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After 4 months of using this I finally realized it was the cause of my sinus headaches, ear aches, and nausea. It wasn't until I started have respiratory problems that I discovered that maybe my makeup was causing all of my problems. It has been about 4 weeks since I have stopped using it and I still am trying to recover from my symptoms. Things are slowly getting better, but I am nervous that I have done permanent damage. If you think that you have the same problem, google "nanoparticles and mineral makeup". I never checked if glo uses nanoparticles, but I suspect they do. They best thing I have done so far to recover is to do nasal saline rinses with a neti pot. I mix in a probiotic capsule in with the saline.
Note from gloProfessional: gloProfessional does not use nanoparticles in any of our products. We are sorry to hear you've been ill and hope you get better quickly. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
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I bought my first Glominerals Pressed Base at the Ann Webb Skin Clinic. The color matched me well and I was able to control the coverage. I didn't have a problem with breakouts.
I really liked the product so I bought another compact online. Since using the new compact, I've had tons of breakouts, from tiny pimples to large pimples. And they are all over my face. I'm really disappointed because the first base worked so well. Did the formulation change? I know the packaging changed. Previously the compact was a rounded compact with a silver top, encircled with a black ring. The newer compact I got (from DermStore) has a shiny black finish on the compact top and less rounded edges.
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Note from gloProfessional: Thank you for sharing your experience, Karen. We're sorry to hear your skin is reacting. There have been no changes to our Pressed Powder formulation, only the compact has been updated. We would suggest that you stop using all skin care and cosmetics and slowly introduce one by one to isolate the irritant. Furthermore changes in diet, climate, consumption, stress and exposure to various environmental elements could also be causes of this negative reaction in your skin.
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I have been using Smashbox over another liquid foundation for years. I always ended up with a shiny nose..and creasing. The first time I used this product....I stared at the mirror. One quite swipe completely erased redness and unevenness, but without a made up look. I am ordering 4 because I will keep one in my purse one in my car, etc. Before getting made up was an either or proposition and most days I just blew it off. Now two seconds with this product, a bit of blush and mascara and I actually look done and fresh. Love, love, love this product!!!
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This product is amazing! I love the how much coverage it gives me and I use it everyday and I have not seen a pimple at all! Thanks Glo :)
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i have been using this product i have sensitive skin and it covers without irritating or breaking me out!!!! worth EVERY PENNEY!
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- great foundation but... Review by Sara
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The coverage in this foundation is fantastic, it completely eliminates all redness while having a light wonderful look when used in conjunction with the moist hydration mist.
Unfortunately, the more I use this foundation, the more I seem to need to use it! Every-time I have used this foundation my forehead breaks out in tiny allergy dots all over,and I end up spending the next few days using a lot of Cortizone cream!
As much as I love this foundation I have to discontinue use since it does not work for my skin. :(
Note from gloProfessional: Thank you for sharing your experience, Sara. We're so sorry to hear it has been less than excellent. We will reach out to you directly to see if we can figure out what may be causing this type of reaction in your skin.
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This is the perfect base, in Denver's dry climate I typically have trouble applying base or foundation without it enhancing the dryness of my skin, but with the combination of these two products I have flawless looking skin. I could not be happier.
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I've never used pressed base before and was concerned about my dry skin with it but this product mixed with the primer is fantastic. So creamy and brightens my skin so much.
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- Love this product! Review by Brooke
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It gives me the flawless, but natural look and never, ever breaks me out!
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I love my GloMinerals 'Natural Light' base! I have dark pigment on my under eye skin and have always struggled with liquid foundations and finding something that doesnt rub off after a few hours of wearing.. Well my glo lasts all day and looks and feels GREAT! I already have my sisters hooked and am ordering some for everyone! Highly recommend this!
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Rigases arrested, charged with fraudJuly 23, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Troubles for the Adelphia Communications founding family are heating up again. The latest: John Rigas, two of his sons and two other executives have been arrested on charges of conspiring to commit securities fraud. In a lawsuit filed in federal court in Manhattan, the Securities and Exchange Commission alleges that the defendants — John Rigas, Michael Rigas, James Rigas, James Brown and ...
FCC takes up EchoStar-Hughes review once moreJuly 23, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
After putting the brakes on its review of EchoStar Communications Corp.'s proposed merger with Hughes Electronics until further public comment could be ascertained, the Federal Communications Commission is ready to kick its review back into high gear. In March, the FCC halted its review and sought comment on the combined company's plan to launch a spot-beam satellite to enable the delivery of l...
Report: Level 3 bids for WilliamsJuly 23, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
After recently receiving a $500 million cash infusion, Level 3 Communications Inc. is feeling good. The company reportedly has put in a bid for bankrupt Williams Communications Inc. Level 3 CEO James Crowe offered $1.1 billion for Williams in a letter sent to Williams CEO Howard Janzen, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The government surrenders some airwavesJuly 23, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
The wireless industry has scored a victory in its battle to get the government to relinquish some of the spectrum it controls to launch advanced wireless services in the United States. The wireless industry has been battling for months now over spectrum in the 1710 to 1855 MHz bands and 2520 to 2670 MHz bands, which for some time has been allocated to government and educational users.
Charter plans to make upgrades, not acquisitionsJuly 23, 2002 8:00 pm | by Jerri Stroud | Comments
Copyright 2002 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Inc. St. Louis Post-Dispatch…07/24/2002 From LexisNexis Charter Communications Inc. is focused on operating and selling advanced services over its cable systems, rather than buying or selling systems, the company's chief executive told shareholders Tuesday.
AOL-Time Warner cable unit may become biggest IPO in historyJuly 23, 2002 8:00 pm | by Jennifer Beauprez | Comments
Copyright 2002 Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Copyright 2002 Denver Post Denver Post…07/23/2002 From LexisNexis For two years, AT&T Corp. made futile attempts to sell its stake in AOL-Time Warner's cable TV business. Within the next few weeks a solution may arise: an initial public offering of the cable unit, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
RealNetworks takes an open-source approachJuly 22, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
RealNetworks has attempted to take another jab at its biggest competitor, software giant Microsoft Corp., with the introduction on a digital media software that supports various file formats for audio and video, including Microsoft's Windows Media technology and Apple's QuickTime. The open-source software, dubbed Helix, is designed to enable a company to use a single server to stream content no...
Best Buy, Boeing tap NortelJuly 22, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Retailer Best Buy is turning to Nortel Networks to establish a voice-over-IP network at its Richfield, Minn.-based corporate headquarters, while Boeing has turned to Nortel to build a nationwide optical network. Best Buy's VoIP network will be based on Nortel's Succession Enterprise solution and will feature a Meridian IP-enabled PBX.
IP Unity boosts telephony plans with EmpowerTel mergerJuly 22, 2002 8:00 pm | by Jeff Baumgartner | Comments
IP Unity said it will acquire silicon vendor EmpowerTel Networks as part of a plan to serve operators that offer voice over traditional TDM (Time Division Multiplex) networks but also have plans to offer next-generation Internet protocol-based telephony services. Financial terms were not disclosed. Though IP Unity's plan of attack involved the VoIP market, the addition of EmpowerTel's technolog...
Phonex serves up plug-and-play home networkingJuly 22, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Phonex Broadband continues its surge into the powerline home networking marketplace with the introduction of its HomePlug 1.0-compliant device. The NeverWire 14 QX-201 device uses power carrier technology to make use of unused bandwidth in standard electrical wiring. The company is marketing the device to business and residential customers with multiple computers.
Comcast plan to feature high-speed downloadingJuly 22, 2002 8:00 pm | by Brenda Rios | Comments
Copyright 2002 Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Copyright 2002 Detroit Free Press Detroit Free Press…07/23/2002 From LexisNexis Small businesses that need faster Internet speeds but can't afford some of the high-priced options such as T1 lines, which can cost upwards of $1,000 a month, have a new choice.
FTC: Nix to MaloneJuly 22, 2002 8:00 pm | by Pamela mcclintock | Comments
Copyright 2002 Reed Elsevier Inc. Daily Variety…07/23/2002 From LexisNexis WASHINGTON — The Federal Trade Commission has nixed a request by Liberty Media topper John Malone to up the company's stake in AOL Time Warner and lift restrictions on his shareholder voting rights. In an unanimous vote, the FTC said there was no reason to relax conditions imposed on the 1996 merger of Time W...
WorldCom seeks Chapter 11 protectionJuly 21, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
As expected, mounds of debt and a misreport of nearly $4 billion in expenses, has plunged WorldCom Inc. into a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. The telecom giant's bankruptcy is the largest in U.S. history. In its filing, WorldCom listed $107 billion in assets and $41 billion in debt. The Enron filing, which was the largest in US history for a short spell, pales in comparison, coming in at almost ...
BroadJump unveils unified activation platformJuly 21, 2002 8:00 pm | by Duffy Hayes | Comments
Broadband activation software provider BroadJump has introduced a new software platform to address operator challenges in signing up, activating and delivering service to new broadband customers. Dubbed ControlWorks Activation Edition, the new software "superset" combines many of the features of the company's popular Virtual Truck Qualifier and Installer activation platforms, and layers on new ...
Level 3 tapped for Xbox LiveJuly 21, 2002 8:00 pm | by Susan Rush | Comments
Microsoft Corp.'s broadband-enabled gaming console is going online with a little help from Level 3 Communications Inc. Under a newly signed deal, Microsoft named Level 3 as a major provider of network services for its online gaming service, dubbed Xbox Live, in North America and Europe. Level 3 will provide Center Colocation, CrossRoads Internet access and Packet MPLS private network services.


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Champions Saloon and Eatery is suing the city of Minneapolis for engaging in what it says is a racially-motivated and malicious attempt at shutting its doors, said Eric Roper of the Star Tribune.
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The earliest known surviving movie in which legendary director Alfred Hitchcock is credited was released on Thursday (15Nov12) after remaining unnoticed by archivists for decades.
The recovered parts of the film, a silent British melodrama entitled The White Shadow, were made in 1924 and Hitchcock is credited as assistant director.
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When discussing budgets, the absence of details and options leaves more questions than answers. I'm writing to provide additional details regarding Okaloosa County's need for increased revenue, as reported in the Daily News' April 25 article, "Ashley supports tax increases."
As a social and fiscal conservative, I recognize that without the necessary resources, at some point you become ineffective as an organization in meeting your mission obligations. I want the public to understand why we are at a pivotal point for the future of local public safety, one of government's most critical functions.
We've all made sacrifices because of the weakened economy, and the Sheriff's Office is no different. Last year marked the fifth consecutive year our budget was reduced, representing an overall reduction of nearly 20 percent or $5.56 million. We've slashed beneficial programs and sent home hard-working employees.
Yet, last year alone, we experienced a record-breaking 210,175 calls for service (a 14 percent increase) and record numbers of tourists. As law enforcement professionals sworn to protect and serve, we see a disturbing correlation between ongoing cuts and the 39 percent increase in violent crimes the past two years. In addition, Okaloosa County's population increased approximately 6 percent during 2010-12 but domestic violence and sexual assault incidents increased 28 percent. The Sheriff's Office experienced a 62 percent increase in reported fraud-related crimes during the same period. Economic and financial crimes generally increased 31 percent.
It is clear that the ever-growing chasm between the demand for safe schools, roadways, neighborhoods, businesses and beaches and the declining supply of available resources cannot continue without jeopardizing public safety.
Our county is challenged by our dependence on the general fund as the sole source of funds for basic government services such as law enforcement. I acknowledge that "additional fees," "enhanced revenue," "increased funding streams," etc., are terms synonymous with tax increases, and it is difficult for me to advocate increasing these. But, as sheriff, I am committed to ensuring there is sufficient funding to keep our citizens and visitors safe.
I hear daily from citizens who would like a deputy in their neighborhood to stop thefts or burglaries or slow speeders, to address prostitution and drug sales, or to have deputies placed at supervised visitation centers or hospitals or schools … and the list goes on. Of course, we would need the preventive patrols necessary to help reduce crime and prevent it from happening in the first place. Unfortunately, funding cuts combined with increased calls for help have forced a transition to primarily a reactive force, answering the flood of calls for service as they come in.
If people need our help because they are victims of rape, robbery, burglary, theft or criminal mischief, they expect and deserve adequate resources.
I believe that even though Okaloosa County enjoys one of the lowest property tax rates in the state, our property owners have served as our "cash cow" for far too long. Property owners should not be expected to continually fund services for those who do not own property and contribute little to fund those services. I estimate that less than 40 percent of the calls for service we answer are initiated by property owners. It seems fundamentally unfair for property owners to continually shoulder that burden.
In that regard, I fully support our county commissioners' efforts to use bed tax money to fund lifeguards and other public safety services consumed primarily by tourists.
I believe that only three equitable options exist to increase revenues:
- A 1 percent local-option sales tax, which would leverage a penny of every dollar spent in the county, even those spent by tourists. Such a tax would generate an estimated $21 million in additional county revenue and another $7 million to be shared by our municipalities.
- A 5-cent local-option fuel tax, which would generate about $3 million for the county and an additional $1.8 million to be shared by the municipalities. These additional revenues could be used only to improve roadways and bridges (many of which are in dire need of repair, especially in the north end of the county).
- A utility franchise fee of 6 percent, which could generate approximately $6 million to enhance the general fund.
None of the above options burden only our property owners, and I believe they are the most equitable options for meeting critical, ever-growing funding needs.
I applaud our county commissioners for recognizing these critical needs. I stand ready to work with them as they consider options to meet these needs.
Larry Ashley is the sheriff of Okaloosa County.


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Last updated at 11:11, Wednesday, 14 November 2012
THE sons of a man who died in an accident have released balloons into the air in memory of their beloved dad.
Dad-of-two Marcus Dixon, 39, was found dead at his home in Maple Street, Barrow, last Thursday.
Mr Dixon – who worked in the safety, health and environment department at Barrow's shipyard until a year ago – was named by police at the weekend.
A keen runner, Mr Dixon was often seen jogging around the parks and pathways of Barrow.
His sister Sara Gabriel, 41, said the family and his two boys Luca, six, and Josh, three, were trying to come to terms with his loss after he died in a "tragic accident".
"We are still in shock at the moment, it is really hard to cope with," she said.
Along with his team the Tonka Fingers, Mr Dixon was a regular competitor in the annual 40 mile Keswick to Barrow run and walk, which he did in aid of various charities.
Mrs Gabriel, of South View, Barrow, said he had even come second in the event on a couple of occasions.
She said: "He was a really good runner. That was his main occupation, that and his two sons."
Often he had taken part in the run with his two brothers Darryl, 42, and Jamie, 37.
"He never took it seriously, it was just something he enjoyed and liked to do to keep fit," said Mrs Gabriel.
"The boys were the main focus of his life.
"He just lived for them, nothing even came close to that. He was always taking them out to the park, he wasn't a dad that liked to stay indoors, and he was always taking them out on their scooters.
"They understand what has happened a little bit. The eldest let off a balloon into the sky and the little one has too."
Mr Dixon's death was the second to hit the family in recent times, after his dad Ken, 68, passed away a year ago. His mum Jacqueline, who is in her sixties, still lives in Barrow.
The family was grateful for all the messages of support and sympathy they had received, Mrs Gabriel said.
She added: "We are going to miss his smile."
An inquest into Mr Dixon's death was opened and adjourned at Barrow Town Hall yesterday.
First published at 16:20, Tuesday, 13 November 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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Just thinking of you the other day mate while out on a run - was hoping to catch up when back in the UK at Christmas. Much love to your family at this difficult time. There will be no shortage of people to tell your boys what a great bloke you were. Rest in peace, Marcus.
not long till our final farewell, still cant believe your gone, keep checking your profile on facebook to see if its all been a bad dream, but its not, and you really are gone, you have left a huge hole in so many peoples hearts and will truly be missed, hope you have met up with gav and ur dad and they are looking after you, thoughts are with ur little boys and family at this extremely sad time, RIP marcus xxx
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Lessons from a desert hike
Jeff Clark's patriotism and bravery almost cost him his life – twice.
The first time was in Vietnam in the 1960s, where Clark, a Marine, was critically wounded, but survived.
The second time was last May in the California desert, where Clark overextended himself on a hike. He became dehydrated after hiking to the top of Coyote Mountain in the Anza-Borrego State Park to tend to his American flag he placed to honor his late father, a Navy veteran of World War II, and all those who have served our country.
Both times, in Vietnam and the California desert, Clark had to be air-lifted out by helicopter. And now, the Marine wants his struggles to overcome post traumatic stress disorder and poor planning as a desert hiker be life lessons for all.
"I've been lucky," Clark said. "With the season to hike and explore the desert coming up, I wanted to warn people of the dangers out there if you don't take enough water or let people know where you're going. That helicopter ride out of the desert cost me $34,000, and that's not counting the hospital bill. I was lucky insurance took care of most of it. But people need to know that these rescues aren't free."
Clark's life before his near fatal hike last May up Coyote Mountain in the Anza-Borrego State Park off S-22 was filled with spiritual and emotional survival.
After returning to the U.S. from Vietnam, Clark rebuilt his life, first as a master welder in a shipyard and then as a corrections officer with the California Department of Corrections. But years later he began dealing with what was diagnosed as post traumatic stress disorder from his time spent at war. His marriage failed, and he retreated to northern California, transferring from Folsom State Prison to Pelican Bay State Prison.
He left the corrections department 18 months before he was eligible to retire because he feared he couldn't do the job anymore. He even went to Alaska for a spell and served as a security guard on the North Slope for an oil company.
Clark eventually returned to his hometown of San Diego and overcame his mental challenges by reliving his past and writing a book, "Flashback, Forgetting and Remembering Vietnam." In the book, Clark details his own struggles, but also shows other war veterans where to go for help with memories of war.
Now 62 and retired, Clark is an avid hiker who takes long desert treks to "find peace and stay in touch with God." One of those journeys last May 10 nearly cost him his life.
Clark had just replaced his American flag on top of Coyote Mountain and was descending when he slipped and slid 50 feet or so down the rugged slope. He didn't realize it at the time, but he'd lost his wallet during the fall.
"I was half way back to my car, about 1½ miles from it, when I realized I'd lost my wallet," Clark said. "Then I realized I didn't have enough water, so I turned back. About a half mile from the car, I got dizzy and sat down. All I wanted to do was sleep. I managed to call my wife on my cell phone, and believe me, she is the one who is responsible for me still being here."


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The Historic Milwaukee preservation society offers an impressive lineup of architectural tours in downtown Milwaukee and outlying neighborhoods, all led by passionate volunteer guides. Most are walking tours ($7), but the organization also recently started a boat tour ($16). One of the most popular walking tours is "Daily Downtown Thru the Eras," which highlights the stories behind some of Milwaukee's iconic "cream city" brick buildings. The Mackie and the Mitchell, for example, both built in the 1870s by Milwaukee's original rich granddaddy Alexander Mitchell, housed the chamber of commerce, the Grain Exchange and Milwaukee's first weather station in a cupola far above the street. On the "Brady Street Twilight" tour, you'll discover European architecture and charming crooked streets in the old Polish section of town. The Poles worked in the nearby tanneries and factories along the river. Later, Germans moved to Brady Street, followed by Italians. You'll see everything from Polish flats to High Victorian Gothic homes; even the fire station once had a seven-story Italianate watchtower (since destroyed, unfortunately). The street has lots of pubs and shops, and you can still get a terrific Italian beef sandwich at Glorioso's deli. The Charles Lapham Sholes house, a lovely redbrick Victorian, was home to the inventor of the Sholes and Glidden typewriter used by Mark Twain to produce the first typed manuscript ever, "Tom Sawyer." Tour guides will tell you about the first white baby girl, named, believe it or not, Milwaukee Smith; she was brought into the world by midwife Josette Juneau, who had 16 children of her own. Stories cover blown-up bridges, disputed territories and graves that were reportedly moved but the bones somehow keep turning up! And, of course, there's Gertie, the duck who laid her eggs in a rotten piling on a downtown bridge in the mid-1940s. After her ducklings were born, the whole family was transported to the window of Gimbel's Department Store to be taken care of by a registered nurse. Honest.


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Beneath the never-ending (well, in our minds) Chuck Bass suits is one heavily tattooed body. Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick is an avid body ink enthusiast, boasting more than a handful of tattoos all over his hunky British bod — including song lyrics, a topless lady, and a tattoo in reference to the weight of the human soul.
Ed tells Interview, "I'm a big fan of Elvis, man. I got 'Heartbreak Hotel' tattooed on my chest. Yeah, and I've got '21 Grams,' 'Love Me Two Times,' the song by the Doors. I have 'I Heart Romance' on my forearm and 'You Make Me Feel Like the One' across my shoulder." The inspiration for "I Heart Romance?" A bathroom stall in a bar in Brooklyn, Ed says, explaining simply: "I thought it was cool, so I got it." The "21G" (short for 21 grams) tattoo is a nod to the purported "weight of the human soul," according to People.
Ed reportedly plans to get "way more" tattoos, because: "They're addictive. Live fast, die young. Be a good-looking corpse." There's one special lady who is not a fan of Ed's ink addiction, however: his mom. She particularly hates his upper right arm tattoo of a topless woman. Of his parents, Ed tells OK!, "They're pretty proud, I think, except [for] the tattoo. [I'm the] black sheep of the family."
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Just a bit. The F-type coupe is the stiffest car Jaguar has ever made. In fact, the more engineering savvy among you will appreciate that a figure of 33,000Nm per degree makes it one of the most rigid cars ever. The F-type convertible is as solid as convertibles come. This thing is twice as stiff. It's a proper prize-fighter, an impression that's firmly underlined with the addition of a roof. The convertible is the image builder, and with more than 10,000 sold since it arrived a year ago it's doing the job for Jaguar. But this is the one we've been waiting for. It also looks mighty, particularly as your eye arrives at the rear end.


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Sources with knowledge of a proposed industrial project in West Point have confirmed that Yokohama Rubber Company, a tire manufacturer from Japan, has chosen Clay County as a project site.
This morning, state legislators are filing into the Capitol Building in Jackson to vote on an incentives package so that the project may move forward.
Clay County beat out 3,000 counties in the Southeast, and the project is set to bring 500 jobs in the initial phase. The multi-phase project is said to possibly implicate as many as 2,000 jobs if the project is developed to its full potential.
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Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - Let the debates begin.
On Monday, the National College Football Awards Association released its first two award watch lists for the upcoming 2014 season - the Bednarick Award (given annually to the nation's top defensive player) and the Maxwell Award (given to the college football player of the year).
The two watch lists opened a long string of NCFAA preseason recognitions that will be announced through July 18.
Notable awards that will have their watch lists made public in that time include the Biletnikoff (most outstanding receiver in college football), the Jim Thorpe (the nation's top defensive back), the Butkus (college football's top linebacker) and the Walter Camp (player of the year).
Obviously, there are quite a few names that stand out on the first two watch lists, but each is pretty extensive in terms of inclusion. There are 76 names found on the Bednarick Award Watch List, which will eventually be whittled down to a select few semifinalists, then finalists and an eventual winner. There are also 76 names found on the Maxwell Award Watch List.
For the Bednarick Award, it's hard not to look at standout defensive players like USC defensive end Leonard Williams and TCU defensive end Devonte Fields as possible favorites to garner the defensive honor.
Williams played a strong season with the Trojans in 2013 despite the fact he likely wasn't 100 percent following surgery for a torn labrum. A junior this year, he is healthy and looking to build on his 13 sacks and 26 tackles for loss in his two years at USC.
Fields is in a bit of a similar situation to Williams, having had his 2013 season derailed due to injury.
In early October, TCU coach Gary Patterson announced the Horned Frogs would shut down Fields for the remainder of the season so he could undergo surgery on his injured foot. But it was his freshman campaign in 2012 that showed what the D-line bookend can do.
Fields racked up 10 sacks and 18.5 tackles for loss with two forced fumbles as a newcomer. He was named the Big 12 Defensive Freshman of the Year and was a first-team selection to the All-Big 12 team.
Other players around the nation who very easily could earn the Bednarick Award are cornerbacks Ifo Ekpre-Olomu of Oregon and Vernon Hargreaves III from Florida, linebackers Myles Jack of UCLA and Trey DePriest of Alabama, and defensive linemen Vic Beasley of Clemson, Shilique Calhoun of Michigan State and Randy Gregory of Nebraska.
The Maxwell Award, similar to the Walter Camp Award, will be a highly contested decision for the nation's top offensive player. There are dozens of deserving offensive specialists, but it will all come down to what type of season they each have.
Assuming more impressive campaigns for the top quarterbacks, names like Florida State's Jameis Winston and Oregon's Marcus Mariota will be tossed around quite frequently.
Last year, Alabama's A.J. McCarron took home the Maxwell honor, while the redshirt freshman Winston won the Walter Camp Award. He will look to become the fourth player in college football history to win the award twice.
McCarron taking home the Maxwell Award in 2013 guaranteed a new winner this December. Winston's name appears on the watch list released Monday, as does Mariota's. Other notable nominees include Oregon State quarterback Sean Mannion, Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall, new Alabama quarterback Jacob Coker along with his teammates Amari Cooper (wide receiver) and T.J. Yeldon (running back), Notre Dame quarterback Everett Golson and UCLA quarterback Brett Hundley.
The Maxwell and Camp awards take the top skills position players and pit them against each other, although the Biletnikoff, Davey O'Brien and Doak Walker awards are given to the nation's top receiver, quarterback and running back, respectively. So the lists for both are extensive, but the selection committees for the awards will have their hands full picking one player from the talent pool.
Winston took home the Davey O'Brien Award in 2013 as the nation's top quarterback and will certainly look to repeat this season. But he'll have Mariota, Hundley, Marshall, Coker, Ohio State's Braxton Miller and Marshall's Rakeem Cato as competition.
The Doak Walker Award committee will have the same level of selection difficulty, taking players like Yeldon, Georgia's Todd Gurley, Nebraska's Ameer Abdullah, Wisconsin's Melvin Gordon and Florida State's Karlos Williams and trying to choose a winner from those names, among others.
Winston was the big NCFAA winner a year ago and he's poised to do it again with another strong season assuming he can maintain his success. For Winston, who possesses an extreme amount of football talent, playing at a high level shouldn't be much of an issue. It will be whether he can avoid off-the-field trouble that will determine his 2014 season. If not (and assuming he likes the recognition via awards), there are plenty of others who will be happy to take over the role of college football's most decorated player.
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When do you plan to retire?
You probably have a pretty good idea of when you want to retire. And judging from the results of our survey of those age 50 and older[1], it's likely between the ages of 65 and 67.
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Many retirement plans still define normal retirement age as 65 — meaning the plan must allow you to begin receiving benefits at age 65. Often, however, you can receive benefits earlier from a defined contribution plan like a 401(k) or 403(b), while you have to wait until the plan's normal retirement date to receive benefits from a defined benefit pension plan.
That said, there are reasons you may want to retire later. In fact, later retirement may be a new trend. In 2011, 14 percent of our survey respondents indicated they'd retire after age 67. That number jumped to 20 percent in 2012. The percentage of people retiring in the 60 to 64 age range dropped from 12 percent in 1998-1999 to just 7 percent in 2009-2010.[2]
If you need to keep working because you won't have enough saved, take steps now to increase your savings. Contribute the maximum to your employer's retirement plan and to any individual retirement accounts (IRAs).
Should you decide to keep working beyond your Social Security full retirement age, consider the potential impact on your benefits. For instance, while Social Security benefits increase by a certain percentage if you delay your retirement beyond full retirement age, that increase no longer applies once you reach age 70.
In addition, your Social Security benefits could be taxed if you claim them while still working. The tax rate is based on your provisional income, figured by adding your total taxable income (from wages, pension payments, dividend interest and other sources) with tax-exempt interest income (such as from municipal bonds) with 50 percent of your Social Security benefits. If your provisional income amount is between $32,000 and $44,000 (if you're married) or between $25,000 and $34,000 (if you're single), up to 50 percent of your Social Security benefit is subject to tax. Up to 85 percent of your benefit is subject to tax if the amount is over $44,000 (if you're married) or $34,000 (if you're single).
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The Center for Entrepreneurship in the John Cook School of Business at Saint Louis University has announced the formation of the Institute for Private Business (IPB).
Jennifer Ehlen, interim director of the center, said IPB was created to advance private business in the St. Louis region and beyond. In addition, IPB will help to correct the imbalanced perception of the role that private business plays in our economic landscape.
"IPB's focus is on assisting the growth and vitality of family and other closely held businesses through training, networking and academic research," Ehlen said.
"Interactive seminars, educational forums, peer groups, newsletters, research studies and other Saint Louis University resources will be offered to IPB member companies."
The first IPB membership year will launch in 2012.
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The IPB Spring Seminar Series, "Innovation: It's Not Rocket Science," kicks off Tuesday, May 24, with "The Essential Role of Innovation for Private Business: Lessons and Experiences from Silicon Valley." Stephen Ciesinski, vice president of strategic business development for SRI International, will share SRI's unique process for innovations.
Michael Lebowitz, founder and CEO of Big Spaceship, will discuss "Innovation from Within: Empowering a Culture of Creativity," Thursday, June 23. Big Spaceship is a digital creative agency in Brooklyn, New York, whose innovative culture has been profiled by the New York Times and Harvard Business Review.
Brown Smith Wallace LLC, the second largest locally owned accounting, tax and consulting firm in Missouri, is the IPB Seminar Series Presenting Partner alongside Colarelli, Meyer & Associates, Inc., Clayton Capital Partners and Mercury Labs.
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Are you a mum in a photo active family? Are you mid-income with high aspirations for your children whom you wish to be successful and creative? If that's sounds like you, then you should be buying a Kodak ESP C-series inkjet printer and, according to the company marketing meetings, you're also called Fiona.
The Kodak ESP C310 and ESP C110 are both all-in-ones, minus a fax offering, with the only difference between them that the former supports Wi-Fi whereas the latter doesn't. All the same, they'll each allow you to print, copy and scan to your heart's content.
The inkjets, launched at CES 2011, are spearheading Kodak's second big push on its undercutting of the competition on ink prices over the last 2 years, as it hopes to keep increasing its market share with the headline message that Kodak inkjets are the cheapest way to go.
Consequently, what we got when Pocket-lint had a hands on with the pair was something pretty simple. They're standard L-shape printers with the paper going in the back end and coming out of the front so as not to confuse anyone with what goes where. They're a fairly unassuming matte charcoal finish with the only bit of colour the Kodak gold circle around the all important print button on the right.
Again, the controls are minimal with the only extras on show being the memory card slot from which you can sadly only print photos, but not docs of any kind. While that's not a major issue, the one area that probably is, is the teeny tiny 1.5-inch LCD preview screen. It's around the size of a digital watch face. According to director and vice president of consumer inkjet Bob Ohlweiler, it's an area the company is looking to develop but, for now, we may as well appreciate it as a cost saving measure.
Fortunately, the rest of the devices are sound with a pretty sturdy build quality going on. They're still the kind of thing that's going to take up proportionally more desk space than you'd want, so we'd highly recommended going for the wireless C310 option which you can stash in the cupboard instead.
At present you can print directly from an iPhone or iPad via the Pic Flic app or one of the Kodak Pulse connected photo frames, but that's as high tech as you can get until the company has got its home printing economics message across to the consumer. In reference to printers that you can email and other advances more fitting of the inkjet zeitgiest, Ohlweiler commented:
"We recognise that that's a direction one of our competitors has chosen to go with but for us, cloud printing is something for the future. It's obviously a huge trend. Today people aren't doing it a lot but we think it's going to move to the predominant amount of content printed rather than off the PC. That's a huge focus area for us."
For now, the only interesting features, other than taking care of the job in hand, are that you can print out paper with lines for lists or graph paper to help your kids get the materials they need for their maths homework.
Both C-Series models are available for pre-order now for £69 and £89 and, while not the cheapest up front, they have an estimated running cost of £68 per year based on printing four sheets per day. According to Kodak, that's more than £75 less than the competition.
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May 5, 2006
Some basics of the LOOP block
Using the pop-out menu (by selecting the orange icon, 4th down - FLOW), I select the LOOP block (2nd from left - others are WAIT, SWITCH, and STOP blocks).
When the LOOP block is first dropped, it is set for "Forever" - it will run until you manually end it. Using the drop-down menu, you can select sensors to determine if the loop breaks.
Now I've configured the LOOP for a count of 5. I've also dropped in a SOUND block - when the program runs, the configured sound or tone will play 5 times before the loop breaks.
I've added a STOP block just to be complete. The program will stop without it because it's set to loop 5 times. Just an old programming habit of actually STOPping the program.
For this image, I've just shown you how the LOOP block is set to be triggered by a SOUND sensor. You can set the limits (high or low) for triggering the break.
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Nice stuff!
I'm wondering if the WAIT block is strictly time based, or if you can wait for an event to occur (such as a sensor hitting a threshhold value or a variable reaching a certain count)? Heck, while we're at it, what are all those symbols on the left besides FLOW?
I'm also starting to wonder how robust (if at all) the support for subroutines is...
For example, it might be useful to create a 'sound off' subroutine which can either play a success (if 'true' is passed in) or a fail (if 'false' is passed in) tune that could then be reused as needed. "MyBlocks" was an attempt to do that under the RCX, but was limited to a single level, didn't permit recursion and otherwise was just really a space saving mechanism on the programming workbench.
I'm also starting to wonder if concurrent tasking is possible!
You're getting me really excited about this product... May and June are going to be long months!
- May 6, 2006, 2:23:00 AM
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1. Concurrent tasks are possible.
2. WAIT blocks can be matched to the sensors, brick buttons, and the timer.
3. MyBlocks do exist (and are very cool to work with) and can be reused (once they're in your library, they're in there until you delete them).
4. The symbols, from top (green circle) to bottom (4 red squares) are Common, Action, Sensor, Flow, Data and Advanced. Each of these have groupings of blocks that pop-out as sub-menus to select from. I'll try and document the sub-menus under each in a separate post very soon.
- May 6, 2006, 2:37:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
On the subject of recursion, no, the MyBlocks can not "contain" themselves. But they can certainly be nested in other ways (i.e.- you can make a MyBlock that is composed of other MyBlocks, etc.)
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My programs never seem to run properly when I use the stop block.
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DPSSS Storm Spotting ClassEvent Details: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., February 02, Busch Student Center, 20 N. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, MO, 63103
The department of public safety and security services is teaming up with the National Weather Service's, Warning Coordination Meteorologist (WCM), Jim Kramper, to once again bring the SLU community free storm spotting class.
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The class will be held from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Feb. 2, in the SGA senate chambers in the Busch Student Center, room 256. The class is open to any interested faculty, staff or students and includes an official National Weather Service storm spotter certificate.
"The recent tornadoes in St. Louis City and County serve to emphasis to our community our own vulnerability when it comes to hazardous weather," said Connie Tillman, emergency preparedness coordinator and SLU CERT staff advisor.
"Storm spotters are needed to verify that a dangerous event such as a tornado or damaging winds is evolving," said Earth and atmospheric sciences professor Tim Eichler, a SLU CERT graduate. "The communication between storm spotters and the local National Weather Service office helps forecasters put out warnings to safeguard life and property."
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Selling their body for cash...not worth protecting. Let them rot
Such a backwards statement......considering you need to learn any job you do, and things you have learned are stored in the brain, you could argue that everyone who has a job is selling their body (or at least a part of it) for cash.
That being said, why are they not worth protecting? Just because their sell their body for cash? What makes that wrong and not worth protecting? They are doing a job and providing a service to any person who needs such service, no reason to not protect them.


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I just came to know that the Betrayal of Jimmy DLC is available on Steam. - http://store.steampo...pp/50146/?cc=ru
Problem is, it is only avaiable in Russia and certain other eastern European countries for some weird reason. I would very much like to own it but can't due to this. It seems it can be gifted by someone from any of those countries. Is there someone who is willing to gift it to me? I will pay back by paypal.
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No one else will get the job done. Yarygin brings out good competition but the Russians and YoMommaStans aren't yet in Olympic shape. When they are we have one guy who can pull it off and he'll have to work harder at it than this years Worlds.
Varner, Cael and Dlagnev will be lucky to get Bronze with the competition they'll face.
A lot more international competition is needed to hone the skills and prepare for Worlds. Beating US guys just isn't enough.


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SANTA ROSA BEACH – I had the opportunity recently to go to Restaurant Fire at Gulf Place. It was my first visit there since its move from Grayton Beach.
I was happy to see that the food was just as good as, if not better than, it has always been. And I was taken with the new location. Where the former location had acoustics issues that sometimes gave a chaotic feel, the new location is warm and welcoming.
The food
The food at Fire is billed as "fresh, hearty Napa style American fare with South Walton character." That is a good description. The menu features in-season produce and a number of house made items, including jams, jellies, syrup and sausages served at breakfast.
To offer the best items available, the menu changes with the season, and I have always enjoyed the cooler weather fare. The best example of this is the short ribs prepared in the style of a pot roast.
Exceedingly tender and flavorful beef short ribs are served in a deep dish mingled with peas, carrots, cippolini onions and mushrooms. Boursin whipped potatoes tie it all together.
The boneless double cut pork chop is another dish that pays tribute to fall. The ultra thick chop was topped with apple butter-mustard barbecue sauce and served with smothered greens that were perfectly seasoned.
Rounds of fried pork belly mac and cheese were a rich and satisfying addition to the plate.
Even seared red snapper gets a taste of fall when paired with cream cheese grits and braised Brussels sprouts. Other seafood options include shrimp puttanesca served with a crispy mascarpone polenta cake, and grilled black grouper with braised white beans and asparagus.
Regional flavor is evident in the blackened chicken breast that has been brined in sweet tea and served with corn bread dressing. It is also found in a roasted baby beet salad with local greens and Florida oranges.
And it doesn't get more local than a starter of Gulf Seafood Three Ways: smoked snapper dip, cornmeal fried oysters and shrimp remoulade.
Fire also has a take on another regional tradition, the meat-and-two plate. On our visit, the meat offered was duck breast. It came with two sides.
Choices included mashed potatoes, creamed spinach, asparagus, the pork belly mac and cheese, and wonderfully sweet and tart pickled beets.
Seasonal fare is also found on the dessert menu, with a fruit cobbler. Other options include a super sweet sticky toffee cake, and lovely crisp white chocolate mascarpone cannoli.
Fire's attention to detail extends to the cocktail menu. Fresh juices and house made syrups are blended into delicious drinks.
A good example is the Thyme for Bourbon. Breckenridge, excellent small batch bourbon, is mixed with simple syrup, ginger ale and a thyme and citrus blend.
The atmosphere
Fire's new location is large, but is thoughtfully arranged to create an inviting space. Just inside the front door is the lively bar. Even on the slow night we visited, the bar had a good crowd, and everyone seemed to be having a great time.
On the way to the main dining room is a nook with a large table, creating an open wine room. The dining room is large, but beautifully designed. It is a wonderful place to linger over a meal.
The service
Fire has a great staff that ensures diners have an enjoyable meal. Servers are well-acquainted with the menu, courses are properly timed, and our server made sure we had what we needed without being intrusive.
A final taste
Fire is a delight. This New Orleans transplant has been a welcome addition to the area since 2007. With its recent move to larger digs in Gulf Place, there is even more of Fire to enjoy.
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