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Cone-y Island: Will Hollywood Enforce Tough Ethics Law?
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Linda Sherwood had her doubts about the "cone of silence," until... |
As I understand it (I heard slightly different versions of this, so an edit may be necessary), Hollywood already has a cone that starts with the opening of the bidding. But last week the Hollywood Commission was considering a modification that would require city officials break off contact even before the bid was put out -- starting with the letter of intent.
As pointed out by Sara Case and Laurie Schecter, editors of Hollywood's muckraking website, The Balance Sheet, the measure failed by the slimmest of margins, 4-3. Commissioner Beam Furr responded with a feeble defense for his vote against the cone. Surely, one of the other anti-cone commissioners could offer a better case?
So I got Commissioner Linda Sherwood on the phone. She's still sore about this post from March. But after we talked it through, I asked her about the cone. She said:
"I personally have no problem with the cone of silence -- at a certain point of time -- but you need to be able to talk to a person to get their viewpoint, and to give them your own. Or to move them toward what Planning and Zoning want. I want them to do what I think is right and what the people want them to do."
...she learned that the cone could work for her. |
Umm, I'm still waiting to hear back from Hollywood City Hall on this, but I'm almost positive Sherwood's mistaken. I asked her whether having unfettered email communication with bidders would make her change her mind about the cone of silence.
It would. "If we were able to email back and forth, then I would be fine with it," said Sherwood, speaking of the bigger cone.
So there you have it. Assuming I'm right with my definition of the cone, that email and snail mail is allowed, the measure can be brought at the next meeting. With Sherwood's vote, it will pass.
Voila! Ethics reform.
Another anti-cone voter, Commissioner Patty Asseff, was much harder to convince. "I do have a problem with not being able to solicit," she says, speaking of developers. She also seemed surprised that she would be allowed to do so by email. But then an email might be less effective, and Asseff suggested city reps need every advantage they can get when it comes to luring developers. "Considering the economics of the area, it's not like they're knocking the doors down," she says.
Frankly, though, it's hard to talk seriously about any "cone of silence" when one hears reports about lobbyists making visits to City Hall in defiance of the cone. Making the rule even tougher to enforce is Hollywood's habit of adjusting it according to the project. Seems it would be simpler to have one clear, over-arching policy.
But Sherwood claims a clear conscience on that score. She railed against the Balance Sheet post, which she believed to contain implications that the commissioners who voted against the cone were less ethical.
"When I meet with a developer, my office door is never closed," says Sherwood. "I personally have an extremely high code of morals, and all I'm looking for is to get information. I'm not looking at who is giving to my campaign."
She mentioned that most conspicuous of campaign contributors, Attorney Alan Koslow, who owns a virtual monopoly on contracts to lobby the commission for developers."I say 'Hello' and 'Goodbye' to Alan Koslow and that's it," says Sherwood. "I have no personal relationship with him whatsoever. They (Koslow and his developer clients, she means) helped my campaign, which I'm grateful for, because they know my character and my view of the city."
This discussion gave me an idea. In the spirit of an open City Hall, I asked Sherwood whether she would let me join her the next time she has a meeting with Koslow (who, incidentally, has not returned calls from this newspaper for years). "Absolutely," she said. I was ecstatic.
Now, I realize that Koslow himself is unlikely to go along with this. And even if he does, I don't expect this future meeting to be nearly as interesting as the ones witnessed by a more literal fly on the wall. All the same, the mere possibility of such access to the corridors of Hollywood power is thrilling. And it didn't cost me a dime in campaign contributions!
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Coachella Lineup Is Here!
By Becca Gleason on January 19, 2011
Holy moly with pepperoni and cheese on top! The 2011 Coachella Lineup is here, and its unbelievable! It's like… If Coachella were a person, they didn't just break me off a piece of their Kit Kat bar, but instead, bought me an entire Kit Kat Factory and then sold it so they could buy a Snickers factory because they know I like Snickers better. It's the apple of my eye, the honey in my tea and the Patrick Carney to my Dan Auerbach. I'm thinking about asking it on a date.
The headliners include: Kings of Leon, Arcade Fire, Kanye West, The Strokes, The Black Keys, Animal Collective, Interpol, Mumford and Sons, and The National… Not to mention the other 200 amazing artists. The lineup this year is Lollapalooza '07 and Glastonbury '10's baby that they abandoned in the California desert. It has an eclectic mix of Indie Rock, Pop, Electronic, Dance and Folk.
I haven't been so excited to see a group of musicians in my entire life. I keep playing the game "If someone had a gun to your head and said you can only see 3 bands a day, which 3 would you pick." Well, I've been playing for 12 hours and that figurative gun is still there. The one thing I'm completely certain of is my dream to run into this guy:
Run into that guy? Pfft. With enough drugs and alcohol you can create your own superior version!
the line-up isn't my cup of tea but that many bands is pretty epic for whoever attends
I live literally 30 feet away from that.
Pbbbth. No comedy acts?
Death From Above 1979 reunion is enough to warrant the cross country trip for me.
Cochella may try to imitate, but it ain't got nuthin' on the one, the only, the original New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival:
Arcade Fire, Bon Jovi, Jimmy Buffett, Kid Rock, John Mellencamp, Wilco, Willie Nelson, The Strokes, Robert Plant, Ms. Lauryn Hill, Tom Jones, Jeff Beck, Sonny Rollins, John Legend & The Roots, The Avett Brothers, Cyndi Lauper, Wyclef Jean, Mumford & Sons, Alejandro Sanz, Jason Mraz, Maze feat. Frankie Beverly, Lupe Fiasco, Arlo Guthrie, Jamey Johnson, Fantasia, Kenny G, Michael Franti & Spearhead, The Decemberists, Gregg Allman Blues Band, Vickie Winans, Lucinda Williams, Robert Randolph & the Family Band, Robert Cray, Bobby Blue Bland, Mighty Clouds of Joy, Edie Brickell, Keb' Mo', Rance Allen, Ahmad Jamal, Fourplay, Ricky Skaggs, Amos Lee, Jesse Winchester, Michelle Shocked, Tabou Combo, RAM, and Boukman Eksperyans of Haiti, Punch Brothers, Ron Carter Trio, Fisk Jubilee Singers, Ivan Lins, Charlie Musselwhite, Maceo Parker with guest Pee Wee Ellis and more are all among the national and international guest artists scheduled to appear at the 42nd edition of the Jazz Fest.
There seems to be a lot of overlap with Cochella performers though
Your forgetting the most important part; Gogol Bordello is playing!!
(so is yelle and sleigh bells) -
6 days to sell out … wow, that will teach us to delay in our ticket purchases.
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Prevalence of non-alcoholic fatty liver and characteristics in overweight adolescents in the general population
- Armin Imhof,
- Wolfgang Kratzer,
- Bernhard Boehm,
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- Gerlinde Trischler,
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Overweight and obesity among children and adolescents are increasing. Fatty liver disease (FLD) is an emerging problem in this age group. We investigated prevalence of overweight and non-invasive FLD and associated clinical characteristics in a representative population-based sample of 378 children and adolescents aged 12–20 years who were randomly selected from the general population in Leutkirch, Southern Germany. Overweight was defined as having a body mass index above the 90th percentile for the respective age and sex. About 15% of female (29 out of 194) and 12% of male participants (22/182) were overweight. Among females, only one non-overweight individual showed signs of FLD but in more than one third of the overweight males (8/22) signs of FLD were present. Overweight subjects in general had an unfavourable lipid profile and abnormal concentrations of obesity-related hormones such as significantly lower concentrations of adiponectin and increased levels of inflammatory markers including C-reactive protein and fibrinogen. Overweight males with signs of FLD showed even more severe altered metabolic responses compared to those who were overweight without signs of liver injury. FLD was not explained by alcohol consumption or other chronic liver disease. In this sample of children and adolescents representative of the general population a high prevalence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is found in overweight males. These individuals showed the most severe metabolic alterations compared to non-overweight and overweight individuals without NAFLD indicating even higher risk for future overweight and obesity-related diseases such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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- Title
- Prevalence of non-alcoholic fatty liver and characteristics in overweight adolescents in the general population
- Journal
European Journal of Epidemiology
Volume 22, Issue 12 , pp 889-897
- Cover Date
- 2007-12-01
- 10.1007/s10654-007-9181-7
- Print ISSN
- 0393-2990
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7284
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
- Children
- Adolescents
- Obesity
- Adipokines
- Inflammation
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Armin Imhof (1)
- Wolfgang Kratzer (2)
- Bernhard Boehm (3)
- Katrin Meitinger (1)
- Gerlinde Trischler (1)
- Gerald Steinbach (4)
- Isolde Piechotowski (5)
- Wolfgang Koenig (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Internal Medicine II - Cardiology, University of Ulm Medical Center, Robert-Koch-Straße 8, 89081, Ulm, Germany
- 2. Department of Internal Medicine I - Gastroenterology, University of Ulm Medical Center, Ulm, Germany
- 3. Division of Endocrinology and Diabetes, University of Ulm Medical Center, Ulm, Germany
- 4. Institute of Clinical Chemistry, University Clinic Ulm, Ulm, Germany
- 5. Baden-Wuerttemberg State Health Office, District Government, Stuttgart, Germany


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POINT TOWNSHIP– Fire has destroyed a home in Point Township,Northumberland County. The blaze broke out at 2048 Duke Street around 11:15 a.m. The home was owned by Robert Whary, who smelled smoke and opened the basement door to find the fire in the cellar. He was able to get out safely. Whary says he doesn't know what caused it. He said he knows it started in the basement, but there was nothing down there. His car was also destroyed by the fire.
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Apple unveiled its version of the smartwatch to rave reviews. Look back at the products that have defined Apple and changed the way we live.
iMac (1998) -- The radical iMac was the first step in reversing Apple's slide when Jobs returned. Easy to set up, it was strikingly designed as a bubble of blue plastic that enclosed both the monitor and the computer.


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MINKPINK 2012 Global Roadtrip Campaign
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Crop tops, mixed prints, dresses, cute girls and a fun looking road trip! All I can say is the MINKPINK killed it with their 2nd global campaign this year. There is something tropically 90's about each print and I love it!!! Not only are the clothes amazing and so perfect for all year round in California... (yay bring on a new wardrobe) but the photography and art direction are so much fun, I feel like I want to be friends with these two girls and travel the world in MINKPINK.


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Maybe one day I'll find a chunk of time big enough to catch up on all of our photos . . .but until then I've had an idea brewing in my mind and had to finally bring it to life.
For a while now, I've been brainstorming how to combine two of my favorite things:
Many of you are already familiar with Lifesong for Orphans. We love this ministry that not only has been a huge blessing to us in our own adoption journey but helps countless other adoptive families with their own financial hurdles to adopt. More importantly, they serve orphans all across the world with many incredible programs in numerous different countries
One program, Lifesong Ethiopia, is special to us for obvious reasons. Here's a little explanation, taken from Lifesong's website, that describes their program there.
"In Ziway, Ethiopia, children need an education to break free from gripping poverty. Public schools are lacking, so kids are left behind without the hope of an education or a future. Our current Lifesong School is not only giving hope, but also feeding 350 hungry children two meals each day. We have a critical need to build a 12 room expansion to the school. Please join with us to make a difference in a child's life."
Here's the incredible part!
Lifesong has been offered a matching grant UP TO $130,000 from now through December 31st. This incredibly generous donation will help Lifesong expand their program to help meet the needs of even more children. I've seen what a blessing Lifesong is to so many and learned about many of their programs more specifically. I can't say enough about how deserving they are of our support.
Lifesong is offering a fabulous way to gift the teachers in your lives this year that I jumped at for our own family. How many Christmas mugs can they really use?! : )
Yes, I've now told every one of our teachers what they can expect for Christmas now.
You can read more about it here.
But I wanted to find a way to help spread the word.
So here's what I'm going to do (and we're operating on an honor system here : ) ).
I'm offering a few incentives to help YOU spread the word so Lifesong can try to maximize the full matching grant. There's no "minimum" amount - every dollar becomes TWO so every little bit helps. All you have to do is visit here to see how to make a donation. Just a reminder, if you're wanting to gift a teacher, they do request a minimum $10 donation.
For every donation you tell me you have made, I'll put your name in my "grand prize" drawing. That's one entry for each of you already! : ) You don't have to tell me how much and it can be $1, $20, a $1000 or more! : ) Every little bit helps.
For sharing about this opportunity on facebook, you get 2 entries.
For sharing about this opportunity on your own blog with a link, you get 3 entries.
For having someone else come to my blog and telling me they donated after hearing about this from you? You EACH get an entry. : )
Hopefully that all made sense!
Here's what I'm offering up:
4 copies of the book "Kisses from Katie." It's the story of a young girl who obeyed Jesus until it hurt and the people who were blessed as a result. Read it yourself and be changed. .. or give it away and impact the heart of someone you love. This book convicted, challenged and inspired me. Now THERE'S a good teacher's present: a donation card from Lifesong Ethiopia AND the book Kisses from Katie.
One item of your choice from the Ordinary Hero Store
What I love is that my giveaways each help support a great cause all of their own!
But here's my final commitment: for every single entry I get, I will donate my own additional dollar to Lifesong. It may be a lot or a little but I love that every dollar becomes two.
You have until midnight on Dec. 6th - one week!
So surprise me. . . : )


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I Geek Ham Radio
Radio Is Magic. The ability to send sounds, sights, or data from one point to another with no connection of any kind still boggles my mind, even though I've been experiencing it in one way or another for fifty years or so. From my father's old tube-type radio that he used to listen to Tiger games on hot summer nights, to my teenage shortwave radios, college stereos, and now cell phones and wi-fi, the gut feeling remains that it's all magic.
Oh sure, 25 years ago an old boyhood friend suggested that I finally get that Amateur Radio license I'd dreamed of as a kid listening to the BBC and Deutsche Welle, and I did, and I kept earning higher classes of license till there were no more to get. But still, when I turn on my station and call 'CQ' (does anybody hear me?) and I hear a voice answer from Stockbridge, or Alaska, or London, or Siberia, or Australia (as I have), it is just such a kick! It worked! They heard me! Next, as long as conditions allow, we might get a chance to know one another, what they do, who they are, family, dreams, life… What privilege, what a club!
And all this without wires, fees, charges per minute or per megabyte. Just a license that proves to the government that I know what I'm doing, and to other hams that I've earned the privilege to join them on the air, and enough gear to make the electrons/waves leap off the antenna in just the right way.
Don't get me wrong, I love this new digital age, I make my living in computing, but this, this is staring into the void and getting a signal across by hook or crook, by skill and guile. And where did I start? The Library. My folks knew nothing about how this stuff worked, and there were no aunts or uncles or neighbors who did. So they dropped me off at the library and made sure I knew how and who to ask questions of. So I read, and read. And took things apart and broke them and tried to make things work, and one day, the crystal radio worked! And I could receive stuff on a radio I built!
Today, there are more hams in the United States than ever before, and the hobby involves more things than ever, from the art of Morse Code to new Open Source digital modes, from minimalist transmitters built in Altoids tins for a few dollars to hand-built satellites launched by a ham-astronaut by throwing it overboard from the space station, and helping with parades to spotting tornados that threaten our community. All available at the flip of a switch, whenever I wish or whenever it's needed. Like Magic. -Jeff Cowall
Whatever you geek, fun or serious, the public library supports you.
Find more information on ham radio:
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Ham radio's technical culture by Kristen Haring
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text: I disagree with this legislation because I feel that it would be an over-infringement of a government on businesses, and would ultimately cause important business hierarchies to be less important. I think it would essentially exchange hierarchy for anarchy, and the workers would rule. Sounds a little bit like Marxism.


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Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 4:29 PM
Polls are showing that there aren't many people who remain undecided this election year, but that's not stopping the heads of Ohio's two main political parties from making their cases on Issue 2. Ohio Public Radio's Karen Kasler sat down with both of them to talk about that and more.
There are a lot of ideas and items tied up in Issue 2 - but Democratic Party Chair Chris Redfern and Republican Party Chair Kevin DeWine
actually agree on one thing about it.
Redfern: "This is not a Democratic or Republican Issue. It's about right and about wrong, in my opinion."
DeWine: "I don't think it's necessarily a Democrat or Republican issue either. I think it's an issue for taxpayers."
But that is one claim that is refuted in recent polls, which show a definitive party line split on Issue 2. And the party chairmen have very different messages about Issue 2. DeWine says it's about controlling costs, but Redfern says it's a power grab.
Redfern: "We're going to strip away that entire process to achieve a political goal of trying to dismantle the Democratic Party and the right of labor to contribute to Democrats. This is what fundamentally this issue is about."
Kasler: "And is it about that fundamentally? Stripping away the Democratic Party's power?"
Redfern: "No, I'm happy to see that happen if that's what Chris thinks. I'm happy to let it take place. I won't stand in the way of it. But it's about giving local governments and schools tools to manage their workforce."
Redfern says he's confident Issue 2 will be defeated by a wide margin, and he says moderate Republicans in the legislature will risk their re-elections next year if they come back and just pass the collective bargaining reform bill again. DeWine says that might be true if the result is lopsided, but if the vote is close, then he says lawmakers may consider revisiting at least parts of collective bargaining reform. Next year voters may also decide on a Republican-drawn Congressional district map that Democrats are working to put on the ballot. And both Redfern and DeWine says the way the map was drawn and the mechanism to put it on hold till voters decide are part of the process.
DeWine: "You have a robust, two party system where we have disagreements and agreements from time to time debated."
Kasler: "But is this map an example of the robust, two party system?"
Redfern: "Absolutely not."
DeWine: "Look, it's a product of the rules of the game that are in place today."
DeWine says he thinks the Democrats' opposition to the map - and to the election reform law that they're also taking to the ballot - is pure politics, with an eye on next year's election.
DeWine: "You might have a problem with the merits of it, or do you look at it and say, well, they just want to keep in place the same sort of rules and laws that they were able to utilize for the successful election of the president in Ohio in 2008. You look at it from the standpoint of the map - is this really a concern about the map, or is it because, as my friend Chris said last week, that it's much more difficult to elect a president when you don't have a competitive race south of I-70?"
But Chris Redfern says he's not deterred.
Redfern: "The ad hominem attacks, the attacks on the party, on me, why are we standing in the way? I don't care. We will collect the 231,000 signatures as set by the constitution, and we will place these districts on the November 2012 ballot. And John Boehner and the Republicans will have to risk Congressional chaos or they can sit down and draw fair districts."
Democrats were hoping the Ohio Supreme Court would allow them an extra month to gather those signatures by setting the deadline based on the court's ruling allowing the map to go to the ballot. But the high court says the deadline is based on the enactment of the map law - so the signatures must be turned in the day before Christmas Eve.
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A North Kona developer has issued a second draft environmental impact statement.
TSA Kaloko Makai halved proposed space for commercial development in the proposed Kaloko Makai development adjacent to Hina Lani Street and above Kaloko Industrial Area, according to the latest draft EIS, released this week. The $1.9 million project is spread over three phases and includes 5,000 single- and multifamily units and up to 600,000 square feet for commercial use, an area for light industrial use, parks, trails, open spaces, an urgent care medical facility, a hospital, a hotel, three school sites, a dryland forest preserve and all associated infrastructure.
The number of housing units includes projections for affordable housing and market housing, with single-family homes averaging about $475,000. The expected nightly room rate at the hotel, which will be styled as a lodge and business center, is $120 to $130, the draft EIS said.
The developer's 1,140 acres is now designated, in various areas, as agricultural, conservation and urban. TSA Kaloko Makai is asking the state Land Use Commission to reclassify about 800 acres as urban. The developer will set aside 150 acres for the forest preserve.
Comments on the draft EIS must be submitted to the LUC by Sept. 23. The LUC will later schedule a hearing on the land reclassification request.


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Many injuries to the brain and spinal cord do not heal. Spinal cord injury can leave a patient confined to a wheelchair for life. After suffering a stroke a patient is often left unable to move parts of their body or have impaired brain function such as losing the ability to speak. With both stroke and spinal cord injury the window for spontaneous healing is typically about three months. After that time has passed, conventional therapeutic interventions do not significantly help. Multiple sclerosis is another type of injury to the brain and spinal cord. The immune system in these patients attacks the insulation (called myelin) that surrounds nerve fibers. The body attempts to repair this damage but cannot keep up with the progression of the disease. The nerves of the injured brain and spinal cord do not regenerate for several reasons. In stroke and spinal cord injury a scar forms (the glial scar), physically preventing the regrowth of nerve fibers. In multiple sclerosis the progressive loss of the myelin insulation causes the nerves to malfunction and die. One possible way to overcome both of these problems is to add a type of cell with potential to destroy or prevent the formation of the scar, encourage the growth of new nerve fibers, and re-establish the myelin insulation. A scientist in Japan has attempted to create a cell able to do some of these potentials from an a from bone marrow adult stem cell. Treatment of these cells with a collection of reagents and growth factors caused them to resemble in certain ways the cells that form part of the myelin insulation. This has inspired several researchers to test these cells in animal models of nerve injury. The cells, now called SB618 cells, were very effective in restoring nerve function. Exactly how SB618 cells restore nerve function is not understood. This project will optimize the production of SB618 cells so that additional experiments can be performed. Effects on models of stroke, spinal cord injury and multiple sclerosis will be examined. Tests to help determine the mechanism of action will be performed in the laboratory. If this three year project is successful, it will trigger the production of clinical grade SB618 cells and the safety studies required by the FDA for the filing of an Investigational New Drug application (an IND). SB618 cells will be ready for human clinical a little more than a year later.
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text: I've added arc4random to ssp and made this patch. Beware its very buggy, and may cause applications linked to it to stall (hit return to unstall it). And unfortunetly it fixes nothing. The entropy pool still goes empty. The volume of the bits pulled from urandom isn't the problem, arc4 can turn 4 urandom bytes into 65536 arc4random bytes. The problem is the frequency the bits are being used. 4 bytes almost every second from urandom, and that adds up really fast. Anyway: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/~robert/new/glibc-2.3.3-arc4-ssp-1.patch


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jshuipetitefille on 2/18/2014 9:10:00 AM more reviews by jshuipetitefille
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Olive Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I actually like the color of this product and I like its consistency and texture, and I like how it blends easily on my skin. However, the big problem that I have with this is that it doesn't last long. It only lasts around 3 hours on my cheeks in the heat and humidity. I love everything about it except the longevity. If you live in a colder place, I think it's fine. The color payoff is really lovely though - very natural. However I'll stick to my Benefit cheek tint from now on since it lasts longer, even if it is more expensive than Nyx.
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LSUGirl on 12/4/2013 10:09:00 PM more reviews by LSUGirl
Age: 36-43 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Hazel
I 100% LOVE NYX cream Blush....the quality, the wearability, the color, etc. I have oily, sensitive skin and this brand looks great on me and does not make my skin oilier. Also, it stays on ALL day....love it. HUGE SECRET: I wear this brand cream blush DAILY on my cheeks AND on my lips as my 'lip color' and it looks fabulous....but you must put on a IOS or chapstick or vaseline over it because it will appear dry if you don't but it looks fabulous as the lip color to 100% coordinate w/ your cheeks.
OK --- I must break down the different colors for you because they are ALL very very different from each other.
I have brown hair, brown eyes and light to medium skin tone w/ neutral undertones. So here are what the colors look like on me:
Rose Petal is my # 1 favorite: it has a peachy/pink (but warm tone neutral) and looks the best on me. It is a great spring and summer color and even though it's peachy/pink, it's still neutral on me and is my 'go to color' that I can wear w/ almost all clothes. Perfect for daily wear and wearing to my office for work each day.
Natural is my # 2 choice: love it too but for different reasons than the rose petal..This color is 100% pink toned w/ no peach at all on my. This is a blue based pink, not an oranged based pink. Again, When I wear this one on my cheeks, I also wear it as my lip color, too. Perfect for daily wear and wearing to my office for work each day.
Glow is my # 3 choice: Glow is perfect for "a night on the town look". It gives that "I just came in from the cold look"....use a light hand to apply this or it will be too dramatic. But w/ the correct clothes colors, this looks fabulous.....great color for winter and Christmas parties, etc.
Hot Pink: looks AWFUL of me!
Tea Rose: is blah on me......on my skin tone tea rose looks ruddy and doesn't make me come alive....just blah. It a brown toned mocha. It may look great on others but just doesn't do anything for my skin tone.
Hope this helps. I use Rose Petal, Natural and Glow ALL of the time depending on my moods, my clothes and where I'm going. I get mine at ULTA when they are on sale for buy one and get the 2nd one for 50% off. You can use the $ 3.50 off coupons TOO and therefore you are paying about $ 7.50 for 2 cream blushes. GREAT deal!
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New Farming Minister insists badger cull will go ahead
FARMING Minister David Heath has insisted the Government remains 100 per committed to implementing pilot badger culls in England this autumn, despite growing public opposition to the policy.
On Monday a petition urging the Government to 'Stop the cull' reached 100,000 signatures, a milestone that means the issue can now be considered for debate in the House of Commons.
Mr Heath mounted a robust defence of the policy when was asked during a Liberal Democrat Conference fringe meeting by a representative of League Against Cruel Sports whether he would now reconsider the policy.
He told a packed NFU/Food and Drink Federation meeting, in Brighton, on Monday evening, that he hoped the petition would pave the way for 'sober' Commons debate on this 'serious issue' but insisted the cull was justified by the scientific and that there were no viable alternatives.
He said: "This is something that fell into my in-tray and some say I should be revising the policy. I don't think I should because I am persuaded by the science I have looked that the trials should go ahead.
"The trials are trials. They will tell whether the cull can be done in a safe, effective and humane way."
He added that no other country has ever dealt with a serious bovine TB outbreak without dealing with the problem in feral populations.
He spoke of 'heartbreak' suffered by farmers whose life's work 'goes up in smoke' when they experience a TB breakdown, adding that many have closed herds that can only have been infected via wildlife.
Mr Heath stressed badger culling could only be 'part of the solution'. He said cattle controls and on-farm biosecurity would also have to be improved but insisted that vaccination was not a viable alternative to culling.
He said injectable badger vaccination, where badgers have to be trapped, injected and released for two years was 'not realistic', while an oral badger vaccine, potentially more practical, was not close to being available. There is no cattle vaccine in the pipeline, either, because, among other reasons, it would require the development of a test to distinguish between vaccinated and infected cattle and significant changes to EU legislation.
"Believe you me, if I had a viable vaccination programme I would take it like a shot because no-one wants to kill badgers, nobody wants to go through what will be a difficult period for all of us while this cull goes ahead," Mr Heath said.
"The fact is we cannot offer vaccination now. I cannot see the current situation being allowed to go on and on and for TB to increase across England and eventually cover the whole of the dairy farming country.
"That is unacceptable in welfare terms, socially, to farmer and to taxpayers and I will defend the policy right the way through because we have got to do something about it."
NFU president Peter Kendall thanked Mr Heath for his 'excellent answer and clear steer on that decision'.
He said the 100,000 signatures collected had to be put into context. He said NFU focus groups showed the more the policy is explained to the public, 'the more they accept we have to do something about this terrible disease'.
Mr Kendall acknowledged that 'some people will never accept wildlife management' when representatives from Animal Aid also challenged the Government not to ignore the petition and to 'find a better way'.
He said: "In some areas, 70 per cent of badgers are diseased. We have got to go out and deal with that," he said.
Joe Duckworth, chief executive of The League Against Cruel Sports said the petition should make the Government 'reflect on their cruel and pointless badger cull policy and revealed the 'Team Badger' coalition hoped to get 'at least another 100,000 signatures'.
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makes no odds if the government back it or not, Its not happening in gloucestershire because the farmers are too frightened to pay.
no pay= end of cull
dead in the water, finished, AR wins, farmers should thank their lucky stars as a PR disaster is narrowly avoided.Chive.
"He said injectable badger vaccination, where badgers have to be trapped, injected and released for two years"
Is this a typo? Why two years?Gloucestershire wildlife trust have been vaccinating badgers for the last 2 years on their property. What a pity the useless government didn't start vaccinating at the same time - we wouldn't be in this mess! Badgers are scapegoats so the Gov. can say 'Look we are doing something' - The NFU are so tupid they don't realize it is a cheap way out for the Gov, no more compensation!
Where is the evidence that 70% of badgers are infected? This is not true.
Which scientific journal was he reading that "persuaded" him that this was the only way? The previous trial by Lord Kleb concluded that culling has the potential to exacerbate the problem. And an open-shoot policy would be even worse as there would be no way to know whether you are shooting a healthy or infected animal.
Trapping, testing and vaccinating badgers and perhaps other wildlife (seeing as deer, rodents, and other mammels can also carry bTB), increased biosecurity and control of herds is the only viable solution to eradicate bTB for good.
Unfortunately it costs more and has therefore been dismissed, even though the overall cost in the long-term would be infinitely less... It's like filling in a pot hole with gravel, it might solve the problem for a week, but the hole will only grow bigger over time!There is a cattle vaccine in the pipeline - this guy is proof of the intellectual laziness of this Government
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"The Randomised Badger Culling Trials (RBCT) which form the basis of the ISG's final report and recommendations showed that even in bTB hotspots less than one in seven badgers were infected and when road-killed badgers from seven hotspot counties were examined the figures were almost the same (15 per cent infected)."
Concludeds that there is a much less significant incidence of infection, so as above, I too would like to know where he got the 70% from?Anonymous | 25 September 2012 11:43 am
There is a cattle vaccine in the pipeline -
It's been there for very many years and is likely to stay there too.
Tuberculosis has no similarities with other things we use vaccination for.The arrogance of these politicians is staggering. It would help if they got their basic facts right. I've never seen the figure of 70% badgers bTB infected written anywhere. This is a massive waste of money - farmers you are being conned!
Vaccination in humans against TB - are you saying this has no effect?
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If you have early-stage vulvar cancers (Stage I or II), your surgeon may remove the cancer and some normal skin surrounding it. This surgery is called wide local excision. Depending on the diagnosis, size, and location of the tumor, the doctor may remove the cancer and deeper layers of the vulva. This surgery is called radical local excision.
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The FIAs World Motorsport Council met in Barcelona on Wednesday and subsequently confirmed a number of changes to Formula One racings sporting regulations for 2007 and beyond.
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When the Safety Car is deployed no car is permitted to enter the pits until all are bunched up behind the Safety Car. This is to remove all incentive for cars to be driven quickly back to the pits for refuelling when the Safety Car is deployed.
Before the Safety Car returns to the pits any lapped car between cars running on the lead lap must pass those cars and the safety car. It may then proceed around the track to take up position at the back of the line of cars behind the safety car.
Before a race is resumed any lapped car between cars running on the lead lap must pass those cars and the safety car and then proceed around the track to take up position at the back of the line of cars behind the safety car.
The stewards may now impose grid place penalties.
The following sporting regulations were approved for the 2008 FIA Formula One World Championship:
FIA ECU to be fitted for all testing in addition to races.
A 10 place grid penalty will be issued for an engine change, as opposed to a weight penalty.
A five place grid penalty will be issued for a gearbox change, as opposed to a weight penalty.
Gear ratios may be changed once per race under supervision.
Damaged gear ratios and dog rings may be changed without penalty provided it is evident physical damage has not been made deliberately.
Ferraris request to supply two teams with engines in the 2008 championship has been accepted.
A number of technical regulations were also approved for the 2007 and 2008 championships.


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