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A new feature film directed by Nima Nourizadeh, 'American Ultra', a stoner/action/comedy/thriller starring Jesse Eisenberg and Kristen Stewart, is set for release this August.
Partizan continues its collaboration with NBC as Jessie Hill and Tabitha Denholm direct the music videos for the four finalists of 'The Voice', including winner Sawyer Fredericks. The videos premiered on the show's season finale.
Anthony Wonke's film 'Children on the Frontline' takes home a BAFTA award for the Current Affairs category. Congratulations to Anthony!
Martin Stirling's Greenpeace film 'LEGO: Everything is NOT awesome.' takes home a White Pencil in the Creativity for Good category at this year's D&AD Awards.
Anthony Wonke's film 'Children On The Frontline' is nominated for a BAFTA and two BAFTA craft awards for Photography and for Breakthrough Talent for co-director Marcel Mettelsiefen!
Two Partizan directors won awards at this year's British Arrows. Congratulations to Traktor for Three Mobile's 'Sing It Kitty!' and to Stevie Russell for Royal British Legion's 'Every Man Remembered'!
Follow @wearepartizan on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram for exclusive updates and Instagram clips from the Antoine Bardou-Jacquet's 'MOONWALKERS' and use the #MoonwalkersSxSW hashtag to get in on the action.
Lisa Cholodenko was awarded the Directors Guild Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Movies for Television and Mini-Series last night for her HBO series 'Olive Kitteridge', starring Frances McDormand. Congratulations to Lisa on her first DGA Award!
In a very special collaboration between Partizan and NBC, Tabitha Denholm and The Young Astronauts directed videos for original songs by the four finalists of 'The Voice', which premiered in the show's season finale and pushed the songs to the top of the iTunes charts.
Congratulations to Chris Cairns, Philip Andelman and Victor Haegelin for their wins at this year's festival!
Newly signed director Grady Hall's Christmas campaign for Lexus reminds us that we're never too old for toys.
Lisa Cholodenko directs a new miniseries called 'Olive Kitteridge' for HBO starring Frances McDormand, Richard Jenkins and Bill Murray, based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Elizabeth Strout.
Dave McCary directs a sitcom parody for Saturday Night Live's 40th season premiere, starring Beck Bennett, Kyle Mooney and host Chris Pratt.
Raphael Frydman directs Tokyo Fantasy, a feature film that tells the story of famous Japanese rock band Sekai No Owari.
Tom Beard wins the Best Alternative Video - Budget category at the UK MVAs for his video 'Papi Pacify' by FKA Twigs.
Gal Shkedi was awarded Gold for Character Design in Animation for his 'Death Corporation' web series at the Ciclope International Festival of Craft in Berlin!
Congratulations to Michel Gondry, Philip Andelman, Tom Beard and Brett Webb for their nominations at the 2014 UK MVAs!
Follow the production of Michel Gondry's newest film 'Microbe et Gasoil'!
The Young Astronauts took home an MTV Video Music Award for Best Pop Video for 'Problem' by Ariana Grande feat. Iggy Azalea - now with over 152 million views on YouTube!
Partizan came away with 9 Lions in total at Cannes Lions 2014! One Gold, Five Silver and Three Bronze. Congratulations to Victor Haegelin, Chris Cairns and Eric Lynne!
There are more strip clubs in the United States than anywhere else in the world. In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that over 500,000 American citizens find employment at strip clubs. (And that's just what's on the books.) Yet despite the prevalence, our understanding of strippers and the club industry remains limited and subject to stereotypes. In this feature-length documentary, we hope to pull back the curtain and reveal a more complete picture of a world that's largely unknown. We aspire to uncover a new version of the female experience and to humanize an industry that has long been a source of criticism.
Support! Help Poppy reach her budget goal by contributing to her Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign today!
Partizan is teaming up with ADCAN - a new and noteworthy program that partners emerging filmmakers with various charity organizations to create innovative film collaborations for great causes and the chance to be recognized, mentored and potentially signed by leading industry talent. Partizan is one of three top production companies that will judge this year's entries. Find out more about this exciting opportunity and learn how to submit your film.
Congrats to Michael Gracey! Michael will officially be directing Universal's film adaptation of Laini Taylor's young-adult fantasy novel Daughter of Smoke & Bone. Met with high critical acclaim upon its release in 2011, the award-winning novel is the first installment in a trilogy. The second book was named a New York Times best-seller and the third will be released in spring 2014.
World premiere in NYC on nov 22nd. European premiere at the Berlin film festival.
Congratulations to Jackson Sinder who won the Grand Prize in the Best New TV Pilot Competition!
Members of the site read the three final scripts and decided Jackson as the winner based on a vote.
Jackson is an aspiring writer, currently working in the Partizan Films department in LA.
Congratulations Anthony Wonke! 'Fire in the Night' won The EIFF 2013 Audience Award at The Edinburgh Film Festival.
Royal Post come away with the Bronze Lion at this years Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity with Carambar.
Institut de France by Hervé Plumet takes the Bronze Lion at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2013.
Congratulations to Steven Briand on winning the Young Director Award for Shunpo!
Over 60,000 views on VOD in the US in one month, despite 2 million pirate connections!
Anthony Wonke's new documentary is getting released on June 21st 2013 and is already getting rave reviews online.
In July 1988, 167 men died after North Sea rig Piper Alpha exploded: the worst oil disaster in history.
Anthony Wonke's documentary gathers survivors and rescuers to revisit the tragedy, building a stark, nerveshredding portrait of desperate heroism beyond the reach of a fictional disaster movie.
We have just finished this documentary about Industry legend Steve Golin showcasing his vision and expertise in the production of films such as Eternal Sunshine and The Game.
The winner will be announced during an award ceremony on June 20th at JW Marriot Theatre (Cannes) at 5pm.
In 'Shunpo', Steven Briand has found an exciting way to marry his unique brand of visual camera trickery with his passion for modern dance choreography. In the film we see a bewildered, excited woman smashing through different environments: moving seamlessly from her stuffy office, to a Parisian rooftop, and finally to the serenity of the Turkish salt flats. It is dance that allows her to steady herself, but it is the power of editing that sends her flying between these impossibly varied locations. The film is a tantalising, mesmerising test of the boundary between cinema and dance.
The screening is on Wednesday, May 22nd at 8:00PM at the Espace Miramar.
Nowadays, what would a humorless society, without second degree look like? What would happen if, in this austere reality, a man started laughing? Life goes on: children are born, people die, and a lot of things happen in between. But this society has a little special something, it doesn't know laughter. No one has ever laughed, derision, second degree, all that doesn't exist. Until the day when a neuropsychiatry doctor is immediately conscripted by the army to examine a patient who has a strange particularity: he laughs. He even has a sense of humor.
Partizan Management is thrilled to announce that Matthias Hoene will direct a new movie for Fox called Capsule that's based on his original idea. Capsule is a sci-fi spec by Ian Shorr with producing juggernaut Hutch Parker (The Wolverine) and John Zaozirny attached to produce. The story centers on a young man whose life is turned upside down when he mysteriously begins to receive metallic capsules containing messages from his future self. Our future selves can't wait to see it!
Dog Pound tells the story of three new juvenile inmates - Butch, Davis and Angel - newly arrived at one of America's most dangerous detention centres. It is a visceral, dynamic, powerful insight into the US youth justice system, and you can watch it now on iTunes!
David Perissère speaks with film luminaries Edgar Wright, Chris Smith, Neil Marshall and Joe Cornish among many others, about the brewing decade-long comeback of British genre cinema. The documentary explores the ins and outs of how this trend has developed into an ever-growing catalogue of strong British films that have connected with audiences at home and abroad.
Through an incredibly insightful dialogue between some of America's greatest storytellers, new documentary Character explores the craft of acting, featuring Dabney Coleman, Charles Grodin, Mark Rydell, Harry Dean Stanton, and the last-known interview footage of Peter Falk and Sydney Pollack.
Limited theatrical run from 30 November to 6 December at Arena Cinema in Los Angeles. See our blog for info and tickets.
Three days after Hurricane Sandy hit the eastern seaboard, Poppy de Villeneuve received a voicemail from a friend living in New York's Rockaway Beach. She was okay, but her community was completely devastated. Poppy and her partner Alex Braverman made their way to Rockaway, documenting the under-reported aftermath. Their haunting film certainly helped awareness, going viral on Twitter and Facebook with over 180k views in a few days, as well as highlighting the powerful good that storytelling can accomplish in a time of crisis.
Written and directed by recently-signed Russ Lamoureux, 'Le Grand Tour' is a short 16mm François Truffaut-inspired bicycle-theft caper set in Brooklyn. Budnitz, the beskpoke bicycle company behind the film, approached Russ to create a series of original and captivating films that would resonate with their audience, and it sure has, with Russ hard at work on the next instalment. See the film and find out more in Darkroom.
'Despertar' (Awakening) is a short film by Maria Cifuentes, a young Spanish director now based in Paris, that explores the figurative depths of one woman's dream. It explores the origins and elements of life through an evolving series of imaginary landscapes, projected on the dreamer's body, and follows her inner awakening through a struggle between the opposing forces of destruction and rebirth. Click below to watch the brief yet beautiful trailer.
A young Louis meticulously chronicles every single moment of his relationship with Salome on video, collecting and cataloguing the rise and fall of their affair on a stack of old DV tapes in his apartment. These recordings blur the line between past and present, nostalgia and reality — all through another excellent short film from one of our young directors, Matthieu Cacheux. Watch the trailer, and make sure to note the name. You'll want to see what he comes up with next.
The first trailer for 'Cockneys vs Zombies', the carnage-y new feature directed by Matthias Hoene is out, and while it's certainly not for the squeamish, it'll be a real treat for all you zombie connoisseurs out there.
Few indie films have been as talked about and anticipated at Sundance and Cannes as 'Beasts of the Southern Wild'. Our own Ray Tintori shot the mesmerising special effects sequences and lead the second unit, filming the mythical prehistoric creatures with nothing but a shoestring budget and a bit of cinematic magic. The film is now playing in select cities across America.
Two soldiers on opposing sides of some anonymous war meet in a frozen forest, with not much besides their wits and a bit of bad luck. We're very excited to show you '8', a short film by our very talented young director Aćim Vasić in Paris. Is it serious? Is it funny? A bit of both? How about ten minutes of superb storytelling from a director you'll want to keep your eye on.
To see more from all the directors featured in the reel, check the Partizan Animation section.
Martin Stirling directs another film for Greenpeace International in conjunction with SaveTheArctic.org to raise awareness of oil drilling in the Arctic.
See Warren Fu's vision of a wild ride through futuristic-Egyptian Los Angeles.
Dexter Navy's new video for A$AP Rocky takes us on a real trip through a Tokyo night.
Hoku & Adam have created an energetic animated film for YouTube's 10th birthday that includes all our favorite viral sensations and most memorable YouTube moments over the last decade, from Susan Boyle to the Harlem Shake. The film also features work by other Partizan animation directors James Curran and Victor Haegelin.
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Watch Chris Cairns's eye-popping spot for UK brand Argos.
Michel Gondry directs 'Go' from The Chemical Brothers' new album 'Born In The Echoes'.
In Zaiba Jabbar's music video for 'She Ain't Me', all animation is done by hand directly onto 35mm film.
In Jim Owen's new spot for Cheerios, we get a lesson in the 'Yo-Yo technique'.
Michael Williams captures a surprise gig by Jessie J on an open top bus as it winds through the streets of London. Filled with lucky competition winners who believed they were headed to a secret concert venue, the pop-up show is part of McDonald's imlovinit24 campaign, which consists of 24 surprise events around the world. All events can be seen at www.imlovinit24.com.
The action-comedy film follows a stubborn CIA agent (Ron Perlman) and a lousy rock band manager (Rupert Grint) through swinging sixties London and explores the possibility that a major conspiracy theory is actually true: that Apollo 11 never actually made it and Stanley Kubrick secretly shot the famous images of the moon landing in a film studio. The film had its world premiere at SxSW 2015.
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See if you can handle all the bending, sweating, licking, kissing and undressing in AB/CD/CD's spot for Diesel's Jogg Jeans.
Julien Soulier and Adrien Landre follow three characters who run away from their home in O'Devaney's Gardens, an abandoned estate in Dublin. Music by Rone.
James Curran's latest animation for Unum addresses Britain's aging workforce and how employers plan to adjust to a world where people live and work longer.
Tom Beard's new spot for PCUK inspires men to unite in the fight against prostate cancer.
Zaiba Jabbar directs twenty unique films as part of the J2O Blends series. Each film features a performance by Spoken Word poet James Massiah and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Cara Delevingne rocks out in 'Raise The Volume' for YSL.
For Grady Hall's first project with Partizan US, he introduces the Microsoft HoloLens and takes the tech world by storm.
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Partizan welcomes director Tom Noakes! Known for his oddball irreverent comedy and tonally unhinged narratives, he's especially notorious for his 'Doritos Finger Cleaner' commercial, which earned him a Ciclope for Best Direction. His work has also been featured on AdWeek, Vice and the Wall Street Journal.
When Adidas Originals teams up with rapper Big Sean, you get a striking new collection for Foot Locker. Add Warren Fu to the mix and you get a whole new level of cool.


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The Bergen 100
B E R G E N C O M M U N I T Y C O L L E G E 75. 77. A dual-domed observatory at the main campus offers evening viewings of celestial objects open to the public. 76. Since 1968, total degree enrollments number more than 560,000. In 2013, student athlete Shauntierah Douglas set a national record in the javelin. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. The College maintains articulation (transfer) agreements with 33 fouryear schools. Since 2011, the mysterious "Mr. BCC" has answered every question and made every post on the College's social media. The Office of Specialized Services assists students with disabilities achieve their goal of earning a degree. Shortly after entering the National Football League, New York Giants quarterback Phil Simms taped a periodic television program at the College. Eight percent of all credits taken at Bergen are completed exclusively online. The Stryker Manufacturing Laboratory at main campus houses industry-standard milling and turning equipment to help train students. More than 33 percent of Bergen students are Hispanic. Bergen Community College at the Meadowlands includes a conference center available for area businesses. 93. 94. 95. The main campus cafeteria composts most items – including food waste and utensils. The Anna Maria Ciccone Theatre appeared in season three, episode three of "The Sopranos." A total of 179,442 credits were taken by students in fall 2012. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. Only seven men and women have served as Bergen's president. The Division of Continuing Education offers hundreds of courses for adults seeking certifications, career development or entertaining a hobby. Bergen Community College at the Meadowlands (1280 Wall Street West in Lyndhurst) opened in 2008. Led by 100 faculty members, 650 Bergen students completed more than 10,000 hours of community service in 2012. The main campus sits nestled between three golf courses: Orchard Hills Golf Course, Paramus Golf & Country Club and Ridgewood Country Club. Five Bergen students claim Australia as home. The College's horticulture program operates a greenhouse laboratory that enables the sale of plants for fundraisers. 96. 97. 98. 99. The College enrolls more than 300 veterans under the Post 9/11 G.I. Bill. The main campus' Child Development Center operates a state-of-the-art educational facility for children ages 30 months to six. More than 6,600 students enrolled in adult education classes at the Philip J. Ciarco Jr. Learning Center in 2012. Three governors, multiple senators and U.S. Treasurer Rosie Rios have delivered the commencement keynote. Almost 10 percent of Bergen students are older than 34. 100. Bytes and Bits from Bergen's Past, Present and Future H A C K E N S A C K | M E A D O W L A N D S | P A R A M U S 1. 3. 4. A 65,000 square-foot health professions center will rise at main campus in 2015. The "green roof" of the student center at main campus features water-absorbing plants that limit run-off. Bergen's 167-acre main campus in Paramus rests on the former nine holes of Orchard Hills Golf Course. 2. The Bergen Community College Foundation has awarded more than $6.8 million in scholarships and awards for special projects since 1995. 38. The Pitkin Education Center's original name was the "Megastrucutre." 39. Phi Theta Kappa, the academic honor society of two-year schools, graduated 68 students in 2013. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Students enrolled in the dental hygiene program operate a public clinic at main campus. Bergen enrolls 138 NJ STARS students. The College's official Facebook page averaged more than 38,000 visits per day during the week of Hurricane Sandy. Outside of the U.S., students from Korea (648) represent the largest country of citizenship. Bergenstages features the work of students in musical, dramatic and comedic productions. Enrollment in the information technology major had a three-fold increase from 2008 to 2012 (23 to 99). The College's adult education center in Hackensack once occupied the former headquarters of The Record newspaper. Students and professors worked with a bio-diesel generator that turned cooking oil into fuel. MTV's Daisy Fuentes graduated from Bergen in 1986. Student interns from Bergen have worked at organizations such as MSNBC. Two electric car charging stations reside in the College's student parking lot. Pulitzer Prize winner Sidney Kingsley (Men in White, 1934) served on the College's original board of trustees. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. The 2009-10 men's basketball team completed an undefeated regular season (30-0). Ender Hall at the main campus was the College's first building (originally the "E Building"). The College was founded in 1965 and opened in 1968. The nursing program enrolls 301 students – the highest enrollment of the College's renowned health professions programs. The student-run restaurant laboratory, the Bergen Room, is open to the public. In 1968, Bergen offered four majors: business, education, science and social science. One quarter of all students live outside Bergen County. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. Bergen students have transferred to all eight Ivy League schools. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. An alumnus of the College serves on the board of trustees as the "alumni trustee;" the position earned voting rights in 2013. Gallery Bergen, featuring art from students and the community, resides on the third floor of West Hall at main campus. The American Red Cross has utilized the main campus as a shelter during significant storms. In 2012, Bergen students qualified for nearly $23.7 million in Pell Grants, which unlike loans, do not need to be repaid. Original plans called for the main campus to stand on Century Road in Paramus. Student newspaper the Torch won the "general excellence" award from the New Jersey Press Foundation in 2012. Over 1,200 international students attend Bergen on an F-1 visa. The College was the first school in the U.S. to have a channel on the Verizon FIOS cable system. Until 2003, part-time students outnumbered full-time every year except once since the College opened. Thirty-eight retired faculty have earned the rank of "professor emeritus" – a Bergen faculty hall of fame. The mean age of Bergen students is 23.9 years. The Bergen Small Business Development Center resides at the Philip J. Ciarco Jr. Learning Center in Hackensack. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. West Hall at the main campus features two television studios and a radio studio. The Cerullo Learning Assistance Center offers free tutoring for more than 7,000 students each year. Due to affects from Hurricane Sandy – including a loss of power – the College was closed for six days. Full-time faculty number 392. Bergen's Center for Peace, Justice and Reconciliation focuses many of its efforts on genocide – including that of the Armenians in 1915. At least one student from every municipality in Bergen County (except Teterboro) attends the College. The College veterinary technology program has its own building at the main campus. 05. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. The class of 2013 included 57 students with 4.0 GPAs. Every year since 2006, Bergen has earned a spot on the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. The Judith K. Winn School of Honors enrolls 230 students. Due to demand, students were first allowed to register via fax machine in 1990. Guest speakers have included personalities such as Barbara Walters, Ralph Nader, Gloria Steinem, James Earl Jones, Red Auerbach and Maya Angelou. Bergen is a smoke free college. The first version of Bergen.edu launched in 1996. The Meadowlands Regional Accelerator, housed at the College's Meadowlands facility, helps earlystage businesses get off the ground. After a $1 million gift by the Winifred M. and George P. Pitkin Foundation, the College renamed the main campus' signature building in their honor. More students are enrolled in the criminal justice major (856) than any other non-general program. Students who attend classes exclusively during evenings and Saturdays account for 15.5 percent of the College's population. In 2001, Macy's flagship store in Manhattan featured a display of more than one million plants and flowers completed by Bergen students and faculty. Nearly 13 percent of all courses taken at the College are part of the mathematics program – the highest among all programs. The library at main campus bears the name of the College's first president: Sidney J. Silverman. Following in the tradition of shows like "On Campus," which had more than 300 episodes, "Studio Bergen," a 30-minute news magazine, airs monthly. Students call Hackensack "home" (733) more than any other municipality. The Bergen County Police Department maintains a permanent substation at the College. The College offers 143 degree and certificate programs. In 2011, Bergen received more than $31 million in grants. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. Students from more than 130 countries attend Bergen. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. At the first commencement in 1970, Dr. John W. Davis of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund served as the keynote speaker. Senior citizens can take classes through the College's Institute for Learning in Retirement. In 2013, Bergen became one of only 20 colleges in the world to earn a TEDx license. "Taking Chance," starring Kevin Bacon, filmed in the College's West Hall at main campus. Bergen's Facebook is the most-followed community college page in New Jersey. A small number of degree program classes are offered at locations in Fort Lee and Mahwah. More students graduated with degrees in business administration (132) than any other non-general major in 2012. Based on enrollment, Bergen is the state's largest community college. A flight simulator in the Emil Buehler Trust Aviation Center at the main campus prepares students for careers in aeronautics and avionics.

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Monistat - Chafing Relief Powder-Gel
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on 3/15/2010 12:26:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Talk about cheapest and best primer EVER. Glides like a dream, helps makeup GLIDE easily, and it's just as good as any expensive primer i've tried.
Color & smell. It's colorless and odorless as well
You only need a dime sized amount for the whole face.
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***EDIT*** I want to add. This breaks me out because of the silicon in it. Which is why I now use with CALADRYL. Apply CALAMINE lotion first (clear) and then apply primer. It works like a charm and NO BREAKOUT!!!
on 3/12/2010 5:47:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Really wanted to like this, but it makes me look so greasy and shiny after an hour or so. I've now tried this in the summer, fall, & winter. I'm not sure why it controls shine so well for others and not me... I wouldn't even consider my skin oily!! It DOES however make my makeup go on my skin evenly and nicely, though. Glad I didn't waste a lot of money on this. So sad it didn't work for me, I was pumped to use it. :(
on 3/6/2010 7:38:00 PM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I haven't tried this as an all-over face primer, as I noticed a lot of the reviewers have, but I do use this everyday as an eyeshadow primer. It really works! Absolutely NO creasing, unlike other high-end MU brand primers. I even wore this under my eyeshadow for a day of boating & tubing at the lake (with water sprayed in my face all day and being thrown off the tube into the lake) and at the end of the day everyone was shocked that my eyeshadow was still there and looking vibrant as ever! The only thing that might possibly make me love this stuff even more is if it came in white or skintone. Even as it is now (clear) it does make the colors pop a lot more than just putting them on sans primer, and its lasting power & de-creasing abilities is simply amazing. I will never be without a tube of this stuff! And the price just can't be beat!
on 3/5/2010 9:17:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The monistat gave me milia like bumps, which turned into 2 cysts on my cheek.. Happy that it works for other women though! I now use this product on the back of my heels so that my feet feel comfortable in heels and wedges and it's working. Glad it has another use, but wish I could use as face primer I just can't take the chance of getting those milia bumps and having them turn cystic again!
****UPDATE******: I am in complete denial. I want to believe that this product is not the source of my new break outs because I love the flawless coverage I get after I apply my MMU. However, within minutes I notice the development of rough bumpies like eczema, and later when I wash my face I see it: the bumpies have turned into a cystic pimple that I can feel forming just below the skin. So Retin-A to the rescue and hopefully it won't be as pronounced in the morning. But, sigh... I really wanted to this work for me. I am going to try the kaolin clay from everyday minerals and see if it works to absorb the oils, which is my main problem -- excessively oily skin.. but dry patches too, which is why I LLOOOOOOVED this as a primer -- I mean it simultaneously took away dryness and oiliness. I guess if I exfoliate my skin better, the dry patches will go away -- and maybe try that kaolin finishing powder from everyday minerals.
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Although it's winter, my face still produces excessive oil, causing the worst cystic acne break outs of my life. I didn't want to leave my room for days on end because of my facial skin, which became severely pigmented and bumpy on my chin, cheeks, and forehead.
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I am 19 years old, and never knew about primers. Sure, my bare minerals starter kit came with a primer, but after experiencing cystic acne I was definitely skeptical about putting another foreign element on my face. So I never thought about using it, and didn't even know what it was for.
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In the meantime, I have decided to face the world, even though I still do not have perfect skin. I don't wear any makeup in the house and come out of my room, and I stick to my regimen which is wash face morning and night with acne.org cleanser, then apply benzaclin (when this runs out, I will start using my acne.org treatment gel which is the same consistency as the benzaclin, only a whole lot more affordable), then I moisturize with cetaphil and wait 5 minutes. After 5 minutes I prime my face with MONISTAT CHAFING RELIEF POWDER GEL and let it sit for 10 minutes. MY SKIN FEELS BABY SOFT WITHIN SECONDS. AND LOOKS AS IF I WERE A NEWBORN (remember I still have skin pigmentation from the acne so I still need to wear a mineral foundation) I then use a HOMEMADE MIXTURE from user EnKore on youtube (thanks EnKore!) 1 water bottle cap full of GLYCERIN (FOUND AT RITE-AID) and three water bottle cap fulls of bottled water, pour all into a small travel size spritzer bottle and shake. Then spritz onto a powder kabuki brush and dip into mineral make up. apply make up and look at the results. FLAWLESS FACE people in the street were complimenting me, a man said WOW when I walked by because these steps give you CONFIDENCE after such a long and lonely battle with acne. Thank you so much for giving me that users who recommeded all of these products! Hope other acne sufferers find this review helpful.
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on 3/5/2010 10:54:00 AM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium
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FYI this product is being discontinued in Canada - I just called the 1800 Monistat number (1-800-891-4857) - at this time there is no replacement for it!
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Primer is the only thing I wear--no concealer, no foundation, no powder. So I'm always looking for the ultimate primer. I've tried various primers over the years and my fave is DHC's velvet skin. Had to try this product after all these rave reviews. I just wanna say thanks to whoever suggested using this--actually my pocketbook says thanks. It works and works well. My face looks flawless and matte all day.
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Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have been using this for about a year, and it is one of my must have things in my makeup bag. I have been using primer in general for about 4 years, and have tried Clarins, Estee Lauder, Smashbox, Too Faced, Lancome, and some drugstore brands. This is just as good as Smashbox or Lancome (which is my all time dept. store fave) and a fraction of the price. Primers are generally pricey, so this was a great find b/c I wear primer everyday. I don't think this has caused much breakout for me; I have oily acne prone skin so I will have blemishes no matter what, but it's the only thing that allows me to make my sking look flawless with makeup.
on 3/3/2010 12:10:00 PM
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Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This is an amazing primer!! Its feels just like DHC velvet skin primer it controls oil and my makeup stays on so much longer.Even after i finish exercising my makeup looked like i just applied it.This is a replacement for those expensive make up primers.
on 3/3/2010 1:05:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I am SO GLAD I discovered this through some gurus on YouTube, this stuff is just amazing, buying it was a little awkward because of the name I won't lie ;), but ZOMG does it do a bad ass job at making my pressed powder look absolutely airbrushed and perfect. I use Clinique pressed powder and I mix it w/ NYC translucent loose powder just a bit on my forehead and nose. But here's the trick, I apply this after my moisturizer, & I wait for it to dry a bit in order to kinda seep/blend a bit into my skin, so it gets comfortable and sets, so while waiting i'll apply my eyeliner and concealer, & then using my wonderful studio tools skunk brush I just swirl away, and beautiful skin all day :) Try it out now if you haven't already, I am sooo repurchasing when I run out, which will definitely be a while from now, you really don't need much a little more than a pinhead or else you'll be greasy which defeats the purpose,
Update 2013: I still use this, but instead of applying after moisturizer, I simply just mix it to my foundation (L'oreal True Match) & it just helps it blend like a dream & lasts long enough to make me happy. & Yes I have repurchased this, twice actually since I last wrote this review. Keep in mind, since this is basically all silicone, make sure you add it to a foundation that is silicone based, or they won't get along & you'll just be giving yourself a harder time with blending, plus it won't last. So keep in mind compatibility :)
on 3/1/2010 6:26:00 PM
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
This did not work for me as a makeup primer. It indeed controls shine in the beginning but after an hour later, my skin was back to it's normal texture--oily and shiny. It also made my makeup melt and kind of fall off. So with that said, I will be using this for its intended use--as a chaffing gel.
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Noah Blackstein's interest both in music and in investing dates back to high school, when he played guitar in several rock bands but also enjoyed the nerdier hobby of studying options. He recalls himself in those days as a "regular Alex Keaton," the conservative teenage character on the Reagan-era TV show Family Ties, played by fellow Canadian Michael J. Fox.
Although he still plays everything from Stevie Ray Vaughn to Eddie Van Halen, Blackstein's most serious pickin' these days is in the stock market. He runs Dundee Wealth Funds' $53 million, no-load Dynamic U.S. Growth Fund (ticker: DWUGX) and oversees the $1 billion U.S. growth strategy for Dynamic Funds, a Canadian fund family that's a unit of Scotiabank. DundeeWealth is a U.S. division of Scotiabank. Now three years old, the mid- to large-cap focused U.S. Growth is one of six funds offered to U.S. investors. It carries a $10,000 minimum. U.S. Growth's expense ratio is capped at 0.95%, though its turnover rate is a hefty 358%.
The Toronto native is bullish on the U.S.'s prospects. One piece of anecdotal evidence: "Great guitars are being made in America again, reversing the off-shore manufacturing trend that characterized the 1980s and '90s," says the owner of a handcrafted Echopark, created by Gabriel Currie in Los Angeles.
The fund manager sees lots of opportunity in technology, health care and consumer-discretionary items. Nigel Dickson for Barron's
Aside from a revival in manufacturing, Blackstein believes that U.S. housing is starting to recover and that "fracking" for natural gas offers a route to energy independence. Companies that focus on the U.S. market, he says, should outperform those relying on international sales in the near future.
As a result, he thinks investors generally are missing a big opportunity in U.S. stocks. Individual and institutional investors "are insuring that they will lose money on Treasuries [after inflation] over the next 10 years when they by-pass the chance to make money in equities," he says.
The U.S. Growth Fund is after high margins and high growth, which tend to lead Blackstein to technology, health care, and consumer-discretionary stocks. He's not interested in dividends. "I don't invest in companies so that they can give me my money back. I would rather see management put it back in the business," says the 42-year-old University of Toronto grad. "Good companies don't hoard cash. They invest in research and development, even in downturns," he says.
Recent dramatic innovations in technology will have a positive long-term effect on profits because more mobile and cloud computing ultimately will save corporate customers money, he says. A typical Blackstein pick was the 2011 initial public offering of Fusion-io (FIO). The company offers flash storage in a server, providing faster, easier-to-tap memory. Its technology, he says, is pushing an architectural shift that changes the way enterprises access and store data. Big customers include Facebook fb 0.07455268389662027% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD80.54 0.06 0.07455268389662027% /Date(1432328637493-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 19434731 AFTER HOURS USD80.63 0.0899999999999892 0.11174571641420412% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 133206 P/E Ratio 78.19417475728156 Market Cap 226175386039.172 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1468310 More quote details and news » (FB) and Apple aapl 0.8752568688636883% Apple Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD132.54 1.15 0.8752568688636883% /Date(1432328637504-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 44876715 AFTER HOURS USD132.77 0.230000000000018 0.17353251848498566% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 719257 P/E Ratio 16.3831891223733 Market Cap 763732265170.254 Dividend Yield 1.569337558472914% Rev. per Employee 2287920 More quote details and news » (AAPL).
Although he won't divulge purchase prices, Blackstein admits he's lost money on Fusion-io so far because some investors believe its technology will get commoditized as new rivals lower prices. He's convinced the software is unique and that its market is mostly untapped. "It is estimated that companies spend roughly $250 billion on data centers, and if Fusion-io takes even a fraction of this market, their opportunity is significant," he says.
Earnings per share should come in at 30 cents in fiscal 2012, ended in June, and estimates posted on Thomson Reuters forecast 32 cents a share in 2013 and 54 cents in 2014. The stock was recently trading at $18.57, about flat since its IPO.
Investors' angst over Obamacare has blinded them to opportunity. True innovators will prosper no matter who pays the bills, says Blackstein. He likes Cepheid cphd -2.34200103323575% Cepheid U.S.: Nasdaq USD56.71 -1.36 -2.34200103323575% /Date(1432328637490-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 369862 AFTER HOURS USD56.71 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 7510 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 4070984170.80444 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 352336 More quote details and news » (CPHD), which develops and markets systems that conduct molecular diagnostics. Cepheid's machines are cheaper, easier to use, and provide faster test results than competitors'. Because they can process smaller volumes, hospitals can save money, time, labor, and outside-lab costs running their own in-house tests. The happy result is that the patient is placed on appropriate therapies and discharged more quickly, while the hospital makes a profit.
"It is a razor/razor-blade model. They sell the machine and then the cartridge needed to do the test," he says. The Street expects earnings to grow to 56 cents a share in 2013 and 96 cents in 2014, up from 14 cents in 2012. The shares recently traded at $42.
Among consumer-discretionary stocks, Blackstein is drawn to beauty superstore Ulta Salon Cosmetics & Fragrance ulta -0.6633825944170771% Ulta Salon Cosmetics & Fragrance Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD151.24 -1.01 -0.6633825944170771% /Date(1432328637462-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 401480 AFTER HOURS USD151.24 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 251 P/E Ratio 38.095717884130984 Market Cap 9716263411.37453 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 144704 More quote details and news » (ULTA), which uses its wide array of products and customer-loyalty program to lure women away from department stores. He says it targets all segments of the largely recession-resistant $96 billion beauty market and has gross margins above 30%.
"Ulta has a long runway for growth ahead as they currently operate less than 500 stores primarily located in strip malls, and the company sees the opportunity for 1,200 in the U.S." in a similar format, he says. There's also potential to expand operating margins. Ulta is expected to earn $2.55 a share during its current 2012 fiscal year, ending in January. That should climb to $3.21 in fiscal 2013 and $4.08 in 2014. The stock recently traded at $90. He was originally impressed that Ulta grew in the downturn.
Dynamic U.S. Growth has a short track record, but Blackstein's been hitting most of the right notes. As of July 11, the fund beat 99% of peers over the trailing three-year period, climbing 30.77%, versus the Standard & Poor's 500's 17.54%. More recently, however, it's lagged, falling 11.22% in the trailing 12 months, compared with the S&P's 3.96% gain. Blackstein, who invests with a three-to-five-year time horizon, says the shortfall reflects the popularity of bonds and defensive stocks. He has no plan to change his tune.
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Kroger results top Street; boosts outlook
Shares rose more than 5 percent in morning trading Thursday to an all-time high.
The Cincinnati company — which also runs OFC, Fred Meyer and other chains — earned $501 million, or 98 cents per share, for the quarter. That compares with $481 million, or 92 cents per share, a year ago.
Removing non-recurring charges, The Kroger Co. earned $1.09 per share, four cents better than analysts polled by FactSet had been projecting.
Revenue jumped 10 percent to $32.96 billion, which also edged out expectations due in part due to a new acquisition, the grocer and pharmacy Harris Teeter.
Sales at established locations climbed 4.6 percent, excluding fuel. Those comparable-stores sales can be a key indicator of a retailer's health because it excludes volatility from locations recently opened or closed.
Kroger now foresees fiscal 2014 adjusted earnings between $3.19 and $3.27 per share. Previously it predicted $3.14 to $3.25 per share.
The company also increased its full-year guidance for sales at established locations, excluding fuel. It now anticipates 3 percent to 4 percent growth. Its prior outlook was for a 2.5 percent to 3.5 percent increase.
Shares reached $50.20 in early trading, which is a new high.
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Consumer confidence falls in March
WASHINGTON Americans are less confident in the economy than they were last month as massive government spending cuts have stoked economic uncertainty.
It's just the latest swing in the way Americans feel about the economy. Their views have fluctuated between optimism and angst over the months as they've weighed an advancing stock market and housing recovery against new economic challenges.
"From my standpoint, we're still in a stalled recovery," says Skip Tamke, a central New Jersey project manager for a computer storage company who lost a job last May that paid twice what he's earning now.
The Conference Board, a New York-based private research group, said Tuesday that its Consumer Confidence Index fell in March to 59.7 from a revised reading of 68 in February and the 68.7 that analysts polled by research firm FactSet expected. Confidence is still far off from the 90 reading that indicates a healthy economy.
The index is closely watched by economists because it makes a monthly gauge of how Americans are feeling about their jobs, incomes and other bread-and-butter issues. That's important because consumer spending accounts for 70 percent of U.S. economic activity.
Anxiety about $85 billion in across-the-board government spending cuts that took effect March 1 caused the decline in the index, the group said. The spending reductions, which were triggered after Congress and the White House failed to resolve a budget impasse, have "created uncertainty regarding the economic outlook," Lynn Franco, the Conference Board's director of economic indicators, said in a statement
Congress and the Obama administration reached a deal on Jan. 1 to prevent income taxes from rising on most Americans. But they allowed a temporary cut in Social Security taxes to expire. For a worker earning $50,000 a year, take-home pay will shrink by about $1,000.
That has a more direct impact on most Americans than the government spending reductions, noted Scott Brown, chief economist at investment firm Raymond James.
The March drop in the confidence index "likely reflects the impact of higher gasoline prices as well as the higher payroll tax," Brown said. Although the payroll tax increase kicked in three months ago, its effect may just now be sinking in for some people, he says.
The Conference Board's survey was conducted from March 1 through March 14. The sharp decline in the March index was caused mainly by a drop in expectations for the economy, though consumers also were more pessimistic regarding current economic conditions, the group said. The number of people anticipating more jobs in the months ahead fell to 12.3 percent from 16.1 percent, while those expecting their incomes to increase slipped to 13.7 percent from 15.8 percent.
Consumers also are again pessimistic about the short-term outlook for the economy, the group said. The proportion of people expecting business conditions to improve over the next six months fell to 14.4 percent from 18 percent a month earlier, while those expecting conditions to worsen rose to 18.3 percent from 16.6 percent.
Chris Christopher, director of consumer economics at IHS Global Insight, said he expects consumer confidence to recover as the "shock value" of the mandated spending cuts wanes. However, "smaller paychecks, depressed consumer mood, and rising (gasoline) prices are not very favorable for elevated levels of discretionary spending," Christopher wrote in a research note.


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The renowned research excellence of Einstein's faculty can sometimes extend to the undergraduate students who participate in the College of Medicine's Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP), as David Gaita recently learned. Mr. Gaita was among the 50 college students who took part in SURP this past summer.
Working in the laboratory of Dr. Linda Jelicks, Mr. Gaita had the opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research using resources in Einstein's MicroPET Core Facility. His studies resulted in an award-winning image at the 2012 World Molecular Imaging Conference, held in Dublin, Ireland.
Along with his mentors, Dr. Jelicks and Wade Koba, Mr. Gaita won the "Novel Application Image of the Year category of the Siemens Preclinical Image of the Year contest. The competition recognizes and showcases images acquired as part of cutting-edge preclinical research using Siemens imaging systems.
For his summer research project, Mr. Gaita tested the feasibility of utilizing a widely used medical radioisotope, Technetium-99m (Tc-99m-MAA), to image the live goldfish brain. The experiment was conducted using a novel device that immobilizes aquatic animals in their natural environment. The device was specially designed and constructed by Mr. Koba, who is operations manager of the MicroPET facility, along with faculty member Dr. Eugene Fine. (Einstein has filed a patent application related to this research, which is available for licensing.) Results from the experiment demonstrated the ability to obtain repeated imaging without harm to the fish.
The award-winning image showed that, following injection into the tail vein, Tc-99m-MAA readily localizes to the gills, brain, and an air-breathing cavity called the suprabranchial chamber of the goldfish.
"This research has laid the groundwork for the possibility of live-imaging of conscious zebra fish, a very important biomedical research animal model used in such diverse fields as genetics, developmental biology, cancer, and immunology, noted Dr. Jelicks, who is associate professor of physiology and biophysics.
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Former U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfield told Fox News that Israel is better off going at it alone against Iran.
While current Defense Secretary Leon Panetta attempted to stave off a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities during his visit to Israel last week, Rumsfeld said sanctions have been ineffective.
"The Prime Minister of Israel, Netanyahu, is probably correct," he said. "Sanctions tend not to work very well over a long period of time."
Rumsfield, who was secretary of defense during both the Ford and the second Bush administrations, expressed confidence in Israel's intellegence on Iran.
"I don't think that Israel has to destroy all of Iran's nuclear capability," he said. "Iran is a sophisticated country. They must have deeply buried sites. And I'm sure the Israelis know precisely what they currently have."
Rumsfeld also criticized the Obama administration for its pattern of leaking information to the press.
"If I were in the Israeli government, I don't think I would notify the United States government of any intent to do anything about Iran," he said.
"So my guess is, given the pattern of leaks out of the White House, that any prime minister of Israel would not call the United States and give clear intentions as to what they plan to do."
Despite President Barack Obama's continued solution of harsh sanctions, Panetta did assure both the prime minister and Defense Minister Ehud Barak that the United States would act when it is clear that military intervention is unavoidable.
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Sunday, May 13, 2012
Eastern Conference Finals Preview
#1 New York Rangers vs. #6 New Jersey Devils
Regular Season Series: Tied 3-3
The Lead Up:
The Eastern Conference has come down to the number one seeded New York Rangers and the number six seeded New Jersey Devils. Of the two Conference finals this match up will be the most heated. The teams met six times during the regular season, in games that included line brawls, overtimes, and heated head coaches that hostility is sure to carry over.
The Rangers took a little more time to solidify their spot against the Devils in the Conference Finals. They went to a decisive game seven for the second time in as many rounds. They outlasted the Washington Capitals in a thrilling 2-1 victory at Madison Square Garden. Off-season acquisition, Brad Richards, has lead the charge, scoring six goals and registering 11 points in 14 games.
The Rangers have gotten a helping hand from players lower on the depth chart over the course of their playoff run. During these playoffs, Brian Boyle, who missed three games due to a concussion, has scored two game winning goals and rookie sensation, Chris Kreider, has notched two winners as well.
New Jersey made quick work of the offensive powerhouse that was the Philadelphia Flyers, and eliminated them in just five games. The Devils' top three forwards of Zach Parise, Ilya Kovalchuk and Travis Zajac have carried much of the load, scoring 14 of the team's 36 goals.
Martin Brodeur has anchored the Devils once again in the playoffs, posting a goals against average of just 2.05 in 12 games played. Brodeur also recorded the 24th shutout of his career, against the Florida Panthers in the first round.
The Injuries:
Both teams are healthy. The Devils may be more rested than the Rangers, who had just one day off since game seven against the Caps.
The Prediction:
If Kovalchuk continues his career best post season, the Devils' chances of moving onto the finals will be higher than if he falls into a slump. However, the biggest piece to the puzzle will be Brodeur. Brodeur has shown his age in recent seasons, but has looked like the Brodeur that carried the Devils to several Cup championships during the '90's. If Brodeur can't keep up his play, the Devils will not get out of this series.
Rangers goalie, Henrik Lundqvist, should carry his team into the finals. Lundqvist has made some timely saves including late pushes in both of the Rangers' game sevens. He has grabbed a 1.68 goals against average in the process. Lundqvist and the Rangers' defense should be solid enough to backstop the Rangers into the Finals.
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Beginning on October 3rd with a performance from Laura Marling at the York Hall in Bethnal Green, gigs will take place throughout the month and into November, with Jake Bugg booked to play the Brixton Academy on October 24th and Public Image Ltd. down for a show at the Shepherds Bush Empire three days earlier. Bastille play the London KOKO on November 5th, supported by Josh Record.
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The delivery was scheduled four weeks before Wyatt's due date. That's because the team needed to be assembled far ahead of time. Also, if Ashley had gone into labor on her own, the risk to both her and the baby would have been much greater. When Ashley was wheeled into the operating room, more than 20 people were already there – one crew tending to the mother and another devoted to the baby. "I'll never forget the energy in that room," she said. "It was like game day."
The last thing Ashley remembered before she went under general anesthesia was someone saying, "We can fit three between the legs." It's not a sentence most women want to ever hear.
First off, Porto inserted a needle and drew out 500 cubic centimeters (16.9 ounces, larger than a Grande drink at Starbucks) of the fluid from the tumor. That shrunk it considerably, but it was still massive.
The UCI team had agreed the best course was a complicated procedure called an EXIT, which stands for ex utero intrapartum therapy. It's essentially two operations at once: First the baby – in this case, Wyatt and his giant tumor – is brought out using a standard Caesarian section, an incision in the belly and into the woman's uterus.
What happened next was critical: Since Wyatt's airway was blocked by the tumor, they had to keep him breathing through the umbilical cord until his trachea could be opened up. In a normal birth, you want the mother to push, contracting the uterine muscles to shut off the supply of blood to the placenta as the baby comes out.
"We want to keep the fetal circulation through the placenta to the mother intact and as vibrant as possible until the airway is secured," Porto said.
Porto brought out just the head and an arm, so a monitor could be attached to Wyatt's tiny finger. Basically, he was still a fetus, being nourished by his mother, even though he was outside her body. Then the pediatric head and neck surgeon in the room, Dr. Gurpreet Ahuja, went to work. He quickly found the trachea, and a breathing tube was inserted.
Even with a massive tumor attached to him, Wyatt was safe for now. He weighed 5 pounds, 13 ounces, but the tumor, despite the drainage, weighed an estimated 1.1 pounds.
Tumor removed
Ashley and Jeff couldn't hold their son right away. He was under heavy sedation for two weeks. The tumor still had to be cut off.
The doctors could have done so right away, but they decided to wait to study the thing. They found that his left carotid artery was stretched around the tumor. "Multiple nerves were intimately related," Ahuja said, including the most critical, the facial nerve. An angiogram was conducted, providing a vascular roadmap of Wyatt's head and neck.
In an operation that lasted more than five hours, Ahuja and a colleague, Dr. William B. Armstrong, removed the tumor. "I'm pretty confident we got it all out. You can never be 100 percent certain of that, but we're pretty certain," Ahuja said.
On June 27, after six weeks in the hospital, Wyatt went home with his parents. It was Ashley's birthday.
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2011 IU Athletics Hall of Fame Class Announced
Sept. 20, 2011
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana University will welcome six "contemporary" and 12 "pioneer" members to its Athletics Hall of Fame IU Vice President and Director of Athletics Fred Glass announced today. Celebrating its 30th induction ceremony, this year's class brings the current roster of Hall of Fame inductees to 188.
Clarence Doninger (athletic director, 1991-2001), Trent Green (football, 1990-92), Kristen Kane (diving, 1991-94), Don Ritter (basketball and baseball (1947-49), James Sniadecki (football, 1966-68) and Ray Tolbert (men's basketball, 1978-81) are among contemporary former Hoosiers officially inducted at the annual Hall of Fame dinner on September 30, and will be recognized at halftime of the football game against Penn State at Memorial Stadium, the following day.
"These individuals embody the spirit for which administrators, coaches and student-athletes are best known at Indiana University," said Glass. "IU athletics have long been a benchmark of excellence -- both in the classroom and in competition--and these Hoosier greats certainly are responsible for helping establish that. We have great strengths and traditions because of their efforts, and it is with much gratitude that we recognize them for their service to IU."
The IU Athletics Hall of Fame, established in 1982 by the Department of Athletics in conjunction with the Varsity Club and I-Men's Association, recognizes individuals who have made exceptional contributions to the prestige of IU both on and off the field of competition.
They have brought much distinction and honor to IU and have established a tradition of excellence, which is incomparable. Their achievements have touched everyone associated with IU. From the inception of intercollegiate athletics at Indiana to the present, none have better exemplified the true spirit of athletic competition at Indiana than those honored players, coaches and administrators.
Hall of Fame - 2011 Inductees
Clarence Doninger -
The Evansville native served as athletic director from 1991-2001 ... During his tenure, IU athletic teams won 27 Big Ten regular season or tournament championships and participated in 52 NCAA team championships, and won two NCAA team titles ... IU added four women's varsity sports during his tenure as one of the leading institutions in gender equity compliance ... Won a basketball letter in 1957, member of a Big Ten championship team ... Won the Clevenger Award in 1990 ... Also served on IU's Athletics Committee, former member of the IU Foundation Board and served as Alumni Association President.
Trent Green-
A native of St. Louis who won football letters in 1990, 1991 and 1992, and was co-captain in 1992 ... IU's Most Valuable Player in 1992 ... Was a member of three bowl teams while at IU, the Liberty Bowl, Peach Bowl, and Copper Bowl ... Holds IU record with 2,627 passing yards in 1991 and ranks fourth on career list with 5,400 yards ... Set total offense record in 1991 with 2,829 yards and is fourth on career list with 5,916 yards ... Played quarterback in the NFL for 15 years.;
Kristen Kane-
A native of Kingston, Washington, she won diving letters in 1991, 1992, 1993 and 1994 ... Won Big Ten championships in the 3-meter in 1992 and 1994 and in the 10-meter in 1992 ... Big Ten Diver of the Year in 1992, and 1994. Placed second in the NCAA in the 1-meter and third on the 3-meter in 1992 and second on the 3-meter in 1994 ... Earned All-American status four straight years ... US outdoor champion on 1-meter in 1992 ... Two-time IU Female Athlete of the Year (1992 and 1994) ... Member of Pan American team in 1994.
Don Ritter-
Won basketball letters in 1947, 1948 and 1949 and was captain in 1949. Won baseball letters in 1947, 1948 and 1949 ... First team All-Big Ten selection in baseball in 1949 ... First team All-American in baseball in 1949, one of only two IU players to be named first team ... Recipient of the L.G. Balfour Award and the IU Gimbel Award in 1949 ... Ranked eighth on IU list with .382 career batting percentage ... Two-year starter in basketball who led 1948 team in scoring.
James Sniadecki-
Won football letters in 1966-68 and the South Bend native was co-captain in 1968 ... All-Big Ten in 1967 on Big Ten championship team ... Second Team All-American by UPI and Sporting News in 1968 ... Played in East-West and Hula Bowl games in 1968 ... Drafted by San Francisco 49er's in 1969 ... Played five years.
Ray Tolbert-
A native of Anderson, Ind. ... Won basketball letters in 1978, 1979, 1980 and 1981 and was co-captain in 1981 ... Starter on two Big Ten championship teams and the 1981 NCAA championship team. Indiana and Big Ten MVP in 1981 ... Averaged 12.2 points and 6.4 rebounds ... Shot a league best 62.6 percent from the field ... Had a team-high 11 rebounds in the NCAA Championship against North Carolina ... Team leader in rebounds four straight seasons ... Ranks 18th on career scoring list with 1,427 points and sixth on career rebound list with 874 points.
Dean Barnhart-
Won basketball letters in 1909, 1910 and 1911, captain in 1910 ... Top player on team that won IU's first varsity "I" in basketball in 1909 ... Tied IU scoring record with 21 points against DePauw in 1909 and broke the IU record with 25 points against DePauw in 1911 ... Six times in his career scored more points than IU's opponent.
Fred "Fritz" Bastian-
Won tennis letters in 1919, 1920 and 1921 ... Won Indiana's first Big Ten singles title in 1921 ... Beat his brother for the state collegiate title and was also national champion, beating out a 68-man field to win the National Intercollegiate Championships.
Bryce Beecher-
Won track letters in 1929, 1931 and 1932 ... Won Big Ten pole vault title indoors with 13-8 in 1932 and 13-10 in the NCAA outdoor championships to win 1932 title ... Also won 1932 indoor title in Big Ten for sweep of conference and nationals.
Eddie Belshaw-
Won wrestling letters in 1930, 1931 and 1932 and was captain in 1931 ... Was on Big Ten championship teams in 1930 and 1931 and was member of the NCAA championship team in 1932 ... Big Ten champion in 1932 ... IU's first NCAA wrestling champion at 135 pounds in 1932, and first winner of the "Outstanding Wrestler at the NCAA Championships."
George Belshaw-
Won wrestling letters in 1930, 1931 and 1932 and was co-captain in 1932 ... Was on the Big Ten championship teams in 1930 and 1931 and was co-captain of the NCAA championship team in 1932 ... Big Ten champion at 155 pounds in 1932 ... His 24-4 career record is the 10th best at IU with a .857 winning percentage.
Bob Jones-
Won football letters in 1931, 1932 and 1933, honorary captain in 1933, and wrestling letters in 1932 and 1933 ... All-Big Ten in football as a guard in 1933. Member of the first College All-Star team to play against NFL champion in 1933 ... Was on Big Ten championship wrestling teams in 1930 and 1931 and NCAA championship team in 1932 ... Won Big Ten heavyweight wrestling championships in 1932 and 1933. Won AAU heavyweight championship as a freshman ... Second place in NCAA championships in 1933.
Rodney Leas-
Won cross country letters in 1928, 1929 and 1930 and was captain in 1929 and 1930 ... Won track letters in 1929, 1930 and 1931 ... Won Big Ten indoor two-mile championship in 1930 and Big Ten indoor mile title in 1931 ... Was IU's first Big Ten individual champion in cross country in1930.
Harlan Logan-
Won basketball letters in 1924 and 1925, track in 1925, and tennis in 1924 ... Became IU's first tennis coach in 1930 ... All-Big Ten and the Big Ten's No. 2 scorer in 1925 ... Earned a Rhodes Scholarship and missed his senior year in basketball ... Went on to become editor of Look Magazine and speaker of the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
Bill Menke-
Won basketball letters in 1939, 1940 and 1941 ... Member of NCAA championship team in 1940 ... Played on teams that had combined record of 54-9.
Gene Thomas-
Only four-sport letterman in IU history ... Won three letters in football, three letters in basketball, two letters in baseball and two letters in track, all from 1920 to 1923 ... Won the Gimbel Award in 1923 ... Coached Marion High to their first state basketball championship in 1926 and later coached two Michigan high school teams to state championships.
Chris Traicoff-
Won wrestling letters in 1937, 1938 and 1939 and was honorary captain in 1939 ... Big Ten Champion in 1939 at 177 pounds ... Had perfect 10-0 record in that '39 season ... Member of 1939 Big Ten championship team.
Joe Zeller-
Won football letters in 1929, 1930 and 1931 and basketball letters in 1930, 1931 and 1932, co-captain in '32 ... Won Balfour Awards in both football and basketball in 1931-32, when he was also senior class president ... Most Valuable Player in football as a guard in 1930 and 1931 ... All-Big Ten in 1931 ... Played professional football with the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers.
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Prince Charles met ITV News Central's Matt Teale in his village church today and they had an unlikely conversation about film.
Matt was at the royal visit to Shobdon church where the Prince was looking at the renovations that had been made to the church.
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Prince Charles has been in Herefordshire today to see renovations at a church in the village of Shobdon.
He's on a tour of churches and religious centres across the country and Shobdon's parish church is architecturally unique. It recently benefitted from over £1m of renovations.
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Video: Then and now - how media coverage of Royal births has changed in six decades
Earlier the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge formally registered the birth of their son, Prince George.
Prince William did the honours, signing the birth register entry for the third-in-line to the throne at Kensington Palace this morning.
Thanks to the power of modern media, we found out about it almost immediately.
But thanks to our friends at the Northamptonshire Film Archive Trust, we can show you some newsreel footage of a previous royal birth that shows it wasn't always like that. Phil Brewster reports.
Families of injured soldiers in Midlands can now live near loved ones
The families of wounded servicemen and women in the Midlands will now be able to live within minutes of where their loved ones are being treated and it is thanks in part to President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle.
They've donated more than $100,000 to a charity which has built a home where the families can stay for free.
Today, Prince Charles was there for the official opening. This report from correspondent Mark Gough contains flash photography.
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Prince opens home for military patients and their families
The Prince of Wales officially opened Fisher House UK today, a home for military patients and their families.
The Prince toured the house, which is supported by the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, the charity, Help for Heroes and the Fisher House Foundation.
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The Prince of Wales, patron of Marie Curie Cancer Care, officially opened the Marie Curie Hospice in Solihull earlier today.
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Officers pulled Brown over around 4 a.m. Monday for a traffic violation on Main Street in Tremonton, about 20 miles south of the Idaho border.
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla., March 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ --- Soon the Internet may hold your medical record where you and your doctor can access it at all hours. Even if you are undergoing a complicated chemotherapy regimen, your computer may prompt you to follow doctor's orders and, via a daily questionnaire, alert your doctor to any new problems, predicted roundtable participants at the National Comprehensive Cancer Network's 13th Annual Conference, March 5-9.
Former AOL chief Steve Case said he launched RevolutionHealth.com just more than a year ago in part because his late brother, who died of a brain tumor, "didn't really know where to turn" for cancer information. Internet and health-care experts "hadn't yet really nailed it" in terms of putting "the consumer at the center" when presenting treatment and prevention data.
RevolutionHealth.com and Microsoft's HealthVault are industry newcomers to creating personal medical records on the web. WebMD has offered privacy-protected records for almost a decade, with millions of consumers using them. An easy-to-access Internet health record would help cancer patients because they typically consult multiple specialists at more than one institution, sometimes in more than one town.
Would consumers fear cyber-storing of sensitive files? Case said no, recalling predictions that "consumers would never enter credit-card information online" -- conventional wisdom now proved wrong.
More than 100 million consumers annually research health information on the web, and these increasingly "cynical and skeptical" consumers are hungry for guidance and sources they can trust, Nan Forte of WebMD said.
Case called for health sites to "not just preach to consumers what they're supposed to do but give them tools to take action."
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Showing Skin
Kate Upton won't pose nude but she'll certainly slip into teeny, and we mean teeny, bikinis that leave very little to the imagination. The supermodel recently told Details magazine that "social media and the Internet has prevented" her from stripping down to her birthday suit, but it hasn't stopped her from going nearly naked on the big screen (The Other Woman), the runway and in magazines.
Here's six times Upton sported some barely-there styles. First up, the supermodel's 2013 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover.
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