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As a Tinted Moisturizer Cleanse and tone as your face as normal. When your skin is still slightly damp (not wet!), mix a small amount of colour supplement with your moisturizer. Adjust the colour as you go along to get the perfect shade. Apply to the whole face evenly, working your way out from the nose. As a Foundation or Concealer Cleanse and tone as your face as normal. When your skin is still slightly damp (not wet!), dot a small amount of colour supplement on your skin. Blend evenly with a clean fingertip until smooth.
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For beautiful porcelain skin
We make Dark Yellow with a soya oil base (instead of mineral-oil) to keep your pores clean and beautiful. This color supplement is for sun-kissed olive skins, yellow toned complexions and skin that tans easily. It works brilliantly to even out skin tone and create a beautiful finish. Since it has such a high concentration of yellow pigment, Dark Yellow is ideal for covering up dark under eye circles.
- Here comes the sun: Dark Yellow is best for warmer skin tones with hints of yellow, olive and brown.
- Still not sure if Dark Yellow is for you? Look down at your wrists. If your veins are green, then you have warmer undertones and should use a 'yellow' supplement.
- Gentle rose infusion: The rose infusion base of our color supplements makes them suitable for all kinds of skin, even sensitive faces.
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= Natural ingredients = Safe syntheticsFresh Rose Petal Infusion (Rosa damascena) , Soya Oil (Glycine Soja) , Titanium Dioxide , Rice Bran Oil (Oryza sativa) , Stearic Acid , Talc , Glycerine , Triethanolamine , Iron Oxides , Cetearyl Alcohol , Methylparaben , Propylparaben
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Q:This would be my first time buying any type of color corrector so I'm not exactly sure how everything works yet. I have the Tea Tree Cleanser, but not a moisturizer, is it mandatory to use a moisturizer when applying this product?Asked on 12/25/2014 by Abbey
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A:Dark Yellow can be used with or without a moisturizer as either a) Tinted Moisturizer or b) Foundation/Concealer. As a tinted moisturizer (more subtle and dewy), mix a small amount of colour supplement with your moisturizer and adjust the colour as you go along to get the perfect shade. As a Foundation or Concealer, dot a small amount of colour supplement on your freshly washed, damp skin. Blend evenly with a clean fingertip until smooth.Answered on 12/29/2014 by Elizabeth from LUSH Direct
Q:Can you mix this with my foundation? My current foundation is too pink for me and I was wondering if you mix it together with the color supplement will it make it yellow?Asked on 9/22/2014 by Manyluck from Florida
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A:Yes, you can definitely mix this with your foundation! It will give it a deeper color and also try using it with your moisturizer to give you a lighter coverage.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Anonymous
A:Absolutely! The vegetable oil base of our color supplements makes them very easy to mix. You can use them on their own, combine them with other color supplements to create your perfect match or mix them with your moisturizer for a light coverage.Answered on 9/25/2014 by Rene from LUSH Direct
A:Yes! This is a great product because you can use it alone or mix with another item. I usually combine it with moisturizer to create a tint or with some highlighting liquid when I want a "glow" I have mixed it with foundation before, and it worked fine, but I don't usually use full coverage so that's not what I normally do.
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Q:I am very interested in this product but want to know which one would best fit my skin tone. I am NC 42- NC 45 which one would you recommend?Asked on 11/3/2013 by Domi from New York,NY
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A:It sounds like Dark Yellow would be the closest match, but the only way to know for sure is to try it on your skin! Our Colour Supplements blend well with a range of tones, which is why our selection of colours is a bit on the small side, and they don't directly correspond with other brands.Answered on 11/29/2013 by Brandy from LUSH
A:I am Caucasian with medium skintone and just a hint of olive. This is the only lush color I've tried, but it blends perfectly. I mix a dab of moisturizer into it and use on my whole face. Doesn't look like I'm wearing makeup at all!
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A:I'm not familiar with the terms NC-42/NC-45 but I bought the dark yellow
colour supplement a few months ago and have liked it pretty well. I usually
put it on everyday with an spf moisturizer and it does an excellent job of
evening out my skin tone. A friend told me it made my skin glow. I like
that part of it; and that is never looks too heavy and stays on all day.
However, sometimes it does make my skin oily, which might be the rice bran
oil. I think there's a powder that lush recommends with the colour
supplements that I thought about buying for getting rid of oily spots
during the day.Answered on 11/4/2013 by Anonymous
Q:I'm definitely thinking of buying this product, I'm looking for an a more natural alternative to what I use currently as my foundation (Covergirl Outlast 3 in 1 or something like that). I love the coverage from it, because I have some acne. Will this product conceal mild-moderate acne well?Asked on 8/4/2013 by Sarah from United States
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A:Since everyone's skin is different, it is hard to say whether the supplement will provide enough coverage; some will find that it works effectively, while others may need to use an additional concealer to help completely cover a specific spot.Answered on 9/25/2013 by Anonymous
A:This is a great natural base, but if doesn't really cover reddish acne very well, I usually have to use concealer on those problem spots with this product.Answered on 9/18/2013 by LORAELLIE from RANCHO CUCAMONGA
Q:Hi, I have some questions on this product. My skin color is light brown, I'm indian so I'm not really sure which one will go good with my complexion. So will this product blend with my skin easily? If it doesn't then which of the color supplements will blend easily with my skin? My undertone is neutral and has a combination of red, blue and yellow base. ThanksAsked on 6/18/2012 by Chloelovesglitter12 from New York, NY
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A:I have the same challenges! So hard to find the right foundation isn't it? I love these because I can customize them - especially as I'm more reddish in the summer and more yellow in the winter. I'm guessing that the Dark Yellow and the Dark Pink will work together to make the perfect blend for you.Answered on 9/7/2012 by SLCR from Boston, MA
A:Dark Yellow is a nice choice for Indian skin tones because you can change the concentration of the product depending on how dark or light you are. We would suggest experimenting by mixing different amounts of moisturizer with the color supplement to find a tone that suits your skin.Answered on 10/27/2012 by Melissa S from LUSH Direct


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Lobby doors will open at 5 p.m., theater doors will open at 5:30 p.m., followed by the rum-drenched music and comedy of the Bilge Pumps starting at 6 p.m. The show will even be recorded for possible inclusion on the band's forthcoming album.
Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 5-12. Tickets are for general seating and can be purchased in advance by calling the Uptown Box Office at 972-237-UPTN (8786), at the theater on the day of the event, by visiting the theater's online box office, or by visiting thebilgepumps.com.
The Bilge Pumps are a pirate music group who specialize in performances that combine nautical songs, sea shanties, and Celtic music with a huge dose of silly comedy.
The group performs larger than life in their pirate costumes with their variety of instruments backing up their bellowing voices. They have been in demand all over the country for their goofy stage antics as they take everyone's favorite nautical music and add their own particular spin on it.
Their show is crafted to pull each audience member in, encourage them to play along with their high-energy shenanigans, and have them leave with a smile on their face and a story to tell their friends.
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Gift Helps Launch Enterprise Architecture Program at School of Digital Sciences
DETROIT and CANTON, Ohio, June 2, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — A gift to Kent State University's new School of Digital Sciences will allow students to pursue a first-in-the-nation concentration in Enterprise Architecture at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
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Enterprise Architecture is a concept used by Fortune 500 companies, the United States government and major organizations around the world to assist those entities in creating technological roadmaps that match their business needs. Using these roadmaps, organizations develop tools and processes to help their employees work smarter and more efficiently.
Through this partnership, the Enterprise Architecture Center Of Excellence (EACOE) will donate to Kent State a five-year license to use its courseware in the School of Digital Sciences' curriculum, a gift valued at $3.2 million. Samuel B. Holcman, chairman of the Pinnacle Business Group Inc. and managing director of the Enterprise Architecture Center Of Excellence, calls the collaboration with the university exciting because of the school's multidisciplinary approach to the topic.
"What students will gain is a series of transferable skills that will make them extremely valuable to organizations around the world," Holcman said. "But while Enterprise Architecture is of interest to people around the world, work in the field from an academic standpoint is very thin. We believe academic institutions like Kent State can bring discipline to this, with the university becoming the foremost authority in the world."
Holcman is one of the field's early pioneers; his organization has educated more than 130,000 people on the topic and works with corporate and government clients around the world. EACOE's U.S. offices are located in Pinckney, Michigan.
"In the last 20 years, people have started to pay attention because of one word, and that word is complexity," Holcman said. "The business and technological needs of modern organizations are extremely complex. The analogy I like to give is if you're building a rowboat, you don't need information and planning. If you're building a cruise ship, you better do a lot of planning and architecture."
Dr. Denise A.D. Bedford, the Goodyear professor of knowledge management in the Information Architecture and Knowledge Management program of Kent State's School of Library and Information Science, also serves as a faculty member in the School of Digital Sciences. She calls EACOE's courses "the best training you can get."
"They start with the idea that information technology is really about business and performance, and looking at whether you have gaps," Bedford said. "Organizations today are struggling to manage all of their I.T. components and to see how those components align with business goals. Enterprise Architecture puts the focus on business goals to create systems that work together – so that tools work for users, rather than users working for tools."
Kent State's newest school will operate under a multidisciplinary model that incorporates faculty and courses from existing programs, including computer science, computer information systems, technology, library and information science, visual communication design, communication studies and instructional technology. The first classes will be offered in fall 2011.
"Sam's gift is a strong endorsement of our forward-looking program, which is poised for tremendous growth," said Dr. Robert A. Walker, director of the Kent State's School of Digital Sciences. "Courses will be available through online distance learning, allowing students from around the world to 'come to Kent State' and tap into this unique curriculum."
The school fits within the university's vision of driving knowledge and economic growth in the region and beyond.
"The impact on Ohio, in particular, could be meaningful," said Bedford, who joined Kent State's faculty following her retirement from the World Bank. "We are in very tough economic times. One of the things Enterprise Architecture tells organizations is how they're spending money inefficiently. I think the jobs in this field are going to be significant."
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Tim Sutton said when his son was pulled over one night for crossing the yellow line while turning, officers repeatedly tried to get his son to let them search his car.
Sutton, an Alamance County commissioner, said Burlington police officers alleged they smelled alcohol inside 25-year-old Jonathan Sutton's car, and in addition to requiring Jonathan Sutton to take a roadside sobriety test and asking him to take a chemical analysis — which he refused — they persisted in asking him to consent to a search. Sutton said an officer asked his son, "If you have nothing to hide, why don't you let us search your car?"
Sutton said his son was leaving work after 2 a.m., when the business — which serves alcohol — had closed. Jonathan told officers he hadn't been drinking and did well on roadside testing, Sutton said.
"In my opinion, they delayed him long enough to bring in a drug dog," Sutton said, which, within a reasonable amount of time, police are entitled to do. He said the stop lasted about 20 minutes.
He said the dog didn't alert to any drugs in his son's car, and eventually police had to let his son go — without writing a ticket or making an arrest.
Sutton said his son understood his right to refuse to consent to a police search of his vehicle without probable cause, but others, unaware of the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, may feel they have to oblige an officer's every request.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE law, based on the Fourth Amendment, isn't any simple topic with black and white answers. There are times when officers are entitled under the law to search a person's home or car regardless of consent, and there are times when a driver or resident's consent is practically an officer's only ticket inside.
David Remington, a defense attorney in Alamance County, said the problem is that most people don't know they're entitled to refuse a search conducted without a warrant or probable cause.
"People never know their rights," Remington said. "They don't know their rights, they don't exercise them, and officers do take advantage of their ignorance."
Steven Friedland, a professor at the Elon University School of Law, said under the Supreme Court's motor vehicle exception, an officer doesn't have to have a warrant to search a mobile vehicle if he has probable cause to believe there is contraband inside.
But according to Alamance County District Attorney Pat Nadolski, it would be extremely difficult to come up with an exhaustive list of situations that give an officer probable cause to search a vehicle.
In general, an officer has probable cause to search a vehicle if contraband is in plain view, if he smells marijuana coming from the car, or if he sees an open container of alcohol inside the vehicle. Otherwise, an officer could search the vehicle with consent from the driver, if he had a search warrant for the vehicle, if an officer is conducting an inventory search after impounding a car, if the search was incident to arrest — which allows the officer only to search the area immediately around the arrestee, where the person could retrieve a weapon or destroy evidence, for example — or in an exigent circumstance, where there is reason to believe evidence could be destroyed or a person could pose a danger to the officer or someone else. Exigent circumstances typically apply only to searches of residences.
"That's why it becomes a question of fact," Nadolski said. "Does it rise to the level of probable cause? And there's no easy answer to that."
He said the District Attorney's office has a staff member on call at all times to receive and answer questions from law enforcement officers on what is permissible under the law.
Friedland said if an officer receives a tip that someone has drugs in his car, that information could rise to the level of probable cause and warrant a search of the vehicle.
WHEN IT COMES to searches of residences, the law is less flexible. With the exception of an exigent circumstance, in most situations officers must have a search warrant for the house or receive consent from the resident before coming in.
Judge Jim Roberson, chief district court judge in Alamance County, said few situations are the same when it comes to determining exigency, and factors officers must articulate are often both objective and subjective.
"(If an officer says), 'I opened the door and was knocked down by the smell of marijuana,' that's an objective sort of thing," Roberson said. "The subjective part is the officer analyzing whether he feels like (evidence) would be gone," and whether he has the means to secure the scene for investigative purposes, he said.
Remington said he received a call from one of his clients during a traffic stop one time, and officers had told the woman they were going to her house to search it, despite not having a warrant.
Remington declined to say which law enforcement agency conducted the stop, but said his client had just picked up her child from the school bus and was pulled over after officers told her they received an anonymous tip that there was cocaine in the vehicle.
He said the officers had a drug-sniffing dog walk around the perimeter of her vehicle — which was lawful — and the dog alerted at the front left wheel, where officers found a hide-a-key box with "a residual amount of cocaine powder" on it.
"They tell her they're going to her house to do a search of her home and there's nothing she can do about it," Remington said.
He said the client kept him on the phone the entire time, and she arrived back at her house where the homeowner — who was the woman's mother — also told officers they couldn't come in. The woman told officers she had her attorney on the phone, who said they couldn't conduct the search.
"I heard the officer say, 'I don't give a (expletive) who you got on the phone,'" Remington said.
Remington said the officers did find illegal activity in the house and went to a magistrate — "who was appalled as well" about the circumstances of the search — but ended up not charging the woman.
"A violation of state law is one thing, but to violate the law of the land to get a conviction on a state law violation — who is the worst lawbreaker in that case?" Remington said.
BURLINGTON POLICE CHIEF Jeffrey Smythe, in response to Sutton's criticism of the traffic stop conducted by his department, said that an officer asking multiple times for consent to search a vehicle wouldn't be a violation of the law.
"It's completely possible we would ask more than once," he said. "Realistically, it comes down to there's a bright line drawn in constitutional law of when police use coercion to obtain a search. But asking in a professional manner two or three or four or five times doesn't cross that line."
Remington said that often, people believe if they tell an officer he or she can search the vehicle, the officer won't actually conduct a search, but that is rarely the case.
"If you say 'yes' to a cop, they're searching," he said.
He said when asked the simple question of "Do you mind if I search your vehicle?" people can easily respond by saying they do mind.
"If they've got a right to come in, they're coming in," Remington said. "If they've got a right to get in your car, they're going in your car. But don't give them that right."
Smythe said if someone is unsure of whether an officer has a right to conduct a search, he or she should simply ask whether they're absolutely required to oblige.
"I think that you just need to ask the police officer, 'Do I have to let you do this?'" Smythe said. "They're on camera, and they know that they're being recorded. An officer is always going to tell the truth."
Nadolski and Roberson said even if a person believes he is exercising his Fourth Amendment right to refuse a search without a search warrant and isn't under the impression that officers have probable cause, that person can still be arrested for resisting the officer.
"I think citizens should abide by law enforcement's directives," Nadolski said.
Roberson said if an officer is actually conducting a search without probable cause, that a judge will determine that in court.
"If an officer is resisted (during a search), the officer can handle it just like any other resist," Roberson said. "Then, it's sorted out later in court by suppressing the evidence if it was improper."
Smythe said a judge "is always the one who verifies our exigency" when officers act without a search warrant.
It's a matter of "how hard they want to push," Smythe said. "They can push too hard and get arrested, or if they don't push and want to complain, complain, by all means. If we violated the law, sue us."


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Time to End Food Allergy Tragedies
Originally published in Allergic Living's Spring 2012 edition.
Little Amarria was the wakeup call. We have the tool, the auto-injector, to stop the senseless allergy deaths like hers. Now we have to use it.
ON THE first day of school after Christmas of 2011, 7-year-old Amarria Johnson and her Grade 1 classmates in Richmond, Virginia bounced outside of Hopkins Road Elementary after lunch to play. You could usually hear Amarria before you saw her: she loved to sing, in church, for the video camera, in the car, at school. She would sing for anyone, and she had big plans to be a star on the Disney Channel.
For this first day back to school, Amarria's mother had carefully rolled her daughter's long hair in a bun. The girl was excited to be going back. "She loved everything," her mother Laura Pendleton told Allergic Living. "The world was an awesome, innocent place."
Then a child in the playground gave her a peanut. Amarria had always avoided the peanut butter and jam sandwiches that the school offered for lunch every day because she had an allergy to peanuts. But this time, for reasons no one knows, she popped the peanut into her mouth.
Amarria knew right away she was in trouble. She asked the teacher outside to help. That was exactly what she was supposed to do. But then the system failed her.
The teacher walked Amarria to the school's health clinic, where an aide searched for an epinephrine auto-injector with Amarria's name on it. An auto-injector shoots epinephrine, also known as adrenaline, into the body. The drug can stop a severe allergic reaction outright or buy enough time for paramedics to arrive. Amarria desperately needed that shot of life; in the minutes after she arrived at the clinic, she was struggling to breathe. But the clinic did not have an auto-injector prescribed for Amarria.
A Child Runs Out of Breath
Over the next few minutes, the girl ran out of breath, right there in the clinic. Just before 2:30 p.m., the school called 911, but by the time firefighters and police arrived, Amarria's heart was failing. The rescuers tried CPR; they tried to restart her heart with a defibrillator. They rushed her to Chippenham Hospital, but it was too late. Amarria was pronounced dead shortly after she arrived. The cause of death: anaphylaxis and cardiac arrest.
It is such a senseless, heartbreaking loss of a little girl so full of life. But beyond the tragedy, this disturbing issue has emerged: there were likely auto-injectors prescribed to other students in the Hopkins Road Elementary clinic. (Allergic Living has learned this was likely the case, though the school board declines to comment on specifics.) If an auto-injector was there, however, the aide was not allowed to use it. Why?
"Many of our students [in Chesterfied County] have EpiPens at school," acknowledged Shawn Smith, the board's spokesman. "It's illegal to give a prescription drug to someone else," he said.
The staff at the county's public schools are instructed that they are only allowed to use an epinephrine auto-injector if it is specifically prescribed by a doctor for the child in question and if the school has the child's written action plan for allergy emergencies. "Absent those two," Smith said, "we're unable to carry out the doctor's [verbal] orders."
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GREAT FALLS – The Rev. Zack Williams is energized.
He compares his excitement to that of the biblical prophet Jeremiah.
"But his word was in mine heart as a burning fire shut up in my bones," Jeremiah 20:9 states.
That's because tonight will mark the 39th service of a revival that Second Baptist Church of Great Fall originally scheduled for seven days. Williams said God is on fire and moving in the midst of the tight-knit community.
The animal actor that has graced the big screen, television movies, talk shows and magazine covers, is coming here.
Jeff Watson and Brody the bear will stop by Nutramax Laboratories in Lancaster Business Park on Monday for a short visit.
Don't be fooled by the 1,300-pound Kodiak grizzly's soft, brown cuddly fur, amber eyes, turned up nose and sweet face.
Raised by Watson since he was 8 weeks old, Brody is a trained actor in every sense.
Sometimes, you don't know until you try.
If you happened to be on Main Street last Thursday afternoon, you would have seen me and photographer Aaron Morrison try a stunt that the late Pierce Horton Sr. of the Corner Drug Store did more than 60 years ago.
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There's nothing like the smell of fresh, homegrown tomatoes.
That is exactly what it smelled like in the Carol Raye Dowling Health Services Center at the University of South Carolina Lancaster where in mid-June participants peeled and quartered dozens of tomatoes during Clemson University Cooperation Extension's hands-on canning course.
Canning is one of the most time-tested ways to preserve that smell and taste of fresh food, but it must be done carefully.
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They include earning an education degree from the University of Memphis and becoming a teacher and high school softball coach and possibly, one day, a principal.
But should that plan go awry, the Cordova, Tenn., native does have a back-up.
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They have a wholesalers license and their product is certified as a South Carolina product. In fact, Barbara Lyles and Barbara Hilton even have a certificate from the Department of Homeland Security.
"We are certified as not being terrorists," Lyles said.
Their product is made in South Carolina and they are licensed to sell. Homeland Security might want to rethink their designation, though, because the cheesecakes Lyles and Hilton make in their small business are definitely "the bomb."
According to the Hearth, Patio and Barbecue's 2011 National Barbecue Poll, 70 percent of Americans prefer to cook out over eating out as a way to save money.
If dad enjoys cooking out, firing up the grill for Father's Day is a natural, low cost fit. It can be fun, easy and a stress-free way to avoid long restaurant lines.
Instead of a gift card, new tie, socks or shirt, why not make your dad feel like a king with a great Father's Day meal that will put a smile on his face?
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""To say that men and women should not inject their 'personal morality' into public policy debates is a practical absurdity; our law is by definition a codification of morality" ~President-elect Obama
Not quite. Most of us agree that cheating on one's spouse is immoral, but most of us also agree that trying to make cheating illegal would constitute an invasion of privacy. Just because something is immoral doesn't justify making it illegal.
The operative words here are "just because". Something does not become illegal solely because it is immoral. But we use our moral beliefs to come to conclusions about what "should" become illegal—-they are part of the consideration. Those beliefs are often at odds depending on one's perspective of what is "immoral."


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Kent State Researchers Solve Geometry Problem That Assists Drilling IndustryPosted Jun. 21, 2011
Two Kent State University researchers recently found out that solving an abstract geometry problem can yield unexpected benefits.
In the 1970s, then-graduate student Peter Palffy-Muhoray was obsessed with what he thought would be a simple geometry problem - calculating how close you can bring two ellipses together without one being on top of the other. It turned out to be a much more complicated problem than he originally thought, one that dogged Palffy-Muhoray for more than 25 years.
"I went to liquid crystal conferences and even offered a good bottle of whisky to the theorist who could solve the problem," said Palffy-Muhoray, now associate director of Kent State University's Liquid Crystal Institute. "But it turned out nobody succeeded in solving the problem."
Palffy-Muhoray, who is a professor of chemical physics at Kent State, revisited the problem a few years ago with Xiaoyu Zheng, assistant professor in the university's Department of Mathematical Sciences, and the pair finally cracked the code.
"We solved the problem in two dimensions in 2006 in just a few months, and then tackled the calculations in 3-D," Zheng said. The results were published in the respected journal Physical Review E in 2009, and the duo also shared their findings and the code to do the calculations on a Wiki site.
Zheng and Palffy-Muhoray were recently contacted by David Baker, senior geologist with the Chesapeake Energy Corporation of Oklahoma City, Okla. Baker had read about the research online and contacted the pair to express his delight at the findings and to ask for some help. That led to ongoing communication with Zheng that continued into this year.
"My question, which at first I thought was simple, turned into a discourse with Xiaoyu that solved the problem at hand and led to a solution for another," Baker said. "Chesapeake Energy is the number one driller of horizontal wells in the world, and to preserve the environment, conserve resources and protect correlative rights, we often drill our wells very close to each other from a single drill pad."
Baker imported the code into his system to modify it for his purposes, but Zheng followed up with him to work through any problems. "We have posted the code for people to use freely, but in a situation like this, we want to make sure that it is interpreted correctly," Zheng said.
According to Baker, solving the "rather abstract problem" helped his company in a significant way.
It turns out that the uncertainly in the position of wellbores are represented by ellipsoids, and knowing how close these can come together without overlapping helps to avoid collisions. "With a horizontal well costing upwards of $5 million, it is important that our wells never collide," Baker said. "What originally began as a study of liquid crystals has now been practically applied to drilling gas wells."
"Drilling technology is very sophisticated now and drilling specialists can control the direction that the drill head moves forward, but not with 100 percent accuracy," Palffy-Muhoray said. "They need to be certain that the two wells do not come into contact. It is most important that oil companies have all the available resources at hand to make sure that accidents don't happen."
Zheng and Palffy-Muhoray received a surprising number of additional inquiries about their calculations. While most were from academia, there were some other unexpected applications that were explored.
"We were contacted by one person who was interested in using the code to help study pedestrian traffic flow assuming, I guess, that people are basically shaped like ellipsoids," Palffy-Muhoray said. "It's surprising and very satisfying to note that liquid crystal-based research can have important applications in completely different areas."
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July 3, 2008
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A college education is an expensive purchase. It's certainly an investment, but an expensive one nonetheless. Many students are forced to take out thousands in student loans to afford college, but some are so close to paying for school that accumulating college debt on account of minor need would be a shame.
For many such students, tuition installment plans may be a good option. Certain colleges and universities allow students to split up their semester or trimester payments into monthly installments. They pair up with one or more tuition installment plan companies which administer the services, and make the option of enrolling available to those who are interested.
Students and parents who receive steady paychecks and those awaiting college scholarship or grant awards may benefit from the tuition installment plan option. Such plans are interest free, but, unfortunately, they are not cost free. Individuals who use tuition installment plans usually have to pay administering companies annual enrollment fees or finance charges, ones that usually average between $30 and $60. Certain participating colleges may also ask that those enrolled pay a large portion of their college tuition and fees up front.
Students considering a tuition installment plan should contact their college financial aid office to find out if the plan is available and, if so, what fees are involved.
July 2, 2008
On Tuesday, ACT and College Board (the administrators of the ACT and SAT tests) released a conversion table that could be used to compare scores of students who completed either exam. According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the table was based on a study of more than 300,000 students who had taken both tests between 2004 and 2006.
The two test providers release a similar table every few years, but the latest chart was a necessary update due to a change in the SAT format. In 2005, College Board added a new mandatory writing section to their exam, one that is optional for ACT takers. To better assist college administrators in making their admissions decisions, the new table predicts the SAT scores of students who chose to opt out of the ACT writing section as well as of those who completed all portions of the exam.
Students who did not take the writing section and received a score of 21 (the average composite score on the ACT), could expect a combined critical reading and math score of 990 on the SAT. Those who chose to complete the writing section of the ACT and received a composite English and writing score of 20 could expect to receive a 490 on the writing portion of the SAT.
College Board stressed that the comparisons were estimates and that a student's results on one test did not necessarily ensure the suggested equivalent. The company stated that, "In general, the scores should not be compared. However, we understand that our constituents, particularly members of the admissions community, have a need to assess the test scores of students, some of whom might have taken the SAT, while others might have taken the ACT."
July 1, 2008
Despite an initial House split over some of the bill's provisions—an incident which nearly doomed approval by the House—an agreement on the veteran college aid bill was reached by both Congress and the President. On June 30, President Bush signed into law the bill which would, among other things, provide veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars additional assistance in affording a college education.
The new law—similar in content to the WWII GI Bill—will call for an increase in the college financial aid awarded to troops who have served in either war for a minimum of three years. Sufficient assistance to pay for the most expensive public college or university in their respective states will be available to the veterans. Those who are eligible will also receive a monthly stipend to offset housing costs and other college-related expenditures.
The legislation will more than double the federal funding veterans previously received for a postsecondary education. Even those who are not currently planning for college can benefit as the money may be transferred to a veteran's child or spouse.
Perhaps the more controversial part of the bill was that which allocated $162 billion to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. According to ABC News, the new funds would bring the total amount approved for war expenditures to about $850 billion over the last five years. In reference to the bill, President Bush stated that, "Our nation has no greater responsibility than to support our men in women in uniform - especially because we're at war."
June 30, 2008
The Tea Council of the US, an organization of tea packers, importers and allied industries within the United States, is sponsoring the Calm-A-Sutra of Tea $20,000 Scholarship Competition . Students who are interested in applying will have to come up with a creative video that demonstrates an interesting way of drinking tea and mentions the health-related benefits of the beverage. Judges will consider the health-related content, the creativity and the individuality of submissions. Last year's applicants had exceptionally kooky ideas, so applicants will have to stretch imaginations to their fullest. For such a large dollar amount, it's worth it.
1. One $20,000 Scholarship
1. Applicants must be legal residents of the U.S. or Puerto Rico. 2. Applicants must be at least 16 years of age as of May 8, 2008.
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A one to two minute Internet video that describes the benefits of drinking tea and portrays a unique way of drinking it
Further details about the application process can be found by conducting a free college scholarship search. Once the search is completed, students eligible for the award will find it in their scholarship search results.
June 27, 2008
Kathy L. Hardy, her two daughters and two other associates are being charged for having allegedly taken out numerous fraudulent private student loans since 2005. The five women were accused of having received a combined sum of more than $690,000 by filling out over 70 student loan applications, reported U.S. News.
Though many of the loan applications were denied, a number of lenders, including Sallie Mae, the biggest student lender in the business, lent tens of thousands to the applicants. By using stolen Social Security numbers and the information of victims whose names resembled their own, the five women were able to slip by lender verifications.
The FBI's investigation into the matter began when one of the victims complained that someone had taken out a loan under her name. Upon further investigation, it was found that the women alleged to have been at fault had stolen numerous identities—including one that belong to a deceased person—to collect money.
The case raised concerns that the stealing of identities to obtain private student loans may be too simple. Because private student loans are easier to obtain than Federal Stafford and Perkins Loans, and because private student loans are not sent directly to colleges and universities, the potential for fraud may be considerable.
To minimize the chance that similar problems will arise in the future, a congressional provision that would force student lenders to forward loans directly to schools is being considered. The suggestion has received mixed reviews from lenders who, one hand, would like to eliminate the possibility of fraud, and, on the other, want to facilitate the borrowing process for potential customers.
June 26, 2008
On Tuesday, a Senate panel approved a budget that would increase, among other things, the Pell Grant funding for the 2009 school year. Currently, students who demonstrate financial need—as determined by a Department of Education's FAFSA calculation—can receive no more than $4,300 in Pell Grant money, but not all eligible students receive the full sum. For the upcoming year, the Pell Grant cap will be $4,731. If the Senate panel's budget is approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee and by the Senate, students could be eligible for up to $4,800.
According to The Chronicle of Higher Education, the Senate panel's bill would also provide new funding for the TRIO program, a seven-part financial aid initiative created to aid students from disadvantaged backgrounds and those facing circumstances that might hinder their academic pursuits. Additionally, it would provide colleges and universities with more money to pay for the Perkins Loan forgiveness program, one wherein colleges cancel the loans of students who enter select public service fields.
Today, the new initiative will move from the Senate panel to the Senate Appropriations Committee, and, if approved, it will be voted on by the Senate. Any differences between the Senate and House versions will have to be ironed out, and, only then, will President Bush have the option of signing.
June 25, 2008
Senior year is a breeze right? Yeah right. Between homework, standardized testing, applications and internships, things couldn't be further from the truth. And for those of you who decide to enroll in advanced placement classes, things could get hectic. But you will get through it, and you can do so successfully. The tips below may help you manage the schedule you have and obtain the grades you want.
Don't ignore the second semester. After all applications are sent out, once the preliminary acceptance letters are received, it's easy to breathe a sigh of relief. Unfortunately, AP classes are still in session during the second semester, and pushing through these final months can make or break your scores. Advanced Placement classes require serious effort; obtain the rewards that accompany them.Prioritize test material. Most teachers will, to some extent, emphasize test material during class discussions. They know that AP classes are difficult, and they want you to succeed on final exams. Take note when you hear that something may show up on the test. Ultimately, you only have so much time in your schedule, and, if you can't learn everything, at least learn what you need to know to earn a passing score.
AP first. All classes are important, but AP ones offer college credit potential. Therefore, when possible, address assignments dealing with these classes first. Once you have applied to schools, your overall GPA won't be a major issue—assuming it does not drop drastically—but AP scores will. If you can't give all classes full attention, at least address the ones that can lessen your college workload.
June 24, 2008
On February 14, 2008, five students were killed in a shooting at the Northern Illinois University in DeKalb. It was the fourth-worst university shooting in the history of the United States, following the Virginia Tech massacre, the University of Texas Clock Tower shooting, and the California State University massacre. As surprising and mystifying as the crime was, donors from across the country have made one thing clear—the victims will not be forgotten.
To honor those who were killed, scholarship providers large and small have pulled together $500,000 to create a scholarship for students of NIU, and more donations are expected. The new scholarship fund will be called "Forward, Together Forward," a line from the university's Huskie Fight Song, stated the Associated Press. Nearly 1,500 donors have pitched in to establish the fund—without solicitations.
The university plans to award five scholarships each year, to be granted on the annual anniversary of the shooting. The first scholarships will be awarded on Valentines Day of 2009. According to The Northern Star, Northern University's student newspaper, winners are expected to receive about $4,000 each and will be selected by a provost-designated scholarship board.
The new scholarship fund will help students significantly decrease the costs of their education, especially now that an increase in NIU tuition has been announced. During the 2008-2009 school year, college rates will increase by about 9.5 percent.Those who receive the scholarships will be able to both meet and exceed the increase. Further details about the award are expected in the coming months.
June 23, 2008
The True Patriot Network, publisher of "The True Patriot" pamphlet, is awarding a college scholarship to students who write the best response to the question, "What does true patriotism mean to you?" The providers of this award are dedicated to instilling in current politics the founding moral framework of America—regardless of party association---and hope to increase student involvement in politics. High school students interested in furthering their knowledge of the government, and in applying for this essay scholarship, may be eligible to win $25,000 for their postsecondary education.
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1. Applicant must be a high school student. 2. Applicant must be residing in the US. 3. Applications must be submitted in MS Word, in 12 point type, and must be double spaced. 4. Each essay page must include a name, title and contact information.
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1. An essay of no more than 1500 words answering the question, "What does true patriotism mean to you?"
June 20, 2008
It's one of the first pieces of advice future college students receive—don't live with your friends. I beg to differ. Whoever began this vicious rumor—I hate to be the bearer of bad news—was probably a poor roommate to begin with. Yes, living with a friend may lead to sporadic tensions, but so will living with anyone. And the pros of sharing a space with someone you already know generally outweigh the cons. Here are few reasons why living with a friend may actually be a good thing.
You Can Practice Your Social Skills. College is a great time to practice your communal living habits. Unless you plan to spend the rest of your days on a parents' couch, you will move out someday—probably with someone you care about. Living with a friend will teach you how to compromise and to respect the space of someone you would like to maintain a relationship with. If you know that you can easily ditch your roommate the following year, putting forth a serious effort may be more difficult.
You Know What You're Getting Into. Going on a year-long blind date may seem exciting---at first. Sure, things often work, but when they don't, roommate problems can get ugly. Even if you're not completely familiar with your friend's nonexistent sanitary habits—though you've probably been tipped off at some point—to some extent, you'll know what to expect. Things could be much worse. I've seen a roommate who stayed inside a one-bedroom dorm 24-7 playing videogames, one who left trash bags in their roommate's bedroom after a party (not to mention the dirty plates that lined the hallway) and a few who decided that their significant others would make the perfect third party.
You Can Create a Stronger Bond. Yes, you bond with high school friends, but it's just not the same as living with them. Even when things get awkward, when you're mad but don't want to talk about it, living with each other will bring you closer. You may not realize it until you've moved out, but once things are all said and done, you'll be able to reminisce about what you went through and hold debates about who was most obnoxious.
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Gold and antique gold fixtures are not back in style yet. To give your light fixtures a much- needed decorating boost, remove the fixture and paint it. To remove the fixture, go to the electrical panel and flip the switch for the fixture's circuit.
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This article original appeared in the August 2008 issue of Professional Carwashing and Detailing magazine. If you have a topic idea or would like to submit an article to be featured in the Tech Tips section of Professional Detailing e-News, please e-mail Kate Carr at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Whether you're already in the business or looking to enter the window tinting business, now is the time to prosper.
Owners of cars, boats, RVs, homes and businesses all need protection from Mother Nature. The sun's intense heat, glare and UV rays can make a vehicle uncomfortable and can make driving dangerous. Therefore, customers want to and need to protect their investments. You will be providing a much needed service in your community as a professional window tinter.
Play it up in marketing
When marketing your tinting services, remember that window tinting can also help reduce the chances of developing skin cancer. Window tinting will block out 99 percent of the sun's harmful UV rays. It's great protection, especially for the elderly and children. Window tinting can also reduce the solar heat by up to 60 percent and reduce annoying glare.
Other benefits of window tinting to highlight in your marketing efforts:
- Privacy: Window tinting will add privacy for the vehicle or home owner. What a burglar can't see, may act as a deterrent. High performance films create shatterproof glass which can also acts as a deterrent. This is another good reason to tint your vehicle, home or business.
- Energy savings: By tinting a home or business it can cut down an energy bill, because film will reduce heat up to 60 percent, therefore using less energy to cool or heat a building. Basically, the film acts as an insulation. Above and beyond that, it will protect carpets and furniture from fading due to excessive sun exposure.
- Attractiveness: Tinting also adds elegance to a car or home. No more faded curtains. While the real purpose is to protect and add privacy, the film also looks great on a home, business or vehicle.
Film options
There are all types of options for tinting film; 1 ply, 1.5 ply, 2 ply and metalized films are most common on cars. The general rule of thumb for detailers is the thicker the ply, the better the film. Usually the 1 and 1.5 ply films will last roughly three years, then begin to turn purple, bubble, peel and crack. The 2 ply film is much more durable and most shops offer a lifetime warranty from the film manufacturers. The metalized film will reject more heat, but with today's cars having all types of audio devices it can distort the sound if the antenna is in the window.
Thicker films are available for protecting homes and businesses from shattered glass during hurricanes, tornados and earthquakes which throw projectiles. You can help protect yourself and customers by applying a 4-mil thick or thicker film. The term in the industry is known as security film.
Training the right way
Learning the right techniques is just as important as choosing the right tools and film.
The hardest thing for you to learn when window tinting is usually heat shrinking back windows and installing film in tight seals. There is a dry shrink and wet shrink method, and depending on who you talk to, one window tinter may prefer one technique verses the other. I suggest attending a school that teaches both methods to find out which is better for you
The best thing to do is attend a professional school or act as an apprentice developing your skills by observing a professional. The rule of thumb is to do roughly 50 to 100 cars before setting out on your own. Repetition is key to becoming a quality installer.
Michael Patrick is the president of Appearance Plus Inc, of Melbourne, FL. For more information, visit www.appearance-plus.com.


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6/16/14 Casey Kasem Dies
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Monday, June 16, 2014
Radio legend CASEY KASEM passed away early yesterday morning at the age of 82. He died from "sepsis," which was brought on by an ulcerated bedsore. Casey was suffering from Lewy body dementia . . . a degenerative disease similar to Parkinson's, and the second-most common type of progressive dementia, after Alzheimer's.
Ever wondered if people are having sex on "The Bachelor"? Courtney Robertson, who won season 16 with Ben Flajnik as the bachelor, says yes. She has a new book coming out and she says the first time she was alone with Ben during filming they had sex. And since the producers didn't leave any condoms around, it was unprotected.
A producer from "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" just released his memoir. A few highlights: The show had a bar backstage and Quentin Tarantino once drank so much he was incoherent during his appearance . . . and Dennis Rodman was late so often the show would send a helicopter to pick him up. Christian Bale was a very difficult guest and got into arguments about potential "personal" questions that don't seem very personal at ALL . . . like "Where did you grow up?" and "What was your first acting gig?"
Harrison Ford's injuries were worse than producer's of the upcoming "Star Wars" movie let on. Apparently, Ford had to be flown to the hospital. He was hurt when a door from the Millennium Falcon unexpectedly fell on him. He injured his ankle and may have some pelvic injuries. He was flown to a hospital and his wife Calista Flockhart flew out to England to be with him.
6/13/14 Harrison Ford Injured
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Friday, June 13, 2014
The "National Enquirer" claims there's trouble between JENNIFER ANISTON and JUSTIN THEROUX . . . because he's been working out, which gives him VEINY ARMS . . . and she doesn't like them because they remind her of ANGELINA JOLIE'S. And Justin sees this as, quote, "just another example of her not being able to let go of the hurt and pain from her marriage to BRAD PITT."
It sounds like TRACY MORGAN is making some slow progress in his recovery, but it's still a pretty serious situation. Yesterday, his rep issued this update: Quote, "Today was a better day . . .While Tracy remains in critical, but stable, condition, he continues to show signs of improvement. His medical team remains optimistic that his recovery is progressing."
HARRISON FORD suffered an injury on the set of "Star Wars". Word has it that he broke his ankle while shooting a scene in the Millennium Falcon. Supposedly, one of the ship's hydraulic doors closed on it. Disney doesn't seem too concerned. They released a statement saying, quote, "Shooting will continue as planned while he recuperates."
CHELSEA HANDLER is ending "Chelsea Lately" in August, and she says it's because she's sick of celebrities. Quote, "I don't really care about JUSTIN BIEBER and I don't want to talk about him anymore . . . to make that happen, I had to just stop doing my show."
Lindsay Lohan has decided to have her famous freckles bleached or lasered away. A source said, "Lindsay is known for trying new things, but she's shocked friends and family members by suddenly getting irate over her freckles. She's always loved her freckles – well, pretended to, anyway – but now she's decided it's time to get rid of them…"
6/12/14 Adam Levine Apologizing
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Thursday, June 12, 2014
ADAM LEVINE is marrying model BEHATI PRINSLOO next month, and he wants to do it with a clean slate. According to "Us Weekly", he's been contacting ex-girlfriends to make amends. A source says, quote, "He apologized for how he treated them."
The woman that made Donald Sterling the most hated man in America, V. STIVIANO tried to get into the Maxim Hot 100 party. She was denied. By the way, She had leopard makeup on her face.
KEIRA KNIGHTLEY is worth an estimated $50 MILLION . . . but she claims she makes herself stick to a tight annual budget of $50,000. And there's a reason for that. She tells "Glamour" magazine, quote, "I think living an expensive lifestyle means you can't hang out with people who don't live that lifestyle. It alienates you. Some of my best, most hilarious times have been in the least luxurious places."
Allegedly, Ben Affleck was kicked out of yet another casino due to his reputation as an advantaged player. Affleck was asked by security to leave the gambling tables at the Caesar Windsor Hotel and Casino in Ontario after playing for only 20 minutes on May 31st. He was also banned from black jack at various casinos in Las Vegas in April. Sources say his wife, Jennifer Garner is fed up with his gambling habits and cancelled a family summer trip to Detroit.
6/11/14 Sandra Bullock's Nightmare
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Wednesday, June 11, 2014
We just found out that KOURTNEY KARDASHIAN is pregnant . . . and now she might be SINGLE, too. RadarOnline.com says Kourtney and her baby daddy SCOTT DISICK had a wicked fight at the rented house in New York where the new show "Kourtney & Khloe Take the Hamptons" is being filmed. And Scott stormed out of the house and checked into a nearby motel. Is there real trouble between Kourtney and Scott, or is this some scripted drama for the E! network?
Walmart truck driver Kevin Roper . . . the guy who crashed into TRACY MORGAN . . . is apparently talking about the accident on Twitter, and he's denying that he'd been up for over 24 hours at the time. He also claims he could've gotten off the hook with just a few tickets if he'd crashed into a NORMAL guy, but since it was a celebrity, he's, quote, "most likely [effed]."
The man charged with breaking into Sandra Bullock's home on Sunday was in possession of a machine gun. When the man broke into her home, Bullock locked herself in a room until police arrived and her son was not at home at the time. The suspect claims he didn't want to harm her... he wanted a face-to-face meeting with her. He was just charged with felony burglary as well as possession of a machine gun and stalking.
6/10/14 Halle Berry Has To Pay Up
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Tuesday, June 10, 2014
CASPER SMART is leaving JENNIFER LOPEZ in style. He'll be driving away in his choice of FOUR SWEET RIDES. Casper gets two motorcycles, a jeep and a Dodge Ram truck that J-Lo gave him over the course of the relationship. But there will be NO CASH PAYOUT.
Someone got a picture of GWYNETH PALTROW and CHRIS MARTIN looking kind of cozy at a restaurant. And they put their baby in the foreground. Chris also had dinner with Rihanna the other night. But they've worked together before, and might just be friends.
TRACY MORGAN'S family is DENYING rumors that his leg was crushed so badly in the accident last weekend that it would have to be amputated. A rep for the family adds, quote, "This recovery will be arduous" . . . but for now, Tracy "remains in critical but stable condition." Meanwhile, The 35-year-old Walmart truck driver who crashed into TRACY MORGAN'S limo over the weekend hadn't slept in over 24 hours. One attorney told Fox News that Kevin Roper COULD be looking at five to 10 years in prison if convicted for reckless driving because he fell asleep at the wheel.
It looks like the man who broke into SANDRA BULLOCK'S house early Sunday morning was OBSESSED with her. A police source says 39-year-old Joshua Corbett even kept a DIARY about Sandra. And when the cops showed up to arrest him, they found him going through her personal belongings. Sandra has already obtained an emergency restraining order against him.
HALLE BERRY is on the hook for some SERIOUS child support. A judge ordered her to pay 16-GRAND a month to her ex-boyfriend GABRIEL AUBRY. They have 50-50 custody of their 6-year-old daughter Nahla. She was also ordered to pay Aubry a lump sum of $115,000 for back support, plus $300,000 for his legal fees.


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Democratic Party
The Democratic Party traces its origins to the Democratic-Republican Party, founded by Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, and other influential opponents of the Federalists in 1792. Since the division of the Republican Party in the election of 1912, it has consistently positioned itself to the left of the Republican Party in economic as well as social matters. The economically activist philosophy of Franklin D. Roosevelt, which has strongly influenced American liberalism, has shaped much of the party's economic agenda since 1932. Roosevelt's New Deal coalition usually controlled the national government until the 1970s. The civil rights movement of the 1960s has continued to inspire the party's liberal principles, despite having lost the more conservative South in the process.
In 2004, it was the largest political party, with 72 million voters (42.6% of 169 million registered) claiming affiliation.[4] Since the 2006 midterm elections, the Democratic Party is the majority party for the 110th Congress; the party holds an outright majority in the House of Representatives and the Democratic caucus (including two independents) constitutes a majority in the United States Senate. Democrats also hold a majority of state governorships and control a plurality of state legislatures.
2010 Elections
State Legislatures
In 2010, a total of 1,229 candidates for State Senate and 5,009 candidates for State House are running under the Democrat label. This totals for 48.1% of the 11,099 candidates running for state house in all parties. For State Senate, Democrat candidates total for 44.4% of the 2,765 candidates running for Senate in all parties. State legislative elections will take place in 46 states during the 2010 election cycle.
External links
- The Democratic Party Official website
- Democratic Senate Caucus
- Democratic House Caucus
- DSCC: Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee (DSCC)
- Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC)
- Democratic Governors Association
- Democratic Attorneys General Association
- National Conference of Democratic Mayors
- National Federation of Democratic Women
- College Democrats of America
- Young Democrats of America
- Democrats Abroad
- Progressive Democrats of America
- ↑ Party of the People: A History of the Democrats by Jules Witcover, 2003, chapter 1, p.3: "The Democratic Party of the United States, the oldest existing in the world, was in a sense an illegitimate child, unwanted by the founding fathers of the American Republic."
- ↑ The Right Nation: Conservative Power in America by John Micklethwait & Adrian Wollridge, 2004, p.15: "The country possesses the world's oldest written constitution (1787); the Democratic Party has a good claim to being the world's oldest political party."
- ↑ Democratic Party, Encyclopædia Britannica Online
- ↑ Why politics is fun from catbirds' seats Neuhart, P. (22 January, 2004), USA Today


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Airbrush Tanning has always been my favorite way to get a tan.
Civilizations have been obsessed by the look of them since time began. From your striking faces of the ancient Egyptians towards the dramatic white faces in the Japanese Geishas, the quest of beauty often impacts the tone of versions skin. Elizabethan England is plagued by pale faced royalty whose paleness set them independent of the commoner whose skin ended up being darkened my hours of menial work inside sun. The frilly parasol, long sleeves and high necklines intended to protect ones fair skin through the sun's darkening rays followed the colonists towards the bustling fashion scene inside early American cities involving Boston, Chicago and New york. You can visit here for some great spray tan tips.
In 1923 legendary French fashion designer Coco Chanel returned through her sailing vacation within the French Riviera. As she strolled straight down the gangplank a trend was born. Her skin, bronzed by days within the deck of her suitor's private yacht, became the new standard. Pale was out and golden brown was a student in. The privileged few started to vacation in tropical climates through the harsh winter months. Their deep tans pronounced towards the world their position within society. Those less fortunate, spent hours "working on their tans" as they would bake inside sun through the hot summer months.
The particular 1950's Louis Reard's conceived the bikini. Soon the "All Over" tan became the style of choice. People flocked to your beaches to soak up sunshine with their baby fat and silver metallic reflectors. Suntanning swept the culture. Coppertone debuted the worlds best tanning advertisement - A new blond girl with a new cocker spaniel tugging on her swimming suit showing a tan line. Headline "Don't be considered a Pale Face". However even because of the hype, nature's long winter months slowly faded the nearly all golden brown skin returning to its natural color.
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Games with Gold offers free Xbox 360 games to qualifying Xbox Live Gold members. This article provides answers to commonly asked questions about the Games with Gold programme.
What is Games with Gold?
We want to thank our Xbox Live Gold members by providing two free game downloads a month. The Games with Gold programme started in June 2013 for Xbox 360 members. (See also Games with Gold for Xbox One.)
Is this only for new members?
Games with Gold is available to all Xbox Live Gold members. To download free games, you just need to be an Xbox Live Gold member at the time of redemption of any Games with Gold offering.
Is Games with Gold available in my region?
Games with Gold is available in the following countries and regions:
What if I'm on a 30-day Xbox Live Gold credit card trial?
You are eligible. You must have a current Xbox Live Gold membership or an Xbox Live Gold trial that requires a credit card.
What if I'm on a non-paid trial and I upgrade to Xbox Live Gold during the trial period to take advantage of a free game offer? Will I get the game?
If you upgrade to Xbox Live Gold during the duration of your non-paid trial period, your Xbox Live Gold membership will not start until the end of your free trial. As such, you will not be eligible to download a currently offered free game until your trial period ends and your paid membership begins.
If I redeem a promotional Xbox Live Gold token, will I be able to download the free games?
No, you would not be eligible. You must have a current Xbox Live Gold membership or trial that requires a credit card.
Can a child download mature content through Games with Gold?
The Games with Gold programme respects all Xbox parental control settings. Any restrictions set on purchasing mature content will be applied to child accounts when downloading the titles offered through Games with Gold.
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Games will be a mixture of fan-favourite Xbox Live Arcade and Games on Demand digital titles.
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Game titles generally are not disclosed in advance.
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The hotel's vacationers find plenty to do for leisure, from golf at one of many nearby courses to dining at one of the many restaurants in the surrounding corporate park. If you're in town during August, patrons can venture to the annual Ravinia Music Festival, held less than 10 miles from the hotel's site.
Near many Chicago suburbs, this hotel affords guests a respite from busy daily life. Our inviting Great Room features a fireplace and offers a place to relax. You can keep up with your exercise regimen in the indoor pool and 24-hour Fitness Center. Don't forget to stop by the daily free breakfast buffet and evening Social held Tuesday to Thursday, as well. Begin planning your stay today and prepare to "Get Comfortable!"
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When traveling with another person, I like the two separate sleeping/bathing rooms plus the common space with kitchen.
The kitchen is equipped for any kind of meal: ordered in, or self-prepared.
Towels and wash cloths are full, not past their prime, as in many hotels.
The breakfast was fresh, although i'd like to see more variation. Beans, rice, salsa, onions and tomatoes every day? If you're going international, go more than one nationality for foods.
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The Golden Triangle Regional Development Authority has hit its first bump in the road, but Clay County's economic development team will not be affected by a delay created at this week's Starkville City Council meeting.
"Everything in Clay County is on track," said Joe Max Higgins, CEO of the Columbus-Lowndes Development LINK. Clay County has been in contract with the LINK since the Spring, and Higgins' team has been working to bring industry into Clay County since then.
This week the Starkville City Council tabled the contract that would add the city to a partnership involving Clay, Lowndes and Oktibbeha counties.
On September 14, Higgins unveiled a plan developed by a steering committee that included Clay County's Robbie Robinson and Jackie Edwards. The plan called for the three communities in the Golden Triangle to unite, under contract, to form an economic partnership in hopes of drawing industry to the region rather than individual cities or counties.
Starkville Ward 2 Alderman Sandra Sistrunk raised concerns about what benefits the economic development partnership would have for Oktibbeha County and Starkville.
Her main concern was that Starkville and Oktibbeha County lack some of the resources that Clay and Lowndes currently enjoy, which she fears may lead to lopsided benefits in within the partnership.
Higgins had hoped the contracts would be signed this month, and he says that he is still optimistic special meetings will be called by the county and city boards to sign the contracts before November.
If Starkville and Oktibbeha do sign on, there will be a nationwide search for an economic developer for those communities. Ron Maloney serves as the economic developer for Clay County, and it has been business as usual for Maloney over the last week.
He and the rest of the his team are prepared to unveil a MegaSite here in Clay County that is assured to get some looks from major industries around the country and world.
"The new MegaSite will be unveiled to the public later this month and we are working closely with the steering committee to get the regional group on track for the contracts being signed as soon as possible," Higgins said in an email on Friday.
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