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A PBS NewsHour global warming report that allowed a climate change contrarian to "counterbalance" mainstream scientific opinion is worth criticizing, according to PBS Ombudsman Michael Getler, who said he received hundreds of emails and calls about the program.
Getler said he is penning a column on the issue that is likely to be posted late today or Monday, and hinted it will be critical.
"There's just a lot of...hundreds of emails about it," Getler said when asked why he is writing about the issue. "Commentary about it all over and it's interesting."
Getler declined to offer specific views on the NewsHour report, which aired last Monday. But when asked if he has found elements to criticize, he said: "Oh yeah, of course there's material to be critical about."
When Media Matters first called this morning, Getler said he had been contacted by many viewers since Monday about the issue: "It's what everyone's calling about, the global warming thing."
At issue is the 10-minute segment that aired on September 17, 2012, on NewsHour. Much of the report focused on physicist Richard Muller, who had been skeptical of climate change for years but recently changed his mind after re-examining the data.
It also prominently featured an interview with climate change contrarian Anthony Watts, who is a former television meteorologist and claims that man-made global warming is still in doubt despite agreement among 97 percent of scientists that it is occurring. The report did not note that Watts has been paid for his work in the past by the Heartland Institute, a climate change denial group which is funded by billionaire oil magnates Charles and David Koch.
Criticism of the report and the accompanying online interview has come from numerous outlets, including PBS itself. Science reporter Miles O'Brien, who does freelance work for NewsHour, weighed in against Watts' inclusion in the report during an interview with the Yale Forum on Climate Change and the Media. O'Brien called the report "a horrible, horrible thing."
It even prompted a petition by Forecast the Facts, a climate change awareness and advocacy group, asking Getler to investigate:
Immediately investigate the NewsHour segment featuring climate change denier and conspiracy theorist Anthony Watts for violations of PBS standards on accuracy, integrity, and transparency, and recommend corrective action to ensure that such reporting never again occurs on PBS.
Spencer Michels, who reported the story for NewsHour, has said that "we should not" have added an online post with extended remarks from Watts without providing the same platform for actual climate scientists. On September 18, NewsHour's director of digital partnership, Hari Sreenivasan, responded to complaints about the segment by encouraging viewers to "look at [it] in the context of several other segments we've been doing at the NewsHour on climate."
For its part, the Heartland Institute has praised PBS for "attempting to bring balance to the debate over man-made global warming."
Last night, PBS NewsHour turned to meteorologist and climate change contrarian Anthony Watts to "counterbalance" the mainstream scientific opinions presented by the program. This false balance is a disservice to PBS' viewers, made worse by the program's failure to explain Watts' connection to the Heartland Institute, an organization that receives funding from some corporations with a financial interest in confusing the public on climate science.
While PBS mentioned that 97 percent of climate scientists agree that manmade global warming is occurring, it did not reflect this consensus by giving significant airtime to Watts' contrarian views. The segment presented Watts as the counterbalance to scientists that believe in manmade global warming -- every time a statement that reflects the scientific consensus was aired, in came Watts to cast doubt in viewers' minds. As 66 percent of Americans incorrectly think that "there is a lot of disagreement among scientists about whether or not global warming is happening," news organizations need to be careful not to contribute to this confusion.
The segment focused on the findings of physicist Richard Muller, who was previously skeptical of climate science, and decided to embark on a study to re-examine the data. Muller's work was partially funded by the Koch Brothers, who fund climate contrarian groups like the Heartland Institute, and he collaborated with Watts to address his concerns about the reliability of the temperature record. Watts stated at the time, "I'm prepared to accept whatever result they produce, even if it proves my premise wrong." But after Muller reconfirmed the surface temperature record that has been constructed by several scientific groups and is consistent with satellite temperature records, Watts continued to dispute it. Yet in the full interview with Watts that PBS posted online, reporter Spencer Michels did not challenge Watts once, instead asking questions like, "What's the thing that bothers you the most about people who say there's lots of global warming?"
In the online report, Michels revealed that he got in contact with Watts through the Heartland Institute -- which he failed to mention on-air. Segments like this one on PBS are the very goal of groups like the Heartland Institute, as the New York Times' Andrew Revkin explained:
The norm of journalistic balance has been exploited by opponents of emissions curbs. Starting in the late 1990s, big companies whose profits were tied to fossil fuels recognized they could use this journalistic practice to amplify the inherent uncertainties in climate projections and thus potentially delay cuts in emissions from burning those fuels. Perhaps the most glaring evidence of this strategy was a long memo written by Joe Walker, who worked in public relations at the American Petroleum Industry, that surfaced in 1998. According to this ''Global Climate Science Communications Action Plan,'' first revealed by my colleague John Cushman at the New York Times, ''Victory will be achieved when uncertainties in climate science become part of the conventional wisdom'' for ''average citizens'' and ''the media'' (Cushman 1998). The action plan called for scientists to be recruited, be given media training, highlight the questions about climate, and downplay evidence pointing to dangers. Since then, industry-funded groups have used the media's tradition of quoting people with competing views to convey a state of confusion even as consensus on warming has built.
In addition to being promoted by Heartland, Watts was paid by the Heartland Institute for his work on temperature stations. Yet PBS left out that fact, even as it aired Watts suggesting that 97 percent of climate scientists are lying in order to be paid by the allegedly lucrative global warming "business":
Fact-checkers have said that nearly every claim made in the latest Romney ad attacking green energy investments and the stimulus is misleading or false. Yet on The O'Reilly Factor, Lou Dobbs said "Basically [the ad is] true," and he and O'Reilly went on to amplify several of the misleading attacks in the ad.
More than half of all public broadcasting stations would be put "at risk" if federal funding to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting were eliminated, according to a new report commissioned in response to attacks from conservatives that put the funding in jeopardy.
The report stated: "Ending federal funding for public broadcasting would severely diminish, if not destroy, public broadcasting service in the United States."
The study, released June 20 from Booz & Company Inc., reviewed alternative funding options for public broadcasting if federal funding is removed. It found that trying to replace such funding -- which accounts for about 15% of CPB's operating budget -- with advertising and other revenue would be detrimental as well.
In 2011, a House vote to defund National Public Radio was supported by numerous conservative commentators, many spouting false claims of liberal bias and citing alternative sources that could be used to replace the federal dollars -- many of which the CPB report finds ineffective.
"There have been a lot of suggestions that public broadcasters could just turn to commercial broadcasting, but this report shows that is not possible," said Tim Isgitt, senior vice-president for communications and government affairs at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. "The most surprising thing that comes out of this report is that advertising would significantly limit our other funding sources; foundations provide funding because it is a public good and mission driven. They wouldn't do that if we were a commercial model, and individual members would be less likely to give money to an entity that is commercial."
The study was commissioned at the request of the Conference Report accompanying the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs and Related Agencies Appropriations Act of 2012 (H.R. 2055). The report states that "the conferees requested that CPB provide a report to House and Senate Committees on Appropriations within 180 days of enactment of the Act on alternative sources of funding for public broadcasting stations in lieu of federal funding."
The report states, in part:
A reduction or elimination of CPB funding will put 63% (251) of radio stations and 67% (114) of television stations in the public broadcasting system at risk:
19% (76) of radio stations and 32% (54) of TV Stations that currently operate at a minimum practical cost level, and would be at a high risk of closing.
44% (175) of radio stations and 35% (60) of TV stations have a history of operating deficits and would suffer reduced effectiveness or closure under increased financial pressure.
(UPDATE 4:31PM: The Heartland Institute tells the Washington Post that the billboard will be taken down today. Heartland CEO Joseph Bast said: "The Heartland Institute knew this was a risk when deciding to test it, but decided it was a necessary price to make an emotional appeal to people who otherwise aren't following the climate change debate.")
As the evidence continues to mount that humans are changing the climate with serious consequences, the libertarian Heartland Institute is becoming increasingly desperate to recast concern about climate change as "radical." This week the organization, usually so sensitive about logical fallacies, launched a billboard campaign in Chicago associating "belief" in global warming with murderers and tyrants, including Ted Kaczynski, Charles Manson and Fidel Castro.
"The point" of the billboards, according to Heartland, "is that believing in global warming is not 'mainstream,' smart or sophisticated" and "the people who still believe in man-made global warming are mostly on the radical fringe of society."
The message is an uphill climb for Heartland, to say the least. Basic physics indicates that increasing greenhouse gas concentrations will cause warming, confirmed by decades of research. And surveys show that a vast majority of scientists, and particularly those who specialize in fields related to climate, have concluded that human-induced warming is occurring, along with the U.S. National Academy of Sciences and every other major scientific body.
By Heartland's standard, the "radical fringe of society" also includes the Pope, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, the Secretary of Defense, Evangelical Christian leaders and Republican climate scientists.
The announcement that Sesame Street plans to introduce a Muppet named Lily, an impoverished girl whose family faces ongoing hunger issues, is prompting much snark and derision in the right-wing media.
For instance, The Blaze's blog had this to offer:
Uh-oh. It's time to redistribute Cookie Monster's cookies.
Question: When did Sesame Street become so focused on teaching societal issues? From Bert & Ernie's gay marriage fiasco, to Big Bird's birtherism and growing unemployment. What "injustice" might Mr. Snuffleupagus stand for?
One of my colleagues (who wishes to remain anonymous for obvious reasons) points out that "Snuffy" actually comes from a broken home and represents a lesson in divorce for kids. I had no idea.
Gateway Pundit Jim Hoft, who has a history of rallying against public education, couldn't resist turning the character into a potshot at President Obama:
It's an Obama world.
Meet "Lily" the starving muppet.
Here's something else Barack Obama and democrats can be proud of.
With a record number of Americans on food stamps, record unemployment, increased debt and record poverty, Sesame Street will introduce a poor, starving muppet to educate on the growing number of starving children in Obama's America.
Ever since the recent controversy broke about NPR, we've been noting how, despite the constant outcries about liberal bias in public broadcasting, conservative critics have done a very poor job documenting its supposedly offensive behavior. Apparently it's much easier to attack public broadcasting than it is to prove its journalism is unfair.
Writing at Commentary, Michael Rubin claims he has the goods (evidence of "dirty tricks") and wants the United States Congress to investigate what he presents as definitive proof of PBS's bias, as well as its unfair use of taxpayer money. The evidence? A PBS show, Frontline, hosts a website and on that website there's a "commentary" section and in that commentary section there are links to another site that Rubin does not approve of.
Did I mention he wants Congress to investigate this shocking behavior?
From Rubin:
It seems that the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) has a similar problem. Someone at its Frontline website has been substituting fake biographies of conservatives written by an organization called Right Web for legitimate institutional biographies.
That they have turned PBS into a tool for policy advocacy and dirty tricks is unfortunate. If that's what Frontline wants to do, so be it. But they should not do it with taxpayer money.
Here's a sample of a supposedly "fake" bio, from the Right Web's James Woolsey entry, which comes complete with 39 footnotes:
The director of the Central Intelligence Agency under President Bill Clinton (1993-1995), R. James Woolsey is a neoconservative writer, activist, and government and corporate adviser who argues that the United States is fighting a "Long War" against terror. Woolsey is a self-described "Scoop Jackson/Joe Lieberman Democrat"[1] who, despite his party affiliation, has advised a number of Republican Party figures, including President George W. Bush and Sen. John McCain.
Here's the Frontline response to Rubin's claim [emphasis added]:
The Commentary blog post contended that Right Web publishes "fake biographies of conservatives." After reviewing the matter, we find that the biographies on the Right Web site are not at all fake or fabricated, and seem to be well-sourced. However, we do think it's helpful for our readers to understand this site's particular point of view--and their stated focus on those who "promote militarist U.S. foreign and defense policies"--if they choose to click on this outside link for further information.
If conservatives are going to dedicate themselves to defunding, and demonizing, public broadcasting, they're going to have to do a better job documenting its supposed sins. Pointing to links you don't like doesn't really count.
From the February 11 edition of PBS' NewsHour:
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PBS' ombudsman Michael Getler has a column up about the McLaughlin Group -- or as he calls it, "that weekly scream-fest 'talk' show that is aired by some 315 PBS member stations but is not produced by PBS."
It seems Getler just hates getting emails about the show. So much so that the messages make him want to "grab a beer and hit the chute."
Funny, I feel the same way watching the show given all of the conservative misinformation spewed on the program by the likes of Pat Buchanan, Monica Crowley and John McLaughlin himself.
Despite reports that "don't ask, don't tell" will be tackled in President Obama's State of the Union address tonight, the initial line-up of cable and broadcast network hosts and commentators offering analysis after the speech includes only one openly LGBT figure, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
From Mediabistro's TVnewser:
|Wolf Blitzer and Campbell Brown will anchor coverage leading into the address along and post-response analysis along with John King. Soledad O'Brien will report on polling data and Jessica Yellin will moderate a focus group in Ohio. Anderson Cooper will report and anchor "AC360" from Haiti at 11pmET. Larry King will be live at 12amET.
|"O'Reilly Factor" will end at 8:55pmET and Bret Baier will anchor the address, the Republican response, and analysis live until 10:30pmET. Sarah Palin, Karl Rove, Joe Trippi, and Bob Beckel will contribute. Carl Cameron and Major Garrett will report. Greta Van Susteren will be live for "On the Record" until 11pmET. Sean Hannity will be live from 11pmET until midnight.
|Starting at 9pmET, Keith Olbermann, Chris Matthews, and Rachel Maddow will anchor coverage of the address and response. Live editions of "Countdown" and "Rachel Maddow" will air at 10:30pmET and 11:30pmET
|Fox Business will have coverage from 8-11pmET anchored by Neil Cavuto from the Newseum. Elizabeth MacDonald will host "Fixing America" beforehand and John Stossel will lead a "town hall" discussion afterward.
|CNBC special coverage begins at 7pmET with Larry Kudlow in D.C. followed at 8pmEt by "President Obama 1 Year Later," which will be anchored live by John Harwood and Carl Quintanilla from Washington. CNBC will carry the address with and have reaction until 10:30pmET.
|C-SPAN will begin special coverage at 8pmET with "a historical look at Presidents in their first year in office" followed by the address and response. Coverage will conclude at 11pmET. C-SPAN2 will air live reaction from Representatives and Senators from the Capitol.
|ABC News' Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos anchor coverage of the address and response from D.C. with Jake Tapper, Jon Karl, and Martha Raddatz contributing. Sawyer will anchor "World News" from Washington and Terry Moran will anchor "Nightline," also from D.C., live at 11:35pmET.
|Katie Couric will anchor coverage of the address and response at 9pmET as well as CBS' "Special Report: State of the Union" afterward. She will be joined by Jeff Greenfield and Bob Schieffer, with Chip Reid and Nancy Cordes reporting. Harry Smith will anchor "The Early Show" from Washington, D.C. tomorrow morning.
|Fox News' Shepard Smith will anchor special coverage for FOX broadcasting starting at 9pmET. Chris Wallace will join for analysis and Shannon Bream will report from Capitol Hill.
|Brian Williams will anchor from DC for NBC News with David Gregory. NBC News correspondents Andrea Mitchell, Chuck Todd, and Kelly O'Donnell will also contribute.
|Jim Lehrer anchors PBS' broadcast of the address and response at 9pmET followed by analysis from Mark Shields.
Since we probably won't see much in the way of LGBT voices tonight, Pam Spaulding from Pam's House Blend brings us some reactions from LGBT leaders to President Obama's comments on DADT.
In reports on the confirmation hearings of Sonia Sotomayor, numerous media outlets quoted Sen. Jeff Sessions' assertion that he would not vote for a justice who would rely on personal experience to decide cases. But Sessions voted to confirm Samuel Alito, who highlighted the importance of his personal experience during his hearing.
New York Times columnist David Brooks asserted of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin: "She's evangelical, but she's pretty progressive on gay and lesbian issues. She's for drilling in ANWR [Arctic National Wildlife Refuge], but she talks about global warming quite a lot." But Palin has reportedly said of global warming, "I'm not one though who would attribute it to being man-made," a position at odds with findings by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change; she has also reportedly opposed giving spousal benefits to same-sex partners of public employees.
On his PBS program, Charlie Rose did not challenge Antonin Scalia's false assertion that "the press unanimously" found that, in Rose's words, George W. Bush "won that election in Florida." In fact, according to The Washington Post, data from a study conducted by the National Opinion Research Center found that under several different criteria for assessing a voter's intent, Al Gore would have received more votes than Bush after a statewide recount of all ballots "that were initially rejected by voting machines."
Despite the availability of expenditure reports showing that Sen. John McCain's campaign used a corporate jet owned by his wife's company over a seven-month period beginning in the summer of 2007, several members of the media asserted earlier this year that McCain flew coach when the campaign was low on funds.


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Are JobGrams the next step in recruitment advertising for social recruiting?
There is absolutely no excuse now to post a poor job advert, yet we see so many job adverts that are just plain boring and uninteresting to the job seekers (how many recruiters still just cut and post job secs, I wonder?). So when something comes along that grabs the job advertising concept by the ***** and is not afraid to be different, it is really worth taking a good look.
In the social media world, there is a HUGE craving for images (pictures and video) – on Twitter (links), Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, LinkedIn (now with the media uploads), Flickr, blogs and many, many other sites. Add to that the HUGE desire and capacity for people to share content at the click of a link, on their desktops, mobiles and tablets. And then finally factor in the HUGE demand for people liking infographics (Pinterest wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the 2.7 million infographics on that site – **warning** – I made up that stat, but if you have been on Pinterest you know what I mean )
What if you added these three things together and made your job advert something that visually looked great, told the story behind the job AND was really easy for people to share? Well Paul Jacobs from New Zealand has done just that with his product called JobGram.
Social recruiting is using the power of social media in recruitment, and I think that what Paul is doing is cleverly bringing recruitment advertising into the social recruiting world.
For all the traditionalists reading this there is a warning here with JobGrams – you will hate them! You will find every reason not to like them – but remember THEY AREN'T for you, they are for the new breed of job seeker who you are trying to attract. They like visuals, they like video and they like simple and easy.
So now you want to see them right?
Well here is the new video format that has just been rolled to recruit for Banking Sales Managers:
Jobgram30 – ASB Transaction Sales Managers from Jobgram on Vimeo.
And here are some of the static JobGrams:
So do you like them then? I do – particularly the video – I think there will be a few more of these popping up soon!
You will notice that they all drive the applicants back to the career site for conversion, which is really important. These are really an update (or a different take) on those print recruitment adverts from a few years back. But these are more visual, appealing and definitely more shareable.
I expect to see many more different styles and approaches to recruitment advertising appearing over the next few months and years, as the technology now exists to be the bearer of all our ideas.
For any of you that want to explore Paul's new product further for your advertising, he will be over at TruLondon in March, and I am sure happy to talk JobGrams with you:-)
Maybe Paul can add some comments below to explain how successful they have been in driving applicants and (more importantly) successful hires for the companies?
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I couldn't agree more! I also think that creating a visual job description forces the employer to really think about who they want and what skills, talents, abilities and interests will make them a good cultural fit! This helps both the job seeker and the hiring company!
I hope we see more progressive companies jump on this bandwagon…it just makes sense!
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I am sure we will see things change as more companies are prepared to go outside their normal 'comfort zones' in recruitment.
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All well and good but how much would a video like that cost to produce in terms of the wording and design? Currently, a lot of recruiters won't even invest in copywriting (preferring instead to cut & paste job descriptions or come up with some semi-,iterate offering with all the allure of a dead sheep) which is a minimal outlay in the greater scheme of things such as quality of response, so I can't see too many queuing up for this if it has a price attached that's anything other than minimal. But then, as I say, someone has to write the script/storyboard etc. etc. Maybe more job boards should start enabling clients to supply PDFs or JPEGs of finished ads which have been professionally produced – i.e. the quality of a press ad, but online. I can't imagine the cost would be any more restrictive. As I have said many times elsewhere, we are complicating the recruitment process more than is necessary. The simple facts are that human beings are driven by their emotions. They see a job ad that reaches out to them and ticks all the boxes in terms of who they are and where they are in their career and there is a good chance they will be tempted to apply. Gadgetry, gimmicks, badly written ads and coloured boxes alone won't do it – at any price.
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I sort of knew this would not appeal to you
You are right, 'Gadgetry, gimmicks, badly written ads and coloured boxes alone won't do it ' and that is not the point of me highlighting this interesting innovation.
They are simply different ways to capture people's imagination and drive them back to the career site, where there is more detail about the roles and the obvious application process. In my mind they are no difference to recruitment advertising of a few years ago. They are simply making use of the different mechanisms of job distribution (social) that a simple text add (however well written they are) can't do.
Will they appeal to everyone? No. But they will appeal to some, and according to Paul they are working well for his clients.
The art of well written copy for job ads will never disappear, and your skills will always be in need, but there are times when it is worth trying something a little different.
This is not about complicating the recruitment process, but just adding something different to the mix. These adverts are just as likely to 'stir an emotion' with a jobseeker, as a 'standard' job board advert, an image, a video or a slideshare deck could do.
It is surely not the medium used, but the content and the message that is important?
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Indeed Andy, I am not against adding to the mix, but as I said, what about the cost? I'm all for creativity in the form of design, colour AND words, but it generally comes at a price. hence why I said it's all well and good but how much would something like this cost and would your average recruiter be willing to shell out for it given some are reluctant even to write good copy let alone incorporate the cost of decent design and layout. As you mentuoned "no difference to recruitment advertising of a few years ago" which is what I sometimes hark back to. The difference being these days that with the ease of online posting freely available to all, many are ignoring the quality aspect of days of youre and instead posting absolute dross. How would this new innovation change thet given a reulctance to invest at the 'front end' by a lot of recruiters?
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Thank you for the useful advice! When I was seeking a job online last month, I had similar impressions about the offers – very dull and boring. When there is an image, a different font of the text it just makes it more appealing.
On the other hand, even the good looking ones often didn't have proper business communication – the message that the eventual employer was trying to send wasn't structered properly and some parts about the job were unclear, which causes confusion and misunderstanding. I think that one or two good courses in the use of social media are a must for every employer nowadays.
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On the money Andy !!!!


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Lennon Bermuda being featured at Anfield
The Bermuda-produced CD Lennon Bermuda has struck the right note in the home city of John Lennon, and is being given airtime inside Liverpool Football Clubs Anfield stadium.
A copy of the 32-track CD, featuring Bermudian and international artists with Bermuda-links singing versions of songs written by Mr Lennon as a solo artist or in collaboration with fellow Beatles band member Paul McCartney, has found its way to Anfield stadium PA announcer George Sephton.
Mr Sephton, who plays music during the half-time interval at home games for the English Premier League team, described the CD as a stunner, and intends to play tracks from it during the next few games at Anfield.
Lennon Bermuda was released by Freisenbruch Brannon Media last year as part of the Islands celebration of Mr Lennons connection with the Island.
The Liverpool-born musician enjoyed an extended vacation in Bermuda in the summer of 1980, working on what became his final songs.
Reacting to the news that the CD is being played at Anfield, Tony Brannon, of Freisenbruch Brannon Media, said: I think this is brilliant, and hats off to our PR team in the UK. Lennon Bermuda at Anfield: Does it get any better.
A Lennon Bermuda peace day concert was held in the Botanical Gardens last September, featuring many of the artists on the CD, including Maxi Priest, Heather Nova, Biggie Irie and Judie Tzuke.
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Yogurt Mask
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on 11/30/2012 11:59:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
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I love yogurt masks! They are so refreshing so my skin and my hair. It hydrates my skin and hair making it really soft. My hair is shiny and my skin looks brighter too.
on 11/27/2012 8:51:00 AM
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A staple mask that I'll always use. It's cheap! And the effects are great. Very gentle to the skin. I try to use it a few times every week and my skin always gets so radiant after that! I mix it with a few drops of TTO and it really helps alot with pimples! Do try it.
It really hydrates! I was in UK for awhile and the weather was so dry. I used yogurt mask on my face every day. And my face wasn't dry or peely at all!!! Whereas the rest of my body was dry and scaly. Amazing stuff!
on 11/26/2012 7:22:00 AM
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I've been using full fat greek style yogurt as a face mask everyday for the last week, and it's a love hate relationship! At first after washing it off it makes your face feel very soft and supple. It brightens my face immediately, and I've noticed my pores on my nose have shrunk a little. However after 10-15 min of soft skin my face becomes really dry! I've experienced dry skin, but not to this extent. My cheeks which are usually my problem free areas have become incredibly flaky, and itchy.
I'm still going to continue using it, because I love how it makes my skin looking radiant, and I would love to see my pores shrink more :) I will be posting more updates on my skin whilst using this. I love the benefits and the dry skin I can combat with moisturizer!!
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I've stopped using yoghurt as a face mask altogether. It made my skin incredibly dry, I probably overdid it though. If you have oily skin this would be perfect for you. But for dry/sensitive skin types please be careful. Right now i'm using nivea soft moisturizer to help with my dry rough cheeks, and i'm loving it!
I may use this for my oily t-zone, but I will limit to once a week. The lactic acid from the yoghurt can be too harsh for your skin, especially if you are leaving it on for 10 min and more, make sure you are using a good moisturizer.
on 11/23/2012 12:00:00 PM
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I eat yogurt everyday, greek-fat free honey.
I came across a recipe that uses 1 tablespoon of honey, 1 tablespoon of yogurt and 1 tablespoon of cocoa powder. It is absolutly fabulous, in fact I have it on right now!
I have tried this mask 2 times before and its been amazing, absolutley no problems. I love how you can make it homemade and cheap anyday!
on 11/6/2012 9:28:00 AM
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I mix this in with my Aztec clay to make a treatment mask. Wonderful.
on 10/22/2012 12:18:00 PM
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I have used plain yogurt as a mask for roughly two and a half months now and I can say that the results so far have been positive.
My skin has been troubled for years due to battling with both acne and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. The oiliness of my face has also been a thing that has made me feel really self-conscious. There had already been some improvement on my face thanks to contraception pills, however, some of the nasty zits kept forming, especially on my chin and mouth area.
At first I used this mask twice a week for 20 minutes at a time, then every other day. Now I'm quite happy with three times a week as then my skin will end up neither too dry nor too oily.
Ever since I first started using yogurt mask earlier this autumn I began to see improvement, especially on the texture of my skin. These days my skin is very smooth and soft, whereas before my skin was rather rough due to the long time use of benzoyl peroxide products. The zits that were very persistent on my chin before are not gone for good but they don't appear as often as they used to and their size has diminished. Right now I have only 2 zits on my chin whereas before there could have been as many as 7~9 (on my chin only)! Also, my face is no longer as oily as it used to be. I don't know if my PIH has improved but then again my PIH was very severe to begin with so it may take a long time before I will be able to see any major results.
All in all, plain yogurt seems to be the best mask I have tried so far. The results may not be that miraculous or immediate but in a long run it gives you some improvements and doesn't really cause any major harm (at least hasn't to me). I still hate how my skin looks like but I have to stress that the improvements provided by yogurt mask have made my daily life a lot more comfortable than before.
___Edit: I used plain yogurt on its own for about two months after which I decided to use oatmeal with it. The best decision I've ever made!
on 9/29/2012 12:13:00 AM
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I have very dry skin due to a med condition that kills off my moisture glands. I mention this in reviews because I lack any natural moisture barrier and so often have bad reactions to products, and in general, sensitive, reactive skin that is painfully dry. I try so many things in the hope something will improve my skin which is a tall order because the skin on my whole body is effected by this systemic condition.
I have been using this for one week every other day or so. Will update if my opinion changes. I've used plain, Greek yogurt, and apply enough to cover my face sufficiently.
It feels nice and cool going on. Then I smell like a vat of sour cream. Oh the things we do for beauty! Even applied thickly and still wet looking, I find it takes quite a lot of rinsing to remove. I have worn it between 5-20 min. The latter requires more effort to remove.
The result right after is skin with a semi odd feeling. It feels so firm, unually so. But looks clear, smooth too. My skin looks and feels calmer, smoother, after.
The irony is I dislike the taste of yogurt quite a lot but really like the results of using this mask.
on 9/23/2012 10:00:00 AM
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Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Here's my recipe:
1 tbs quick-cooking oats
1 tsp water
1 tbs plain yogurt
Mash up the oats and soften them with water, then mix in the yogurt, easy peasy! Spread the mixture on the face and massage it gently. Leave the mask on for 30 minutes then rinse off with warm water (this helps to remove the oats more easily). This gives really soft skin that's immediately brighter! Ingredients are so inexpensive and works so well.
on 9/23/2012 8:20:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I use yogurt masks frequently. I like to sometimes mix in a little honey, green tea leaves, or oatmeal and I always use full fat greek style yogurt. It leaves my skin feeling sooo soft and supple. oat meal or green tea acts as an exfoliant and clears away any grime and dead cells. Also green tea is high in caffeine & anti oxidants which does wonders for your skin.
All in all, I love this mask. its cheap, and easy to make/use, works really well. A+++
on 9/19/2012 1:39:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
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I have been having HORRIBLE hormonal breakouts since stopping taking the pill, have tried every OTC medication, supplement, you name it! I decided to try a yogurt mask on a whim last night and just after one use, my skin felt softer and is already starting to purge itself. I noticed that my zits have become a bit smaller and some have come to a head (I know, gross!) but that's a good thing! It means that all the crud is starting to purge. Not only that, but when I was using heavy duty benzoyl peroxide spot treatment, I broke out into an itchy red rash on each side of my mouth. After using the yogurt mask it's gone! Sounds crazy, but I will definitely be sticking to this all natural treatment from here on in!
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THE SHIFT of intensive treatments and patient care to outpatient areas has created a category of respiratory infections in ambulatory patients that can resemble more serious hospital-acquired infections. Called healthcare-associated pneumonia (HCAP), it's associated with a more complicated course, longer hospital stay, and higher mortality than pneumonia acquired in the community.Nurses must recognize patients with pneumonia who may have acquired the infection through recent healthcare contact outside of hospitalization. Without a detailed health history and physical assessment, the patient's signs and symptoms may be presumed to indicate a community-acquired infection, leading to inadequate treatment and a poor outcome.This article describes how to take a careful history to recognize HCAP and care for a patient who has this condition.Pneumonia is the seventh leading cause of death in America. Studies indicate that HCAP may account for almost one third of CAP, and this number may not be accurate because many patients' recent healthcare contact may not be recognized.1 Since 2005, the designation of HCAP has been used to differentiate patients from those with: * hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP) * ventilator-acquired pneumonia (VAP) * community-acquired pneumonia (CAP).For details, see Classifying pneumonia.Patients developing HCAP tend to be older adults with chronic diseases. They're also more likely to have multidrug resistant (MDR) pathogens and be at a higher risk of death from infection.2Acquired during recent contact with the healthcare system, HCAP may resemble HAP more closely than CAP. Identifying HCAP early is imperative because inappropriate antibiotic coverage can worsen this dangerous infection and increase mortality.1In 2005, the American Thoracic Society and the Infectious Disease Society of America published joint guidelines for the identification and management of adults with HAP, VAP, and HCAP.3 These guidelines identify those patients at risk for HCAP,
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(16-01-2013 08:40 AM)kingschosen Wrote: lol@making the parameters so insanely complicated and specific that no one wants to bother with it. I owe myself $20 for calling this.
I kind of figured he was going to try and pull a William Lane Craig and use his 'shotgun style' tactic of lighting too many damn fires, so that the opponent can't possibly hope to counter them all in the time or space allotted, and thus seemingly score points and credibility by not being refuted.
Or more simply; make 20 assertions, and when the next guy only has enough time to counter 5 of them, act like your other 15 are true by default.
In a time limited venue (such as a professional debate at a university), such rules for classic debates are understandable. On an internet forum, such restrictions serve only to needlessly restrict inquiry and discussion. None of us are going to be forced to sit through the entire debate in one sitting, so the time and space restrictions are spurious at best.
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