championship games at home in 11 seasons, with nary a ring to show for it.) Dick Lebeau has been dismissed as old and having lost his touch, with no regard for the fact that he is one of the greatest at his craft in the history of football, or that - hello - the defense was ranked FIRST in the league this season AGAIN. Now, in the case of this year's team that was not and indictator of dominance (as it was in the 2008 season, when all 3 players I mentioned were entrenched as starters on a defense on par with some of the best of all time.) It still counts for something, however, because last I checked the limitation of an opponent's offensive yards is a defense's job in its simplest terms. My respect and fondness for these players and coaches who have done a lot for this franchise in terms of continuing the Steeler tradition of excellence does not mean I don't get pissed off during games. I do. A lot, just like the rest of you. I believe that we need to figure out where Ben's clutch gene has gone, because 3 games lost by way of disasterous interception is not acceptable. Regardless, on the whole he had a fine season and we still possess a top-6 quarterback in generally his prime. I hope that he and Haley will strengthen what looks to be a shaky rapport currently, as they prepare for their second season together. Our offensive line may be much improved in 2013, with the development of rookies Decastro and Adams, and the return of perennial Pro Bowler Pouncey, plus the promising young Marcus Gilbert. Kelvin Beachum may also be a player to keep an eye on after a fairly effective performance when pressed into duty at several points this season. Max Starks? Will probably be back in some capacity. He always is. It may be that the Steeler running back of the future is not on this roster. Rashard Mendenhall, it seems, may have worn out his welcome. Issac Redman and Jonathan Dwyer both have had their moments, but also too many inconsistencies, but I suspect one or both will be back next season. Still waiting for a TD on a return from Chris Rainey, and I see it happening eventually. Mike Wallace is likely out the door, or perhaps back at a discount after a somewhat lackluster season, which wouldn't be the worst thing. He, Brown, and Sanders still make a potentially top young wide receiving corps if kept intact. For the sake of all of us, let's pray that Heath's ravaged knee heals up after a sad end to a season which saw him become the receiver we all knew he was. Todd Haley's offense was extremely hindered by losing Big Ben for that 2-game stretch during which he almost certainly would have won one or both games, and that is understandable. The highlight of the season, however, was the sadly wasted improbable victory at Baltimore with ol' Chazz Batch still somehow at the helm after all these years, in what was perhaps his Steeler curtain call. I wouldn't be at all surprised to see him back in the 'Burgh as a coach soon. On the defensive side of the ball, Ike Taylor continued to be an underrated and undeservedly scorned player, both for his ability to lock down number-one receivers and his overlooked role as a fiery defensive leader. Our secondary looked fairly lost without him these last few games. Troy Polamalu's season was essentially lost from the start, although it was encouraging to see him coming up with a big sack Sunday. James Harrison's season was also hampered by injury, and it will be interesting to see if he is back next season. Same goes for the old war horse Casey Hampton, who along with Brett Keisel too often looked their age as they pushed off the ball against good run defenses. We will likely see some sort of turnover at the spots where our defense as aged, and that also includes you Larry Foote. Lawrence Timmons shines as a bright spot this season; big plays time and time again and flying to the ball, including big interceptions against Kansas City and Cleveland. He and Ryan Clark were the defensive MVP's in my mind at the points where we played well this season, which did happen, vs. Washington, at Cincinnati and New York, and again in Baltimore. Keenan Lewis was one of the most pleasant surprises of the season, opposite Ike, and Cortez Allen certainly put himself into the conversation with 3 turnovers last Sunday. Our season, in my mind, was derailed by the injury to Big Ben, which basically stopped us in our tracks at a point where we were just beginning to roll. Whose to say that he wasn't fully healed at the point of his return? Perhaps the offense's rhythm was simply broken and never recovered. There is no doubt that Mike Tomlin, while undeserving of the "deer-in-headlights" reputation attributed to him by some (I think that's just his face, and he does a good job leading his troops emotionally in my mind ), is on somewhat watch for next season, although to fire him would not be the Steeler way. The eggs laid in the fourth quarter against Tennessee and Oakland were inexcusable, as was the one at home against San Diego. Boneheaded decisions such as the fake field goal in New York and the decision to try to get into the FG range this past Sunday instead of sitting on the ball with 35 seconds left at home will follow him for a while. The multitude of special teams penalties were also a constant sticking point. He still has my full support and respect, but he needs to tighten up the hinges on his attention to detail. In closing, and thank you if you are still reading: each year I will a rush of sadness when the Steelers season ends. I live for the 16-20 Sundays I get each year when I can fully invest myself in my favorite pasttime for 3 hours. One of the highlights of 2012 for me was jumping up and down at Metlife Stadium with the girlfriend I turned into a rabid Steeler fan (now in year 3) while Issac Redman clinched a victory over the Giants for us with a long run. Alas, it was not to be this season, after two 12-4 campaigns that included a Super Bowl berth in 2010. I would like to remind everyone that we as Steeler fans have been blessed with a lot of victories, and a couple of championships, over the past decade or so. We're not going to make the playoffs every season unfortunately, and it breaks my heart when we fall short. We will be back next season, revamped and ready to go. And, for now, the long and sad countdown to next season begins. Looking forward to talking offseason shop. |
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For me personally, this season has been an eye opener and I probably felt they were a lot better than they actually were. My expectations have been lowered a little, and I would simply love to get into the playoffs and get a victory. (Not saying I don't want #7 - just becoming more elusive than it seemed a few seasons ago) |
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very nice read, thanks for posting
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Good read but I doubt Starks will be back. I he is to good and played two years for the league minimum on our team and will want paid. We drafted two early round tackles and won't pay him because of it. I I think he is our best tackle and would love to keep him but we are going to be 12 million over the cap and because of that Starks and Hampton will both be playing for another team next season.
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No major disagreements.......fear us in 2013
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Very good read.
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Good read, but every team has an Ike Taylor. It's not a special commodity.
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Thank you for that well done season long and quite rational assesment.
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Good read, thanks!
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