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Video: Manny Wilkins' path to Tempe
ESPN.com staffQuarterback Manny Wilkins of Novato (Calif) San Marin H.S. committed to Arizona State in May. But the adversity he overcame leading up to that announcement shaped him into the player -- and person -- he is today....
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Recruiting video for dual-threat-quarterback, Manny Wilkins
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Oakland NFTC: Manny Wilkins highlights
May 30, 2013
Poli gets rout started
#INSERT type:image subtype:lead caption:Andrea Poli celebrates after giving Italy the lead END# Italy enjoyed an ideal warm-up for next week's World Cup qualifier against the Czech Republic as they swept aside San Marino in Bologna.But for San Marin...
Recap | Conversation | May 31, 2013 -
Lengthy trip worth it for California QB
Damon SaylesThe Elite 11 regional competition is scheduled to make a stop May 17 in San Francisco. Quarterback Manny Wilkins (Novato, Calif./San Marin) couldn't wait that long. This past weekend, Wilkins -- who lives roughly 20 minutes away from the San Franc...
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2014 QB Manny Wilkins waits on offers
Brandon P. OliverOne of California's top quarterbacks in the 2014 class has yet to receive any offers, but it isn't for a lack of talent. After making up the credits he was unable to earn as a freshman, QB Manny Wilkins (Novato, Calif./San Marin) is awaiting the resu...
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2014 QB Manny Wilkins enjoys journey
Mason KelleyNOVATO, Calif. -- On the San Marin High School campus, a building overlooks the football field. On that building, a mural runs the length of one wall. It reads: Home Of The Mustangs. The name of the team's mascot is written in large yellow letters...
Blog | December 27, 2012 -
Tales from the road: San Marin
Mason KelleyEditor's note: HuskyNation's Mason Kelley is in Northern California this week, visiting top prospects and potential Washington targets. Click here for all of his updates. NOVATO, Calif. -- Manny Wilkins (Novato, Calif./San Marin) walked up wearing...
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Cal-Hi Sports Softball Coach of the Year
Harold AbendGuiding program to No. 1 national ranking is too much to ignore as Norco's Rick Robinson collects statewide honor. His career, which spans 18 seasons and began at nearby rival school, is not too shabby, either. Randy Willis, Jim Pingree also earn acc...
Blog | June 20, 2012 -
Wilkins emerges as big-time talent
Harold AbendThe Northern California quarterback prospect, who will be a junior this season, has grown up quickly in the aftermath of a parent's death plus a move from Texas. There was no question that Manny Wilkins of San Marin (Novato, Calif.) turned heads w...
Blog | June 04, 2012 -
New State Division Softball Rankings
Mark TennisIt's down to just two or three teams who can finish No. 1 in each division of the Cal-Hi Sports rankings heading into the final weekend of the season. Section softball championships have been decided everywhere in the state except for the CIF Sout...
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Loyola Marymount turns back San Diego 70-61
Loyola Marymount turns back San Diego 70-61
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Payne tips in game-winner, LMU beats San Francisco 70-69
Payne tips in game-winner, LMU beats San Francisco 70-69
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Make it a dozen for Colorado
The Pac-12 Buffaloes have received a commitment from rising senior offensive tackle Gunnar Graham (Kentfield, Calif./Marin Catholic), according to multiple sources. Eastern Washington, Iowa State, San Diego State, Utah and Utah State also extended...
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Surfer attacked by shark on N. California coast
Tanya SchevitzA surfer was attacked and dragged about 15 feet underwater by what is believed to be a great white shark over the weekend, according to Marin County, Calif., authorities. Royce Frailey, 43, survived with just minor bite marks. He was resting face
Story | Conversation | December 12, 2006 -
Draft picks Wilson, Pusek let go
The San Jose Earthquakes placed midfielders Mike Wilson and Marin Pusek on waivers on Thursday.
Story | Conversation | February 19, 2004


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People in networked organizations are connecting inside and outside enterprises to collaborate across boundaries. But how to manage these agile networks effectively? Lumo Research gathered the six best practices that are currently driving the collaboration in enterprises. The study exposes that gamification is now one of the hottest rising topics in many organizations. Gamification is the use of game design to engage people and achieve targets more effectively. Unit and Functional Testing in Android. I don't have to tell you that testing is a fundamental part of the product development cycle, although I just did.
No matter if you are developing for the desktop, web, or mobile space, you should make sure that the end software system works as required. This blog will go through two flavors of testing on the Android platform: unit and functional. Unit tests tell the developer that the code runs correctly, while functional tests tell the developer that the code is doing what is supposed to do.
To more clearly understand the difference, I will use the analogy mentioned in. 10 Tips for Building a Strong Online Community Around Your Startup. Megan Berry is Senior Marketing Manager for Klout, the standard for online influence.
She also blogs at The Huffington Post and Brazen Careerist. You can follow her on Twitter as @meganberry. Building a community around your startup can be one of the cheapest ways to create momentum for your product. A community is much more than a one-time marketing campaign, and can help you throughout your company's life cycle if you take the time to grow it right.
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Too often, we prematurely turn our focus to page design and information architecture, when we should focus on the user flows that need to be supported by our designs. It's time to make the user flows a bigger priority in our design process. Design flows that are tied to clear objectives allow us to create a positive user experience and a valuable one for the business we're working for. 20 Great Sites to Learn the Ins and Outs of Video Game Design. If you love to play video games, this could be your first step into a career as a game designer.
But, game development jobs also require serious skills, and only highly qualified people find jobs. Plus, jobs change rapidly as new technologies emerge, so it pays to stay in the loop. 25 Best Startup Failure Post-Mortems of All Time. Warning: Illegal string offset 'keywords_time' in /home/chubbybrain/public_html/blog/wp-content/plugins/internal_link_building.php_/internal_link_building.php on line 103 Want more entrepreneurial goodness?
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5 min read Coding an Update Functionality for your Android App Juri wrote this on February 07, 2011 An immediate answer would be: why should I need that.
I publish my app on the market which has a build-in update functionality. Aprendamos a medir el ROI del marketing móvil, ¡lo vamos a necesitar! Proper Care and Feeding of your MAU MAM (Monthly Active Monsters) Rating: 4.6/5 (5 votes cast) By now you have all heard others suggest that to succeed with your social game service you must first focus all of your energy on understanding, improving, and thoroughly optimizing your game's initlal conversion and retention.
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Game Theory - Marketing meets Social Gaming and Gamification. 10 Things I Hate About Casual Games. Rating: 4.0/5 (6 votes cast) Dave Roberts will highlight the 10 worst things about being a casual game developer and whine about why they won't get fixed in the next 10 years. He promises to include all forms of casual games in his rant, including social and mobile as well as the traditional download space. Delivered at Casual Connect Seattle, July 2011 Dave Roberts joined PopCap Games in 2005 as the companys chairman and chief executive officer, overseeing all aspects of the companys operations and guiding PopCap through the adolescent stage to corporate maturity.
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text: PhilOSOPhy School of Humanities and Languages Dean: Karima Feldhus, Ph.D. Academic Chair: Francisco Marmolejo, Ph.D. Faculty: Roy Bauer, Ken Brown, Thomas Bushnell, James Granitto, Mike Monge, Charles Otwell CURRiCUlUM puter programming, business, policy tRAnSfER PREPARAtiOn Each of the courses in the philosophy analysis, government, and teaching. The Courses that fulfill major requirements curriculum starts out with substantial major also provides a sound foundation for an associate degree at Irvine Valley instruction in reasoning skills. In the sub- for transfer students intending upper divi- College may not be the same as those sequent examinations of specific issues, sion study in philosophy. required for completing the major at a students gradually develop their capac- transfer institution offering a baccalaure- ity to join in the examination with logical ASSOCiAtE DEGREE ate degree. Students who plan to trans- M A J O R S rigor. Students develop this capacity both • Associate in Arts Degree in fer to a four-year college or university in frequent class discussions and in writ- Philosophy should (1) refer to the University Studies ing assignments. Philosophy courses may Students must complete a minimum of major (page 231) and "Transfer Planning" be used to meet general education and 60 units of credit, including the courses (page 47); (2) consult the catalog of their transfer requirements in critical thinking in the major ("Major Requirements") prospective transfer institution (see the and humanities. and general education requirements IVC Transfer Center for assistance); and (pages 36-43), with an overall GPA of 2.0 (3) schedule an appointment with an MAJOR or better. A minimum of 12 units must be IVC counselor to develop a plan of study | The student of philosophy seeks to completed at Irvine Valley College. See before beginning their program. It may uncover the assumptions underlying our pages 32-35 for further information. be helpful to meet with the department P R O G R A M S understanding of the world and to subject faculty at IVC. those assumptions to careful scrutiny using the tools of logic. Thus, in doing philosophy, one asks such fundamental questions as, "Can I really know anything MAJOR REqUiREMEntS: PhilOSOPhy about the world?" "What is my rela- Associate in Arts Degree tionship to government and to society?" "Have I a free will?" "What is the relation- Complete the following courses: ship between the language I use and Units the world?" In pursuing such questions PHIL 1 Introduction to Philosophy 3 systematically, one may approach the PHIL 3 Introduction to Logic 3 | Socratic ideal of living the "examined life": PHIL 10 History of Philosophy to Descartes 3 PHIL 11 History of Philosophy from Descartes 3 C O U R S E S a life in which one attempts to arrive at those beliefs best supported by reason. WR 2 College Writing 2: Critical Thinking/Writing 4 CAREER OPtiOnS Complete one of the following courses: PHIL 2 Ethics 3 The precision of thought and expression PHIL 5 Political Philosophy 3 that philosophy requires makes excellent PHIL 6 Philosophy of Religion 3 preparation for a variety of careers. Those who do well in philosophy can expect TOTAL UNITS: 19 to think more clearly and logically and to approach problems or issues more systematically. Philosophy students are encouraged to develop a clear, precise, and direct writing style. Increasingly, the ability to write in this fashion is valued by employers. Philosophy majors are among the most successful law students, owing to philosophy's emphasis on analysis, argumentation, and evaluation. Analytical skills developed in philosophy are also useful in a variety of fields, such as com- 200 | irvine valley college catalog 2007/2008 • philosophy COURSES PHIL 5: POLITICAL PHILOSOPHy PHIL 10: HISTORy OF PHILOSOPHy TO 3 Units DESCARTES PHIL 1: INTRODUCTION TO 3 hours lecture 3 Units PHILOSOPHy Transfers: CSU, UC 3 hours lecture 3 Units Political Philosophy introduces traditional Transfers: CSU, UC 3 hours lecture philosophical issues concerning politics. This course is the first half of an examina- Transfers: CSU, UC Among these issues are the nature and tion of the ideas and central works of the Introduction to Philosophy explains the grounds of political obligation, the nature major philosophers of the Western tradi- tools and methods of the philosopher and and possibility of legitimate political tion. Essentially, the course examines the introduces a few representative philosoph- authority, and the tension between legiti- great philosophers of classical Greece ical issues. Typical issues are the free will mate coercion and freedom. The course and Rome and of the medieval period, problem, the problem of personal identity, emphasizes classic works in political including Plato, Aristotle, St. Anselm, and the question of God's existence, and the philosophy, including Plato's "Republic," St. Thomas. (CAN PHIL 8) NR question of the nature of knowledge of the Hobbes' "Leviathan," and Locke's "Second external world. (CAN PHIL 2) NR Treatise." Philosophy 5 is also listed as PHIL 11: HISTORy OF PHILOSOPHy Political Science 5; credit will be given in FROm DESCARTES PHIL 2: ETHICS either area, not both. NR 3 Units C O U R S E S 3 Units 3 hours lecture 3 hours lecture PHIL 6: PHILOSOPHy OF RELIgION Transfers: CSU, UC Transfers: CSU, UC 3 Units This course is the second half of an exami- Ethics introduces the classic works 3 hours lecture nation of the ideas and central works of and chief issues of philosophical eth- Transfers: CSU, UC the major philosophers of the Western ics. Classic works include Aristotle's This course introduces the rational scru- tradition. Essentially, the course examines "Nichomachean Ethics," Kant's tiny of the claims of religion, especially the great modern and contemporary phi- "Fundamental Principles of Metaphysics within the Judeo-Christian tradition. losophers, including Descartes, Locke, of Morals," and Mill's "Utilitarianism." Accordingly, it explores the nature and Hume, Kant, Hegel, Mill, Russell, and Issues include the definition of "right," the legitimacy of religious experience, the Wittgenstein. NR | definition of "good," and relativity vs. abso- nature and grounds of religious belief, lutism. (CAN PHIL 4) NR the problem of evil, and the relationship P R O G R A M S between morality and religion. Readings PHIL 3: INTRODUCTION TO LOgIC typically include Anselm, Aquinas, Hume, 3 Units and Kierkegaard. NR 3 hours lecture Transfers: CSU, UC PHIL 7: WORLD RELIgIONS Philosophy 3 undertakes a study of good 3 Units and bad reasoning, grounded in traditional 3 hours lecture logic. The chief goal of the course is to Transfers: CSU, UC equip students with concepts and skills This course is a comparative study of that will enable them to assess arguments. some of the major world religions, includ- NR ing Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and Taoism. | The course addresses the historical ori- gin, growth, major doctrines, rituals, and M A J O R S philosophical presuppositions of each religion under discussion. 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Monday, May 13, 2013 CHARACTERplus National Character Education Conference Features Early Childhood Education Strand
Research shows how important Early Childhood Education is to students' long term success. The CHARACTERplus 19th annual National Character Education Conference this June has sessions tailored to meet the needs of Early Childhood Educators, including:
- Early Childhood Education and Character Education: a perfect match and how to make your school feel like a home. Before a child can flourish academically, character must be established and a trusting relationship with the family must be built. Families, students, staff and community members should feel welcomed, respected and part of the team. The caring community we create starts with the climate and culture of our building.
- Can you integrate Character Education to Pre-Schools? Learn more about social and emotional learning, service learning and class meetings to enhance your caring community.
- A panel session with educators from Lindbergh, Rockwood and Southwest Early Childhood Centers, who will share resources and best practices. You will walk away with practical ideas and strategies about service learning, buddies, data collection, newsletters staff surveys , professional development and more!
In addition, conference attendees will have the chance to visit Rising Star Education's booth to see their latest early childhood DVD series, Harry & His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs, plus other great resources.
Registration is now open for the June 17-19 conference at the St. Charles Convention Center; by visiting characterplus.org, you can see different strands and keynote speaker bios.
Tags: caring community, Character Education, CHARACTERplus 19th annual National Character Education Conference, Cooperating School Districts, early childhood education, Emotional Learning, Flickr Creative Commons, Lindbergh Schools, Rockwood School District, Service Learning, Southwest Center
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 Math Games Using, Cards, Dice + Dominoes
Are you a teacher who is looking for ways to challenge, motivate and engage every learner in your math program? In these interactive and fun math games workshops, participants will learn how to use games as a teaching strategy and why this strategy works. Come prepared to play and learn all kinds of game strategies and teaching tips that appeal to all learning styles and will complement any math program. Student samples, reproducible game boards, journal masters and, home connection ideas will be provided. Get your math program rolling with this great workshop opportunity!
Participant Learning Outcomes:
• Games & strategies for teaching numeration, place value, operations, patterning, data management, problem solving and more.
• Ideas for adapting games across the grade levels to reach all learners in your classroom.
• Classroom & resource management ideas to make implementing games-based learning easy.
• Ideas for math backpacks, cross-graded groups, centers, resource room, English Language Learners.
• How to extend math games into journals & assessment.
There are three dates for different grade levels for this professional development (see below). The games use cards, a variety of dice, as well as dominoes as manipulatives and integrate strategies for teaching and reinforcing problem solving skills. The registration deadline for all three dates is May 1, 2013. Each workshop runs 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Cooperating School Districts and costs $85 for CSD members and $100 for non-members.
DATE: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 | The handout and game ideas will focus on the following areas of the Common Core State Standards for primary students: numeration and number sense, basic operations, fact families and fluency, place value, patterning, data management and more.
DATE: Thursday, May 16, 2013 | The handout and game ideas will focus on the following areas of the Common Core State Standards for elementary students: numeration and number sense, basic operations, fact families and fluency, place value, patterning, data management and more.
DATE: Friday, May 17, 2013 | The handout and game ideas will focus on the following areas of the Common Core State Standards for middle school and junior high students: all operations and order of operations, problem solving, pre-algebra and algebra, rounding, graphing, patterning, statistics, data management and more.
Tags: Common Core State Standards, Cooperating School Districts, English Language Learners, Flickr Creative Commons, Math, numeration, problem solving skills, statistics
Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Helping Teachers Better Work with Young Children with Challenging Behaviors
Facing the Challenge: Helping Teachers Better Work with Young Children with Challenging Behaviors | This training is designed to help early childhood professionals better understand, define, prevent, and respond to challenging behaviors. Participants will have opportunities to reflect on a child with whom they have worked, as well as view video clips from real childhood classrooms, with the outcome of developing a deeper understanding of challenging behaviors. Content to be covered:
• What is Challenging Behavior? • Developmentally Appropriate Behavior • Why do Kids Misbehave? • Parents as Partners Prevention Strategies
This workshop is March 14 at Cooperating School Districts. Members pay $70, non-members pay $90; registration fees include lunch. Susan Brawley, Ed.S, will present. Susan has been working in the early childhood field for over twelve years as a trainer, Education Coordinator, college instructor and elementary teacher. She most recently worked with the University of Missouri as a Regional School-wide Positive Behavior Support Consultant. Register online by February 28.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013 Teacher Summer PD – Thomas Jefferson: Personality, Character and Public Life
The three-week institute Thomas Jefferson: Personality, Character and Public Life, offered by the National Endowment for the Humanities, will take place at Boston University from July 8 to 26, 2013. Speakers include R. B. Bernstein, Peter Hatch, Joanne Freeman, Jan Lewis, and Peter Onuf. The institute will seek to deepen our understanding of one of the most important figures in American history, a figure who is fascinating, influential, inspiring, and embattled.
Focusing on Jefferson's personality and character and connecting them to his public career will be the theme of the first week, followed by an examination of his views on religion, his role as a family man, and his correspondence with John Adams. In the final week, the Institute turns to slavery, science, and money.
The application and further information (like the stipend for teachers is $2,700; itinerary and speaker bios) is at the institute's website.
During the three weeks, participants will also ponder some larger questions:
- Is the intimate life knowable?
- Does it connect to the public man or woman?
- Do we each fashion our own version of Jefferson to reflect our values and needs?
- What is Jefferson's legacy?
Discussion will include pedagogical questions:
- What role should biography and primary sources play in history instruction?
- How does teaching biographies fit with state standards and high stakes testing?
- How do we teach intimate information about famous Americans to young people?
- How can teachers be honest and realistic yet still inspire students and encourage citizenship?
Learn more by visiting thomasjeffersonpersonalitycharacterandpubliclife.org.
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Monday, October 3, 2011 Tech or Treat! Fall DEN Virtual Conference in St. Louis on October 22
Join the Virtual Learning Center of Cooperating School Districts for a free day of professional development and networking as we "Tech or Treat" with the Discovery Educator Network. This event will feature live as well as virtual sessions provided by the DEN Leaders across the country and locally.
CSD provides Discovery Education products like DE streaming (formerly unitedstreaming), DE Science, DE Assessment and many other educational resources to Missouri schools at a discount. Come find out how to best use these and other digital products in your classroom to increase student achievement and engagement. Learn how to take the first or next steps in integrating digital resources with your interactive white boards, mobile devices and software applications.
Onsite participants will choose between large group virtual professional development & discussions or small group hands-on breakout sessions offered throughout the day. Bring a friend or group and take time to create & collaborate with like-minded professionals. This event is at no cost and is sure to provide a fun way of learning. Some of the best and brightest educators are planning to attend, share & collaborate at CSD. Don't miss out on this free day of learning & sharing – be sure to bring your own laptop and mobile device for hands-on practice and learning. Limited computers and headphones will be available.
Audience: PreK-12 Classroom Teachers, Curriculum Specialists, Instructional Coaches, and Library Media Specialists
Participants Will Leave With:
-Deep exploration of the variety of digital content available within DE.
-Integration strategies to bring digital content alive in your classroom & engage students.
-Exposure to a wealth of professional development through the DEN.
-Experience with integrating DE resources with Tech4Learning, interactive whiteboards, mobile devices + more
-Knowledge of opportunities offered by the CSD's Virtual Learning Center.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
7:30 AM – 2:30 PM (breakfast & lunch will be provided)
Cooperating School Districts
1460 Craig Road
St. Louis, MO 63146
Bring your "Tech or Treat" Costume!
(Prizes for best costume, although costumes not required.)
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Thursday, June 10, 2010 Increase Student Achievement with Tech-Rich Lessons
St. Louis area educators, are you already familiar with what the Internet offers, but unsure about how exactly to use it in combination with software applications and Web 2.0 technologies in your classes? The focus of this two-day class at Cooperating School Districts will be to help you create an entire lesson plan from lesson objectives and assignments to teacher and student support materials, all the way to a scoring guide for technology projects. Get tools and a model for technology integration in your classroom.
- Learn easy to use Internet search strategies for you and your students
- Find lesson plans and classroom projects on the Web to use or modify
- Store websites in a free location on the web
- Create lists and/or search engines of approved websites for students
- Learn the "grammar" of the web • Create quizzes online
- Create assignments that require students to use technology
- Find scoring guide templates for technology projects and create your own rubric online
Creating Technology-Rich Lessons to Increase Student Achievement is June 21 & 23, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each day. It costs $279 for a CSD member and $349 for a non-member. Also, two graduate credits are available, for an additional fee, with this course. Register here.
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010 Cyberbullying In & Out of the Classroom
We're offering Cyberbullying In and Out of the Classroom on July 6 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The cost is $149 for CSD members and $189 for non-members. If you are interested, one graduate credit is available for this course. What can you expect? Technology + 24/7 + Bullying = Cyberbullying. That's the formula for the newest bully on the block. Learn what a cyberbully is, why kids become cyberbullies, how the target can protect him/herself, and how schools/districts should address this issue. Online resources/lessons and suggested student projects and activities will be shared. Time will be allotted to begin developing your student project.
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Rubyruby78 on 12/30/2014 9:02:00 AM more reviews by Rubyruby78
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
I bought this creme in a holiday gift box along with a travel size serum and mask of the same range. It is a very light-weight ultra hydrating creme that works perfect also for oily acne prone skin, it sinks really well and it doesn't leave any greasy residue. I use it morning and night after the serum. It is light scented. The only negative thing that I can think of this product is the price!
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*TOP REVIEWER* charlies04 on 12/20/2014 9:43:00 AM more reviews by charlies04
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Blue
This is a really soothing cream that instantly makes me skin feel hydrated! I use this over the double serum and it works really well. No break outs just hydrated soft plump skin. Overall, this is a really great cream.
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idlejo on 12/14/2014 3:32:00 PM more reviews by idlejo
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
Got this product in lotion form with SPF. Absolutely brilliant for my skin in the current cold and drying weather. My skin literally drinks this up and is left feeling dewy and soft. Also, really love the scent. Yes, probably doesn't do much in terms of wrinkle fighting but as a good quality moisturiser for dehydrated skin this is fab! Have been using this with the double serum and find the combination works well. Only downside is the price.
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carolinebuttiglieri on 9/14/2014 9:26:00 PM more reviews by carolinebuttiglieri
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
Obsessed. First product I've used where I've gotten compliments on my skin. SUPER OVERPRICED but if you use it only as a day cream(or whenever you will be wearing it under make up ) I feel as though it acts as a primer and moisturizer. Fabulous product. Keep it in the fridge if you're putting it on first thing in the morning and it feels fabulous.
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Horxus on 9/2/2014 1:52:00 PM more reviews by Horxus
Age: 19-24 Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
This is the best moisturizer that I have used so far and I am on my second pot. I have quite oily, acne-prone skin with occassional dry patches around my mouth and nose and it doesn't block my pores or irritate my skin. I like the smell and the texture, it applies very well and sits nicely under makeup (I use estee lauder double wear on most days).
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Aase1 on 5/27/2014 5:05:00 AM more reviews by Aase1
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Other, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
This review is for the Hydra Quench Cream for normal to dry skin, with spf 15.
The cream is OK, so I will finish the pot. But will not repurchase.
This makes my face look way shiny, and I have to put on tons of powder.
And don't really feel it is doing anything great for my skin, it doesn't really make me break out, but it does not reduce the number of break outs I have either. For this price range, the product should be better.
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Mandymoo202 on 5/26/2014 3:31:00 AM more reviews by Mandymoo202
Age: 30-35 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
This is a really great non greasy moisturiser
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xtinacab on 5/1/2014 11:58:00 AM more reviews by xtinacab
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I usually use this for warm nights or cloudy days. It is absolutely perfect for combo or oily skin and probably too matte for dry skin. I love love the texture as its gel-like and light. Its perfect to wear under make up or in hot climates.
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pianoBUTTER on 4/2/2014 12:42:00 PM more reviews by pianoBUTTER
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Tan, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Black
My skin absorbs this really fast but after a few hours it starts getting greasy and shiny. I've tested all of the moisturizers from the HydraQuench range but none could ever work. They don't hydrate or moisturize my skin as much as I need them to. I got a few samples of Clarins Bright Plus HP range recently and thank god both day and night creams suit my skin and the weather here (I live in the tropics). They're more hydrating compared to HydraQuench and my face looks fresh everyday even after long hours on campus.
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rubyred23 on 3/20/2014 12:20:00 PM more reviews by rubyred23
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Red, Straight, Fine Eyes: Green
I've recently taken a keen interest in skincare after a friend of mine reminded me that you only get one face, and it's not like having a nice handbag - you can't just save up for a new one when it starts getting shabby!
I decided that the one thing I really needed to address in my skincare regime is my moisturiser. I have dry and flaky skin in the winter which is also prone to dehydration.
I never really spend money on moisturiser and have always preferred the Olay complete care moisturiser with SPF 15. I wear a full face of makeup every day to work and Olay provides such an excellent base for foundation.
I decided to splash out and get something with more hydration but which also has a light consistency so that I could wear it during the day, under my foundation.
I read up on different moisturisers and the Clarins Hydra Quench seemed like it would be great.
The PROs for this cream are: 1) It has a lovely light consistency; 2) it absorbs quickly; and 3) I feel like I am really treating my face when I put this on!
The big CON for me is that it does not seem to "agree" with my foundations.
As in, when I apply my foundation over it, the makeup turns into little balls on my face and actually won't even stay on and ends up getting on my clothes etc. Twice now I've had to actually wash my face and start from scratch again which is a total pain in the morning when I am inevitably rushing. I've had this effect when I've used Estee Lauder double wear foundation, MAC Pro Longwear foundation and my little compact from Benefit. That is three foundations!
I think I will have to start using this at night instead. :(
So here I am, 50 poorer and back to my quest of finding a reliable moisturiser that will hydrate my skin and still allow me to apply my foundation without it turning into millions of horrid tiny balls!!!
Has anyone else experienced this or does anyone have any suggestions?
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Well, the truck thing was a joke, but I should really know better. And all the stuff about talent pools increasing is basically true, no matter how much you dissect it. The FACT remains that NASCAR pulled from a very small segment of just the population of this country, and is now pulling from every Country that has auto racing. Billions? Maybe not. Hundreds of millions? Certainly. And no matter how you shake it out, whether it be football or soccer or golf or basketball or auto racing, if there are more people exposed to a sport, greater talent will emerge. Look at the NBA. There are a TON of European players, and China is next. It's statistically impossible for that not to be the case, though. But I literally can't wait for you to show me how it's not.
As for the technology argument, you're comparing apple and oranges. The WWII comparison was particularly off. Your argument would make sense if today's pilots and WWII pilots were still using the smae basic technology, but they aren't. NASCAR is still essentially using 60's pushrod engine technology. My point was that the cars are even MORE sensitive and HARDER to drive now because the technological advances make changes to the suspensions more dramatic and make set-ups from car to car much more dramatically different from each other.
Again, it's unpopular, because nobody would ever call out the scared cows who pioneered the sport, but it's no different than football. 90% of the players elected who played before the 60's wouldn't even be able to play in the league now, but they were certainly great given relative competition level they played against in their era. If you took Gant, Pearson, Petty, Yarborough and Junior Johnson in their prime and stuck them in IROC cars with Gordon, Kenseth, Johnson, Stewart and Kurt Busch, the latter guys would trounce the former.
Guess what? All the former guys are from the Southeast US, and the latter are from California, Wisconsin, Indiana and Las Vegas.
ok. with no more exaggerations of truck series drivers able to successfully return apollo 13 back to earth, or more people being lined up to drive a car than mcdonalds has served, i am willing to listen.
more sensitive and harder to drive? i wonder what the old schoolers who didnt have power steering would have to say about that.
i would like to see a race with d. pearson in his prime against current drivers in equal, slower wattered down stock cars. but then again i'd rather watch guys like b. elliot, earnhardt, petty, dust kids on the unrestricted tracks of daytona and talledega.
what is it in non southerns genes that makes the newer non souther drivers so much more superior?
(keep in mind, i hate the south, never have lived in the south, and never wanna go to the south)
as a NM, CA, and AZ kid, im all for the integration of drivers in nascar.
as for the WWII pilot analogy, i will have to bring the subject up to the next few stealth pilots i encounter. i dont know if it will prove anything, but it would be interesting to get there perspective. my contention is an old school wwII pilot has enough brain capacity to learn how to fly a modern plane, and a new school pilot can just as easilly fly some old crop duster.
from what i understand from past conversations is the stealth pilots can pretty much take a nap as they cross the atlantic.
technology makes things so much more difficult.
im not so sure my analogy is apples and oranges whn you look at the point. simple physics dictates what a plane or car will do. genetics will dictate whether yao ming or dkembe mtumbo is over 7 feet tall or if kenyans are the most prolific long distance runners.
i dont know how you can prove the opinion that if gordon were face to face in 10 races with the past greats (in a watered down iroc car) he would win the majority of the time. from what i remember, dale sr. and mark martin have pretty much dominated it when they were involved.
if he could do that, i would have to believe he could beat the current competition, just as well.
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My practice is as follows:
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My second target is a silhouette and I practice Point and shoot, sometimes called Quick kill, 2 body 1 head, also at 3, 5 and 7 yards.
So, here is where my question comes in. Since I am practicing techniques specifically aimed, not at creating an ability to escape, but rather developing muscle memory for the specific function of taking a life (and, in fact the technique is named in such a way to indicate the same), am I placing myself at risk for being charged with excessive force, should I need to defend myself or family??
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You decided to, once more, shrug off your impressions. You were going to attempt to find a seat, but Jeffs' grip on your hand was too much.
"Why don't you sit next to me?" The smile still plastered to his face, he walked dead center of the room. "I think this is a good viewing spot." He took his seat and urged you to sit beside him.
You took the seat, still unsure of your feelings about him. You sat down cautiously and folded your hands, just sitting, feeling your heart rate increase. You were never good on the first day of school, and you were never good with people.
Being with Jeff didn't help.
You stared at the clock. Great, the teacher was late on the first day. You noticed that Jeff continued to stare, even though the entire class was nearly full.
"It's been fifteen minutes..." You heard Jeff's voice say. "Fifteen minutes have passed since the teacher was supposed to be here...how irresponsible." He smiled at you once again.
You nodded. " I know, I've been staring at the clock..." You felt that nerve-wrecking emotions again. Almost like you wanted to run from school. But could Jeff Really even be dangerous? Or were you just reading into the situation too far? You tended to to that a lot.
An overweight, middle-aged woman with greying-brown hair and Rotten-looking librarian glasses entered the room. Out-of-breath, the heavy-set woman unloaded her supplies onto her desk, heavily breathing and adjusting her glasses.
"I am sorry I'm late, class. Stuck in traffic you know." She took a deep breath, scouting the room, catching eye of Jeff...and you. She looked as much as disgusted. It was apparent Jeff had noticed this, as he smiled and even seemed pleased at her... horror. "Let's start with introducing ourselves..."
So we did. Everyone stared at Jeff when he announced his name, favorite color, and Birthday. Those who hadn't already noticed him, immediately got into the habit of staring, or starting those whisper-whisper conversations that you always hear the popular kids do.
But he just kept smiling. Nothing seemed to throw off his cool. This happened in every single class. It turned out that we had the same schedule. We were stuck together...and it gradually felt...nice.
Maybe he wasn't so bad. He was the only "Friend" You had made. You were always unpopular. You moved schools often. And even switched from homeschooling to public, to private. So to make a friend was novel, and honestly quite nice.
It was last block. You had anatomy and physiology together, too. He sat, again, next to you. It had gotten normal. You two began to talk a lot more. Just about weird, random things. But it was only you. He ignored the others. Why? Was something weird or different enough about you to attract his attention? Why was he so strange, anyway?
That could wait. The bell rang, and the first day was finally over.
"Want to walk together, Jeff?" It came out of your mouth before you even had time to think. Were you already attracted? He was your only friend after all. You just wanted someone to walk with, that's it.
"Oh..." He looked at you, almost shocked, and smiled. "I'd quite like that." He reached his pale, clammy hand for your own and gripped it firmly. "Bus 109 was it?"
"That's the one." You noticed that you were even smiling. Was it contagious now?
The bus ride wasn't at all awkward like that morning. He even walked you home, kissing your hand upon leaving. How could such a gentleman, a shy, smart, kind and considerate gentleman, be awful or bad?
You were obviously wrong to ever think he was any of that. He was your friend, your only friend, and that's all that mattered.


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EA Sports is reportedly in discussions with the NCAA to bring Division I college hockey teams to the NHL series. In an interview with The Pipeline Show the other day, Paul Kelly, Executive Director of College Hockey, said that they have been in discussions with EA Sports for a couple of weeks. "We've actually been in discussions with EA for a couple of weeks, and while we don't have a formal announcement to make at this moment, we are certainly in discussions with EA Sports and they are very interested in having a college component to their game. We, the colleges, are very interested in having that happen and we are just currently in the process of figuring out what dimensions that ought to take. The answer to your question though is 'YES" just as there is going to be a CHL component to the video game, there will be a college hockey component as well." The Pipeline Show then asked Kelly whether the NCAA teams would be included in NHL 11. He responded, saying, "I'm hopeful. I don't know much about the development of video games if we come to a finality here in the next couple of weeks and whether that would give them enough time to roll it out in time for September I would hope so but I don't know the answer to that. As soon as they are able to do it, we'll be doing it." This is great news for U.S. hockey fans and more importantly, for hockey fans in general. The NCAA is one of the larger sources of NHL talent with just some former college hockey players including former and current stars such as Paul Kariya, Martin St. Louis, Tim Thomas, Ryan Miller, Brian Gionta and John Leclair. This guy played NCAA hockey The addition of NCAA hockey could help further add to the realism of both Be A GM Mode and Be A Pro Mode. Combined with the recent announcement that the CHL will be in NHL 11, it would allow players to draft from realistic sources of talent and begin their own virtual careers at realistic starting places. The CHL is Canada's top junior league consisting of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, the Ontario Hockey League and the Western Hockey League. It includes several teams based in the U.S. The inclusion of NCAA hockey could allow for players to begin their virtual pro careers as college hockey players (or even high school players who play in a state championship to determine what schools want to offer a scholarship similar to what's seen in NCAA Football). They would improve their skills and get drafted based on how well they play at the NCAA or CHL levels and eventually make the team, becoming NHL superstars. Since the NCAA consists of amateur players, the NCAA portion of NHL 11 wouldn't include actual player names, unlike the CHL, which is semi-pro and thus the players names and likenesses can be used. Regardless, just having the NCAA in NHL 11 will be seen as a big addition for many fans of the series. College hockey is a level of the sport that many are passionate about, and while EA Sports is reportedly improving physics and gameplay for NHL 11, it's apparent that they are also focusing on improving the amount of options players have in the game. We've reached out to EA Sports for comment and will update this post if they get back to us with any confirmation or the standard "no comment on rumor or speculation" answer. |
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Nice... but i rather see a college lacrosse game :dancingcool:
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BEMIDJI — Class A No. 3 Thief River Falls scored four times in the second period to beat the Bemidji High School girls hockey team 5-0. The Lumberjacks (5-10) only trailed 1-0 going into the first period, as TRF's Juliet Tunberg put the Prowlers on the board at the 6 minute,...
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The concept of providing affordable food has been widely welcomed
Although Chief Minister Jayalalithaa announced various welfare programmes in the recent past, the scheme of establishing the budget restaurants, popularly known as Amma Unavagam, through Chennai Corporation in the nook and corner of the metro is the talk of the town, not only in the State capital, but also throughout the State.
No sooner the Amma Unavagams were opened in Chennai, people of other parts of the State started demanding similar facility in their cities and towns too. Understanding the mood of the people, the Chief Minister a few days ago came with another announcement that this scheme would be extended to other corporations too, much to the delight of the residents of all the major cities in the State. Even before the programme is finalised, this scheme has aroused serious expectations in Tiruchi city.
Tiruchirapalli City Corporation has started scouting for places to open budget restaurants.
Although corporation authorities are tight-lipped on the details like number of canteens to come up, the canteens in the city are to be opened soon.
The anxiety of the common people is not without reason. With the prices of essential commodities skyrocketing, the lower income and middle income groups are at their wits end to make both the ends meet. On their part, the hotels and the other roadside eateries too have increased the prices of eatables.
While two idlis in descent hotels now cost Rs. 20, vadai is priced at Rs. 12, curd vadai Rs. 20, sambar idli Rs. 24, Pongal Rs. 32, Poori Rs. 33, dosai Rs. 33, Rava dosai Rs. 33, ghee roast Rs. 45, masal dosai and onion dosai Rs. 42, meals ranging from Rs. 50 to Rs. 75 and special meals from Rs. 75 to Rs.100.
More than anything else, it is the rock-bottom rates of the eatables which have made Amma Unavagams a big hit. While a piece of idli costs just one rupee, the price of sambar rice is fixed at Rs. 5 and the curd rice Rs. 3. Managed by members of the women's self-help groups, these canteens have been found very comfortable to the office-goers, particularly those staying away from family. Hence, this programme has evoked widespread support of the people within a short period.
The popularity of this project could be gauged from the fact that in the initial days, the low-cost canteens sold 1.3 lakh units a day and queues were noticed in all restaurants during the peak hours. The restaurants, if established in Tiruchi, will enjoy the same patronage, says J. Alexander, a chess coach.
Hundreds of people flock to the roadside eateries on the Big Bazar Street and Nethaji Subash Chandra Bose Road, which function only for two hours in the night (10 p.m. to midnight), for the sole reason of getting cheap stuff, he adds.
Tiruchi, due to its strategic location and the presence of renowned places of worship and tourist spots, attracts a huge floating population round-the-clock. The tourists and devotees visiting the neighbouring districts too, make Tiruchi a transit point. As such, the Chief Minister should accord priority to opening the budget restaurants within Tiruchirapalli City Corporation limits, observe a cross-section of people. Hailing this as a great move by the government, they say that this project generated employment besides providing food at subsidised prices. The State government and Tiruchirapalli City Corporation should introduce this scheme early, many say adding that initially they should be set up near the railway junction, central and Chathiram bus stands and also in Government Headquarters Hospital.
With the construction industry employing a large number of workers and the small scale industrial units accounting for equal number of workers, such canteens will prove a boon to them, says S. Kumar, a construction worker from Somarasampettai.
The State government is providing subsidy for the supply of eatables at subsidised rates. This programme should be restricted only to poor people, says M. Akbar Hussain, running a bicycle repair shop on the Pudukottai Road. Well off people could still take food in these canteens, but by paying a higher price. This would reduce the burden on the government subsidy, he says.
Senior citizens recall that a few decades ago, the government introduced janata meals in all hotels. The price of the full-fledged meals was priced at Rs. 1. Although widely welcomed by the people, the scheme fizzled out within no time, because of the absence of a mechanism to monitor and further strengthening it. This scheme should not meet the fate of the janata meals, cautions Jayalakshmi, a former Union government employee.