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SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Norway's Stolt-Nielsen Ltd reported on Thursday an 81% plunge in first-quarter 2013 net profit to $1.5m (€1.2m) despite a 2.7% increase in sales.
Revenues for the first three months of the year stood at $519.4m compared with $505.7m in the same period last year, with operating profit rising 7.5% to $33m based on unaudited financial results, the company said in a statement.
Compared with the fourth quarter of 2012, the company's earnings significantly declined because of heavy losses at Stolt Tankers, according to company CEO Niels G. Stolt-Nielsen in the statement.
"Stolt-Nielsen Ltd's poor first-quarter results were largely attributable to a loss at Stolt Tankers, where overall market conditions remain weak. Higher trading and operating expenses further depressed tanker earnings this quarter," he said.
Stolt Tankers incurred an operating loss of $2.8m in January-March 2013, compared with a $2.6m profit generated in the December quarter of last year, it said.
Stolt-Nielsen is a provider of integrated transportation solutions for bulk liquid chemicals, edible oils, acids, and other specialty liquids.
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A press conference called by Aam Aadmi Party leaders after television channels aired Arvind Kejriwal's remarks today saw AAP leaders and journalists enter into heated arguments.
The AAP leaders put a strong defence of their leader Kejriwal's remarks in Nagpur last night that the whole media was sold and heavy payments have been made to project Modi for Prime Ministership. He had also threatened to put the media in jail after an enquiry if AAP comes to power.
The moment the 35-minute press conference started journalists began grilling AAP leaders- Sanjay Singh and Ashutosh and Ashish Khetan, both former journalists- asking them for evidence to the charge that the "entire media was sold".
Singh said the channels were "twisting" news and were projecting Modi for Prime Ministership. He cited the instance of channels reporting that Kejriwal had told a meeting in Mumbai that he would prefer Modi to BSP leader Mayawati.
Then when pressed to disclose the names of the channels indulging in paid news, he named four of them and said the AAP would lodge a formal complaint with the Election Commission.
"Arvind Kejriwal has said that a section of media was implementing the agenda of Modi and BJP. His comments were directed against them. His comments were against those who distort news and resort to paid news," senior party leader Sanjay Singh told a press conference here.
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Jack Black Intense Therapy Lip Balm spf 25
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INGREDIENTSActive Ingredients: Octinoxate 7.5%, Avobenzone 3.0%. Lanolin 13.5% Petrolatum 40.2% cocoa seed butter, beeswax, ozokerite polygycryl-3 beeswax, flavor, shea butter, avocado oil, alkyl hydroxystearoyl stearate, tocopheryl acetate, isobutylparaben, butylparaben, isopropylparaben, cyclopentasilixane, microcrystalline wax, camellia sinenis leaf extract, cyclohexasiloxane
on 4/24/2015 5:19:00 AM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brunette, Curly, Coarse
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Deceived. That is how I feel after purchasing this junky lip balm last winter. I read countless reviews that raved about the "no junk, natural ingredients" and maximum level of moisture this apparently provided. I even read the list of ingredients on the Ulta website and the Jack Black website, both of which conveniently failed to include certain cheapo ingredients like petroleum. The ingredient label on the tube itself was covered in a safety seal, so I couldn't actually read it until I got home. Turns out, I paid almost $8 for some Vaseline and lanolin that, for some reason, smell exactly like minty insulin. I will admit that it does a good job of moisturizing my lips when applied at bedtime. However, the texture is so uncomfortably thick and sticky and the smell so odd that I only tried this a couple of times - it honestly just grossed me out. I get better results and have a much more pleasant experience with C.O. Bigelow's My Favorite Night Balm or Rose Salve...both of which contain many of the same ingredients as Jack Black but have a smoother texture. I'm trying to avoid petroleum/petrolatum and mineral oil in my lip products, but if I had to choose one "junky ingredient-containing" product, I would go with the C.O. Bigelow options I listed above or even original Aquaphor Healing Ointment (the Lip Repair version is petroleum/mineral oil free but doesn't work as well).
on 4/10/2015 12:57:00 AM
Age: 19-24
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Tbh.... I thought that it was worth the hype when I first bought it, but after using it for a few times- it just wasn't that great. Idk. It's not that hydrating, and it's glossy. I won't be buying this again.
on 4/2/2015 4:00:00 PM
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The best lip balm ever. I wear a lot of lipsticks, which make my naturally dry lips yearn for moisture. Last winter I had so chapped and cracked lips that even Bepanthen (a medicine lotion) wasn't hydrating enough. I didn't have high hopes for this, so I was pleasantly surprised when this turned out to be extremely effective. For the first time, a lip balm seemed to hydrate my lips more deeply that I didn't have to add it again after a few hours. After using the Intense Therapy Lip Balm a couple of times, my lips started to heal back to normal.
The lip balm has a nice menthol scent and I like that it tingles a bit on the lips - it feels like it's actually working. I love that the balm is in a tube, and SPF 25 is great for cold, sunny winter days when your outdoors (and naturally for summer).
My only complaint is that the product runs out pretty fast and therefore, is pretty pricey. Due to the price, I try to save this for situations when my lips start to feel chapped.
on 3/12/2015 2:12:00 PM
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So glad that I tried this on recommendation. I have a pile of drugstore balms that I've been using non-stop this with winter to no avail. Within a day after using this the hard spot on the bottom center lip finally softened. The lanolin, I suspect has made the difference. Highly recommend.
on 2/26/2015 3:56:00 AM
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One of my fave lip balms, and I have numerous I have tried, LIKE A LOT.
My lips always seem chapped and chap easily and this helps a lot.
It's petroleum based, has a high SPF, and hydrates my lips.
I have the Shea Butter & vitamin E which doesn't really have a scent.
I like applying this before I wear matte lipsticks and it helps with keeping them a bit more moisturized, for me this sinks in quickly depending on how little/ how much I slather this on.
It was $7 something at ulta which made me cringe at first but I really like it.
on 2/22/2015 3:28:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
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I've been struggling with super chapped/cracked/bleeding lips lately, and I've been using this at night in combination with Smith's Rosebud Salve. It seems to work better as a once a day treatment for me than a regular lip balm. I put it on at night and wake up with moisturized lips. It hasn't added to my suffering, so by that measure, I'm calling it a success. It's not too expensive, so I'd give it a try if your lips are cracked.
on 2/5/2015 1:43:00 AM
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Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought this product because so many people swore it was the Holy Grail of lip balms. I honestly had such high hopes for it, and I really, really wanted to like it. Unfortunately though, Jack Black Intense Therapy Lip Balm just didn't work on my severely-chapped lips. The balm seemed to just sit on top of my lips, and in addition to that, it was soooo greasy. The mint caused my lips to tingle, which just irritated my poor lips even more. And speaking of the mint, the mint and shea butter (which I think is the original) smells absolutely awful. I don't know if I got a bad batch or what, but I could barely stand to put it on. Overall, I would not recommend this product to anyone with really chapped lips. If your lips are really bad, I'd say go for Smith's Rosebud Salve. It has worked absolute wonders for me.
on 2/4/2015 12:39:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I bought the lip balm in the flavor mint and shea butter. Being mint, I knew that it would tingle my lips for a couple of minutes, because that's the body's natural reaction. The lip balm doesn't tingle, it BURNS. I'm talking lips on fire for a good half hour. I would've put up with the burning if it actually cured my chapped lips, but it did nothing. Besides the burning, eight dollars is a hell of a lot of money to pay for a useless lip balm.
on 1/18/2015 9:15:00 PM
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Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I used to be really pleased with this product but it seems the formula and definitely the smell have changed. I had the lemon as well a grapefruit ones and they both smelled and worked great. However, the new grapefruit tube I purchased smells like a doctor's office or latex gloves. It is definitely the product and not the packaging. Absolutely disgusting and I will be returning this to sephora asap. I will upload pictures of the old and new tubes.
on 1/13/2015 11:37:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
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I sincerely feel like I have never owned a real lip balm until getting this. Its incredibly hydrating, and it does a quick job at it. I used to stick to Labello and Nivea lip balms, and they did fine, until the day came when my lips were *actually* dry - then they'd be about as useful as rubbing water against them. This is sincerely wonderful. Pricey? Yeah, for sure. But its most certainly well worth the splurge, at least in my opinion.
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The Best Defense interview: Steve Coll on White House leaks & what might happen
- By Thomas E. RicksThomas E. Ricks covered the U.S. military for the Washington Post from 2000 through 2008. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Steve Coll, a former managing editor of the Washington Post and author of Ghost Wars, a favorite book of many readers of this blog, is one of the best journalists I've ever met. He especially understands intelligence matters, national security, and Washington. So when he wrote this week in the New Yorker about the possibility of high-level indictments of national security officials at the Obama White House, I paid attention. Here is an e-mail interview I conducted with him:
- What makes you think that there may be indictments of high-level Obama administration officials down the road?
It's clear that the Justice Department has been carrying out extensive interviews with current and former senior administration officials about David Sanger's excellent reporting on the Obama administration's involvement in cyberattacks against Iran. At the same time, the administration has established that it is willing to tolerate aggressive leak prosecutions against current and former government officials. Equally, the White House is allowing Justice prosecutors to make such decisions without political interference — as is proper (See: Richard Nixon). So if you add all that up, indictments are a possibility.
- Have you talked to David Sanger, or to anyone else at the New York Times, about the leaks to him? If so, what did they say?
I have not formally approached the Times or Sanger about this investigation — the subject of my New Yorker reporting was the separate prosecution of former C.I.A. officer John Kiriakou, who pleaded guilty and became the first C.I.A. officer ever sent to prison for providing information to the American press. In that longer story, I mentioned the ongoing Sanger case as context, based on what I picked up along the reporting trail, and I cited some reporting by the Washington Post, which appeared earlier this year.
- Do you think that the situation with Sanger and high-level Obama administration officials may have altered the Times's coverage of national security issues? If so, how?
I don't have any reason to think that. The Times, under executive editor Bill Keller and now Jill Abramson, has had to handle a succession of tricky editorial and publishing decisions involving classified information, from Wikileaks to these multiple leak investigations by the National Security Division at Justice. There was the Kiriakou case, which involved the Times; a separate case involving former C.I.A. officer Jeffrey Sterling and Times reporter James Risen; and now the Sanger case. In the Risen and Sanger cases, the Justice investigations have involved reporting done for books, in addition to reporting done for the Times. My reading from far outside is that the Times editors have done very well handling these dilemmas. It's a complicated responsibility, as I can testify from experience at the Washington Post. I'm sure there are at least a few calls the editors would like to have back, but overall I think they've made courageous, responsible decisions in the public interest.
- Who do you think might be indicted?
I don't know.
- Do you think such indictments would be justified?
Almost certainly not, particularly if they involve heavy charges under the Espionage Act or other similar statutes, as Justice has done in previous cases. As my story about the Kiriakou case outlined, leak prosecutions are highly selective and they fail to take into account the institutionalized failures and hypocrisy of the government's management of classified information. David Pozen, a law professor at Columbia University, estimates in a forthcoming Harvard Law Review article that fewer than three in a thousand leak violations are actually prosecuted, and the true percentage, if all leaks of classified information could be counted reliably, is almost certainly much closer to zero. These kinds of prosecutions — aimed, apparently at creating a deterrent effect — in an atmosphere of such laxity just can't be justified as public policy, even if they are permissible as a matter of law.
- What does all this say to you about how Washington (both in politics and journalism) works these days?
The Kiriakou case teases some of that out — it's a very polluted environment. There's a lot of opportunism from all sides. That's why they call Washington a swamp. But I think the single biggest factor — and a factor that could be fixed — is the broken system that over-classifies government information by orders of magnitude. Until the government can credibly distinguish a real secret from a phony or artificial one, prosecutions of leakers will always seem selective and without adequate foundation.
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Gordon Lubold is a national security reporter for Foreign Policy. He is also the author of FP's Situation Report, an e-mailed newsletter that is blasted out to more than 70,000 national security and foreign affairs subscribers each morning that includes the top nat-sec news, breaking news, tidbits, nuggets and what he likes to call "candy." Before arriving at FP, he was a senior advisor at the United States Institute of Peace in Washington, where he wrote on national security and foreign policy. Prior to his arrival at USIP, he was a defense reporter for Politico, where he launched the popular Morning Defense early morning blog and tip-sheet. Prior to that, he was the Pentagon and national security correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor, and before that he was the Pentagon correspondent for the Army Times chain of newspapers. He has covered conflict in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and other countries in South Asia, and has reported on military matters in sub-Saharan Africa, East Asia and Latin America as well as at American military bases across the country. He has spoken frequently on the sometimes-contentious relationship between the military and the media as a guest on numerous panels. He also appears on radio and television, including on CNN, public radio's Diane Rehm and To the Point, and C-SPAN's Washington Journal. He lives in Alexandria with his wife and two children.| The Cable |


text: It's recently been dubbed "The Lasch Bash." A Saturday barbecue at the center of one Penn State's biggest recruiting weekends of the summer, with camps running all three days.�It has competition. It has cache. It even, apparently, has a pie-eating contest.�On Saturday, it added an important commitment to the list.�New Jersey linebacker Manny Bowen announced on his Twitter account Saturday evening that he gave a verbal commitment to coach James Franklin and the Nittany Lions while visiting Happy Valley for the event.�Bowen's commitment pushes Penn State's 2015 signing class up to 17 pledges, placing them fourth in the country and still first in the Big Ten in the 247Sports Composite rankings.�Though he replaces Josh Barajas — who switched his commitment to home-state Notre Dame recently — as a second linebacker in the class, the two have different skillsets.�Barajas was athletic but still projected as more of an inside linebacker, similar to Jake Cooper, another 2015 Lions pledge.�At 6-foot-2, 205 pounds, Bowen is well known for his speed off the edge for Barnegat High School and could work as an outside linebacker or perhaps defensive coordinator Bob Shoop's "star" position.�Recruiting services are split so far on Bowen, who averages out to a three-star prospect in the 247 Composite, with Scout the most bullish, giving him a four-star rating.More telling, perhaps, is his offer list.�His talents have earned him scholarship offers from across the country, including from powers Alabama, Clemson, Florida, Miami, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Oregon and Wisconsin out of a list of 30-plus.�In Franklin's short time on the job, his new staff has done exceptionally well recruiting in New Jersey. Quarterback Brandon Wimbush, receiver Juwan Johnson, offensive lineman Steven Gonzalez and defensive back Myles Hartsfield.�Wimbush, Johnson, Gonzalez and Bowen are all ranked in the top six in the state at the moment.�Add that on to receiver Saeed Blacknall in the 2014 class, as well as the staff's ability to keep tight end Mike Gesicki in the fold, and the Lions are having success in the Garden State not seen since Fran Ganter was offensive coordinator and the point man for recruiting there.�As it happens, Penn State's new offensive coordinator is originally from New Jersey and has been involved in recruiting there for years.�If you have a free moment, here's our Sunday takeout feature on John Donovan. Many Penn State fans don't know much about him yet because he keeps a low profile on an otherwise bombastic coaching staff. But he'll be in the spotlight soon enough thanks to a job that's he thrilled to have.�Below is Penn State's updated recruiting map, which can be expanded by clicking on the full-screen icon in the upper right corner of the frame. Click on either of the other two categories in the box on the left side to reveal offers to see where Penn State is concentrating its recruiting efforts.�—derek�


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Two Jones Intermediate School fifth graders were recognized Monday by Kiran Charities' founder Michael Anthony, who flew in from Texas Sunday to present the girls plaques for making a difference in the lives of students in India and linking the "Leader in Me" spirit to students locally and abroad.
Anthony, a chemical engineer, made it his life's mission to help children in India who he considered among the poorest of the poor.
The group he works with includes other businessman who grew up in poverty in India. For the first four years of the group, Anthony provided financial assistance to schools in southern India to supplement or completel underwrite the salaries of the teaching staff at three primary schools and two secondary schools, as well as underwriting capital improvements such as the installation of toilets, computer labs, and libraries. The organization grew from there as a way to organize charitable giving for his cause and currently serves 10 schools.
The girls honored were Avery Cox and Bailey Sizemore. The two organized a Kids to Kids Karnival on May 10 which raised $800 for the group and will be used to purchase chickens whose eggs will provide more nourishment for the students. The carnival represents nothing more to Anthony than proof every person can make a difference in the world.
The idea grew out of a challenge from Science Technology Engineering Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) Coach Patty Burgess for students to solve a world problem.
"Indian children are so serious about education," Anthony told the students. "Because our children are orphans, they stay in schools all year long. They sleep in their classrooms at night on mats. I encourage you to take your education seriously. It is not just about money. Knowledge frees you from fear. It frees your heart and gives you hope. Learn. It is not to just help yourself. It's to help the world"
He told the class members when they grew older they would change the world and said many of the adults now are carrying too much emotional baggage to help them solve global problems. Kiran Charities Executive Director David Long and his wife Polly were also on hand for the presentation.
The Longs showed their PowerPoint presentation on Kids to Kids at Jones last fall, which inspired Cox as she viewed the slabs of cement many of the children sleep, eat and study on. Burgess challenged the students to come up with a solution to the problem as part of the problem solving activities component of STEAM. After the class assignment, Burgess asked her students if anyone wanted to follow through.
"We know this is the end of the school year," said Polly Long. "Use the summer to read, go to library, think about things and plan. These girls, your classmates are able to make a difference in the lives of hundreds of children. Eight hundred dollars is a lot of money in India. All of you can be a leader and make a difference."
Long told the students children in India lucky enough to own a backpack can easily put all of their belongings in one. David Long said classes in the schools stop at dark only because there is no light and electric power is not consistent. He said some classes have 100 students to one teacher.
Anthony explained teaches often live in the schools as well and the numbers and range of ages of students makes the schools act like a community to itself, with older children taking care of younger ones. He said "they do this happily" and that one core value of Indian schools is to smile.
"It is hard for me to translate to you the difference the $800 will make," said David Long. "Every penny goes to help the children." He told the class they could obtain more information at the group's web site, www.kirancharities.org.
David Broyles may be reached at 336-719-1952 or on twitter@MtAiryNewsDave.


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Boscia Luminizing Black Mask Reviews
Sticky StickyPutting the mask on is like putting tar on your face. It was the stickiest, craziest experience of my life. That said, I did not experience any trouble peeling it off. You need to use enough to create a pretty thick layer, but it peels right off. My face felt tight, but I didn' notice any luminous-ness. — 2 years, 8 months agojeanine_michelle | 11 reviews
unsureI don't think I put a thick enough layer on, because there were parts of the mask that were really tough for me to peel off. I also go the mask in my eyebrow a bit, which wasn't so pleasant to remove. When I was having some trouble peeling off mask, I thought wow I will never use that again But my face looked GREAT after, the product left my pores looking smaller and my face looking super clean...read more and smooth. I'm not sure this is the easiest product to use to get that effect, but it did deliver on results. You have to have the patience for the peel off mask process I think to enjoy/for it to be worth it. — 2 years, 8 months agoahawes | 12 reviews
I can still see all my blackheadsThis product did nothing for me when it came to helping remove my blackhead problem (I have an oily T-zone with lots of blackheads on my nose). My skin looked slightly more radiant after using this, but I'm 22 and this isn't why I bought this. I expected clear or at least less clogged pores after spending so much money on this. Sadly, no such luck. — 3 years, 6 months agoyinyxlum | 23 reviews
save your moneyPros: Smells pretty good. Doesn't dry your face out. Makes skin feel soft and smooth. Skins looks relatively clear after the peel. Cons: The price. Actually getting it to peel was a little difficult. After one use, I suppose it made my skin look and feel pretty good. However, you can definitely find a cheaper face mask/peel that works just as well and maybe even better (like Queen Helene brands)...read more. The product makes no promises to rid your complexion of black heads or acne, so don't purchase this if that's what you're looking for. Overall, it was an okay product and performed as it promised, but for the price I don't think I'd get it again. Maybe after a second or third use I'll see a more outstanding result. — 3 years, 8 months agoitswhatigot | 14 reviews
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not impressedi saw so many reviews about boscia's peel off mask and was eager to try it, i have lots of blackheads on my nose/chin area coupled with dry skin and am always open to try things to get rid of them.. i applied the mask as directed (its kind of hard to get an even application i don't recommend covering your whole face just trouble spots) when i peeled it off i saw some dead skin on the underside of ...read morethe mask but no blackheads were removed and i didnt seem "luminized" it didnt dry my face out or anything bad it just didnt perform like a $34 mask for only 2-ish ounces should. if it wasnt so ridiculously priced it would have got an 8 from me. — 3 years, 11 months agorinnity | 12 reviews
A MUST HAVEIt does everything! Clean our ur blackheads, leaves skin smooth and silky, clean all the dirt, oil, and a bonus for fun when peeling it off your face. It does not hurt at all. I have super sensitive skin and this works perfectly!!!! A must have! really! — 4 years agocassie_van | 13 reviews
Perhpas Baby Bear would get it just right, but I sure didn'tI was so excited to try this product - every review I had read and every Sephora associate RAVED about it! The first time I tried it I had such a difficult time peeling it off of my face. The directions say to "gently peel", but in order to even get it started I had to furiously rub a section! I thought perhaps I didn't apply it as thickly as I should have, so I gave it another try a few days late...read morer.... This time it wouldn't dry in the recommended 15 minutes. Didn't dry in 20 minutes. Or 25 minutes. By the time 30 minutes rolled around, I just took a washcloth to it(turning my washcloth AND face towel black). Too thin. Too thick. I don't know if I'm going to bother trying to get it "just right". And my skin doesn't look any more youthful, dewy or luminescent. I'm just $40 poorer. — 4 years, 1 month agorozzanna | 1 reviews
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Best mask I've ever usedImmediately after using this mask I noticed smaller looking pores, smoother brighter skin and a noticeable firmness. I've tried a few other masks and none compare to this one. Best thing about this mask is that it works really well for oily skin. It gets rid of oil without over drying. Well worth the price. — 4 years, 3 months agoadjua_owusu | 22 reviews
Black puddyI really enjoyed using Bosica Luminizing Black Mask. It did make my face feel smoother and pores were visably smaller right after using the product. It lived up to the claims the manufactorer written. You just have to keep it on for about 20 minutes then gentle peel off. It does peel off, I was so happy to see a black mock-up of my face in my hands. Try a sample from Sephora then buy it the next day, thats what I did. — 4 years, 7 months agoholly_day | 1 reviews
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Black "gold"Quality doesn't even begin to explain how great this is! This mask is a MUST (sample @ least once to see what I'm saying). The black mask I only leave on for as long as it takes to dry, which is about 15 mins. $34.95 @ Sephora is not that bad of a price considering it sucks every bit of nastiness out of your pores and immediately see it, along with the golden glow you get right away. — 4 years, 6 months agoheavenly36 | 3 reviews
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Taxpayers to Limit Campaign Spending v. Fair Political Practices Commission
(b) If provisions of 2 or more measures approved at the same election conflict, those of the measure receiving the highest affirmative vote shall prevail.
The central question was whether only the provisions of the superseding measure take effect or whether the provisions prevail on points of conflict. The court determined that:
- When two or more measures are competing initiatives, either because they are expressly offered as "all-or-nothing" alternatives or because each creates a comprehensive regulatory scheme related to the same subject, section 10(b) mandates that only the provisions of the measure receiving the highest number of affirmative votes be enforced.[1]
The court argued that combining initiatives piecemeal could lead to outcomes unintended by voters. (A notable example of such unintended consequences occurred in Oregon in 1908.)
The case concerned California Proposition 68 (1988) and California Proposition 73 (1988). Both initiatives were about regulating political campaign contributions. They both passed, but 73 received more votes than 68. The same law firm (Remcho, Johansen & Purcell) that brought this action then sued, in the case of Service Employees International Union v. Fair Political Practices Commission, and got Proposition 73 invalidated as well.


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5 Parks near Carson City, Nevada
Zephyr Cove, Nevada 14.21 miles SW
Virginia City, Nevada 14.56 miles NE
Topaz Lake, Nevada 17.78 miles S
Carson City, Nevada (map) | (775) 883-1123
Sites: 157 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 10 Reviews
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Aug 2014 - $38.00
Minimal shade and approaching from the South, one must make a U-turn and then enter. For TV, you had to put a deposit on a box. Not the fault of the hosts but the cable company. Close spacing but doable. - whaler25
May 2014 - $35.00
Excellent location, could not ask for a better host. When we got here I asked for a shady spot, his reaction was "let me lock up, and we will walk around till you find what you want." Only negatives are the small sites and iffy Wi-Fi. As the host said, when this park was built there weren't any 40' rigs. Sites are a little unlevel but a board fixes all. Very quiet even though in town as the name states. I would stay here again. Rate reflects Good Sam discount. - Jack&Wanda
Sep 2013 - $34.00
Nice campground for the price, close drive to Lake Tahoe or Virginia City. Sites a little close and not much shade, but good for overnight, and convenient. - Casita Vagabond
Carson City, Nevada (map) | (775) 882-2445
Sites: 150 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 33 Reviews
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Mar 2015 - $38.00
We arrived just after 3 PM and the office was closed. There was a person there to show us to a campsite but he was not very sharp. The campground was clean and neat. The water and power were fine. We did not try the wifi or cable. When we paid the next morning the person at the desk was helpful, friendly and knowledgeable. - SteveFerrill
Sep 2014 - $37.00
Centrally located park, next to Costco and an easy days drive to Lake Tahoe and Virginia City. Large sites with tables and some shade. The dog "run" is behind the park's fence running parallel to the freeway and needed a clean up. Feces underfoot in all directions. Perhaps if they supplied bags, it would be better. But that was the only real negative I found. Large cable line-up and good WiFi. Would stay here again. - frmOregon
Jun 2014 - $40.00
We stayed for one night while passing through. The owner is a really great guy, however there is a lady who checks you in who is very rude. The sites are kind of tight, but certainly do able. Wi-Fi worked great, all utilities were fine. They have a little racket that they work, so heads up. Basically they charge you $5 for a key to the bathrooms, and when you leave you give the key back and get your $5 back. If you do not take the key, you don't get your $5 back; we found this out the hard way. - TXDego
Carson City, Nevada (map) | (775) 849-0684
Sites: 63 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 4 Reviews
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Jun 2013 - $20.00
Nice campground, well maintained. Sites are not level. Clean bathrooms, flush toilets, one pay shower. Lots of shade beneath tall pines. Nice hiking trail. Peaceful. Several pull-thru sites for longer trailers. No utilities, fresh water spigots spaced around. Dump station is $5 extra. Fire pit and picnic table at each site. Paved interior roads a little narrow with trees, we had no trouble with our 30' travel trailer, but we were careful. - trussman
Sep 2012 - $20.00
This county campground is nicely shaded by big ponderosa pines which is a welcome relief in 90 degree heat. Paved road and pull through sites, but very tight for big rigs. Well spaced sites. Most are not level but come with fire ring and table. It overlooks the valley and the newly opened freeway. Wind in the trees drown out most of the freeway noise. Take the Davis Creek exit off 395. You must pay an extra $1 per pet per night. Pay showers are very clean. No hookups. Dump for extra $5. Convenient to both Reno and Carson City. - Thunderboldt
Apr 2007 - $15.00
Generally, for a County RV park, this is quite nice. Lots of trees, shade and clean facilities. Given its proximity to Reno, during the weekends, you get a bunch of locals that bring their contractor style generators. Much better during the week. Only a handful of sites are easy access for larger units. It is a challenge to get your unit level. Having been there in the past, it was much nicer for $11 than the $15+, add $ for each pet and $ for an extra vehicle, you might was well go somewhere else with full hookups. Not recommended for large trailers or motor homes. Good family type campground. - nvdesertrat
Carson City, Nevada (map) | (775) 885-9000
Sites: 48 | Latest Rate: $27.00 | 22 Reviews
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May 2015 - $27.00
Paved level full hookup sites. Some road noise from I-580 but not bad. Nice, reasonably priced laundry, 8 each commercial but household size washers & dryers. We would stay here again if in area. Staff very friendly and helpful. - ebaldy
Mar 2015 - $30.00
This is a Small RV Park (45 sites) behind the Gold Dust Casino - near Highway 580 - but not too bad for noise. If you are sensitive to traffic noise bring ear plugs. Check-in was a little confusing as we weren't sure where to go to check in. It turns out you should pull up to the hotel check-in area and go inside. Or if they give you a site number when you make a reservation - park and walk over to check in.
Wifi and TV were good. Bathrooms were clean & required a code. The sites were a good size. We chose a back in. The pull-through sites are bigger. All sites have some grass by them and a picnic table. The sites are all paved and spaced well.
We chose a site as far away from the highway as possible - just because of the possibility of traffic noise.
Originally we were going to stay at the RV Park that is near Costco which was recommended by a fellow camper when we were in Bishop, CA. But our gut told us to try this smaller one at this Casino (never stayed at a casino before.) We were really glad once we saw the other place because the other one is sandwiched between 2 busy highways and the sites look really small and appear to be dirt.
We would stay here at the Gold Dust again. - NiMo
Jun 2014 - $33.00
Return trip here. Hookups, Wi-Fi, space, location all great. Cable TV is now a box to hookup. It doesn't work. Noticed several campers with the same problem. Staff, friendly, said they are going back to regular cable. They told us that 7 months ago. - 1yearusa
Carson City, Nevada (map) | (775) 687-4319
Sites: 49 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 10 Reviews
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Nov 2014 - $34.00
Very expensive! We had to pay the double price of $34 because we drove our tow car to the site instead of towing it. What difference does that make? Restroom and shower were already closed. Absolutely no service, but very beautiful sites and beautiful environment. - Denise9
May 2013 - $28.00
Washoe Lake is our favorite campground in the Reno-Carson City area. Strictly dry camping but there is a dump/fill station at the entrance. Smell of sage is everywhere (nice). Each site has a ramada to provide shelter from the afternoon sun. Most sites are plenty long enough to accommodate large rigs. About half hour drive into Reno if you are into the casino scene. Went to Virginia City and spent a full day visiting the various shops and exploring the wild west grave yard (very interesting epitaphs). Will always stay at Washoe Lake when visiting this area. - CG Pilot
Mar 2013 - $17.00
This is a beautiful state park set in an open desert environment. There are no hook-ups, but water is available for filling your fresh water tank and there are flush toilets and showers available as well as a dump station. The view from our campsite out across the fragrant sagebrush and beyond to the mountains in the distance was beautiful. There is very little shade available so this campground would be quite hot in the summer. The bathrooms and showers are clean, but very basic. The water in the shower was not very warm and you have to keep pushing a button to keep the stream of water flowing - an awkward arrangement. It was a very quiet, pretty and peaceful place to camp while we explored the surrounding area. Don't miss Virginia City, an easy day trip from the park. We'd definitely stay here again! - BruceandKathyWA


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I should probably start this with a little background on myself as regards fighting games, I would call myself a fan of fighting games but defiantly a player in the casual bracket of players and my only experience with versus games is a few matches of the MVC2 demo on xbla. I was drawn to MVC3 due to its roster as I am a big fan of marvel and Capcom and the game didn't look quite as ridiculously crazy hard to play as MVC2. I have two brothers and a few friends who in the past I have played fighting games frequently with and none of them really played the versus series either so if nothing else I would have equally skilled players to match up with, which is usually a big part of if you will enjoy a fighting game.
Right of the bat I can defiantly say that I am digging the art style of the game, it really looks fantastic and some of the full screen hyper's and combo's just look amazing. The music in the game is actually pretty good, some big fan service is on show here for sure. Voice acting in the game is something that really has had a lot of time and love invested into it and it really helps bring the characters to life, a few of the catchphrases that come out at the start of a match gave me a good chuckle. The stages in this game are really good, the only problem is that there really isn't that many to choose from and I would have liked at least a few more to choose from. One of the bigger let downs is the menu's in the game, they just don't really look that good and are at times a bit of a pain to navigate.
As far as the roster goes I would defiantly say that I pretty happy with it and most of the characters you would want to play as are there. Marvel has got there big guns in with the likes of Wolverine, Spiderman, Ironman, Cap and I was happy to see a few slightly less well known characters like Deadpool and M.O.D.O.K make the grade. In was surprised that there was no Cyclops or daredevil in the game and personally would have liked to see the Punisher make an appearance I feel like she-hulk is almost a waste of a character slot and a completely uninteresting character to me. Capcom has a strong roster of characters and pretty skilfully incorporated some of the more unusual characters like Arthur, Amaratsu, Tronne, Viewtiful Joe to the point that after a few games you are totally used to them being in the game. If I could add anyone to the Capcom roster I would defiantly like to see Frank West and Megaman in the game but other than that the only other complaint on the Capcom side is the announcer pronouncing Chris as "kiss"… I'm serious, I hope that's not just me hearing that.
There are basically four modes on offer for players; arcade, missions/training, local versus and online play. I'll start of with arcade mode. This is just about as basic as it comes, you fight 6 random teams and then Galactus appears he summons two random characters for you to fight and then you have to take on Galactus. I don't mind the arcade mode being short as you will have to play it a lot for all the endings but the final battle is actually kind of a mess, the two on one battle doesn't work because when fighting two characters you can't target correctly and the Galactus fight is a little lackluster. The endings are just two images accompanied by some text and though the completionist in me totally wants to see them all this defiantly is disappointed considering the crazy endings they possibly could have crafted.
The training mode is basically exactly what you would expect if you have played any other Capcom games with this feature and is a necessary inclusion. The mission mode is basically the challenge mode from street fighter and starts off with a few basic moves and combos and builds into combos that are (at least for me) a true challenge to master. It's a nice mode and helps you get familiar with what moves you can chain together easily but again the presentation is a little messy, instead of showing button inputs for your special and hyper moves on screen it just gives you the name of the move. This is defiantly a big annoyance as it means you are constantly pausing to know bring up the moves you have to pull off in the chain, this means only the truly dedicated will ever bother to see this mode through.
The multiplayer is great fun locally, the frame rate is solid and the madcap action is awesome in a room full of friends. I have to say that the "simple mode" feature is maybe one of the most useless things in a game ever… this is not a game that requires a simple mode and frankly I don't know why you would ever pick this. The major plus is that even the people watching when you play don't get bored because this game is even fun to watch, which leads me on to one of the massive failings of the online, there is no spectator mode. Literally when you are in a lobby online you just watch health bars battle it out, in this day and age that defiantly seems to be a big shortcoming. The online generally runs well, a little lag here and there but I defiantly had some trouble finding match's whenever I was using the quick search for ranked matches instead of custom match. Frequently "could not connect to opponent" messages would pop up and then it would kick you all the way back to the main menu, this isn't that bad the first time but is very frustrating after multiple occurrences I can only recommend always using the custom match feature.
Well I guess I will finish with the most important feature of this game and most games in general, the gameplay. The game is certainly friendlier to newcomers than MVC2, it operates with a light, medium, heavy attack buttons and another to launch your opponent up into the air. There is no charge moves to be seen and even hyper's are easy to pull off as they are just special moves but with two buttons. The fast paced and sometimes overwhelming gameplay can be difficult to follow at first but you get used to it very quickly. You will be pulling off basic combos in no time and even air juggling is easy to do and when you pull off something really cool it just feels awesome. The gameplay is easy enough for you to pick up and have fun matches just mashing and throwing a few special moves but if you really want to get crazy with it the depth is defiantly there for players looking to get competitive on the next level. My verdict is that this is a game that is fun for beginners but only if you have some similarly skilled friends to play with, deep enough to satisfy veteran fighting game players and the only real let down is in some strange choices Capcom made in what is otherwise a well polished, eccentric, love letter to the fans.


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I completely understand your perspective of the buck stops here re: tradition. etc. I certainly assume that level of responsibility on my vessel, regardless of who's at the helm.
That " Person in Charge" works well for vessels that carry more than one passenger. I think the challenge came with the advent and proliferation of the PWC. where there's only one passenger/operator. One solution could have been to only require Jet ski operators to take a course and be licensed. I believe that some states have done just that.
The Navy model works well at sea where there's plenty of room and time to make course adjustments. And the fact that they require you to stay clear. On crowded inland waterways with a ton of go-fast boats; the closing rate of two power vessels meeting or passing in close quarters imposes a much shorter decision making period.
Another consideration that probably played in to the equation was alcohol use. If I recall correctly Alcohol was involved in some way in 1/3 of the approximately 650 boating related deaths in the US last year. Here, in NJ at least, your boat operators license is now linked in part to ones drivers license. The top 6 factors in all the fatalities were: Operator inattention, Operator inexperience, Improper lookout, Excessive speed, Rules violations and Alcohol use. All operator related.
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I have not seen this before. Harken says not to make the halyard too tight. This system seems to me to be inconststant. Does anyone have an opinion.
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What you describe is highly doubtful.. and if true is rigged incorrectly. Very much so.
Far more likely that your furler/jib halyard goes down the inside of the mast, and another adjustable line is your topping lift. I'd be amazed if in fact the same line goes through the masthead sheaves and down to the boom. Pictures would help here....
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when i purchased the boat the mast and standing rigging was up. The halyard for the furler is small in diameter and has a spliced eye . It then travels thru the mast and at some point is spliced into 1/2" double braide that runs through a block at end of boom into a clam on the boom.
I did not think this is correct . so I removed the line line from the boom
and secured it to the mast. I just dont understand why the difference in the halyard thcikness . I have 2 other halyards that I am assuming are for other sails (the angle to the mast is incorrect for the furler rap) Thanks again. kirk
Rig the Furller and topping lift independently
I also own a Coaster and it is a great go any-where boat.
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I hired tom to do a bankruptcy for me and paid 600 dollars. I didnt make the appointments because i was out of town but he didnt care and said i had to pay 300 dollars more if i wanted to go through with it. He didnt go to court and he didnt do anything except make two appointments and he kept my money for doing nothing.
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Tom Hyde was the worst attorney I have ever experienced. First of all he is extremely arrogant, uncaring and unprofessional. You get the feeling he has a miserable life and takes it out on anyone, including his clients. I could get past that if he knew his job but even there he fails miserably.
Without going into the gory details Tom gave me the complete WRONG legal advise which had long term ramifications. I was diagnosed with a serious illness after hiring him and during the process he just added to my nightmare.
I am amazed that he has even one good review. These people must have found him on a "good day". I normally do not write reviews but if I can save anyone from Mr. Hyde I feel it is my duty.
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I'm a young woman in my early twenties, getting out of a bad marriage. My husband and I agreed to an uncontested divorce and we went about looking on line for an inexpensive attorney. I found Mr. Hyde's website and printed off the questionnaire that they require and the following day I was able to come in for an easy, free consultation. I had the paperwork in my hands two days later. I got them back to the Tacoma office and had them filed at Lincoln County two weeks later. I didn't have to pay any unknown fees and the workers (Jan and Sierra) were great help, friendly and knowledgeable. Thanks guys! I appreciate all your work, I WILL recommend you to anybody I know who needs a divorce attorney.
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I used Mr. Hyde ten years ago for my first divorce. Happily recommended many friends over the years and have had good responses. I knew that Mr Hyde has filed thousands of divorces in Lincoln County because of costs and convenience. His office couldn't have been nicer or more cooperative. Should I divorce for the third time I will happily use his services.
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First of all, this lawyer has been very lax in following through on my case which is yet to be filed because he has not gotten around to doing they job yet. I full filled all my requirements and paid all my fees up front--my case should have been filed 2+ weeks ago, possibly a bit longer give a few days. When I call his staff for updates they all tell me different stories about where the paperwork is as far as the process.
I continue to call the court house he is supposed to file this paperwork at and I ask if they have gotten the paperwork which was supposedly filed on the 14th of Feb, 2011 (according to one of his offices). The court house says they haven't gotten said paperwork. Than I spoke directly with him yesterday and he tells me it was mailed out last Saturday and that the court house should have it by now. The court tells me that they do not and that they do not have any lingering un-posted mail and that they post it the same day they get it so that the 90 day waiting period can start for couples seeking dissolution in WA state. Because of a former incident with this laywer I am inclinded to believe the court house staff when weighting out both sides of the story.
When I was supposed to be mailed this paperwork originally (the beginging of the process) a smiliar issue occured....so that is twice that the paperwork hasn't arrived where it was supposed to within a reasonable time frame! I find it very hard to believe that this could happen twice with one case. Seems suspect at the very least and the laywers staff blamed the postal service the first time..now they are blaming the court house for the delays and disaapearance of this paperwork. It makes me mad but also worries me-- where is this paperwork at that has all this personal information contained within it? And when I asked him this question his attidude and statement was seriously defensive and arguementitive. He said quote ..."THAT IS NOT MY PROBLEM--IT WAS MAILED AND THAT IS WHAT I AM REQUIRED TO DO-- I DID MY END STOP HARASSING ME" He actually had the gaul to imply that I was harrassing him simply because I had concerns that the paperwork had disappeared and that it was taking a long while for things to get done...longer than reasonable. This stuck me as way more than unprofessional so I started to inquired about his background...and now I have bigger concerns about his ethics!!!!!
So I had a representitve (mediary) contact Hyde to follow-up after the unplesant tone. When my representitive did contact Hyde..the lawyer was completely unprofessional insulting and making defensive accusations about being "harassed". This never happened! My representitive simply was asking him to follow-up and do his job or offer me my money back. I should have had a lawyer who was reputable do the job right! I have my regrets about this whole deal... and I did not like his deaming tone about being thankful for his service as I was getting him at a huge discount...what a total crock! I will post about the outcome on here.
I have yet to see my divorce be filed as it was agreed per Hyde's written contract. So I started to look into why he cannot do business in King County and found out he was in trouble here ...this is why he works out of different counties but will not act as a laywer in King County. I really wish I would have known all this ahead of time because now I have to wonder if my divorce will ever be filed and be handled right. This laywers inactions are costing me time/stess and delyaing my life.
I won't be recommending him to anyone if he can't follow through and I might be contacting the Barr Association to see what recourse I have because of his shoddy behavior and his inability to follow through. I will give him another week to get his rear in gear. I mean really, how hard is it to file a non contested divorce ..if you are a lawyer in this state and there are no issues between the parties seeking a divorce?!
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I went to Mr. Hyde on a recommendation from a friend of mine who had used Mr. Hyde about 5 years ago. I downloaded his questionairre, filled it out and called his office. He saw me in a couple of days. Had the paperwork ready for me and my ex to sign within a week. We both signed the day after they called me. It was filed within a week or so. There were no hiccups with my case. It was painless and inexpensive. I didn't have to worry about a thing. I would highly recommend Mr. Hyde to any of my friends who need a good divorce attorney.
Posted by a Chapter 7 client
Had a chapter 7 bankruptcy with Mr. Hyde. I could have paid over $1800 to another lawyer, but he did everything for me for less than $800. I had to provide a lot of paperwork to get my bankruptcy done and then once I got it to the lawyer, he took it from their. I was not overly impressed with his nurse Ratchet secretary but he evened her out. Just seemed she was stressed. This is the most nerve wracking thing I have every had to do in my life, but he kept me informed. If you don't do your part, he can't do his and he told me that unless I followed deadlines he set, then he could not do his job. He stressed that I had to keep his office informed of changes and when I didn't he could not communicate with me. Very efficient and no frills. I would happily recommend him to friends in the future, just hope his secretary is in a better mood.
Posted by a Chapter 13 client
The first time I met with him he had 3 other appointments book at the same time. I only got to talk to him for maybe 10mins. I had a friend who used him before so, even though I had lots more question I still decieded to go with him thinking I will get everything answered later.
That turned out to be really hard. I had a court date that ended up having a lean on my house that he never came to. Then the day of my court he told me I had 2 weeks to come up with the money to get the lean off my house saying that he had been waiting for a month and a half, but I knew nothing of it. Coming up with $300.00 when you are file bankrupcy and struggleing to pay your mortatge is really hard. The worst is I felt like no one care. Like it was my fault that I didn't know about it.


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Meaning and name origin
Marisa \m(a)-ri-sa\ as a girl's name is pronounced ma-REES-ah. It is of Latin origin. Variant of Maria. Maris, or Marissa. Actresses Marisa Berenson, Marisa Tomei.
Marisa has 8 variant forms: Mareesa, Mareisa, Maressa, Marysa, Marysia, Moreisa, Morisa and Morysa.
For more information, see also related girl names Mary, Nerissa and Risa.
Marisa is a very popular first name for females (#641 out of 4276) but an uncommon surname or last name for all people (2000 U.S. Census).
Displayed below is the baby name popularity of the name Marisa for girls (2015 statistics).
Displayed below is a comparison of the popularity of the girl name Marisa and its variant forms. Variation forms ranked in the Top 1000/100 are Maria, Marisa, Marissa and Mary. (2015 statistics).
Similar Names
Marisa is also pronounced similarly to Mariza, Marrissa, Maryssa, Mauresa, Maurisa, Maurissa, Merissa and Morissa. Other suggested similar baby names are Carisa, Karisa, Larisa, Maisa, Marcia, Marga, Marice, Maricia, Marika, Marike, Mariko, Marina, Marise, Marisha, Mariska, Mariske, Marisse, Marita, Maritsa, Marja, Markia, Marlisa, Marris, Marsha, Marsia, Maryka, Marys, Maryse, Maurise, Meris and Parisa. These names tend to be less commonly used than Marisa.
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