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The creative team here at Open has just moved into a new studio. In an attempt to shield our retinas from all the yellow (we love it really Richard!) we've created a wall of inspiring heroes. The picture below was my entry. Please be kind. I do words, not pictures.
It is, or should resemble, the first person on Mars – one of 70 people who've already made the commitment to go, willing to give up everything in the sole pursuit of knowledge.
These people are the ultimate innovators. Their discoveries will change the face of science from medicine and engineering to our understanding of ourselves. And the price they have put on all this learning is their lives – Mars is a one-way trip.
So often we look to our direct competitors for inspiration. The Mars team remind me to reach further, to push myself and try new things even if that's scary. After all, the price of innovation for us, as fundraisers, is far more affordable, because in our worst-case scenario, we still learn. And knowing what doesn't work can sometimes be as valuable to our fundraising as knowing what does.
Of course, like interplanetary travel, good innovation needs robust data behind it, but it also takes a little bravery.
So with the end of the financial year in sight, and plans for 2015 beginning to take shape, ask yourself: how far are you willing to go in pursuit of knowledge? How hard will you push to be ahead of the game? Do you have it in your budget to boldly go?
If you're ready to take a leap, we're with you all the way.
The other week Emily wrote a brilliant post about a simple app assisting blind people in their daily lives. Here's another great idea I saw that also harnesses the power of your mobile phone – in an even simpler way – to make a real difference to someone's sight.
The Childhood Eye Cancer Trust (CHECT) is a little known charity with a small group of supporters. With a limited budget and an urgent need to increase awareness, they recently developed an innovative campaign explaining how to detect Retinoblastoma – a life-threatening eye cancer that affects young children.
I was skeptical another app was on the cards when I saw, "everyone has the tool to detect Retinoblastoma in their pocket" in the promo video. But then came the interesting bit.
All you need to do is take a photo of the eye – with the flash on, and the pupil appears white if it is affected by Retinoblastoma. This simple piece of technology, at everyone's disposal, is all it takes. It reminded me that creating something innovative doesn't have to be complicated and entirely new to the audience.
And rather than just tell you, CHECT asks you to try it out for yourself. They've used special inks to recreate the effect when you take a photo of the eye in the poster – engaging the audience immediately. And, as we know from campaigns like Breakthrough Breast Cancer's 'Five signs', if something encourages interaction from the get-go it's far more likely to stay in people's minds.
Given the constraints, this is a brilliant campaign. If just one child is diagnosed with Retinoblastoma and given the treatment they need, I think every second and penny spent on it, will be worth it.
NHS Blood Donation has a Facebook page where people share photos of loved ones, who are only here today thanks to those who gave blood. I think it's lovely.
And as it's Christmas and we're all in the giving mood, it's also made me think – why not give a gift that's actually needed?
At this time of year, when everyone's partying, not as many people give blood – and the NHS need 200,000 donations if they're to have enough for life-saving and life-changing transfusions.
So next week, as well as Christmas shopping*, I'm going to take an hour to do something nice.
You can find your nearest place to give blood here.
*crying on the floor of Westfield

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Moscow, Russia - Thousands of protesters have joined hands to form an estimated 16km-long human chain in central Moscow a week before presidential elections are set to take place.
The demonstrators, who are calling for free and fair elections after December's disputed parliamentary polls, formed the chain on Sunday along the Garden Ring, a wide road that loops around the capital's central district.
Most of the participants wore the white ribbons that have become a symbol of protests against Vladimir Putin, the current prime minister who is standing for his third term as president.
Pro-Putin demonstrators, wearing ribbons made of the red, white and blue colours of the Russian flag, also held a gathering in the capital that was attended by several dozen people.
The rallies were mostly good-natured and held under the watch of a large police presence.
Al Jazeera's Christopher True asked protesters at both rallies what they hoped to achieve.
I am here for honest elections and for a free Russia.I am optimistic for the future of Russia, otherwise I wouldn't stay here.My message to Mr Putin is: 'Go away, Putin go home.'If Putin wins, it means just the stagnation and degradation of Russia.I believe that all the dictators throughout the world have the same end, disaster, for themselves and for the country.That's why maybe one year, maybe two years, later, everybody hates him... He's facing a terrible future.
I am here because I am a citizen and now I am at the point where I want to express my point of view. We don't want blood, we don't want revolution, we just want to be heard.The demonstrations are occurring now because Russia has formed a civil society, we have reached this point. A generation that didn't live in the USSR [former Soviet Union] has grown up with its own vision.On my level, I don't think the opposition has been supported by foreign powers. [But] I don't exclude such a thing, maybe on a higher level.Today, we don't have a single leader to rally around, but maybe a leader will be born from this. This is the beginning of the process. The fact that people went out onto the streets is a big deal. If Putin wins, I think he will have to do something in the near future, for example housing. The average person can't buy an apartment on their salary.
Valery: I want in our country to be free and have a democratic system of power, changeable and not permanent like now. I want nepotism and theft to be stopped. I want the murders taking place at the political level to be stopped. I want middle-class and large businesses to develop. I want Russia to join the civilized nations of the world and have a civilized way of doing business. This is why I am here. I want a guarantee that my business will be protected. I want this Byzantine way of doing business to be stopped.Alexander: I'm 25 years old and only last year I started to get involved in politics. I'm tired of this unfaithful system in Russia. I get bothered with corruption and that you can only get everything here through connections, ties and links. Nothing is developing in Russia. Look at our hospitals, look at our schools, not enough finance for medicine or education. I know some people who work in different spheres such as these and they are telling me how money flows away like water. Where does our money go? We don't see where out money goes? I want to know the tax I pay where it goes.
I am demonstrating because I simply can't stay at home because the political situation is so ugly, because Mr Putin and his system is ugly. I honestly can't live with that system. I have seen a lot of people who have been hit by cars and the people who did it go free. For me, it's important to vote against Putin and maybe it will be for [Mikhail] Prokhorov [independent presidential candidate]. They simply can't rotate [Putin and Dmitry Medvedev, the president], they can't just sit here for 12 years.We have to show that we care about people and that we see everything that is going on. I see a lot of people who tell me already that we won't win but that's not important.It's important that we don't close our eyes to what's going on. It's a lot crime, corruption, the courts are under Kremlin control. You are not able to find honesty in the courts. We don't the need kind of stability where people die in the roads and the people who did it walk free, the courts are bought mostly.
I am supporting Putin because of the job he has done for my city of Kursk. Outside the city he has improved roads and he has done a lot for pensioners.There are not many people here at the rally but they will come later. As for the anti-Putin protests, everyone has his own opinion, but they are not right.I believe they are being supported by Western countries, they have been seen going to the US embassy. You can see everything was planned as even before the December elections they said the result was going to be unfair.I think Alexei Navalny [the opposition anti-corruption blogger] is a clown.
I am voting for Putin as there is no alternative, he is the only credible one for president. He stopped the war in Chechnya. I am from Dagestan and I think the same bad things will be stopped there.
I don't like the Communist Party. I am Jewish and in the early Soviet Union, despite much of the leadership being Jewish, Jewish people hadn't a chance to enter an institute or university. There was a quota and only one person was allowed. Now there is more freedom, more opportunities.
Sometimes I read [Alexei] Navalny's blogs. I don't want to waste my time with him. I don't think the opposition rallies were organized by Western powers, they can make their own decisions.
Surely, we will win on March 4, why not, everyone could see the support on February 23 [the day of a mass pro-Putin rally in Moscow]. I don't think that event was forced on anyone. Nobody gave me money, only my will brought me there.
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i have another way to manage anger
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i have another way to manage anger
get a stuffed dummy that's life sized
tape a face of someone you don't like
on it and pummel it to death with a boat
paddle while listening to some angry music.
this was is simple and it really helps as well
ok me ermmm i hit things........
once i brused my whole nunckels ... i hit a bin... cos i was realy pissed....with this dude and i told him the next time it would be his face ^^ he left mealot after that too ^^ so that was good ^^
well i dont know very well coz when im angery i cry a lot till i feel my head like's goin to explode...i dont know deal wit anger i guess...
i work very hard to keep my anger in check. i try not to bottle it up, the damage it can cause isnt worth it. i just walk it off or go nuts on some random violent videogame. usualy something GTA or Battlefield 2142...nothing quite satisfies me than watching someones mangled body go flying through the air, it makes me giggle maniacly...i can get mad sometimes...walking by myself helps alot, kinda like counting to ten. sometime hooting and hollering helps too, to just vent...so i put on a smile and let the s*%t bounce off me. anyways its no fun to be mad, better to be happy and just dont worry...um...count to 10. yeah that works...
I try not to get angry,but sometimes I can get angry too easily over the least little things. Like if I'm working on something and it doesn't wanna work right I get angry or if I'm online and all of a sudden I get cut off I get angry. I don't like being angry,but sometimes people can do or say things that get you upset. I've been known to get so angry I say and do things I wouldn't normally do and I feel bad about it later. I guess everyone is like that every now and then because we can't seem to make it through one day without getting mad about something.
honestly. anger needs to be let go of, but it also is needed to cleanse stress from our system. i find 100lb. heavy bag for 30 mins. 2x a week helps me. anyone else ?
Screaming thats my cure
mostly I bottle it up but if I get really mad I just prefer to walk away lock myself in my room put a pillow over my face and just scream (and cry- the tears just come automatically when I'm frutrated) till I cant scream anymore and when I'm done I fall asleep lol I'm a whole new person when I wake up lol its like all the weight has been lifted then I can be nice enough to forgive whoever pissed me off *sighs* been like that since I was a lil girl >.<
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Narrow perspective harms war correspondent's memoir
Is This Your First War?
Travels Through the Post-9/11 Islamic World
By Michael Petrou
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THE prologue for Canadian journalist Michael Petrou's war-zones memoir seems to signal that the book will be a screed against the scourge of militant Islam.
He writes of the "spectre of Islamist extremism," words that remind the reader of how Marx and Engels wrote of 19th-century Europe being spooked by "the spectre of communism."
He certainly lays his biases on the table as he decries the terrible Islamists who are "like radical Marxists" and says their hateful ideology is "like fascism and communism."
Also in the prologue, he mentions western soldiers, politicians, diplomats and "people outside embassies" that he spoke to, but no learned critical observers, as his chief sources.
One could be excused for expecting, after reading the prologue, a badly biased book based entirely on the sorts of conventional sources that lazy journalists use to lard their daily output. And one wouldn't be entirely wrong.
First War is biased, though not too badly, and it is poorer for the author's refusal to consider viewpoints much outside his narrow perspective. But it turns out to be not as tedious and shallow as its prologue suggests.
It is, to be blunt, not especially thoughtful or well written. Nor does it offer much, aside from the Maclean's reporter's particular war stories, that hasn't been presented elsewhere. But it is entertaining in spots.
There are plenty of tales from Petrou's visits to Afghanistan, Iran, Sudan and Israel, plus an unsuccessful attempt at getting into Iraq via Turkey.
The reader meets some interesting people in these stories, such as the Afghan man who once was thrown in jail by the Taliban for teaching schoolchildren the words Christianity, Judaism and Hinduism -- not the religions, just the words.
Then there are the Iranian dissidents who risk incarceration and torture by meeting with Petrou in Tehran.
One destination outside the Middle East is New York City, where he predictably describes the burg's firefighters as "brave" and "selfless."
He writes of America's "terrorist problem," and it surely has one, but nowhere in First War does he admit that the U.S. might in any way have done things to inspire terrorism against it.
When in Israel, Petrou is told by a militant Jewish West Bank settler that Palestinians didn't live in the area until the state of Israel was created. The assertion is left uncorrected until 14 pages later.
Petrou signals his biases when he challenges a Palestinian Muslim leader much more strongly than he challenges any of his Israeli sources.
This book does not question the wisdom or ethics of the western occupation of Afghanistan, nor does it offer any serious appraisal of the Iraq incursion.
Petrou says he was in favour of the latter to liberate Iraqis from a terrible dictator, and doesn't seem to have given more than the slightest consideration for the legal and ethical case against it.
Noam Chomsky and Gwynne Dyer would not have been around for face-to-face interviews while Petrou was in war zones, of course, but he could have read some of their work to re-examine his biases.
He seems like a bright guy -- he went to Oxford for graduate studies -- so he likely has read at least a little Chomsky. Still, there's no sign in this book that he gave it much thought or even understood it.
War correspondents go into places where many of us would refuse to tread, and for that they deserve our admiration.
But that doesn't mean they can write excellent books. In this case, the war correspondent didn't.
Mike Stimpson is a Winnipeg writer and editor.
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Should John Birt resign? This is how the BBC's governors have expressed their support for him: Michael Leapman and Will Bennett explain how the week started badly for the Director-General - and ended a lot worse
Sunday 14 March 1993
Silence ('He is not in the country')
Lord Barnett
Silence ('He'll be back later, though Heaven knows when')
Bill Jordan
'I don't want to say anything at all'
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Silence ('He's in between meetings. Can I take your number?')
AS AN expression of public support for John Birt, the embattled Director-General of the BBC, it was frankly underwhelming. But the great and the good who comprise the Corporation's Board of Governors were polite about it.
So were their wives, their secretaries and their agents. Even their answering machines had a certain well bred charm. The excuses were many and various: some almost believable. The message to the scores of reporters who have been calling the 12 part- time governors throughout the week has always been the same: 'Sorry, can't say a word.'
Their common vow of silence was entirely voluntary. They could have taken the opportunity to declare support for Mr Birt in the ringing tones suitable to their exalted office.
, their chairman, was reported to have urged - even begged - them to do so. He wanted their endorsement to the statement that he and Lord Barnett, the vice-chairman, had made last Monday, describing Mr Birt as a man of 'integrity and conviction' and complaining that the fuss over his financial and tax arrangements was 'misleading and unjust'.
But from their comfortable mansions in Wales, Scotland and Ulster, their town houses in Chelsea, their Oxford colleges, the offices where they perform their full- time jobs - silence. For Mr Birt, that silence was ominous. It could be the prelude to the failure of his bid to cling on to the job that, throughout the week, seems to have been slipping away from him.
To understand why the governors have been backward in coming forward we need to return to July 1991, when the board was deciding over a long dinner whether to offer Michael (now Sir Michael) Checkland a second five-year term as Director-General. They were almost evenly split but Mr Hussey and Lord Barnett, were keen to give the post to Mr Checkland's deputy, John Birt.
Some governors pointed out that this was quite improper, that if Mr Checkland was to be replaced a formal selection procedure had to be initiated - the post advertised, an appointments board formed, interviews held. Mr Hussey and Lord Barnett would not have that. They knew whom they wanted and they wanted to appoint him there and then. As a sop to the doubters, Mr Checkland was given an extra year - a disastrous lame-duck period when nothing decisive could be achieved.
The way it was done set a precedent. This year, when Bob Phillis was appointed Deputy Director-General and Liz Forgan managing director of radio, those jobs were not advertised either. It seemed that the BBC's old hiring practices, cumbersome but ultimately accountable, were being discarded in the name of efficiency.
Yet traditional procedures often have merits that are not instantly recognisable. In Mr Birt's case, the short-cutting of his appointment has left him highly vulnerable now that the heat is on. He is in the position of a usurping king - if he turns out a good one, any dubious claims to the throne will be ignored, but one slip and his lack of legitimacy counts heavily against him. That slip has been made. And because he has never made much effort to ingratiate himself with BBC staff, he finds himself almost - though not totally - without friends.
On Wednesday, the governors will gather in London for a belated farewell dinner for Sir Michael. Next day they will have their regular meeting. Mr Birt could well have decided before then that his position is untenable. Last night his chances of survival were looking slimmer.
For John Birt the week started badly, perked up briefly, then got a lot worse. Sunday, 7 March: Fresh revelations about the company accounts of John Birt Productions. Expenses claimed in recent years include sums for a 'secretarial assistant', a Volkswagen car, a satellite dish and clothing, believed to include his favoured Armani suits.
His accountant is identified as Michael Henshaw, described as 'an adviser to many writers and broadcasters'. For some insiders, this is the most shocking revelation of all. 'Like most of us,' said a senior broadcaster, 'I stopped using Henshaw in the Eighties. The fact that John stayed with him says a lot about his judgement '
Monday, 8 March: Birt issues a second statement of regret - the first had come a week earlier when he agreed to join the BBC's payroll immediately after the initial fuss. He adds that most of the reporting of his financial affairs has been 'seriously misleading'. He appointed Ernst and Young, reputable accountants, to look into his books for 1990-1, and they found that 'the net benefit for the Birt household' of the unusual payment arrangements was pounds 810.
and Lord Barnett issue their statement of support despite the fact that 'we do not normally respond to comment'. There is no explanation why the other ten governors did not add their voices to the statement.
Tuesday, 9 March: Viewers of late evening news bulletins were treated to an unusual sight - Mr Birt sitting on a stage before an audience, being grilled on his financial affairs by Jeremy Isaacs, General Director of the Royal Opera House. Was it some modern version of the Inquisition? No, an interview arranged many weeks ago as a prelude to a seminar at the National Film Theatre about the BBC's future.
In it, a contrite Mr Birt repeats his regrets and explains: 'I come from another world.'
He looks as though he would like to return there when Mr Isaacs (himself a former candidate for the Director-Generalship) asks him about the identity of the 'secretarial assistant' in his accounts. He snaps that it is a private matter.
Wednesday, 10 March: David Attenborough, television naturalist and former Controller of BBC2, says Mr Hussey and Lord Barnett are to blame for having agreed to Mr Birt's deal. Many BBC staffers (who spent a large part of the week on the phone to newspapers) agree.
Thursday, 11 March: Daily Mail offers reward of pounds 500 or an Armani suit to anyone who can identify the 'secretarial assistant' in Mr Birt's accounts.
Simultaneously the Financial Times media correspondent reveals that it is none other than Mr Birt's wife Jane, and claims the prize. Jane Birt thus appears in the company's accounts twice (once as a director) with a total remuneration of pounds 29,000 for the year.
Friday, 12 March: Stirrings of rebellion among governors. Several speak anonymously to reporters, criticising Mr Birt's pay arrangements and the fact that they had not been told about them.
The Daily Mail offers another prize - for a photograph of the elusive Mrs Birt. There are other revelations about Mr Henshaw: the Independent writes that he has no formal accountancy qualification, and other papers detail his colourful reputation among a large former clientele of arts and media people. Mr Birt is reported to have dispensed with his services since the scandal broke.
Alasdair Milne, Mr Birt's predecessor but one, criticises Mr Birt and the governors. Calls for Mr Birt's resignation come from Labour MPs and leaders of the broadcasting unions, still campaigning against the introduction next month of the 'producer choice' system of making programmes, which could casualise many staff jobs. Mr Birt is routinely blamed for this system but in fact it was put in place under Michael Checkland. Mr Birt spent most of his time as Deputy Director-General reviving the flagging current news and current affairs department, where the number of jobs was greatly increased.
On Radio 4's Any Questions? tonight the panel splits evenly. Lord Howe, the Conservative peer, and Graham Mather, of the European Policy Forum, say Mr Birt should stay and carry on his work of bringing commercial disciplines into the BBC. Bill Morris, of the Transport and General Workers Union, derides this as the establishment protecting its own, while Baroness Blackstone attacks the implication that public servants should use the same tax- avoiding schemes as some private businesses do.
A clutch of press and television journalists descend on the sunny Welsh village of Crickadarn, near Builth Wells, where the Birts have a weekend home. The couple are not there - he is at his London base in Wandsworth while Mrs Birt is said to have flown to America - so the reporters are forced to rough it at the nearby Llangoed Hall country hotel at pounds 95 a night, pounds 30 for the five-course gourmet dinner and pounds 25 for two hours of clay pigeon shooting.
Saturday, 13 March: David Mellor, who resigned from the Government after personal embarrassments of a different kind, defends Mr Birt on Radio 4's
Today programme, accusing the press of engaging in 'a typical old-fashioned witch-hunt where people are going in and enjoying the thrill of the chase'. Roger Gale, Conservative MP for Thanet North, denounces the 'totally scurrilous campaign' but veteran broadcaster Ludovic Kennedy says Mr Birt should go.
The feeling grows that he has no real alternative. In the BBC, bets are being taken as to when he will fall on his sword and who will succeed him. Thursday afternoon is the favoured time, but some say it could be sooner. Front runners for the succession are Mr Phillis, his newly-appointed deputy who has not yet taken up his post, and John Tusa, the former managing director of the World Service.
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So ladies, my question is exactly that.I gave birth to our son five days ago and I feel so distant from my boyfriend. Our relationship has been wonderful the entire pregnancy and for the 2 years we have been together but starting about a week before I gave birth till now I have just felt this weird void between us and I dont know what it is... Im insecure that Im getting boring because I dont do much during the day and he works a lot. I feel like we are running out of things to talk about and now we cant even cuddle or anything because im taking care of the baby. Any words of advice?
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We are still going through this as well! I have some issues saying how I feel without getting super emotional. I've always been that way lol I took time while DH was out and LO was asleep and I wrote him a letter. I just let everything spill out. When he got home he read it and then we talked about it! I think sometimes it may be easier to get everything out and explain how you feel a little easier in writing. Try that! I know for us not having sex is a big part of it too. We are a lot better but once things get back to a more normal routine we will be fine!
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So sorry you are feeling this way it totally sucks. I have felt this way after both births of my children. I feel super insecure and over worked because of the kids yet I feel lonely cause my husband doesn't seem to be paying attention to me. I cried and cried and finally got through to him so hoping things will get better for us. Hoping you will be able to communicate to your bf all your feelings. xo
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Exactly what Deb said. I've been married for 8.5 years, together for 13 years. We talk all the time about everything. Neither of us can read minds so we need to communicate. We are in this together, always. Stay on the same team!
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So glad you posted this! Baby isnt here yet but things are just off with us already... plus hes working out of state right now so its just phone communication which sucks in itself... thanks for the encouragement everyone:)
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Sometimes it helps to just say I miss you can I have a hug, I know it works with my husband. He's a simple man.
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19 July 2012 - The International Association of Outsourcing Professionals (IAOP) has ranked KPMG International number one in its annual ranking of the World's Best Outsourcing Advisors. KPMG moved up from the number two slot in last year's IAOP ranking. Being on the list for the fourth year running, this is a strong validation of KPMG's strengths in this high-demand industry.
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Soft, sleek hair!I've used biosilk for about 15 years! I wash, dry, and style my hair, and use a very small amount - maybe half a pea, over the top to tame flyaways. If I know my husband will be running his fingers through my hair (ahem), ill use a pea size amount and my hair smells wonderful, and is unbelievably soft. It reduces flyaways, static, and adds a little shine. One bottle lasts me over a year, so it's r...read moreeally not expensive considering. Be warned, however, that it can make your hair look greasy in a hurry if you use too much, so apply sparingly. Any extra can be rubbed on hands; it makes skin silk, too! — 2 years, 1 month agostacysrm | 21 reviews
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Its okIts ok, I like the smell and how if feels in my hair but it dont really control frizz at all or give me any shine unless I straighten my hair. — 2 years, 2 months agod2_gosh | 7 reviews
WonderfulI absolutely love this stuff. It smells amazing, makes my fine hair really shiny, and gets rid of any flyaway hairs. A little bit goes a long way - if you put a lot on your hair, it can make it look a bit oily. The best part is that you can also use this as a moisturizer on your body, so any excess you have leftover on your hands can be used anywhere you need! — 2 years, 6 months agoreb1119 | 6 reviews
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This is ALMOST my top product!(:This product is amazing!! I cant lie! It smells amazing, it cleared almost ALL of my split ends, and made my hair soooo silky! The cons to this though is it is really pricey and it runs out fast, even though I use a small amount. And when I wear it, it feels as through out the die it just dries off my hair, and my hair goes back to its dry ways again. I use it for staightening but... it didnt real...read morely help. I would recomended if you have fine hair, not thick. Now I use Aveda smoothing fluid and it works wounders(: — 2 years, 8 months agololita_hansen | 2 reviews
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Restores damaged hair!I was first introduced to this product when I got my first set of highlights 8 years ago. Since then I have used it off and on, and absolutely love it. The smell is amazing, one of the best smelling hair products ever! A little goes a long way but it really adds softness and shine to your hair. If I ever squeeze out too much I just rub the leftovers on my arms, it's awesome! It's a little pricey but will last a very long time. — 2 years, 11 months agoKate33 | 8 reviews
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Love the scentI have used this product for over 10 years and I have never written a review about it until now! It is really great to use as a touch up on your ends. It leaves hair looking radiant and healthy. I also like to take the excess oil and just rub it on my hands and skin because I love the scent so much. It can be used on wet and dry hair. Very effective! — 2 years, 11 months agoSophieT | 19 reviews
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PHOENIX -- Gov. Jan Brewer signed into law an overhaul of Arizona's embattled child welfare agency Thursday.
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The bills were backed by Brewer, who was present in the House for the vote.
The Senate first stripped extra cash tacked on a day earlier over concerns the House would not pass the bill.
Brewer proposed the overhaul after revelations late last year that more than 6,500 abuse and neglect reports were closed without investigation.
Brewer called lawmakers into a special session to enact the overhaul. The department will have $827 million in total funding.
Brewer originally said she would call the session in late April after at least five child welfare supervisors were fired following a four-month investigation.
In a statement, Brewer said the safety of Arizona children is one of her most important priorities and an issue that needs to be addressed sooner rather than later. A report from the Arizona Department of Public Safety increased the urgency even more.
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The Rhode Island coastline was hardest hit with high winds and power outages. That's why Gov. Gina Raimondo decided to check-in with the town managers of South Kingstown and Narragansett, as Rhode Island Public Radio's Ambar Espinoza reports.
The Department of Environmental Management wants the public to have a role in shaping the state's wildlife conservation efforts. The DEM will hold the first of four public meetings tonight to discuss the state's wildlife action plan.
South Kingstown is the 27th safest community in the nation, according to data from the national organization Neighborhood Scout.
It reports the total number of violent and property crimes per 1,000 residents in towns of 25,000 residents or more. Despite being the state's largest town and the home of the University of Rhode Island, South Kingstown was the only Rhode Island town ranked in the top 100. South Kingstown Police Chief Vincent Vespia said the town's high ranking is due to more than just the police.
The agencies responsible for keeping the roads clear in Rhode Island are having a challenging winter.
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About 270 students at South Kingstown High School signed a "pledge wall" on Thursday, promising to refrain from texting and driving.
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This year's Wesleyan Winter Classic — a tournament Tosaya began five years ago — has reached new heights, hosting 79 teams.
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