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like others, i also got this in a sample subscription service box. i'd been looking at it for a while and was pleased to finally get to try it.
first impressions left me unimpressed. it felt like corn flour and if you got a drop too much water mixed in it you were left with nothing exfoliating, just a loose creamy liquid. BUT if you get it right you end up with a scrubby paste that's not harsh at all, no stinging or scratching like with some products. you may even think it's not enough, but it works better than you think it might.
i scrubbed it around my face for the recommended minute then rinsed, patted dry with a flannel cloth, swiped on some witch hazel as a toner then put on some Snowberry Nourishing Rich Day Cream.
I normally have extremely dry skin with tons of flaking and very thick, rough texture, but this really made my face soft and did it gently without harsh acids, etc. I ended up liking it quite a bit, though i still think it's quite spendy for what it is- a very plain jane, no nice scent, simple scrub. but, it worked... and that's worth giving up a few things.
Best exfoliator ever. Okay thats a big call. But dermalogica do the best exfoliators ever. Ive tried them all and find that the daily exfoliator is great for me to use everyday in the morning before i moisturize and put my makeup on. I have dry flaky skin, well i use to, this product removes the flakes (gently with no irritation or redness) and it allows my moisturizer to really sink in and absorb onto my fresh smooth skin so it becomes more hydrated. Making my make up look flawless. Before using this everyday i would have dry patches everywhere and makeup would get all caked and look horrible but now its smooth and prepped and flawless skin! I would also recommend using either the cream exfoliant or thermofoliant once a week before a face mask to really treat your skin!
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I really don't know what happened to this product! I used to use this every day and love it - although admittedly I followed up with a very intensive moisturiser (Super Restorative by Clarins). Anyway, the moment I used this I could visibly see my face becoming brighter and clearer - there was a definite difference after cleansing. Well I don't know if they have changed the formula in any way (or perhaps my own skin has changed i.e. become less oily) but now my face feels totally stripped after using it! Not only that but extremely irritated and taunt. I also broke out in an irritated rash. I have started to pay more attention to Paula Begoun's product reviews and she marks this product as poor. I have poured through the reviews on MUA and found many people have experienced the near enough exact same thing as me so to be on the safe side I will discontinue use. I have found far better and more gentle exfoliating products out there anyway, I don't need to use one that is going to risk irritating and drying out my face! I have found a much better product now - Kanebo Silk Peeling Powder!
I cannot use this anymore. My skin is getting dryer and more delicate (annoying) as I get older. The last few times I used this it literally took a layer of skin off my chin and nose. The day after it looked like old sunburn. The first time it happened I gave it a pass but the results replicated with two additional uses. In the bin it went.
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Ok if not used everyday as personally it dried my skin out but ok as deep clean rather than an exfoliant I'd say every two to three days
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Got a sample bottle of this from a sample service; it was either GlossyBox or BirchBox, I don't remember specifically.
I used it all, but, I'm really not impressed and won't be repurchasing.
I don't like the shaker style bottle.
I don't like that it smells like plain, ordinary hand soap.
I don't like that it dissolves into nothingness when I used it, I really didn't find it to be an exfoliant.
I don't like that it massively dried out my face.
And to be honest? Like seriously honest? I really believe that someone got a bar of soap, took it over a cheese-grater, put it in a little plastic bottle with a high price tag, and slapped a name on it that loads of people follow like a cult.
I'll look into some of their other products, but I won't be buying this one.
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Very unimpressed with this pricy product. Daily use was irritating. I won't purchase it again. Going back to my tried and true 2x a week Olay exfoliation.
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Absolutely love this product!
I have super oily skin and have been using the daily microfoliant alongside the derma clay cleanser and active moist moisturiser and love the results!
I am beginning to break out again now (which is totally normal!) so am excited to see the results in a few months time when it clears again!
Love this product!! I have very oily, acneic skin. I'm able to use this product every morning without getting any irritation. It's definitely suitable for pretty much every skin type. The packaging isn't the best but it's probably one of the better options for a product of this kind. I would recommend this to everyone!
I was sceptical about this product at first. It seems like a catch 22 for me. On the one hand it makes my skin polished and lovely looking, however by the middle of the day I feel tight and more dry than when I don't use it. I am now using it every other day and I do think it is having a positive effect on my skin. It seems to be bringing all of the spots from under the surface out, which in the long term will improve the look of my skin. All in all I am very happy with the dermalogica range and will continue to use for now. Ill post an update if anything changes. NOTE: I have combination skin and would not recommend using this product everyday due to the drying effect.


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"It's been eating me alive for the last three weeks," Miller says by cell phone, slightly out of breath as he dodges kamikaze pedestrians on the streets of New York's Chinatown. "The song is called 'I'm Just a Witness.' Basically Rauschenberg always looked at himself as a sort of journalistic artist; he always says he's just reporting.... I'm trying to get it as true as possible and give people an insight into an incredible artist."
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This less-traveled district, falling broadly along the 42nd parallel south, is a gently rolling, cypress-forested mountain region where fruit, berry, and hop farms fuel a strong tradition of locally manufactured beer, liquors, and preserves. The only air access is to Esquel in the south (Aerolineas Argentinas operates three flights a week from Buenos Aires, see Fact Sheet), where a narrow-gauge steam railway, La Trochita, still puffs gamely across the Patagonian steppe; the 3.5-hour Esquel–Nahuel Pan excursion departs once a week in winter, daily in summer (54-2945-451403; www.latrochita.org.ar; $16 per person). Welsh settler culture thrives in nearby Trevelin, but most visitors to Esquel come to hike in Los Alerces National Park (pictured), set up to protect ancient stands of alerce trees, some of which are more than 3,000 years old. Esquel offers few real hotels. Hostería Cumbres Blancas, the best of the bunch, offers a competent restaurant specializing in locally caught trout and game, a modest spa, and 20 cozy, light-filled rooms (54-2945-455100; www.cumbresblancas.com.ar). Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid favored the bucolic Cholila Valley, just north of the park, where in 1901 they built a cabin and settled down as law-abiding ranchers—until Pinkerton detectives caught up with them four years later. Cassidy was enthralled by Cholila's benign climate and lush pasture; a century later, Argentine winemaker Bodegas Weinert cited the same qualities when it set up a vineyard in the nearby Epuyén valley, becoming the most southerly winery in the Americas. The valleys around El Bolsón, the northernmost town in Comarca Andina, provided protection of a different sort in the 1970s, when hundreds of hippies fled Argentina's fiery urban politics to live on communes.
Introduced from Europe nearly a century ago, trout and salmon thrive in Patagonia's unpolluted water courses. Many grow to record weights: Rainbow trout are routinely landed at 22 pounds, and brown trout can reach an astonishing 33 pounds. Both species are notoriously difficult to catch. Serious anglers with enough cash have snapped up tracts of Patagonian land in order to guarantee permanent access to some of the world's most stimulating fishing spots. At a price, visitors can troll, fly-fish, and spin in the transparent lakes and rivers fed by meltwater from the snow-capped peaks of the Patagonian Andes. Landowners sell a small number of permits each year via local outfitters. Fees can be steep: Expect to pay $600–$1,000 per day at a leading fishing lodge, including permits, guides, boats, equipment, local transport, food, and unlimited alcohol. Among the best are Estancia Tipiliuke (54-2972-429466; www.tipiliuke.com), Estancia Arroyo Verde (54-11-4801-7448; www.estanciaarroyoverde.com.ar), and Estancia Río Quillén (www.quillen.com.ar), all in Argentina's Lake District. Alternatively, Bariloche-based Travel Ideas arranges inexpensive fishing trips with clients staying in Bariloche hotels (54-2944-424659; www.travelideas.com.ar). Argentina's Atlantic waters are also bursting with wildlife, including bottlenose dolphins, killer whales, Magellanic penguins, and sea lions. Unlike Chile, Argentina has no scheduled sea voyages, although Antarctica-bound cruise ships regularly dock at Ushuaia. Shorter expeditions by yacht or sea kayak offer the only practicable way to explore Argentina's coast.
Argentine Patagonia rivals its Chilean counterpart for the sheer number of trails that wind among Andean peaks, valleys, fjords, and glaciers. Covering a huge variety of terrain, routes range from half-day strolls to ten-day hauls requiring advanced wilderness skills. Spectacular, well-marked trails traverse Lanín, Nahuel Huapi, Los Alerces, Los Glaciares, and Tierra del Fuego national parks, although most official trails are limited to one or two days' duration. For demanding cross-country forays through rugged backcountry, it's best to look beyond park boundaries. Hikes are best attempted between November and April—heavy snow can close trails the rest of the year—although snowshoe-equipped hikers find winter trails blissfully empty. Even in summer, full-length waterproofs, warm underclothes, and sturdy hiking boots are required. Hiking poles are strongly advised. With myriad crystal-clear lakes and streams, Patagonia has plenty of potable water sources. Official campsites are all situated near water, but remember that refugios, or mountain huts, are usually uninhabited. Much of Patagonia is still true wilderness, with little human settlement, so don't expect clusters of villagers offering portering services; discard any thought, too, of airborne medical evacuation in emergencies. Given Argentina's woeful lack of topographical maps, even hard-core outdoors enthusiasts should consider using a local outfitter. Check in with one of the services found within Condé Nast Traveler's Travel Agent Finder; alternatively, contact Bariloche-based outfitter Meridies (54-2944-462675; www.meridies.com.ar) or, in Ushuaia, Compañía de Guías de Patagonia (54-2901-437753; www.companiadeguias.com.ar).
Argentines admit they're obsessed with horses—every estancia will offer guests the chance to saddle up. The horse still remains the preferred mode of transport for the country's gauchos (pictured), the hard-living cowboys and workhands of the pampas and the steppe. Riding the gauchos' trails is a great way for visitors to explore Patagonia's landscape, too. Most outfitters arrange one-day cabalgatas excursions on well-trained steeds close to towns, estancias, or lodges; cross-country routes are best planned ahead of time. Buenos Aires-based tailor-made travel firm Mai10 can help plan more-complex cross-country trips (54-11-4314-3390; www.mai10.com.ar).
Argentine Patagonia's most-visited region was formed when pre–Ice Age glaciers punched jagged holes through the Andean cordillera, leaving a network of forested valleys and emerald lakes. Now Neuquén, Río Negro, and Chubut provinces provide excellent opportunities for hiking, fly-fishing, kayaking, horseback riding, and skiing. Serious climbers focus on 12,500-foot Volcán Lanín, a dormant volcanic cone that dominates the horizon. Higher rainfall around San Martín de los Andes supports large stands of lenga, a high-altitude southern beech tree, which carpet 7,900-foot Cerro Chapelco, where the Nieves del Chapelco ski resort's 31 pistes wind prettily through the woods (54-2972-427845; www.chapelco.com.ar). Snaking southward, the Ruta de los Siete Lagos (Seven Lakes Drive) connects San Martín de los Andes with Villa La Angostura, a charming, tourist-oriented village on Lake Nahuel Huapi's northern shore. Villa La Angostura is favored by winter visitors to the exclusive Cerro Bayo ski center and summer fishermen intent on staking out the mouth of 300-yard-long Río Correntoso, a renowned spawning site for trout (54-2944-494189; www.cerrobayoweb.com). Bariloche, the region's main city, is the jumping-off point for multiday hikes through Nahuel Huapi National Park (contact Bariloche-based outdoors outfitter Meridies; 54-2944-462675; www.meridies.com.ar) and for 54-piste Catedral Alta Patagonia, Argentina's largest ski resort (54-2944-409000; www.catedralaltapatagonia.com).
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Los Glaciares National Park is one of South America's most compelling natural spectacles. It is here that the 250-mile-long Southern Patagonian Ice Cap—the largest expanse of permanent ice outside Antarctica and Greenland—spills over into 13 glaciers that cascade through sheer-sided fjords to milky-turquoise meltwater lakes. The most viewed is the three-mile-wide Perito Moreno glacier (pictured), which regularly calves huge columns of ice that collapse spectacularly into Lake Argentina. Drive the 50 miles yourself or take a taxi from El Calafate; alternatively, from September to March, local bus companies Interlagos Turismo (54-2902-491179) and Taqsa (54-2902-491843; www.taqsa.com.ar) run day trips from town. Hielo & Aventura offers guided hikes onto the glacier itself, crampons included (54-2902-492205; www.hieloyaventura.com). Topography and transport conspire to funnel all visitors through fast-growing tourist trap El Calafate, where poor service and unjustifiably high prices have long gone unpunished. The village of El Chaltén, at the northern end of the national park, once a rustic cluster of chalets and huts inhabited by climbers and nature lovers, is now connected by paved road to El Calafate airport. It has become a bustling outdoor-activity center, favored as much by hikers doing the day trails around the park as serious alpinists intent on tackling 11,073-foot Cerro Chaltén (also known as Cerro Fitz Roy) or 10,278-foot Cerro Torre, twin peaks of unparalleled beauty, renowned as among the toughest ascents in South America.
Peninsula Valdés, in the northeast of the southern Chubut Province, appears at first to be a near desert, a sliver of windswept Patagonian steppe that juts out into the choppy Atlantic waters. Patience reveals much more: Large populations of guanaco, rhea, gray fox, and mara, a large Patagonian hare, thrive among the thorny, parched scrub. The peninsula's real strength, however, lies beneath the waves and along the rocky, cliff-lined shore, where bottlenose dolphins, elephant and leopard seals, Magellanic penguins, and Southern Right whales live, breed, and hunt in large pods. Day trips depart from the Welsh-populated settlements of Trelew and Puerto Madryn (Argentina Vision; 54-2965-455888; www.argentinavision.com; or Flamenco Tour; 54-2965-455505; www.flamencotour.com). Up-close contact is maximized by staying on the peninsula itself, though, either at Puerto Pirámides (the peninsula's only village and the departure point for June–December whale-watching tours), or at isolated estancias along the coast, such as El Pedral Lodge. Punta Delgado, the peninsula's southernmost point, and Caleta Valdés, a sheltered cove farther north, are popular spots for observing penguins, elephant seals, and sea lions, while Punta Norte, at the peninsula's northern end, is renowned for killer whales, which launch dramatic beach raids on slow-moving seal pups in October and November.
Argentina and Chile share ownership of the archipelago dubbed the "land of fire," their border bisecting Isla Grande, the largest island, in a north–south line. Separated from the continent by the Magellan Strait, Tierra del Fuego draws summer hikers and winter skiers in equal measure; Antarctica-bound passengers, too, disembark at Argentine town Ushuaia on cruise ships heading for Cape Horn and beyond. A ruggedly charming frontier town, Ushuaia provides a natural base for forays into the island's glacier-scoured interior, to scale Mount Olivia's distinctive peak, ascend the Martial or Vinciguerra glaciers, or cast for trout on fast-flowing rivers. Chartered yachts and 150-berth catamarans ferry visitors along the Beagle Channel (pictured), the boats followed in the air by giant petrels, black-browed albatrosses, and rock cormorants, and in the water by sea lions and Magellanic penguins. Dramatic Tierra del Fuego National Park lies ten miles west of Ushuaia, with fauna that includes Andean condors, gray fox, and guanaco, along with a destructive population of introduced beavers. The island's oldest farm, Estancia Harberton, lies 53 miles east of Ushuaia, where English missionary Thomas Bridges settled in 1886 in his bid to convert Fireland's now-extinct Yamana, Aush, and Ona tribes. Bridges' son, Lucas, who grew up among the Yamana, vividly described his childhood in Uttermost Part of the Earth, the best-known account of early pioneer life in Patagonia.
Despite its frigid waters, Argentine Patagonia offers unlimited opportunities for most water sports, offering both thrilling white-water descents in inflatable rafts and placid sea-kayak paddles across still lakes. If the Atlantic swell is up, breakers can be surfed at the resort of Las Grutas in northern Chubut province, while there are plenty of dive sites and shipwrecks along the Atlantic coast, particularly around Peninsula Valdés, where the rich marine life adds an extra dimension. Dives can also be made in inland waters such as Lake Nahuel Huapi or Lake Traful, near Villa La Angostura, where a submerged forest, 100 feet down, draws both the curious and the expert (contact diving outfit Buceo de los Andes; 54-2972-425522; www.buceodelosandes.com.ar). White-water adrenaline junkies should head for the hills: While Argentina cannot compete with Chile's Río Futaleufú, whose adrenaline-pumping Class V rapids have become the embodiment of Patagonia's extreme outdoor challenges, fast-flowing meltwater rivers such as the Aluminé and Manso that run off Andean peaks come close. Bariloche-based Patagonia Rafting has a good list of options (54-2944-522438; www.patagoniarafting.com). For a more relaxed alternative, consider kayaking or canoeing the lakes and rivers around El Bolsón or Bariloche, the Beagle Channel, or along Patagonia's 1,900 miles of Atlantic coastline.


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Multiple vulnerabilities in Amarok might allow for user-assisted execution of arbitrary code.
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Amarok is an advanced music player.
Tobias Klein has discovered multiple vulnerabilities in Amarok:
A remote attacker could entice a user to open a specially crafted Audible Audio (.aa) file with a large "nlen" or "vlen" tag value to execute arbitrary code or cause a Denial of Service.
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There is no known workaround at this time.
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1991 Cadillac DeVille Touring Sedan
ProsGreat car with a lot of room for a tall guy like me! The 4.9L V8 engine gives it a lot of get up and go when you need it most.Great trunk space also. ConsThe gas mileage sucks big time. And changing the water pump yourself is almost impossible!
Great Buy If U Can Find One In Decent Condition. — Great car with a lot of room for a tall guy like me! The 4.9L V8 engine gives it a lot of get up and go when you need it most.Great trunk space also.The gas mileage sucks big time. And changing the water pump yourself is almost impossible!Great buy if u can find one in decent condition. Primary Use: Family transportation |
1991 Cadillac DeVille Base Sedan
ProsPower, looks, comfort ConsFWD, body roll
Cadilllac — For a 4000lb vehicle, this car hauls. Its got a 4.9 V8 and plenty of torque. IMO the colour scheme is the best one for that car and the fact that its a pretty rare combo makes it better. And of course comfort, what can I say, its a Cadillac - not much can match it. It feels like a cloud, and I haven't driven any new car with a smoother ride. The only issue it that because it is so softly sprung, there is a lot of body roll around corners. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
1991 Cadillac DeVille Base Sedan
Doh — Well, this car has less than 100k miles on it, it needs a tune-up, atm, and a couple of problems will need to be addressed in the near future, but it's a good, reliable car that is doing its job. I get to and from work, get Livvie to and from school, and I can't complain that the car doesn't look decent, lol. Primary Use: Family transportation |
1991 Cadillac DeVille Touring Sedan
Prosits a cadillac Consneeds a lil work
1991 Cadillac DeVille Base Sedan
ProsIt's a Cadillac! Lots of room & a plush ride. ConsYou feel kind of old driving it, and the engine requires Premium fuel.
If You Don't Mind Looking Like An Old Man(or Lady) And Can Afford The Fuel, It's A Good Car To Own. — I bought this car 4 years ago, with about 86K miles. It's a pretty good car around town and on the highway; provided you don't need to go any faster than 60 MPH. It doesn't seem to care for high speeds much. The 4.9 litre V8 has a fair amount of grunt, and you can keep up with traffic easily. But being a heavy FWD car with a soft suspension means that you really have to slow down for the corners. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
1991 Cadillac DeVille Base Sedan
ProsIt's a 4.9L V8 tank that hauls ass and gets good MPG if you drive it right ConsJust the age cause it lead to more problems then a usual new car of course.
I Recommend This Car If The Mileage Is Low & If The Body & Under Carriage Are Immaculate & Rust Free — The Cadillac Sedan Deville I owned was certainly a tank in both overall size and the 4.9L V8. It accelerated strong but smooth because of its weight and suspension. It needed the usual repairs and then some since it was 15yrs old. The appearance of the body was immaculate just very rare spot of rust hard to see. The engine was clean enough to eat off when I first bought it it was taken care of well. MPG wasn't nearly as bad as expected for such a large engine..city around 15mpg but hgwy on cruise control it would stick around the mid 40s for mpg. It was definitely a fun car to drive I plan on getting another in the future. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
1991 Cadillac DeVille Touring Sedan
ProsThe music and the rims ConsI cant avoid it.
Its A Perfect Car. — I love this car because it runs so good specially on the highway and it gets me a lot of ladies.The seats is very comfortable and its in good condition and the ac blows cool cups and it has power seats. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
1991 Cadillac DeVille Base Sedan
Proscomfortable Conspoorly built
Junk — baught it cheap. was a nice car untill it started nickel and dimin me which most cadillacs in my expirience generally do. loved the ride but always wondered how much longer it would be runnin. lotta power with the 4.9 northstar but the combination of the front wheel drive and the cadillac whale comming outa water effect suspension would never allow the power to get to the pavement Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Nice By honestguy11
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Alright guys Since I won't have any classes this coming Spring Semester, I've decided that I will be working on a little spoof video project. And here's the general idea for the video.
The video will consist of recreations (animations) of moments from Konami Games that are already funny/awkward, but I'll add an extra little spoof to them, and the original muppet "Muhna Muhna" will be playing in the background. But first I need to have some moments. I already have a good number of moments in mind, but There are Konami Game's I've yet to play/see, so if any of you have an idea, I want you to find a clip of that moment and give me a link to it via comment or note. If I like it, I'll try to fit it in. (just remember the video is only going to be as long as the song is. (which is about 2 minutes)
For those who don't know what the song is, here's a link to it.
P.S. Yes, I will give you credit for helping me come up with ideas and such. Also it can really be any moment in a game you think is worth spoofing up.
Moments in mind so far:
My ideas:
Old Snake finds a Oil Barrel (MGS4)
Sparkster vs Stone Wall (Rocket Knight Adventures)
Random Bad-bees saying "Mahna mahna" (Twinbee Series) *They will be semi hidden and easter-eggish*
Watcher / Facebook Ideas:
Takosuke's death in Sexy Parodius- djp822
Pig Surprise Box Scene from RKA- Cobra10 & Rickonami
Konami Code and Contra- Doima (from Lake Valor forums)
Spoof a Twinbee Scene (to be determined)- Lee Osborn


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Operated by the Park Forest Historical Society, this house museum depicts a rental home as it might have appeared in a post-World War II fully planned community. A docent on duty describes the history of the home.
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A Change Through Time: A Photographic Exhibit of Tinker Swiss Cottage
This exhibit focuses on the changes to the Cottage and the landscape from the first recorded photographs ever taken of Robert Tinker's property to the last photographs taken by the Tinker family. The tour focuses on the five main areas of the Tinker Estate: the main drive, the formal gardens, the working farm, and the bridge view. Captured in the timeless photographs is a remarkable visual history of the 150 years of change to the Tinker Estate.
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A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum
The A. Philip Randolph Pullman Porter Museum was founded in 1995 by Dr. Lyn Hughes. The facility is located in the Historic Pullman District in Chicago Illinois. The facility is named after men who made history - Asa Philip Randolph and Pullman Porters, the men who made up the membership of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (BSCP) union. Randolph was the chief organizer and co-founder of the BSCP, the first African-American labor union in the country to win a collective bargaining agreement. Under Randolph's leadership, the Pullman Porters fought a valiant battle for employment equality with the corporate giant, the Pullman Rail Car Company.
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Adlai E. Stevenson Historic Home
Adlai Stevenson II was an important and influential figure in the political history of the United States. Stevenson was Governor of Illinois from 1949 to 1953 and ran twice for President as the Democratic National Candidate in 1952 and 1956. He also served as Ambassador to the United Nations from 1961 - 1965. The grounds are open daily for self-guided tours. The peaceful setting allows visitors to experience the historic landscape similar to when the family lived in the house. The house has been designated a National Historic Landmark. Group tours can be arranged through the Forest Preserves - 847-968-3422.
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Alderman Exhibitions
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Ambler's Texaco Station in Dwight
This circa 1940s Texaco station was once a thriving service station but now serves as a Route 66 welcome center. The station is listed on the National Register of Historice Places and has been awarded fundng through the Route 66 Corridor Preservation Program to be restored to look like it did in the 1940s.
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Aragon Entertainment Center
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Arlington Heights Historical Museum
The Coach House, a replica Log Cabin, the 1882 home of F.W. Muller and the 1908 Banta House tell the story of Arlington Heights over the last 150 years. Tour guides introduce you to the life of early residents. Tours: Sat. & Sun. 2pm & 3pm Heritage Gallery & Gift Shop: Fri.-Sun. 1:30pm-4:30pm
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Atwood Park War Memorial
The memorials here are a tribute to veterans of the Vietnam War, Korean War, Gulf War and World War II. The war memorials are the only ones built in the U.S. by youth, constructed by Boy Scouts of Troop 312 Rochelle as Eagle Projects.
CITY: Rochelle
Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University
The historic landmark Auditorium Theatre, an architectural masterpiece designed by Dankmar Adler and Louis Sullivan, opened in 1889. The Auditorium, which regularly hosts live performances, is renowned for its amazing acoustics.
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Aurora Downtown Walking Tour
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Aurora Historical Society.
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Egg Purchasing Guide
Posted By Worker Bee On September 18, 2008 @ 7:40 am In Diet,Health,How To,Nutrition | 58 Comments
Ah, eggs. We Primals appreciate your delicious creamy yolky goodness and fluffy decadent ivory insides, like so many edible clouds upon whose buoyancy our breakfast relies. You're good for us [7] and come naturally pre-packaged. What's not to love?
The myriad terms used to describe them, for one.
Cage free. Organic. All natural. Free range. You see these terms on egg cartons all the time, some even using all four at once! But what do they mean? Does "free range" mean access to a chicken's natural, Primal diet? Let's examine each nebulous term for what it's worth.
As applied to chicken eggs, this term is essentially meaningless. Government only loosely regulates the definition of "free range," and egg producers have jumped at the opportunity to print some new labels and charge a couple extra bucks in return for giving their hens occasional access to a tiny patch of dirt. According to the Department of Agriculture (PDF [8]), egg "producers must demonstrate to the Agency that the poultry has been allowed access to the Outside" In other words, there needs to be a door to the chicken cage, and it needs to be open part of the time, but the chickens can still eat substandard food and live in cramped conditions. A "range" can range from being a full-fledged pasture (not likely) to a 10 x 10 patch of manure and dirt (more likely). Chances are, most free range chickens rarely even venture outside. Why would they? Their food is usually inside.
Even more meaningless than "free range," this term has no legal definition. Technically, cage free hens don't live in stifling metal cages; instead, they might still live in stifling, overcrowded henhouses! Some cage free hens' lives aren't much qualitatively better than those who live in cages and most still aren't getting any access to the outdoors, but they're generally raised with better food and better treatment.
Organic is more useful and easy to pin down. Organic egg producing hens are given organic feed, no antibiotics (unless in the case of an outbreak), and limited access to the outdoors (just a door to their cage or barn, really). These are better than your average mass-produced egg, but your best bet is still to find a truly pasture-raised egg.
Um, "all natural"? As opposed to artificial? This is the most useless, all-encompassing term for anything. All produce is natural. These eggs weren't created in a lab by a team of white coats. Even the most steroid-pumped, antibiotic-immersed hens produce "natural" eggs the way nature intended: by laying them. "All natural" is just a subtly disingenuous term used to conjure up images of hens happily pecking away at seeds and bounding through pastures, only to return home for the nightly egg-laying. It's a feel-good phrase that distracts consumers from the fact that most eggs are produced in appalling, wholly unnatural conditions. Feel free to eat all natural eggs, but don't be fooled into thinking they're of any particular improvement in quality.
Omega-3 fortified eggs come from hens fed flax, linseed, or a direct supplement. The healthy fats do trickle down to the consumer, but in varying degrees. Seeds (especially flax) aren't the greatest source of omega-3 fats anyway, so we would advise you not to rely on the fortified eggs for your healthy fat source. Buy these if you like – omega-3 fortified eggs also tend to come from organic, cage-free birds, so they're generally better – but stick with the fish oil, too.
As Primal Blueprinters are fastidious about what we eat, we should also pay attention to what our food eats. Chickens raised in stressful environments – eating corn, soy, and antibiotics (a decidedly unPrimal diet for a chicken), and relegated to a tiny cage that would result in atrophy were it not for the steroids – do not produce high quality eggs. Your best bet is to research the egg producers. Free range and cage free are good starts, but it's not the end of it. Find out if their birds are actually free range, and not just given access to a patch of dirt. If the hens are out their pecking away in a pasture, digging for grubs and worms and eating wild grasses, they're going to produce eggs that are much more inline with how nature intends it.
A study (PDF) [9] of fourteen free range chicken farms conducted by Mother Earth News (I know, I know, how hippy-dippy can you get?) confirms that true pasture/range free chickens, given a natural diet of grains, insects, grasses, and seeds, produce eggs loaded with nutrients. Pasture raised eggs have more beta-carotene, vitamins E and A, and omega-3 levels, with less cholesterol [10] and saturated fat [11] than mass-market eggs.
The choice is pretty clear. If you can afford it, look for local varieties of pasture raised eggs. Try the farmer's market or gourmet grocery stores. If not, at least stick with organic, cage free, free range eggs. Their chickens may not have been out frolicking, but at least they weren't stuffed into cages and force-fed drugs. Your wallet may hurt in the short term, but – as we Primal Blueprinters know better than anyone else – your long-term health is worth the extra expense.
Primal Breakfast Suggestions for People on the Go [13]
Eggs, Breakfast and Weight Loss [7]
How to Make a Delicious Spanish Omelet [14]
Mother Earth News: Meet Real Free Range Eggs [15]
EatWild.com [16]
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Venus | 8 | 44'58" | 2n47 | ||
Mars | 6 | 5'59" | 1n58 | ||
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I. Introduction
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When we are children, people say to us, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" At that age, we
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As we grow older, the questions change. There is no longer time for dreaming; we must now "face
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This astrological report is about your vocation. It is meant to help you get a sense of what you
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[..] You have the gift of enjoying whatever good fortune comes to you in the moment, and you
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intelligent but not parsimonious in your use of money and material resources, and wise but not
[..] You want to do something that you
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emotional, or intellectual levels. But you also have to be gripped, fascinated, and intellectually
involved. If you do not feel engaged in this way, [...]
[..] This quality of passion and love of the depths might equip you to work
with the human psyche, in fields ranging from depth psychotherapy to forensic psychiatry. Although
you are too sensible to fall foul of the law, you might also be drawn to work with the criminal
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Recognising your innate limitations can help you to focus your energy in the right direction and
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could result in refusing work opportunities which require vision - not because you are unable to
meet [...]
Despite your well-grounded nature and your ability to achieve a high level of contentment through
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V. Working with Others
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colleagues in your everyday working life, and what success means to you personally.
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with others. Everyone has his or her own style of relating in the working environment; everyone
has different needs and requirements.
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When people speak of "success", they generally mean a position of importance in the world's eyes,
or a job that yields lots of money and all the material pleasures and comforts that implies. But
success, in terms of the deeper issue of vocation, is a highly individual thing that means
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Fackelman convicted of assault, home entry
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MONROE - A Monroe County Circuit Court jury yesterday convicted Charles Fackelman for pulling a loaded gun on the man he held responsible for causing the road-rage accident that killed Fackelman's 17-year-old son.
The jury rejected Fackelman's defense that he was legally insane on March 24 when he pointed the handgun at Randy Krell outside his Lambertville home and pursued him to a neighbor's home where Krell sought refuge.
The panel of nine women and three men returned verdicts of guilty but mentally ill on two counts of felonious assault and one count each of home invasion and possession of a firearm.
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The couple's oldest son, Charlie Fackelman, was killed in a car chase on June 15, 2006, that began after another teenager who was in the vehicle threw a plastic water bottle at Krell's car.
Krell, 52, pursued the speeding car driven by Austin Oberle, who lost control and crashed into a tree in Whiteford Township, killing Charlie and causing Stevie Beale, now 18, to be paralyzed from the waist down.
A Monroe County jury found Krell guilty in June of negligent homicide. He is serving a nine-month sentence in the jail.
Judge Costello ordered that Fackelman and Krell be kept separated in the lockup.
Krell testified that a gun-wielding Fackelman showed up at his home and ordered him into the backyard. Instead, Krell went to a nearby home, locked the door, and told the neighbor, Thomas Williams, to call 911.
Fackelman kicked down the steel door from its frame, pointed the handgun at Mr. Williams, and knocked the telephone out of his hand.
Krell escaped through a rear door, and Fackelman left the home after removing the cartridge from his gun and assuring Mr. Williams that he would pay for the damage to the door.
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Mr. Williams and his wife, Trish Williams, who was not at home at the time of the attack, were present in the courtroom for the verdicts.
Mrs. Williams said she believed Fackelman was mentally ill when he attacked Krell and confronted her husband.
"He needs to get some help. Hopefully, he can be helped," she said. "[Fackelman] did know what he was doing when he did this."
According to testimony, Fackelman threatened to kill himself after he left the Williams home and before he was found by Stevie Beale's father, Al Beale, about five hours later at a gas station in Bowling Green.
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I have downloaded L.A. Noire, and done everything from first post but game freezes on first loading screen after installation? What should I do?
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Try going back to multiMAN and go to the game settings of L.A. Noire and select "Fix Permissions".
Nope, still nothing.. I do not have BDEMU, maybe it's cause of that? Some of mm functions are maybe restricted
Doesn't work even with bdemu and lvl2. v9 patcher installed... what could it be?
Here's the situation.
1. I've downloaded LA Noire game (23.2gb)
2. Next is transfer to ps3 with filezilla program
3. Overwriting old param.sfo with new one changed (bles00933 & 3.55fw)
4. installing the patch
5. than I tried fix permissions, permissions in multiman, try to load game with gaia, with latest multiman, i've also tried latest lv2 v9 patcher, and always stuck on first loading screen.
There are few things that are maybe causing this.
1. in mm it says that version of game is 3.50, and my ps3 is 3.55 kmeaw
2. while i was transfering game with filezilla there was some connection losses, and transfer interrupt, but i've finished it somehow.
3. maybe i have wrong patch, eboot.bin, param.sfo or something similiar, i don't know
Please help, and sorry for bad English, I've spend all day with PC and PS3 tryin' to manage this working and nothing yet.
its very good.
thanx guys
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I do know a lady who does medical coding at home on the side, but she started in a doctor's office. That's how most legitimate coding opportunities work; they are standard office jobs at first and then the doctor lets you work at home. That makes sense in my opinion.
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Clarksville, TN – Construction of the Old Glory Distillery has begun on Alfred Thun road and the President of Old Glory Distilling Co., Matt Cunningham shared designs, future products and his motivations to start the project in a presentation at the Hilton Garden Inn, Friday, February 6th.
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Nevada Rushford could be principal violinist with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra one day.
She's only seven, but the Grade 2 Elwick Community School student has been taking lessons from professional musicians for more than a year. By the time she graduates from high school, the pint-sized violinist will be better trained than the majority of North American student musicians.
Nevada, and more than a score of her Elwick classmates, are part of a musical and social movement that began in Venezuela as a way to bring music to street children and help them realize the possibilities of life.
Sistema is a serious commitment. Children agree to take music lessons five days a week for three hours at a time. In Winnipeg, they're taught by two dedicated teachers and a rotation of WSO musicians.
There's no cost to the students or their families. The Seven Oaks School division and the WSO shoulder the expenses, including paying for the instruments. The WSO accepts donations of string, woodwind, brass and percussion instruments for the program.
"It's changing their lives, one note at a time," says WSO executive director Trudy Schroeder. "I think it's the most important thing the WSO has ever done."
Some of Elwick's students come from financially challenged families.
Schroeder, WSO principal violist Dan Scholz, teachers and the Elwick choir and orchestra performed at Winnipeg Harvest Monday afternoon. One violinist, biting her lip with concentration, wore a pink plastic headband. Another had on his ball cap. They were in snowpants and frayed jeans and they were making music.
Scholz works with the kids once a week. He conducts the WSO youth orchestra and believes every child, no matter where they live, deserves the chance to study music.
"I don't think any child should be denied the opportunity to participate in any activity, whether it's sports or music. This gives children who might not have had the chance to come to the concert hall a great chance."
There are four Sistema programs in Canada. It began in New Brunswick and Ottawa before moving to Winnipeg. Elwick was the first local school to be involved. The inner city's King Edward School also participates.
Tanya Derksen, the WSO's director of education and outreach, says the program is expensive.
The cost per student is $3,000 and there are 50 children involved. Seven Oaks supplies the teachers, space and busing; the WSO musicians teach at a discounted rate. Volunteers serve snacks to the kids. Much of the funding comes from private donors.
Teacher Erin Risbey says Sistema and its influence on kids are "amazing."
"It's such a big commitment by the kids," she says, "but they really want to be there. I think the parents see the value in the program, too."
"It's amazing the see them performing Bach and Haydn."
Trudy Schroeder is evangelical as she talks about the student orchestra.
"For us, in this time, we realize as an orchestra we have to make a difference in our community," she says, "The symphony is not just for people who can buy tickets. This is for everyone."
She says the average middle-class student would never have the chance to train with musicians of this calibre, nor would they dedicate so many hours to their practice.
"They say you need 10,000 hours of practice to become great at something," says Schroeder. "If they stay with it through Grade 12, they'll have that."
The students have already had the chance to listen to the symphony live. This spring, they'll do that one better when they perform live with the orchestra at the concert hall.
Monday morning, the choir and orchestra whipped through Beethoven's Ode To Joy, voices clear, bows flying, ponytails bobbing. They'll perform the same song with the WSO and likely get the same reaction. Thunderous applause and a few quiet tears.
Nevada may not become a professional musician, but she already knows how to use her talents to stir a crowd.
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I've done this study in my English Class before and I'm very surprised on how someone has brought this up in mentioning the linguistics of women. Now, I just would like to clarify on why women tend to behave this way…
"Women have lower status than men in our society. But this is not necessarily why they prefer not to make outright demands. The explanation for a woman's indirectness could just as well be her seeking connection. If you get your way as a result of having demanded it, the payoff is satisfying in terms of status: You're one-up because others are doing as you told them. But if you get your way because others happened to want the same thing, or because they offered freely, the payoff is in rapport. You're neither one-up or one-down but happily connected to others whose wants are the same as yours. Furthermore, if indirectness is understood by both parties, then there is nothing covert about it: That a request is being made clear. Calling an indirect communication covert reflects the view of someone for whom the direct style seems "natural" and "logical"-a view more common among men."
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Panel freezes judge's 'John Doe' injunction; 29 lawmakers to call it quits; 10 more Wisconsin stories
A John Doe investigation is back on concerning the recall election campaigns of Gov. Scott Walker and GOP state senators. A three-judge federal appeals panel in Chicago has ordered a stay of Tuesday's injunction by Federal Judge Rudolph Randa which halted the probe. Observers said...
news / region
May 8, 2014 - 10:25am
May 7, 2014
Federal judge halts secret campaign finance probe; UW pledges closer watch over campus surpluses; 10 more state stories
MILWAUKEE - A federal judge halted an investigation on Tuesday into Wisconsin conservative group suspected of violating campaign finance laws, ruling that a secret probe begun almost two years ago infringed on free speech rights of the group. U.S. District Court Judge Rudolph Randa...
news / region
May 7, 2014 - 8:35am
May 6, 2014
Campus surpluses, help for highway budget overruns on Joint Finance agenda; suit targets church's cemetery fund; more state news
MADISON -- State lawmakers were expected to decide Tuesday whether to spend $27 million to pay for extra road salt and snow removal costs during the brutal winter. If the Joint Finance Committee does not approve the funding, county highway officials say they'll have to cut back on...
news / region
May 6, 2014 - 9:21am
May 5, 2014
WTA forecast: Retiring 'boomers will drag down state's job-, financial outlook; toddler shoots self with Mom's pistol; more state news
As the candidates for governor argue about their records for creating jobs, a new report spells out a dim future the politicians can do nothing about -- the rising numbers of empty jobs and schools in Wisconsin due to the retirement of the baby boomers. The state's Taxpayers Alliance...
news / region
May 5, 2014 - 9:41am
May 2, 2014
Democrat plans to hand out KKK hoods at Republican convention; DOT asks Legislature for $27 million more to cover winter road costs; More state news
Assembly Democrat Brett Hulsey plans to hand out Ku Klux Klan hoods to Republicans as they arrive at their state convention tonight in Milwaukee. Hulsey, who announced his candidacy for governor last month, told reporters that the white hoods will reflect what he calls the GOP's...
news / crime and courts
May 2, 2014 - 8:10am
May 1, 2014
Federal judge strikes down Wisconsin's voter ID law; State plans appeal
Wisconsin's attorney general promises to appeal yesterday's federal court ruling yesterday that struck down the state's photo ID law for voting. District Judge Lynn Adelman of Milwaukee issued a 70-page decision in which he said there's virtually none of the voter fraud that...
news / government
May 1, 2014 - 9:26am
Republicans downplay concept of state succession; Milwaukee major hears shots as officer kills suspect; more state stories
MILWAUKEE -- Two Wisconsin legislative leaders are thumbing their noses at giving the state the power to nullify federal laws and secede from the United States. A resolution to that effect made it onto the agenda for this weekend's Republican State Convention in Milwaukee. State...
news / region
May 1, 2014 - 9:17am
April 25, 2014
Walker named to Time magazine's 100 most influential list
Time magazine today named Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world. "I am certainly humbled by this honor," said Walker in a press release. "But being named to this list is not about me, this is about our bold reforms...
news / government
April 25, 2014 - 10:03am
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