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Pretty Mommies offers a safe, all natural and highly effective pregnancy and nursing skin care line. Their mission is to provide education and superior products and customer service to the maternity market. Since they launched last year they have already been recognized as an industry leader here in the US and have recently expanded to international markets such as China.
They have made quite an impact on helping to raise awareness about the importance of safe maternity skin care. Pretty Mommies recently launched a safe maternity skin care campaign and website. They have had education initiatives and programs with organizations such as the Blogging Mamas Network and the Human Resources Development Institute, in addition to numerous physician sponsored seminars. They have also been featured in several magazines and have had events with Zulily and an upcoming one with Keekoo.
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Why a Gulf wetlands may become a city
Hurricane Katrina battered Bay St. Louis, Miss. Now, developers plan a condo city nearby.
Mark Thomson
Bayou Caddy, Miss.
If America learned one thing from hurricane Katrina, hydrologists argue, it should be this: Don't fill in tideland marshes and build on them. Such human activity, they insist, diminishes the marshes' ability to absorb some of the wallop of storms as they strike coastal communities.
Here on the westernmost reaches of Mississippi's marshes - the very place where Katrina rushed ashore on its path to becoming one of the worst natural disasters in US history - that lesson is being tested, with broad implications for US taxpayers who pay most of the bills for storm repairs.
Bob Metz, a crab dealer who plies the tidelands of Bayou Caddy, has only to look out from his boathouse to see, in the distance, the future: the new Silver Slipper Casino, its bright sign twinkling beneath a dark cumulous cloud stack.
To Mr. Metz, plans to augment the casino with a new condo city built on top of a tidal marsh is the prototype of a boondoggle waiting for a bailout. But local and state governments so far are backing the plan, and the US Army Corps of Engineers is considering a permit application to fill the spongy ground so the development will have firm footing. If approved, the permit would, quite literally, lay the groundwork for a project that could create the fourth-largest city on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
"The big guys get what they want; that's the lesson I take from this," says Metz.
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Google Docked: A state agency ordered Google to relocate its barge from a construction site on an island in the San Francisco Bay, claiming the company's permits are not in order. This is the second time that Google's mystery float has been caught up in red tape; construction that was halted late in 2013 was scheduled to resume next month. [Associated Press]
So Much for Sochi: "People elsewhere in Sochi and surrounding villages have seen the quality of their life decline because of Olympic construction. In the village of Akhshtyr, residents complain about an illegal landfill operated by an Olympics contractor that has fouled the air and a stream that feeds the Sochi water supply. Waste from another illegal dump in the village of Loo has slid into a brook that flows into the already polluted Black Sea." [Associated Press]
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The AfE Tower in Frankfurt, Germany was demolished over the weekend. Here's a video. [The Atlantic Cities]
Next City dubbed these libraries among the "Strangest Public Libraries in the World." [Next City]
An Indianapolis baseball park was converted into 138 apartments. [Curbed]
The Franklin School, built in 1865, is a National Historic Landmark.
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Washington, D.C.'s historic but dilapidated Franklin School will be converted into a museum called the Institute for Contemporary Expression. No architect on the job yet, but this will be a good one. [Washington City Paper]
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio's affordable-housing plan faces significant regulatory hurdles. [The New York Observer]
A number of historic landmarks are up for sale or facing demolition due to funding cuts from the Obama administration. [Las Vegas Review-Journal]
Where poor people live in America today. [The New York Times]
CNN names the world's ugliest monuments. [CNN]
The president of the National Civic Art Society weighs in once more on the debate over the Frank Gehry Eisenhower Memorial. [Roll Call]
Another iteration of the tiny-house sensation. [Curbed]
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text: A short history of bad moviesBy Todd Leopold, CNNUpdated 8:22 AM ET, Wed July 10, 2013For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Cleopatra" (1963): Sometimes it's stratospheric budgets. Sometimes it's gossipy sniping. Sometimes it's politics. Sometimes it's, well, because the film is actually bad. But there's always room for revision, right? Here are some films that have been reconsidered -- or perhaps they should be.Take "Cleopatra." The 1963 movie became legendary for its cost overruns, its cast changes and -- above all -- the affair between stars Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Widely known as the bomb that almost killed 20th Century Fox, the film was nominated for nine Oscars and -- after a 1966 TV sale -- ended up in the black. Hide Caption 1 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "The Rules of the Game" (1939): The audience rioted at the 1939 Paris premiere of this Jean Renoir film, which dared to poke fun at the upper classes. The film was banned on the eve of World War II, and Renoir soon left the country. The film was revived, and recognized as a classic, by the French New Wave. Nora Gregor played one of the French aristocrats.Hide Caption 2 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Heaven's Gate" (1980): The Michael Cimino film pretty much killed United Artists, underwent brutal edits and was hated by critics. But more recent screenings and a Criterion DVD release have received favor from critics such as Slate's Dana Stevens, who hailed the movie for its cinematic beauty.Kris Kristofferson and Isabelle Huppert starred.Hide Caption 3 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Ishtar" (1987): The title of this Elaine May film, starring Warren Beatty, left, and Dustin Hoffman as a singing team, has become shorthand for "turkey." But Hitfix's Drew McWeeny stands up for the Hope/Crosby-style comedy: Despite some shagginess, it has hilarious songs and "really plays," he says. Isabelle Adjani co-starred with Beatty and Hoffman.Hide Caption 4 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "At Long Last Love" (1975): Peter Bogdanovich's musical was intended as a throwback to 1930s Fred Astaire-Ginger Rogers comedies, complete with Art Deco set design, formally attired swells and the rich refrains of Cole Porter. But a huge budget, gossip about Bogdanovich and leading lady Cybill Shepherd and Bogdanovich's admittedly poor edit doomed the film. It's just been released on Blu-ray and earned praise. The film starred Duilio Del Prete, from left, Burt Reynolds, Shepherd and Madeline Kahn.Hide Caption 5 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia" (1974): Sam Peckinpah's action flick was singled out in "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time." As opinion of Peckinpah, known for such films as "The Wild Bunch," has risen, so have critics' views of this film. "Some kind of bizarre masterpiece," wrote Roger Ebert. Isela Vega and Kris Kristofferson, right, were among the stars.Hide Caption 6 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Bonnie and Clyde" (1967): The turnaround on this Arthur Penn film, starring Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway as the bank robbers, was abrupt and history-changing. Newsweek panned it, reconsidered and then ran a rave. The film was initially dumped in drive-ins, then released in first-run theaters. Its success -- financial and critical -- helped usher in the New Hollywood that dominated the 1970s.Hide Caption 7 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Blood Feast" (1963): Herschell Gordon Lewis' horror film is credited with inventing the "splatter" genre, and his follow-ups -- including "Two Thousand Maniacs!" and "The Wizard of Gore" -- paved the way for "Saw" and "Hostel." Though not to everyone's tastes, Lewis' films and their influence can't be ignored.Hide Caption 8 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "The Thing" (1982): John Carpenter's version of the 1951 Howard Hawks shocker was also criticized for its gore, but some viewers have since hailed it as one of the scariest films of all time. Just ask John Sayles. Kurt Russell was the star.Hide Caption 9 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Hudson Hawk" (1991): Another film done in by a bloated budget, poor marketing and backroom gossip (star Bruce Willis, center, was the subject of several rumors). The film by "Heathers" director Michael Lehmann was one of the biggest bombs of the 1990s. But more recent takes say it makes a pretty decent screwball comedy. Hide Caption 10 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Waterworld" (1995): Kevin Costner got a lot of flak for this film, in its day the most costly of all time. Nicknamed "Kevin's Gate," the film got more attention for its budget than its action -- which, finally, wasn't bad. It even did decently at the box office. But try telling that to people now. Jeanne Tripplehorn, center, and Tina Majorino co-starred with Costner.Hide Caption 11 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Freddy Got Fingered" (2001): Tom Green's comedy was called "a vomitorium" by Roger Ebert -- and that was among his nicer criticisms. But the film has earned a cult following over the years, with strong DVD sales, and even Ebert later admitted he admired its ambition.Hide Caption 12 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – "Gigli" (2003): Oh, for the days of "Bennifer" -- that is, Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, who were a couple during the making of this film. The gossip, a big budget and a disorganized plot (not to mention an unpronounceable title) crashed this comedy, but several critics pointed out it had its moments.Hide Caption 13 of 14For your reconsideration 14 photosFor your reconsideration – The films of Uwe Boll: The German-born director's oeuvre includes "Alone in the Dark" with Christian Slater, "BloodRayne" and "BloodRayne 2: Deliverance," all of which have been slammed by critics and mostly ignored by audiences. Yet "the Ed Wood of the 21st century" must be doing something right, given the publicity he's attracted. Right? Somebody watch his films and let us know.Hide Caption 14 of 14Story highlightsHollywood has long history of bad movies, but few paid attention until '70sHarry Medved one of the leaders in calling attention to film badness"Mystery Science Theater," "Cinematic Titanic," "RiffTrax" invite participationSome bad movies have long afterlifeAs long as there have been movies, there have been bad movies. For a long time, they were forgotten -- or wished to be. But there were those who remembered.One of them was Harry Medved. In the 1970s and '80s, he co-wrote four books on bad movies, some with brother Michael. Along with Danny Peary's 1981 book "Cult Movies," Medved's works helped blaze a trail.The films included the high and low. Alain Resnais' inscrutable "Last Year at Marienbad" was in there; so were "Robot Monster," "The Horror of Party Beach" and the films of Ed "Plan 9 from Outer Space" Wood. The choices got attention. Medved was written up in People magazine and guested on talk-show panels. "We were thrilled at becoming part of the national discourse on movies that are so bad they're good," says Medved, who now writes for the film and ticketing site Fandango. Some of his targets weren't so thrilled. Medved remembers sharing a couch on the old "Merv Griffin Show" with Burt Reynolds."He accused me of making money off of bad movies," Medved recalls. "I told him he had made millions off of his own bad movies, so I didn't see the problem."Other actors can only smile and shrug. Carrie Fisher, no stranger to bad films, told CNN that she made one film because it earned her a trip to Israel. Michael Caine, who starred in "Jaws: The Revenge," once wrote, "I have never seen it, but by all accounts, it is terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built, and it is terrific."Gradually, Hollywood detritus got more attention from the mainstream. Joel Hodgson and his colleagues created "Mystery Science Theater 3000," which featured the cast watching bad movies and yelling jokes at the screen. The show ran from 1988 to 1999.Putting Hollywood's biggest bombs back togetherHodgson, who confesses that "when I was a kid, I thought God made the movies," says that he could always find something good in what he was joking about."When you write (the riffs), you spend a lot of time with the film," says the comedian. "There are certain things that you can't get over, like certain performances that are great, but they're within the body of this (bad) movie."These days there's an afterlife well beyond "MST3K."Tommy Wiseau's film "The Room" has been called "the 'Citizen Kane' of bad movies."Medved mentions there's a book in the works about the production of "Robot Monster." The making of "The Creeping Terror," a 1964 film about a man-eating alien, has inspired the more dramatic "Creep!", about the con-man director behind the film. "Manos: The Hands of Fate" is being restored, thanks to a Kickstarter campaign."The Room," which Entertainment Weekly called "the 'Citizen Kane' of bad movies," has led to "Rocky Horror"-like midnight-movie participation, a video game, a live reading and a book coming in October.Bogdanovich on hits, flops and surprisesIf you want the original bad stuff more or less straight, there are also live events to harness your happiness. Hodgson occasionally tours with his "Cinematic Titanic" show; former "MST3K" writer and host Michael J. Nelson has a show called "RiffTrax." (If you want to play at home, Shout! Factory has been issuing DVDs of "MST3K" episodes; Volume XXVII is due July 23.)It all goes to show that there are many paths to immortality. The "Attack of the Killer Tomatoes" creators used Medved's inclusion to create a franchise, for example. And Ed Wood? The man became the subject of an Oscar-winning film."Ed Wood's widow was not exactly thrilled when we lauded him with the Golden Turkey Award as 'the worst director of all time,' " says Medved. "(But) we helped bring an underground cult for 'Plan 9' above ground. I think Wood would have enjoyed the resulting attention."More from showbizAnthony Bourdain previews new CNN showBourdain: I never thought I'd leave NYCDemi Lovato's plan to change the worldPowered by Livefyre


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Officials with the Mississippi Department of Employment Security want Tunica Countians to know that the agency is here to help them during the current depressed economy.
The local WIN (Workforce Investment Network) Job Center, at 1054 South Fitzgeralds Boulevard in Robinsonville, has many resources to assist those who are out of work or working less than full time or those seeking to upgrade their job skills.
Janet Scott, office manager of the Robinsonville center, and MDES executive director Les Range said that a range of programs being offered to Tunica Countians includes three that may not be widely understood.
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Following the merger of Eimco Water Technologies, Enviroquip and Christ Water Technology, September 2010 sees the emergence of a new global force in the water sector, dedicated to bringing the latest thinking, proven technologies and the most advanced application knowledge to the municipal and industrial clean water, process water and wastewater markets around the globe. ...
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This item by Golden Lighting has a cordoban bronze finish. It is available with remolino glass. For use with three 100-watt frosted incandescent bulbs. Part of the Torbellino collection.
Swirled finials and columns create a fluid, warm motion while arms with arcing detail elevate the glass, etched with more swirls. The honied ivory of the glass sets an elegant counterpoint to the finish which has a rich tone reminiscent of a fine bronze sculpture.
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Crown dependencies 'considering' major GCSE changes
The three crown dependencies of the Isle of Man, Jersey and Guernsey are considering whether to act on major changes to GCSEs in England.
UK Education Secretary Michael Gove plans to overhaul the exam system to help pupils in England "compete with the best in the world".
He said there would be more focus on end-of-year tests and a change from letters to numbered grades.
A spokesman for Isle of Man Education said it was a "major decision".
The Isle of Man's head of secondary education Paul Craine said: "We are not rushing into any decisions but there is a chance we will break from the English system.
'Huge significance'"Whatever decision we make will have a considerable significance for our children's education for the next decade as well as the recruitment of teachers."
"The changes appear to widen the divide between the examination systems in England, Northern Ireland and Wales, which leaves the Isle of Man with choices as to the future direction of our education system.
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Jersey and Guernsey are also considering whether to act.
A Jersey education department spokeswoman said: "These latest plans are the subject of consultation over the summer so it is not yet clear exactly what will be implemented."
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Guernsey's Education Minister, Deputy Robert Sillars, said: "We are currently reviewing the curriculum and looking at developments in England and other jurisdictions but as yet have made no decisions about the way forward from 2015."
According to Mr Craine the three crown dependencies will now work together to "explore all options".
He added: "We will make sure we have all the options clearly before us before any decisions are made as they will have huge significance."
From 2015, GCSEs in England will move from coursework to exams at the end of two years and will be graded from 8 to 1, rather than A* to G.
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February 25, 2015
PTC Therapeutics takeout price likely tops $100/share, said Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse yesterday raised its price target for PTC Therapeutics (PTCT) shares to $100 from $66 after Reuters reported the drug market is starting a sale process with Shire (SHPG) and Biomarin (BMRN) as possible suitors. The firm believes a takeout is a likely outcome before or after data the Phase III data expected to be announced in October. PTC has Translarna Phase III trials ongoing in Duchenne muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis to support full approval in the U.S. Credit Suisse said yesterday in a note to investors that a takeout value for the company likely exceeds $100 per share. It believes PTC would be a good fit for Vertex (VRTX), Biogen (BIIB), Roche (RHHBY) and others. The firm kept an Outperform rating on the stock. PTC Therapeutics shares closed yesterday up $6.20 to $71.16.
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