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Japan's population is aging(see Demographics of Japan). During the 1950s, the percentage of the population in the sixty-five-and-over group remained steady at around 5%. Throughout subsequent decades, however, that age group expanded, and by 1989 it had grown to 11.6% of the population. It was expected to reach 16.9% by 2000 and almost 25.2% by 2020. Perhaps the most outstanding feature of this trend was the speed with which it was occurring in comparison to trends in other industrialized nations. In the United States, expansion of the sixty-five-and-over age-group from 7% to 14% took seventy-five years; in Britain and the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany), this expansion took forty-five years. The same expansion in Japan was expected to take only twenty-six years.
A key principle in the stratification of Japanese society is age. "Acting one's age" may be more important in Japan than in some other societies, resulting in relatively narrow age-ranges for such life cycle-events as university education, first job, or marriage. This pattern fits with the value placed on playing social roles appropriately.
Old age ideally represents a time of relaxation of social obligations, assisting with the family farm or business without carrying the main responsibility, socializing, and receiving respectful care from family and esteem from the community. In the late 1980s, high (although declining) rates of suicide among older people and the continued existence of temples where one could pray for quick death indicated that this ideal was not always fulfilled. Japan has a national holiday called Respect for the Aged Day, but for most people it is merely another day for picnics or an occasion when the commuter trains run on holiday schedules. True respect for the elderly may be questioned when buses and trains carry signs above specially reserved seats to remind people to give up their seats for elderly riders. Although the elderly might not have been accorded generalized respect based on age, many older Japanese continued to live full lives that included gainful employment and close relationships with adult children.
Although the standard retirement age in Japan throughout most of the postwar period was fifty-five, people aged sixty-five and over in Japan were more likely to work than in any other developed country in the 1980s. In 1987 about 36% of men and 15% of women in this age-group were in the labor force. With better pension benefits and decreased opportunities for agricultural or other self-employed work, however, labor force participation by the elderly has been decreasing since 1960. In 1986 about 90% of Japanese surveyed said that they wished to continue working after age sixty-five. They indicated both financial and health reasons for this choice. Other factors, such as a strong work ethic and the centering of men's social ties around the workplace, may also be relevant. Employment was not always available, however, and men and women who worked after retirement usually took substantial cuts in salary and prestige. Between 1981 and 1986, the proportion of people sixty and over who reported that a public pension was their major source of income increased from 35% to 53%, while those relying most on earnings for income fell from 31 to 25% and those relying on children decreased from 16 to 9%.
In the 1980s, there was a major trend toward the elderly maintaining separate households rather than co-residing with the families of adult children. The proportion living with children decreased from 77% in 1970 to 65% in 1985, although this rate was still much higher than in other industrialized countries. The number of elderly living in Japan's retirement or nursing homes also increased from around 75,000 in 1970 to more than 216,000 in 1987.
But still, this group was a small portion of the total elderly population. People living alone or only with spouses constituted 32% of the sixty-five-and-over group. Less than half of those responding to a government survey believed that it was the duty of the eldest son to care for parents, but 63% replied that it was natural for children to take care of their elderly parents. The motive of co-residence seems to have changed, from being the expected arrangement of an agricultural society to being an option for coping with circumstances such as illness or widowhood in a postindustrial society.
The health of the aged receives the society's a great deal of attention. Responsibility for the care of the aged, bedridden, or senile, however, still devolves mainly on family members, usually daughters-in-law.
As Japan's population aged, so did its workforce. In 1990 about 20% of the work force was made up of workers aged fifty-five and over. The Ministry of Labor predicted that by 2000 about 24% of the working population (almost one in four workers) would be in this age-group. This demographic shift brings about both macroeconomic and microeconomic problems. At the national level, Japan is having trouble financing the pension system, and the future of the pension system is a major topic in the 2005 House of Representatives election. At the corporate level, problems include growing personnel costs and the shortage of senior positions.
In most Japanese companies, salaries rise with worker age. Because younger workers are paid less, they are more attractive to employers, and the difficulty in finding employment increases with age. This pattern is evidenced by the unemployment rates for different age-groups and by the number of applicants per job vacancy for each age-group in openings handled by public employment offices. As the Japanese population ages, such trends may grow.
Most Japanese companies require that employees retire upon reaching a specified age. During most of the postwar period, that age was fifty-five. Because government social security payments normally begins at age sixty, workers are forced to find reemployment to fill the five-year gap. However, in 1986 the Diet passed the Law Concerning the Stabilization of Employment for Elderly People to provide various incentives for firms to raise their retirement age to sixty. Many Japanese companies raised the retirement age they had set, partly in response to this legislation. And despite mandatory retirement policies, many Japanese companies allow their employees to continue working beyond the age of sixty--although generally at reduced wages. People over sixty continue to work varied: to supplement inadequate pension incomes, to give meaning to their lives, or to keep in touch with society.
As Japan's population ages, the financial health of the public pension plan deteriorates. To avoid massive increases in premiums, the government reformed the system in 1986 by cutting benefit levels and raising the plan's specified age at which benefits began from sixty to sixty-five. Under the revised system, contributions paid in equal share by employer and employee were expected to be equivalent to about 30% of wages, as opposed to 40% of wages under the old system. However, problems now arose in securing employment opportunities for the sixty-to-sixty-five agegroup.
In 1990 some 90% of companies paid retirement benefits to their employees in the form of lump-sum payments and pensions. Some companies based the payment amount on the employee's base pay, while others used formulas independent of base pay. Because the system was designed to reward long service, payment rose progressively with the number of years worked.


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A busy week for Red Hat and the rest of the Linux Planet
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Beefy Miracle released as Spherical Cow set to Acquire a Window Seat.
A busy week on the Linux Planet as a new chapter is written in the saga of the company once known as Mandrake Linux.
The third major new kernel release of 2012 is now generally available.
When Peter Volkerding built the Slackware Linux distro back in 1993, the Linux Planet was a very different place.
This week's Linux Top 3, once again has a strong desktop component.
The Precise Pangolin dominated the Linux news cycle last week, but it wasn't the only piece of Linux news.
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A Charleston teenager is seeking a lesser prison sentence. 17-year old Thomas Mallo is just a few weeks away from his 18th birthday and has to start serving a 40-year prison sentence then. Mallo was convicted of killing an elderly neighbor and has been held at the Industrial Home for Youth in Salem since he pleaded guilty in 2010 to second-degree murder. Mallo was 14 when 80-year-old Phyllis Jean Phares died in 2009. Prosecutors say he stabbed her to death. Kanawha County Chief Public Defender George Castelle plans to ask a judge to reduce the sentence. Kanawha County attorneys are expected to oppose the move.
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European Parliament president Martin Schulz on Tuesday (December 18th) reiterated the European Union's willingness to help fund the democratic transition in Tunisia, TAP reported.
Speaking in Tunis after meeting with Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali, Schulz said the new grants would "support reforms made by the Government to revive the economy and establish democratic institutions and the rule of law".
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The word originates from horse-racing in the United Kingdom, where an entrant in a one-horse race run under Jockey Club rules has to "walk over" the course before being awarded victory. It is the equivalent of a shoo-in in America. The Oxford English Dictionary defines it thus: "a race in which through absence of competitors the winner has merely to 'walk over'; also in extended sense, a contest in which through the inferiority of his competitors the winner has practically no opposition. Anything accomplished with great ease".
The term is also used in competitive sports to describe the ease in which a given contest was won, for example, "the match was a walk over". It is used in regards to the ease of a victory, due to the inferiority of an opposing team/individual, rather than being indicative of a heavy defeat.
A walkover is usually the sign of a very strong mandate or unanimous support. It can however can be interpreted by critics of the faction the walkover is awarded to as a suspicious sign of electoral fraud or gerrymandering to prevent other candidates from participating. The circumstances of such an interpretation are usually controversial. Walkovers can thus often be a sign of an illiberal democracy.
However many liberal democracies in history, including the history of United States, have had uncontested elections because support for the uncontested candidate was so strong. In the United States presidential elections of 1789 and 1792, George Washington ran uncontested for President, although in the latter election the ballot for the Vice President was contested by both Federalists and Democratic-Republicans.
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Times are tough in sugar, but approaching planting season kindles optimismKelly Brantner, a fourth-generation sugar beet farmer, has seen tough times before. Another planting season is nearing, however, and Brantner and others involved in the area's sugar beet industry say optimism is in order.
By: Jonathan Knutson, Agweek
GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Kelly Brantner, a fourth-generation sugar beet farmer, has seen tough times before.
"But it doesn't get much tougher than this," Brantner, a Felton, Minn., farmer and secretary of the Red River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association, said of historically low sugar prices that have crippled his industry's profitability.
Another planting season is nearing, however, and Brantner and others involved in the area's sugar beet industry say optimism is in order.
Brantner attended the 52nd annual International Sugarbeet Institute March 12. The conference, the world's largest indoor sugar beet trade show, concludes March 13 at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks, N.D. Doors open at 8:45 a.m. and close mid-afternoon on March 13.
The Red River Valley is the nation's leading sugar beet growing region. An estimated 3,000 to 4,000 people will attend the trade show, and about 125 companies will exhibit their products. Every exhibit has a connection to the sugar beet industry.
Bob Cournia, the Institute's longtime exhibit coordinator, died in a traffic accident Nov. 7, 2013. Cournia, 67, was a lifetime farmer in Crookston, Minn. His image was displayed on video screens on the walls of the Alerus Center's exhibit hall.
"Bob's looking down on us," Brantner said.
Cournia was honored in a special presentation at the Institute on March 12.
The show began in 1963 in Crookston and now alternates between the Alerus Center and the Fargodome in Fargo, N.D.
When the event was last held in Grand Forks in 2012, sugar prices and industry enthusiasm were high. Since then, record world production and growing Mexican imports have pushed down prices to their lowest levels since the 1980s.
Sugar prices, though still low, have risen a bit lately, said Larry Ronsberg, general manager-beet seed division of Moorhead, Minn.-based American Crystal Sugar Co. He helped staff the cooperative's booth at the Institute.
Still, growers are frustrated by the growing import of subsidized Mexican sugar under the North American Free Trade Act, Brantner said.
"That just shouldn't be happening," he said.
To make things worse, prices of other crops grown by Red River Valley farmers also have fallen, he said.
Historically, growing sugar beets has helped area farmers overcome low prices for other crops. With sugar prices low, too, that won't happen now, Brantner said.
Cyclical business
Sugar beets, like agriculture in general, are cyclical. Sometimes beets offer attractive profits, sometimes they don't, said Mike Sauer of Wahpeton, N.D.-based Allied Beet Service, which bills itself as "Your Sugar Beet Equipment Specialists."
Sauer, who has many years of experience in the sugar beet industry, said beet farmers probably will struggle to be profitable this year. He also said he's optimistic they'll at least break even.
Exhibitors at the Institute said it's too soon to tell how farmers' spending will be affected by poor sugar prices.
Farmers generally have a "wait-and-see attitude," said Nathan Jutlia, who was exhibiting Wil-Rich chisel plows at the Institute.
John Noorloos, president of Ropa North America, also exhibited his products at the Institute. His company distributes the Ropa line, which is made in Germany, in Canada and the United States.
One of the Ropa products on display in Grand Forks was a $750,000 self-propelled harvester that Noorloos said can help sugar beet farmers become more efficient.
Whether sugar prices are high or low, "you need to be efficient," he said.
The Red River Valley Sugarbeet Museum, located in Crookston, also has a booth at the Institute. In contrast to the big, modern machinery on exhibit, the museum displayed a small combine used to harvest sugar beets in the 1940s.
"Sugar beets have been around a long time (in the Red River Valley)." said Allan Dragseth, an Eldred, Minn., sugar beet farmer who's associated with the museum.
Planting nears
An early spring in 2012 — when the Institute was held in Grand Forks — allowed area farmers to plant beets and other crops earlier than usual.
But spring came late in 2013, and many area sugar beet growers planted their crops much later than they wanted.
Ideally, area sugar beets are planted in the last 10 days of April.
Favorable weather during the next five to six weeks would allow that to happen this year, said Mohamed Khan, extension sugar beet specialist for North Dakota State University and the University of Minnesota and chairman of the International Sugarbeet Institute.
Most area fields have enough moisture to help beets get off to a good start this growing season, Khan said.
Brantner said the approach of planting makes him "hopeful. When you're in farming, you need to be."
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Pretty Little Liars Season 3 Burning Question: What's in Wilden's Car?
Warning: This article contains MAJOR spoilers for the Pretty Little Liars Season 3 finale (Season 3, Episode 24: "A dAngerous gAme").
The Pretty Little Liars Season 3 finale ended on a cliffhanger. Detective Wilden's (Bryce Johnson) car mysteriously appeared, and the Liars (plus Mona) opened the trunk only to find...
Something shocking!
Yeah, it turns out "what's in the trunk?" is the new big question. All we know is it made all five girls gasp. We also assume Wilden knew about it, given how desperate he was to get his car back. Thought it's possible that's not true. What could it be? We have a few guesses.
Dead Body
When anyone is that shocked, our mind automatically goes to dead body. Could Wilden have a body in the trunk and, if so, whose could it be? Cece (Vanessa Ray) fled Rosewood not soon after she was publicly manhandled by Wilden and hasn't been seen since. Did Ms. Drake ever make it out of Rosewood, or was she stopped by Wilden?
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Maybe the Liars were just shocked to find a message from "A". Perhaps "A" left blackmail material in the trunk, to remind the girls (and Mona) who's boss?
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How common is joint or bone pain? Joint pain is unfortunately a fairly common affliction among the United States population. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2006 approximately 30% of adults reported that they experienced some sort of joint pain in the previous 30 days.
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Now I'll add the thin white highlight where the fender and body meet. I have my base layer (the photo) turned "on" here, so I can see it. On a new, separate layer, I draw an ellipse with the Elliptical Marquee tool that gives me the approximate shape of the highlight I want to create, and using the Paint Bucket (circled in red), I'll "dump" white into the selected elliptical area:
Now I'll move the ellipse (the "active" area) slightly down...leaving the white ellipse of color in place, only moving the "live area" within the ellipse...
Then by hitting the "Delete" key on my keyboard I remove the unwanted area of white. Remember, the area within the selected area (the ellipse) is the "live" area... the area affected by hitting the "Delete" key:
Now I'll draw a new ellipse...
And hit the "Delete" key again to remove the unwanted white area on the right of my new shape:
You can see that my newly created white shape isn't exactly right... it doesn't quite match the shape in my reference photo, but that's an easy fix. I can change the shape of it by going to the dropdown menus and selecting Edit>Transform>Distort:
Selecting the "Distort" function gives me a "bounding box" around the shape I want to distort (circled in red). By pulling on the corners of the bounding box I can reshape my selected piece, as if it was made of rubber. I can stretch and compress it any way I want. I'll distort it to match the shape on the reference photo:
And here is the finished highlight, seen with the other highlight areas and green body that I've created so far. The base layer (the photo) is still turned "om" in this screen shot, that's why you can see the sky part of the photo (the photo layer is below all the other layers):
The door line is created like the highlight shape I just created, but instead of using the elliptical marquee to define the shape, I'll use the Lasso tool (because the shape I need is an irregular shape, not just a smooth curve. Again, using my photo as a reference, I draw the shape of the door seam on a new, separate layer, use the bucket to dump some very dark green into the shape I just drew, and then move the selected "live area" defined by my Lasso tool slightly to the left, leaving the dark green shape in place:
Then I'll hit "Delete" to remove the unwanted area of color to get my door line. What you're seeing in this last shot is only two layers... the photo reference layer turned "on" and my new door seam layer turned "on"... the other layers (the green body and the other highlights I've created so far) are turned "off" in this shot:
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Remain in contact with others who are interested in investing in real estate. There are always properties available, and not every property is a good match for every investor. You may be able to find a remarkable property that someone else hasn't purchased already. Study up on rental properties. If you are thinking about buying a rental property, look at the records for this pertaining to the property for a couple years back or more. The reason behind this is so that you are sure that the individual who is selling you the property has provided you with the right information about what sort of income you can expect to receive from the property. In addition, you need these records to prove that a rental property has generated income in the past before you can get a mortgage on the property. Qualify for a loan in advance of house-hunting. This is because nothing is more disappointing than finding a great property only to find that you are not eligible for the loan you need. Furthermore, since obtaining a mortgage can take some time, it makes sense to get the ball rolling early.
Proper preparation to make your life's most likely largest investment can make the process fast, streamlined and painless. Unprepared buyers with inadequate documentation or bad timing can face significant difficulties or may not even be able to finance their new home. The tips above can guide you through the process.
Stabilize your living costs by buying a house. When you are living in a rented dwelling, you have no idea how much you might be paying from year to year. The only thing you can count on is the cost will increase. When you buy instead, you can lock in a steady rate. Pre-foreclosure properties can be a worthwhile investment. You may want to consider properties in pre-foreclosure if you have ample time for locating a worthy property for investment. Pre-foreclosure properties are ones where the owners of them have risk of losing their home because of delinquency. A list of impending pre-foreclosures can be obtained from lenders, or you can actually advertise that you are paying cash for houses. Regardless of what method you use to locate homes, try to contact the owner themselves and offer a plan to avert foreclosure by giving them a profit above what they actually owe the bank. If there is a good bit of equity already, you can do well this way. Buy low and sell high. This tip of money making in general is also very relevant to real estate. With the dip in the national real estate market, now is a good time to buy low. Plan on holding on to your investment for at least a few years so that you can cash in on that "sell high" portion of the equation. Before buying a home, get an inspector to look over the home. It will cost a bit of money, but do not have a friend or relative inspect the home, because should they miss something, there is nothing you can do. There are a lot of pitfalls and traps when it comes to real estate, but especially when you are on the buying end. Knowing what to look for and what to do to ensure that you get the best deal are essential. The rest of this article will show you how you can make the best purchase possible. Even if you are buying a home or commercial property, consider hiring a real estate appraiser to get an appraisal of the property. Appraisers are independent third parties who assess value and don't make a commission off of the price; they will provide you with evidence for their valuation. If you buy the property, you will also need to know what the assessed value is, so why wait?
These are great times to look into investing in real estate. It's a buyer's market and there is the opportunity for you to benefit from the financial crisis that this country is facing. The following advice is provided to help you get the home of your dreams while avoiding the potential nightmares that could occur.
Set aside a fund for unexpected expenses linked to the new property. Buyers will often calculate the final closing costs by combining the amount for the down payment, any points that go to the bank, as well as any prorated taxes for real estate. In many cases though, closing calculations can prove inaccurate because some fees are left out when the calculations are done.
Ask lots of questions when you are responding to an advertisement regarding a house, or piece of property. Advertisers can word things in a way that may make you think one thing, while another is true. It is your job to clarify everything that you read to make sure you don't end up with a deal you didn't want.


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If you're a fan of the big things writer Joshua Hale Fialkov has been doing on his book I, VAMPIRE for DC Comics; get ready because things are about to get crazier. The series' tenth issue which is due to hit stores on June 27th, 2012 will feature "The Order of the Van Helsings." That's right, Vampire hunters. Will the vampires make their way across the country without being tracked and killed by the Van Helsings? Find out when the book hits store shelves next week. Check out the five-page preview and solicit for the issue below.
Written by: Joshua Hale Fialkov
Art by: Andrea Sorrentino
Cover by: Clayton Crain
On Sale Date: Jun 27 2012
As the vampires continue their journey across the country to their homeland they encounter an ancient enemy! Introducing THE ORDER OF THE VAN HELSINGS!


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Where's Wade going?
Len Wiseman is rebooting 'The Mummy'.
I wonder how he convinced the studios to still let him do that, when Total Recall still hasn't even hit 200 in the box office yet. (Btw, I thought Totall Recall wasn't that bad)
Are they really remaking IT? And Pet Sematary as well I hear.....:rolleyes:


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Camp fYrefly: It Gets Better
Submitted by: Kobie Spriggs
Camp fYrefly camp coordinator
Young adulthood is a crucial time for growth and change. I am certain we can all recall one special summer where our identity became significantly altered in a meaningful, positive and powerful way. Camp fYrefly strives to provide this exact experience to sexual minority, gender variant (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans-identified, two-spirited, intersexed, queer, questioning) and allied youth between the ages of 14-24. The camp provides a positive space for individuals to be themselves without fear of violence or judgement.
As Camp fYrefly's new Camp Coordinator I am utterly impressed with the inclusive attitudes and practices envisioned by the camp, its volunteers, co-chairs and board. However, what are most paramount about Camp fYrefly are the narratives and experiences of the campers who report personal transformations and an elevated feeling of acceptance in relation to others and most importantly the individual self.
As a prior Registered Nurse and Women's Health Nurse Practitioner, with 16 years experience in Reproductive and Sexual Health, I am all too familiar with the negative consequences and behaviors associated with poor self-esteem. I am pleased to be part of an organization that strives to be proactive and holistic in their approach to youth, sexuality and individual identity. I am very much looking forward to the upcoming camp.
Camp fYrefly will be held during the dates of August 3-6 at Lumsden Beach Camp. Camper applications are due June 15 and can be found online at: http://www.usask.ca/education/fyrefly/applications.htm . Any additional information regarding Camp fYrefly may be found online at the previously mentioned website. I look forward to meeting and welcoming everyone to camp this year and I hope any interested readers complete an application to attend or volunteer.


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About RichWa
they are mine!
But seriously, does this mean that if Bain buys a company that holds a patent for the gene that gave me blue eyes, they can sue me and my children for patent infringement?
if procreation passes the patented gene the parents are in violation of the patent?
If genes are patentable than would the act of procreation be in violation of patent laws if the child is born with the patented gene(s)?
If I assign my rights to my genes away, as the Mayo Clinic has asked me to, what rights to those same genes do my children, who inherited the genes from me, have?
"Pro-tem Judge Russell Nadel found in favor of Spaccarelli in Ventura Superior Court in Simi Valley on Friday, saying it wasn't fair for the company to purposely slow down his iPhone, when it had sold him an "unlimited data" plan."
--- http://news.yahoo.com/judge-awards-iphone-user-850-throttling-case-195042925.html
from FSM to Kopimism!
I wonder if the Sweden will give me asylum when the US authorities go after me because of my religious practices?
Does this mean that SOPA, if (or when?) passed is an infringement on my right of religious freedom?
It the people that own/run the corporations that have more rights than individuals. Corporations are nothing more than aprons which serve to protect the wealth and power of the 1%. That's the "beauty" of being a limited liability corporation; do as you want to rip off, or even kill and maim, people, keep the profits and let the corporation take the blame.
Only if you are a corporation.
Actually the fed's lawsuit was very effective against Microsoft and would have been even more effective had the Bush administration not dropped it. Apple would not be where it is today, (most likely there would be no Apple,) without the fed lawsuit as the tactic Gates employed would have driven Apple out of business just as countless of other companies with superior technology were. Apple was used by MS for a very long time to justify it's untrue claim of not being a monopoly and that is why Apple survived in it's niche.
Now if we can just get rid of software patents.
I can't help but wonder if this is not part of the secret agreement that Obama reached with big pharma when he first came into office. This is going to hurt a lot of people who can't afford to buy their medications in the US and benefit only the people that own big pharma.
Here's my reason and the same applies to other people I know:
Using Google to find a reputable Canadian pharmacy was the only way I could afford to get my prescription filled. Insurance refused to cover it as it was off-label use (never mind all the studies I provided them as to it's efficacy, the fact my doctor prescribed it, and the fact it is working.) The one pill per day I am on would cost me $18 per pill about half my disability pay whereas the MSRP on the box I get from the Canadian pharmacy is $0.14 per pill (a markup of $17.86 above the generic list price.) And I must mention that the drug is off patent so it should be "inexpensive" but the company that makes the drug paid off the generic drug makers to not import the drug into the US.
Thank you Google for helping me get my needed medications at an affordable price.


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SEO Rip-offs: Being Billed for Outdated SEO Techniques
Posted By Eric On September 8, 2009 @ 12:32 pm In Basic SEO Tips | No Comments
Professional SEO is a tough thing to find. It really is. Though pros go to the main conferences, write the best blogs and keep the closest eye on the latest trends, there's something that is overlooked: Everyone else trying to find good SEO practitioners, but don't know where to start.
If you type in SEO services or any other inquiry about wanting someone to do SEO for your website, you'll find a slew of companies out there wanting to provide you with guarantees, free e-books, free analysis and anything else to get you to choose them.
The problem is that some of these are good solid companies and others are of ill-repute.
This happened to a friend of mine just last week. Through networking on Facebook, we reconnected on the recommendation of a mutual friend (those who don't see a benefit to Social Media [1] pay attention) and wanted to talk SEO for a certain site of his.
He paid more money than he was comfortable with to a company that only did two things:
1. Fill his keyword meta-tag to overflowing
2. Submit the URL to several different search engines.
"Thank you. Come again!"
When I read that, I didn't want to know who it was who did it or how much he paid because I'm trying to control my blood pressure.
What got me the most was that these outdated tactics were STILL being practiced and people were STILL paying for them. The only way a company like that can keep going is by doing the following in this little play-let starting SEO Client "Bob" and a Bad SEO person:
Bob: The results from your efforts aren't bring anything new to my site
BadSEO: Well, this stuff takes a lot of time.
Bob: How much time?
BadSEO: Tough to say, could be 6 to 8 months. It depends on how much competition is out there. If there's a lot of competition, more needs to be done.
Bob: More? As in, pay you more to do more than what we just did?
BadSEO: Of course.
Bob:Because it might be needed due to the possible competition?
BadSEO: Bingo!
Bob: So how who is my competition?
BadSEO: For $XXX we'll do a competitive analysis
Bob: How?
BadSEO: Sorry, industry secret.
Ick. I had to wash my hands after typing that. Perceived value in the mind of client is huge and a lot of bad SEO companies don't know how or don't care on how to bring a client to a great level of perceived value. A lot of bad SEO is, apparently, still profitable because "in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king." The knowledge isn't there to deflect bad techniques and money is wasted. Useless techniques are masqueraded under a banner of "more is needed due to competition." Now, there IS competition that requires additional techniques to rank higher and increase conversions, but it requires VALID additional techniques, not outdated wasted efforts like keyword stuffing.
So what should you do?
1. Read More – Reading quick tips on SEO from trusted sites [2] will give you a sharper edge on how to ask the right questions.
2. Ask the right questions – Ask what will be done to your site and ask how that will help and what would be the conditions in how it won't help.
3. Ask for case studies [3] on previous work.
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Why are people really learning languages?
If you're learning a language at the moment, take a second to consider this question: why?
Recently, the question has been framed in economic terms. Freakonomics began it with a podcast that questioned the financial benefits of language learning. Over at the Economist's Prospero blog, Robert Lane Greene argued that the numbers were higher than had been estimated and varied greatly depending on language.
It's a debate worth having – albeit a bit sad that we reduce the beauty (and unquantifiable benefits) of learning a new language to an economic return on investment.
But how decisive is this factor? For which age groups and nationalities? What are the main reasons that make people want to learn a language?


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01 Apr - Time at South Georgia
RRS Ernest Shackleton Diary
Position @ 1100 UTC - 3 hours: 54°16' South. 036°29' West. Alongside the jetty at King Edward Point, preparing to sail.
Next destination: Stanley, Falkland Islands.
ETA: 4 April 2001.
Distance to go: 823 nautical miles.
Total Distance Sailed: 26,131.1 nautical miles (Since departing Hull, England on 19 October 2000).
Current weather:
Wind: Light airs. Snowing.
Barometric pressure: 1016.3 mb
Sea state: Calm.
Air temperature: +3.0°C.
Sea temperature: +3.1°C.
Last weather observation sent from RRS Ernest Shackleton
This week sees the end of the second Antarctic Season for RRS Ernest Shackleton, with flying visits to Signy and Bird Island and a two day stay at King Edward Point.
Last Sunday saw us departing Cumberland Bay East for Signy. The passage was uneventful and good time was made with the vessel arriving at Borge Bay on the morning of Tuesday 27 March. Upon arrival the cargo tender Tula was put into the water and made a number of runs to collect outgoing cargo and personnel. By mid-afternoon the base was closed and secure for the coming winter months and RRS Ernest Shackleton headed away from the South Orkney Islands back towards South Georgia and Bird Island. Due to dense fog on the initial part of the journey and the large number of icebergs and bits, it was necessary to reduce speed during the evening and night of the 27 April. However, once clear of the islands the weather improved and we headed to Bird Island at about 12.5 kts.
The passage was once again swift and we arrived off Bird Island at about mid-day on Thursday 29 March. Once again Tula was put into the water for the short run into Jordan Cove and the base. In the last few months much work has been carried out at the base and the jetty has been extended and enlarged, with metal walk-ways installed from the jetty up to the base. As Tula was the first cargo tender to use this new jetty a ceremonial bottle of champagne was produced to christen it! Then it was straight into the cargo operations and with food and provisions being discharged ashore and cargo loaded back on to Tula. Due to the swell in Bird Sound it was decided that only one run on Tula would be required and so by 1600 it was time for everyone not staying on the base to head back to the ship.
One nice thing about Bird Island and approaching in a boat is that there is lots of wildlife swimming and playing in the water around the island. During the boat journey to and from the base fur seals would suddenly pop up out of the water to have a look at us as we passed. Due to the clearness of the water it was also possible to watch penguins swimming under the water.
The distance from Bird Island to King Edward Point is such that we would not manage to arrive in daylight so the ship steamed slowly down the coast of South Georgia during Thursday night, entering Cumberland Bay just after breakfast on Friday morning and berthing alongside the jetty adjacent to the new research station.
RRS Ernest Shackleton remained along side the berth for two days and as this page is being written is preparing to sail for the Falkland Islands.
RRS Ernest Shackleton alongside the jetty at King Edward Point. Click to enlarge.
Grytviken, South Georgia
Grytviken means 'Pot Cove' and is so named for the sealers trypots which were discovered there. It is probably the best harbour on the island, being a bay within a bay and is the site of the first whaling station, which operated from 1904 and closed in 1964. It is now one of the worlds great little treasures. Whilst being many thousands of miles from the hustle and bustle of normal daily life, and only accessible by the sea, it is the home to a museum.
The former Manager's Villa at Grytviken, now a museum. Click to enlarge.
South Georgia is a beautiful island and full of amazing wildlife, not least penguins, seals, albatross and even whales off the coast, and it looks spectacular on a clear day. This is one of the reasons why so many people come to visit, and during this summer some 4000 visitors have stepped ashore at Grytviken.
In 1992 a museum was opened, located in what was the villa of the Manager of the whaling station. The project director for this was the late Nigel Bonner, who worked for many years for the British Antarctic Survey. Initially it was set up as a whaling museum but over the ensuing years the focus has widened to incorporate natural history, the Discovery Expeditions, geology and other aspects of South Georgia.
A young albatross, about ten years old, with a 9ft wingspan, which died of natural causes on Bird Island. It was found in tussock grass and appeared to be asleep, but died whilst sheltering on the island from a storm. Click to enlarge.
Also in 1992, the yacht Curlew with Tim and Pauline Carr arrived. Their intention was to stay for one winter before moving on. Nearly nine years later and they are still here, having spent much of their time exploring the island and working in the museum. They are now the curators for the museum and see to its day to day running and greeting all the many visitors. During the summer months they are helped by two extra staff.
Tim and Pauline Carr, curators of the museum. Click to enlarge.
The museum is also responsible for the Grytviken cemetery, which is the final resting place for Sir Ernest Shackleton, who died on board his ship Quest in King Edward Cove on 5 January 1922, and also his memorial cross at King Edward Point and the Norwegian church (which was built in 1913).
The church holds services whenever possible. For Christmas 2000 there was a carol concert and midnight mass.
The church at Grytviken, which has been extensively restored in the past five years. Click to enlarge.
A brief and somewhat potted history of South Georgia by Mike Gloistein.
South Georgia lies at approximately 54° South and is about 170 km long and ranges in width between 2 and 30 km. The island is spectacular in that it consists of a large number of snow-capped mountains and has been described as 'the Alps in mid-ocean' and is in fact the summit of a partly drowned mountain range. There are two principal mountain ranges, the Allardyce and Salvesen. The highest peak is that of Mount Paget at 2934 m and there are twelve further peaks of more than 2000 m.
South Georgia was probably discovered by Antoine de la Rochéé who sighted it in 1675 whilst on passage from South America to France. The next recorded sighting was in 1756 by Gregorio Jerez on board the Leóón. It was in 1775 that Captain James Cook arrived and on 14 January one of his midshipmen, Thomas Willis, saw land which was eventually named after him (The Willis Islands at the western end of South Georgia) and named the land in honour of His Majesty King George as Isle of Georgia. As part of his report on the island, Captain Cook made mention of the large numbers of elephant and fur seals and this soon came to the attention of the sealing industry and so started what was to become a somewhat bloody period in the history of South Georgia. Due to the very secretive nature of sealers, many records of the earliest activities are not known, however there are some references that date back to 1786. One vessel, Aspasia, collected some 57,000 fur seal skins in 1800/1801 and whilst this was a large number for a single ship it does give some idea of the slaughter that took place on the island. Sealing would continue, in several waves, for the next 100 years and in 1881 there were regulations put into place to control and protect the seals by giving a closed season between 1 October and 1 April.
The first whaling station was established in King Edward Cove in 1904 and between then and 1965 South Georgia was one of the most important places in the world for the whaling industry. There were whaling stations in seven harbours on the island and during the period some thirteen floating factories were also used. In 1965 the whaling stations were abandoned and whilst at Grytviken a caretaker was employed until 1971, the stations were never reopened and have now become derelict reminders to the past. During the period 1904 to 1965 a total of 175,200 whales were taken at South Georgia compared with 1,432,862 recorded as being taken from Antarctica between 1904 and 1978.
Captain Cook showed little imagination in naming a small island off the western end of South Georgia, Bird Island as, even then, the surrounding sky would have been filled with bird life as it is today. Cold water, rich in nutrients comes to the surface (upwells) near Bird Island supporting a rich marine life on which both birds and seals can feed. Not suprisingly BAS have had a research station on Bird Island since the early 1970s and in recent years the station has been operated year round with 3-4 personnel overwintering. The seal and bird research undertaken there has rightly acquired an enormous international reputation. The island is home to most of world's largest albatross, the wandering albatross, but also to black-browed, light mantled sooty and grey headed species. Numerous other smaller birds and an enormous colony of Macaroni penguins nest on Bird Island. On the beaches around the station thousands of fur seals come ashore each year to give birth and immediately start the breeding cycle again !! Ferocious fights between bull seals over the ownership of harems of females give a real impression of a battlefield early in the season. Later in the season the cove in front of the station fills with hundreds of seal pups which provide huge entertainment to those working there.
Forthcoming events:��Arrive Stanley Falkland Islands. Disembark most scientific personnel for air-bridge to UK. Sail for UK, via Montevideo, Uruguay.
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Willing volunteers: Harris Elementary students raise their hands in hopes of being picked by Indianapolis Colts mascot, Blue, during his visit. (Tom Russo/Daily Reporter)
Harris Elementary teacher Kathleen Nicholson dances to the Village People's "Y.M.C.A." along with Indianapolis Colts mascot, Blue. Blue's presentation focused on taking pride in health, education and courteous values. (Tom Russo/Daily Reporter)
GREENFIELD — Minutes before the start of the Colts P.R.I.D.E. program at Harris Elementary School Wednesday morning, Andrew Zellers pointed excitedly to a man helping set up the display.
From his seat in the bleachers, the second-grader was convinced he was staring at quarterback Andrew Luck.
That turned out to be wishful thinking on the junior Colts fan's part, but what he didn't realize was the man who looked much like a stagehand was actually the star of the show – he just hadn't donned his costume yet.


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Illustrator / fine artist
Yusuke Hanai was born in Japan in 1978. At the age of 17 Yusuke gained a new found passion in art after discovering the Grateful Dead album cover artwork of legendary artist Rick Griffin. In an effort to capture the spirit of Rick Griffin, Jack Kerouac and the '60's counter-culture movement of San Francisco, Yusuke left Japan for the United States in 2003 to study illustration at the Academy of Art College, San Francisco. Yusuke's artistic breakthrough occurred at the '06 Green Room Festival in Yokohama Japan when Laguna Beach based Wil Pennartz, owner/curator of The Surf Gallery was so impressed with Yusuke's sign painting that he invited him to participate in '07 The Happening in New York City. Expanding his illustration and fine art vision beyond his nostalgic roots, Yusuke continues to capture the hearts of many people worldwide. His artistic works have been exhibited in Australia, Brazil, California, Honolulu, London, New York, Paris, and Tokyo. Yusuke is currently living in Japan, where he continues his artistic endeavors as an illustrator/fine artist.
1978年生まれ。 2006年よりCalifornia、LagunaBeachにあるTheSurfGalleryにて作品の展示を開始。翌年にはTheSurfGalleryが主催したアートショーThe Happenigに参加、NewYork,Sydney,Tokyo,London,Parisにて作品を発表。GravisやAnalog、BEAMS等へのアートワークの提供など、国内外問わず活動の幅を広げている。
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Power charge
Power charges are a temporary buff associated with intelligence and represent an increase to concentration and arcane energies during combat. They are visualized as glowing blue orbs surrounding the character. Gaining a new power charge resets the duration of all remaining power charges.
Bonuses granted by power charges:
- 50% increased Critical Strike Chance per Charge
There are skills that make use of power charges in various ways. Skills can generate charges or consume them to produce a beneficial effect.
Generate Charges
Consume Charges
This equipment provides bonuses to power charges or gives the possibility of obtaining power charges::
- AuxiumAuxium
Chain BeltRequires Level 70+(9 to 20) to maximum Energy Shield(10 to 20)% increased Elemental Damage with Weapons
+(45 to 55) to maximum Mana
+(60 to 70) to maximum Energy Shield
Chill and Freeze duration on you is based on 65% of Energy Shield
1% of Physical Attack Damage Leeched as Mana per Power ChargeAs long as the soul is unfettered, so is the body.
- Victario's AcuityVictario's Acuity
Turquoise AmuletRequires Level 16+(16 to 24) to Dexterity and Intelligence+(30 to 40)% to Lightning Resistance
+(8 to 10)% to Chaos Resistance
10% Chance to gain a Frenzy Charge on Kill
10% Chance to gain a Power Charge on Kill
5% increased Projectile Speed per Frenzy Charge
5% increased Projectile Damage per Power Charge"Grind your words into sharp thoughts.
Grind your thoughts into the sharpest of deeds."
- Victario, the People's Poet
- Void BatteryVoid Battery
Prophecy WandWand
Physical Damage: 28–52
Critical Strike Chance: 8.96%
Attacks per Second: 1.10Requires Level 68, 245 Int(16 to 20)% increased Spell Damage80% reduced Spell Damage
(50 to 65)% increased Global Critical Strike Chance
+(40 to 50) to maximum Mana
+1 maximum Power Charge
(10 to 20)% increased Cast Speed
25% increased Spell Damage per Power Charge"The trick is to give nothingness, and to receive everything in return."
- Inquisitor Maligaro
- Voll's ProtectorVoll's Protector
Holy ChainmailArmour: 221
Energy Shield: 66Requires Level 35, 53 Str, 53 Int60% increased Armour and Energy Shield
50% reduced maximum Mana
Gain a Power Charge for each Enemy you hit with a Critical StrikeAlthough a great leader during the war,
Voll proved disastrous in times of peace.
- Voll's DevotionVoll's Devotion
Agate AmuletRequires Level 32+(16 to 24) to Strength and Intelligence+(30 to 40) to maximum Life
+(20 to 30) to maximum Energy Shield
+(15 to 20)% to all Elemental Resistances
30% reduced Endurance Charge Duration
30% reduced Power Charge Duration
Gain an Endurance Charge when a Power Charge expires or is consumed"We are the soldiers of Faith, armoured in devotion.
Let the sinners come, for we—the Pure—shall endure!"
—Voll of Thebrus, at the Battle of the Bridge
- Romira's BanquetRomira's Banquet
Diamond RingRequires Level 60(20 to 30)% increased Global Critical Strike Chance+333 to Accuracy Rating
(10 to 15)% increased Global Critical Strike Multiplier
+(40 to 60) to maximum Mana
2% of Physical Attack Damage Leeched as Mana
Gain a Power Charge on non-Critical Strike
Lose all Power Charges on Critical StrikeThe Empress gave Romira two sons
Born of his brother's seed
Romira threw her a banquet
A perfidious meal indeed.
- Hegemony's EraHegemony's Era
Judgement StaffStaff
Physical Damage: (245–311 to 255–341)
Critical Strike Chance: (8.02 to 8.68)%
Attacks per Second: (1.34 to 1.39)Requires Level 68, 113 Str, 113 Int12% Chance to Block6% Chance to Block
Adds (180-190 to 190-220) Physical Damage
(12-16)% increased Attack Speed
(20-30)% increased Critical Strike Chance
+1 maximum Power Charge
10% chance to gain a Power Charge if you Knock an enemy Back
with Melee DamageThe Right to rule demands mental acuity,
a strong arm,
And a tenacious sense of justice.
- Jaws of AgonyJaws of Agony
Supreme Spiked ShieldChance to Block: 24%
Evasion: 210
Energy Shield: 62Requires Level 70, 85 Dex, 85 IntReflects (221 to 260) Physical Damage to Melee Attackers(18 to 28)% increased Trap Damage
(15 to 25)% increased Physical Damage
+(60 to 80) to maximum Life
−(14 to 18) Physical Damage taken from Attacks
15% chance to gain a Power Charge on Throwing a Trap
Grants level 20 Bear Trap SkillOne wrong step triggers destruction.
Agony slowly dominates the will to live.
- Lochtonial CaressLochtonial Caress
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L'Oreal True Match Super Blendable Compact Makeup
192 reviews
48% would repurchase
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Price: $$
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INGREDIENTSActive Ingredients: Octinoxate (5%) Inactive Ingredients: Dimethicone, Isononyl Isononanoate, Dicaprylyl Carbonate, Nylon 12, Hydrogenated Jojoba Esters, Vinyl Dimethicone, Methicone Silsesquioxane Crosspolymer, Polyethylene, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Disodium Stearoyl Glutamate, Lauroyl Lysine, Aluminum Hydroxide, Tocopherol, May Contain ( /-): Titanium Dioxide, Barium Sulfate, Iron Oxides, Mica, FIL (b32396)
on 4/16/2015 8:54:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This stuff is horrible honestly.
Maybe it's the talc?
I find powder with talc don't do anything for oily skin.
I'm oily, and this stuff ha to be reapplied constantly.
It also oxidized like crazy.
I had the shade W4 and at first it matched but then after about an hour it looked like a W6-W7 which I know how that looks cause I used to use that color liquid foundation.
This stuff also makes my pores look larger and creased a lot around the smile lines
on 3/20/2015 9:17:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
I bought this in the very lightest shade (porcelain) to match my super fair skin. It looked fine in the package, but went on incredibly white. I might have been willing to experiment with a darker shade if the texture had been better, but this foundation didn't seem to blend well at all. Instead of sinking into the skin, it just sat on top. It also brought out every line and pore. A total waste of money.
on 2/6/2015 11:32:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Grey
I love powder/compact foundations, I just find them easier to apply. I picked this up at Big Lots in the color C2 for $4.50.
I'm pale, but this stuff applies Kabuki white. It does oxidize a wee bit darker over time, but, this stuff never sinks in. It's almost unblendable. I've tried the included sponge, a brush and my fingers. It just smears around your face.
That being said, wear time is not great, it looks cakey and blotchy.
Now I know why it landed at Big Lots.
I'm going back to my Covergirl Compact Make-up.
on 1/12/2015 10:23:00 AM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Grey, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I bought this after a long search to replace my HG (sadly discontinued!) Smashbox Camera Ready Cream foundation. I wanted a cream-to-powder compact formula because it's much easier to travel with than liquids and is happier on my combination skin. It took a looonggg time to find any brand foundation in the right shade for my light peach skin tone. Most are either too neutral beige-ashy or too pink. The drugstores that sell this here don't have testers, just garish overhead light and "color cards" that are shiny, streaky, and faded, so it takes a while to figure out a good match. I finally chose W3, and it works pretty well for me. I adjust with bronzer in the summer.
L'Oreal Super Blendable gives lighter coverage than my lamented Smashbox, so it takes more layering to cover my reddish spots. It does blend well; I apply it with the included sponge, then blend in edges or dab on extra with a concealer brush. It does not set up as long-lasting as long as Smashbox, wears off in hot weather, rubs off on tissue when I blow my nose. So not a perfect substitute, but better than other current choices. It's nearly the same price per ounce though! At least the compact and sponge is a much better package!
I also apply Super Blendable with a small firm brush as an eyelid primer/highlighter, then immediately brush a light layer of beige powder eyeshadow over it, and let it set. This lasts most of the day unless weather is very hot and humid.
I'd buy L'Oreal Super Blendable again until Smashbox comes to their senses and resurrects Camera Ready.
on 1/3/2015 9:12:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Black
This is my holy grail of powders. I always need to put a setting powder because of my oily skin and I was fishy on trying this out because I'm more of a translucent powder user. I got the shade w4. W4 is more of a warm yellow than the liquid foundation. Like the other reviews people use this powder alone because it is a powdered foundation, I use it with a liquid foundation. The coverage alone without a liquid foundation does not cover well on me. It's more of a light coverage and it also makes my skin look dry. I recommend using this with a foundation for more coverage but take note that this powder has color and it is going to cover whatever foundation shade you put on. So make sure you get the right shade. Lasts about 7 hours on me before I start to look oily. Also some people use this as a bronzer and it is the best. It's best to use a stippling brush or a kabuki brush for this.
on 1/3/2015 5:54:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This isn't the best but not the worst. I understand the negative reviews but for me it personally works. I use this in place of liquids because it's easy and fast. Blending does take some time but I figure since it's a cream it's ok to pat over the skin to get a decent look. It can look cakey if you go overboard but I have yet to come across a foundation that wouldn't get that way after applying such a thick layer. I love the way this feels...barely there which is amazing since I wear eyeglasses on the daily and most liquid foundations rub off onto them and make me feel as if my makeup is sliding off with it. I got the color W3 Nude Beige which is perfect seeing as for my light-medium skin tone I am a Nude something in most drugstore foundations. Doesn't leave a white cast despite the SPF that most reviewers say they got so I must be lucky! Regarding that, I do wish this foundation came w/o the SPF since I like being able to manage for myself when I do and don't wear sunscreen but it's a small thing to overlook. The coverage is on the lighter side of medium and evens out the ski tone very well which I find to be perfect for a daily look even though I have large pores, tons of cystic acne and dry skin. This foundation does cling to dry patches but once you let it set for a little while it softens up and actually gives you a very healthy glow which most oily girls would considered greasy but as I always say, the skin is never completely matte so don't try to make it that way. That's one way to ensure you look dead and not fresh at all. This was a bit pricy at $12 but seeing as I don't use much of this it should last me a decent amount of time. I would repurchase just for the convenience of a daily foundation. And hello it's in a compact with a sponge and mirror, perfect for on the go!
on 8/28/2014 5:37:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
To give you an idea of my skin- it's combination and I have a yellow/light tan complexion (Asian). This foundation blends easily to my skin and doesn't give me that super pink undertone or orange tone that most foundations make. The foundation has a creamy paste feeling and is like clay on the skin. It doesn't smell but the coverage is light and it will cling like crazy to any dry patches and wrinkles! The foundation itself gives you the appearance of dry skin and no matter what shade you choose- it has an almost white sheen to it. It is probably due to the SPF but it definitely looks lighter on skin than on the packaging. To apply- I used the sponge applicator it came with and I find that it works best with the given applicator than a brush or separate sponge. I wouldn't repurchase but it comes in handy as a last minute concealer.
on 8/25/2014 3:35:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
No no no. No. Just no. Bought this by accident instead of powder, thought I might be able to make it work. Oh God. I'm amazed if anyone can. I can match to w3 in the paler months, and while this was w3, it was pasty ghost white with a grayish cast. It magnified every pore. It made me look like I had patchy dry skin - and I don't; i'm pretty oily and supple, actually. It felt so silky and smooth on my finger when I tested it for feel and tried on the back of my hand, but skidded over my face, was uneven and made me look straight ugly. I'm returning this crap so fast. One user said it was all in the application- I tried fingers, Kabuki, and applicator, and in a minute I wanted it off my face and refuse to work for half ass coverage and a terrible appearance. Nope. I love my L'oreal foundations so I initially had faith, but L'oreal DROPPED THE BALL here, big time.
on 6/24/2014 9:11:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Update (8/2014): Holy oxidation, Batman! For whatever reason, this foundation--which I still have a good amount left of, BTW--has decided to start oxidizing like mad. W4 went from a perfect match to turning way too orange after application, no matter what primer I layer it over. I don't know if it's some change in my skin or if it's because the compact has been open more than month...anyhow, W4 has suddenly become unwearable and I've marked it down 2 lippies.
Ironically, my W3--opened EARLIER than the W4 was--remains just a bit too light and doesn't really oxidize. I guess I will keep searching for that foundation Holy Grail...
Update (7/2014): After almost a month of near daily use, I have yet to hit pan, and I apply enough to cover a face full of rosacea. I'm using the sponge that was included so that may be a factor--if you chose to use a brush, or scoop it out and use your fingers, you may burn through it faster.
Lately, both Tarte Amazonian Clay 12-Hour and Smashbox Studio Skin hasn't been fitting my skin as well as they used so: either the color is off or the application and coverage isn't quite right. I have started doing regular chemical peels at home, so I'm guessing my skin's texture has really changed. I've been having a hard time finding a satisfactory alternative foundation among the high-end brands. I've used the True Match liquid makeup on and off during the years, and I thought that I would give the compact makeup a try.
This is a possible HG. Coverage is buildable but never heavy, it feels weightless on my skin, the texture looks incredibly natural, and the color match is the best I've encountered in ANY foundation. It wears like a dream: I don't need powder to make it last (disclaimer: I wear primers under any product I use). In fact, sometimes adding a touch of powder makes my skin feel too dry, so I usually skip it. It comes off with no problem with the OCM and it hasn't made me break out.
It's also one of the few foundations that my skin can tolerate immediately post-peel: it doesn't irritate my newly sensitive skin. One caveat though: if you have dry skin, this foundation will do you no favors--it will just accentuate every single little flake. So be sure to exfoliate and moisturize thoroughly before applying...and if you do tend to run on the dry side, definitely skip the powder.
A heads-up: if you're picking a color based on eyeballing alone, the shades appear slightly darker in the pan than they actually are. They also tend to vary in shade from the corresponding liquid. I'm a W3 in the liquid but this formula in W3 comes off too light. But W4--which appeared too dark in the pan--is actually perfect, even though the liquid W4 is too dark on me.
I have read about people hitting pan quickly with this product, so I will see how many uses I get. Regardless, I'm repurchasing it. If I go through it fast, I'll take advantage of 50% off and BOGO sales whenever I can.
on 4/26/2014 11:15:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I normally wear the liquid version of this but w3 seems to be very popular and I can't locate a bottle. I figured this stuff would be great in a pinch.
This stuff has a built in mirror and sponge applicator. Its great for touching up your foundation on the go. It goes on creamy and quickly turns to a powder. You can wear it sheer or apply more for med. Coverage. A plus is the foundation.
Some not so great stuff is the amount of product. I've had this for 2 weeks and already hit the pan. I don't wear a whole lot and was surprised at how quick I used this up. Frankly, with the price you pay for so little, this stuff is expensive. In addition, though this is a cream to powder, be mindful to really blend. It can be a little streaky and too powdery.
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Cherry Blossom Sushi Restaurant
October 28, 2009
I was commissioned yesterday to shoot photographs of the delicious food served in the Sushi Restaurant – Cherry Blossom. Cherry Blossom is located in Sunshine Plaza on the Sunshine Coast. This was the fist time I have shot food commercially. I had to set up the shoot within the restaurant whilst it was open for [...]
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October 27, 2009
I shot the latest range of the Sugar & Spice Bridal and Formal wear last week on location in their store at Chermside Brisbane. They requested the same style as to how we shot their last catalogue. Here is a sneak peak…
A Room With A View
October 20, 2009
Model Tegan Woodford features in this short which was shot (on a Canon 5DmkII) during the stills photoshoot at a cheap hotel in Brisbane, Australia. Still Photos from the photoshoot will be release in the very near future. Model: Tegan Woodford Styling: Michelle Bennett Makeup & Hair: Sally Rutten Photography, Video and Editing: Glen Bowden [...]
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October 18, 2009
Well I must say I am pretty proud of this one. Go out and have a look at the Collectors Edition of the November 2009 PLAYBOY USA to see our full page feature of model Tegan Woodford. I shot Tegan on the Gold Coast some months ago and we were just in the right place [...]
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October 15, 2009
This video footage was taken of model Lauren Patten at the end of a quick fashion shoot at Buderim Falls, Queensland, Australia. It was shot with the Canon 5DmkII and edited in Final Cut Pro. This was shot during a severe dust storm which affected the shoot with bad light. We ended up calling the [...]
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October 14, 2009
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Check out the Courier Mail today for a feature on Veve Glamour Swimwear. Congratulations Vanessa! Thoroughly deserved. You can read the feature online here: http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,,26199008-5013173,00.html The Courier mail gallery of Veve photos (taken by glenbowden.com) can be viewed here: http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/gallery/0,23816,5061233-5007115,00.html Model: Amanda Klaassen. Makeup & Hair: Mia Connor. Styling: Michelle Bennett I guess I should [...]
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I shot Lauren Patten some weeks ago. We had planned some fashion shots around a rocky headland but due to the severe dust storm and strong winds we experienced that day we moved the shoot location to Buderim Falls. It is in a little valley so provided us with shelter from the wind and dust. [...]
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October 9, 2009
This video footage was taken of model Jessica Tebbit during a photoshoot on a very windy day at Point Cartwright on the Sunshine Coast, Australia. This nook in the rocks was the only place on the whole headland that provided us with a little shelter from the wind for our photoshoot. The footage was taken [...]
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