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EKU starting program aimed at preventing high school dropouts
Updated: 05/19/2011 - The EKU Middle College will help high school students at risk of dropping out. It's the first program of its kind in Kentucky connected to a four-year university.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - The EKU Middle College will help high school students at risk of dropping out. It's the first program of its kind in Kentucky connected to a four-year university.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - 51-year-old Abby Vicky Paul pleaded guilty to embezzlement in federal court Thursday. She used to work for former Whitley County Sheriff Lawrence Hodge.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - Lynda Chase was expected to enter a guilty plea Thursday afternoon in Madison County. Her hearing has been delayed until next Thursday.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - The president gave a comprehensive address on the Middle East Thursday.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway filed a motion in court, accusing Marathon of price gouging during the recent floods in Kentucky. A hearing on the motion took place in Frankfort Thursday.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - Kentucky State Police say after the crash in Morgan County, they discovered Kristen Lombardy had outstanding warrants.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - Seven people died in the Chicago area after taking Tylenol that had been tampered with. The Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski, is serving a life sentence for setting 16 explosions that killed three people.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - Massey Energy Company is disputing the findings of an independent investigation into the Upper Big Branch mine explosion in West Virginia last year. 29 miners were killed.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled Thursday anyone convicted of a sex offense before 1994 cannot be forced to give their address to law enforcement officials.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - John Roscoe Garland was convicted of killing three people in McCreary County in 1997. The Kentucky Supreme Court ruled Garland could have hair taken from the crime scene tested.
Posted: 05/19/2011 - David Lee Sanders was sentenced to death for killing two men at a Madison County grocery store. The Kentucky Supreme Court upheld his sentence Thursday.
Posted: 05/19/2011 - Crews will be working on the northbound lanes of I-75 in Kenton County, just south of Cincinnati.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - The fire broke out Thursday morning at Jean's Restaurant in Mount Vernon. Employees and customers were able to escape safely.
Posted: 05/19/2011 - According to KU's website, more than 2,400 customers were without power for about two hours early Thursday morning.
Posted: 05/19/2011 - The trooper and the suspect went to the hospital with minor injuries.
Posted: 05/19/2011 - Police say a man was robbed in his apartment by two men who had a gun.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - An ambulance stolen from outside a Lexington emergency room was found abandoned late Wednesday night, hours after it was reported stolen.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - Budget cuts in Washington have had an impact on countless philanthropic organizations. For HIV/ AIDS activists, the squeeze comes right at a time when many are celebrating a turning point in policy.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - A widow says she paid $3,200 for a headstone for her husband, yet she still has not received it more than a year after his death. Now she's demanding action.
Updated: 05/19/2011 - Police are looking for an ambulance after someone stole it from outside a hospital.
Posted: 05/18/2011 - Some major cuts are on the way for the Fayette County Health Department.
Posted: 05/18/2011 - Shortly before his death, Osama bin Laden recorded a message praising the Middle East protest movements and predicting that revolutions would spread across the region.
Posted: 05/18/2011 - A southeastern Kentucky coal mine has been issued 10 withdrawal orders a month after federal regulators hit the mine's operator with a first-ever pattern of violations notice.
Updated: 05/18/2011 - A grand jury has indicted the man accused of poisoning the oak trees at Auburn's Toomer's Corner, where fans have long celebrated big wins and hundreds gathered after the Tigers won the football national championship on Jan. 10.
Posted: 05/18/2011 - The surgery, at a hospital in Texas, has been called a milestone in the Congresswoman's recovery.


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[IMAGE]The-Gap-Rap-full-1.jpg[/IMAGE]The MTA Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) recently released a public service video targeting gap safety via an entertaining rap performance.The public service video features "The Gap Rap", written by and co-starring LIRR's Medical Director Dr. John Clarke.During his nearly four-minute video, Dr. Clarke exhorts customers to be aware of their surroundings as they travel on the railroad. The fast moving, LIRR-produced rap video features Dr. Clarke, wearing his physician's white coat, leading a group of fifth graders from Lindell School in Long Beach as they travel on the LIRR, in Manhattan, and on Long Island, all the while harmonizing to the beat as they remind us to "Look down, step over and watch the gap."LIRR President Helena Williams said, "Dr. Clarke's innovative approach will help the LIRR continue to spread the word about gap safety. I'm hopeful this unique video will keep our gap message fresh and reach a wide audience, especially our younger travelers."Dr. Clarke, who captured wide media attention for his award-winning public service announcement H1N1 Flu Rap, was enthusiastic about his new video, "I recognize that gap accidents are quite preventable. I knew that Health-Hop would be a perfect way to spread the message and make an impact."So far in 2010 the LIRR has experienced a reduction in year-to-date (January 1-July 1) reported gap incidents of 15 percent (2010-33 gap incidents vs. 2009-39 gap incidents).Dr. Clarke's video is the latest effort by the LIRR to raise awareness of the gap and to help assure that the traveling public safely steps over this necessary space between trains and station platforms. Railroad initiatives have included special Be Train Smart brochures, posters, signs, and celebrity gap announcements at stations and by train crews.The railroad has also made a concerted effort to reduce the gap through engineering and operating solutions. Since 2007, more than 121,000 linear feet of one-inch platform edging board has been installed at LIRR stations to help reduce the horizontal gap. In addition, where necessary, measures to reduce vertical platform gaps an average of three inches have been taken at 42 stations. Some 836 train cars have also been retro-fitted with two-inch threshold plates marked "Watch The Gap," further reducing the gap space.
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Every MI09 can transport up to 2,600 passengers at maximum speeds of approximately 75 miles per hour. Each train is made up of five cars, each equipped with three large doors on either side to facilitate passenger exchange in the stations.
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The three additional cars will boost SMART's seating capacity by 35%, officials said. Because of the escalating costs for railcars, the grant also was estimated to have saved taxpayers about $11 million, according to state officials,
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Napoli could have had ten tonight, but Chelsea manage to reduce the damage to just three goals in Italy, grabbing a vital away goal in the process through Mata. Napoli were sharp in front of goal and Chelsea's defence was appalling tonight. It should be a cracker at Stamford Bridge if this game in Naples is anything to go by. Thanks for your company at the San Paulo Stadium and I'll see you all soon.
Ivanovic's defending is shocking as he brings Maggio down tumbling, with the game surely ending after this free-kick from Napoli.
It's all Chelsea as Napoli sit back, and Lampard unleashes a drive at goal which carries some swerve but ends up safely in the hands of De Sanctis.
Drogba misses a great chance! Cole is played in by Mata on the by-line, and the left-back's ball in catches the striker unaware, with his volley amazingly launched over from close range. Three minutes added time to be played.
Drogba is back sweeping up for Chelsea, and he looks for Sturridge with a cross-field ball, with Cannavaro clearing to safety as Chelsea look to end with another spell of pressure.
The offside flag is again raised as Essien's ball catches Drogba marginally behind Campagnaro in attack.
Pandev gets his first real chance since coming on, with Gargano slipping past Ramires before finding the striker whose effort is fired over. This could have finished 4-4 such as the woeful defending of both teams.
It's actually Mata who delivers in, but Sturridge is offside from Drogba's knock-down and Napoli again escape another penalty box scramble.
Drogba and Mata are deep in debate as to who will take this but the Chelsea striker seems to be taking control of the situation.
Cavani and Maggio link up on the right but Cole wins a throw-in for Chelsea as Drogba then wins a free-kick 25-yards out after going down under Cannavaro.
Sturridge makes good progress down the left, but he can't sort his feet out and Campagnaro gets enough of his body in the way to intercept.
Napoli are guiilty of over-playing as a beautiful move with Cavani and Maggio results in the latter playing across goal to Hamsik whose effort is cleared off the line by goal!
Mata's ball into the box causes all kinds of problems, and the fragile Napoli defence eventually clear but that ball could have ended up anywhere.
A push from Cannavaro is spotted on Ivanovic and Hamsik's free-kick ends up in a free-kick to Chelsea.
Luiz just about gets across to cut out Hamsik's ball to Cavani but such is the uncertainty of the defender there were some collective nerves around that interception felt around the ground.
Ramires nicks the ball from Gargano, but Chelsea are again poor in the final third and Cannavaro easily deals with Mata's ball in.
Inler heads the ball back into the Chelsea box but Luiz pushes up and Hamsik is caught offside as a result.
Hamsik pounces on Ivanovic, and Napoli attack once more with Campagnaro down the right, forcing Cole into a solid tackle.
Mata's tenacity regains possession from Inler, but Meireles immediately chooses the wrong pass and gives it away moments after. He hasn't had a good game at all.
Ramires is eased off the ball by Inler and Napoli look increasingly dangerous as Lavezzi's ball to Cavani is barely cleared by Cahill.
It's a bitter blow for Chelsea who have played well over the last ten minutes, but Luiz's failure to clear his lines has cost his side dear here.
All of Chelsea's good play is undone as Napoli hit them on the break, with Luiz out-muscled by Cavani who squares the ball to Lavezzi with the striker burying the ball home from 10 yards.
Lavezzi wins Napoli a corner, which is played short, allowing Cech an easy gather from Maggio's long-range shot.
Sturridge's control is again excellent as Chelsea look to work space in the final third, before Aronica does well against Mata.
Chelsea are really peppering Napoli's goal now and the atmosphere is far more subdued as the hosts look to hold up the ball and take the edge off Chelsea's momentum.
Luiz makes one of his trademark runs, which ends up in Drogba meeting Cole's cross before Napoli's centre-backs clear, with the resulting corner headed wide by Cahill!
This is a good spell for Chelsea, as Ivanovic crosses in forcing a slightly nervy clearance from Cannavaro.
Mata has a drive from Drogba's header towards him, but his effort again lacks the firepower to challenge De Sanctis.
Lovely control from Sturrdge creates room for a Chelsea attack, but Drogba again loses control in the box and their move is pushed back to Meireles.
As the errors continue, with Zuniga the latest player to lose control on the touchline, Lavezzi is then floored by a strong Cahill challenge which results in a booking for the centre-back.
It's a huge let off for Chelsea as Ivanovic gets caught forward, with Cavani laying off Lavezzi who snatches at his shot and drags it wide. It should have been a third for Napoli.
Meireles finds Drogba, but the striker's ball into the box is poor before Mata unleashes a shot which is comfortable for De Sanctis.
Campagnaro's ball to Maggio is poor, and the fans are perhaps harshly judging of the pass after an initially lovely passing move by the Italian side.
De Sanctis is on hand again, this time denying Malouda's half-volley after Mata's knock-down. There will definitely be goals in this second half.
Cavani is picked out again by the dangerous Maggio, and the striker decides to fire at the near post with a quality keeper such as Cech standing no chance of being beaten from there.
Mata picks up the ball on the edge of the area and does the right thing in shooting through a crowd of bodies as Chelsea win a corner, which is cleared off the line by Napoli!
Another long ball nearly causes Chelsea problems as Cech sprints out to clear, before Ivanovic is on hand to cut out a run from Gargano.
Compagnaro searches for Maggio, with Cole tugged by the Napoli man to concede a free-kick in Chelsea's favour.
Napoli start strongly with Hamsik and Lavezzi pulling the strings, before a loose pass allows Luiz to make the interception.
Sohail Hussain tweets: "Ridiculous defending from Chelsea in the first half. We can still win come on 3-2. Lavezzi and Cavani need to be marked tho!"
Chelsea took the lead through Mata, but their defensive frailties continue as Lavezzi and Cavani cut through the Blues to go in leading at the break. Send your second half predictions to firstname.lastname@example.com or @JWoodfield365
Inler drifts a sublime ball across the corridor of uncertainty, and neither Ivanovic nor Cahill can match the run of Cavani who heads home from close range. What a comeback from Napoli but Chelsea have completely imploded here.
Inler is played short from the free-kick, but his effort from 25 yards is pretty poor as it sails high and wide of Cech.
Ramires is guilty of losing control again, and the midfielder then fouls Gargano trying to retrive it. Free-kick to Napoli 40-yards out.
Ivanovic clutches his side as he collides with Gargano. The defender gets to his feet though and should be fine to continue.
The crowd are all over Maggio as he plays a blind pass out of play, but the mistakes from both sides have turned this into a thrilling first-half. Expect plenty of goals in the second half if it continues!
Meireles joins Cavani in the book for a tackle on Inler. He will now miss the return leg at Stamford Bridge.
Ramires waltzes through Napoli's troubled back three, before inexicably firing over after doing all the hard work during his run.
It's a lovely goal from Napoli. Zuniga finds Lavezzi on the edge of the area and the striker isn't closed down, allowing him to pick his spot past a diving Cech. It's all square again!
Luiz comes within inches of doubling Chelsea's lead, shaking off Canavaro from the corner before beating De Sanctis to the ball which he heads narrowly over. Great chance for the Blues.
Meireles works had to rid the danger for Chelsea, and Sturridge breaks down the right before cutting into the box and winning a corner. With Mata unmarked, the winger should really have crossed into the back post.
Maggio is nudged by Malouda, and this time Napoli do win a free-kick in a dangerous position 25-yards out.
Lavezzi goes down under Ivanovic, but no foul is given, despite a number of rolly-pollies from the Napoli man.
A Chelsea throw-in ends up with Mata at the near post, but he can't find the target from a tight position, with his shot landing in the side-netting.
Ivanovic searches for Drogba, and while the striker salutes the ball, it's easy for De Sanctis to come and clear.
Mata hobbles back on, and Chelsea are spared having to make a second substitution inside the first half hour.
Sturridge wins a foul off Zuniga, but worryingly for Chelsea Mata seems to have really taken a hit as the physios see to him on the sidelines.
Mata takes a knock under Aronica but play continues through Maggio, who plays aimlessly forward to Cech. Villas-Boas is fuming that play was not stopped.
A huge moment for Chelsea occurs as Cannavaro's shocking clearance ends up in Mata's path who coolly converts from close range. First blood to Villas-Boas' side!
The rather quiet Cavani is the man who meets the header, but Cahill does enough to put him off and his effort flies behind goal.
Aronica is again floored under Drogba, and the free-kick finds Maggio on the right, whose delivery is hacked behind goal by a watchful Ivanovic.
This is a good spell for Chelsea as they press patiently, maintaining some nice possession before a loose cross from Ivanovic eventually cleared by Campagaro.
Cech punches clear Hamsik's corner, with the Chelsea goalkeeper already a contender for man-of-the-match.
Drogba and Aronica come together, with a foul given against the Chelsea striker, before a Lavezzi ball causes havoc with Cahill doing well to clear.
Ivanovic crosses in from the right, with Campagnaro the man clearing. Lavezzi looks to then break for Napoli with Luiz defending solidly.
The corner is a disaster for Napoli as Hamsik picks it up short and crosses the ball out of play behind the near post.
Chelsea move the ball around nicely, without ever really going anywhere and Drogba eventually heads aimlessly before Cech is exposed again as Maggio cuts across Cole and draws a strong save from the Chelsea keeper.
Lavezzi's delivery is cleared by Luiz, as Malouda latches on to a long ball up field, with De Sanctis doing enough to clear away, before Sturridge loses control in the penalty area. Nearly calamitous defending from the hosts.
A divine back-heel from Lavezzi finds Zuniga, whose cross is cleared before the former is tripped by Mata 25-yards out from goal.
Ivanovic looks for Drogba but his ball over the top is impossible for the striker to meet and De Sanctis collects.
Chelsea look to settle with some controlled possession, but Drogba's touch allows Cannavaro to step in and play back to De Sanctis.
Ramires clumsily concedes possession, and Napoli break dangerous as Lavezzi plays in the offside Cavani who fortunately for Chelsea blows the chance anyway.
Bosingwa is replaced and Cole comes on, which probably will actually delight most Chelsea fans out there as a result.
After the initial controversy over Villas-Boas' snubbing of Ashley Cole tonight, it looks as if he will play most of the game as Bosingwa is set to come off with a hamstring injury.
Great save by Cech! Cavani is found in acres of space behind Luiz, the striker latching on to Gargano's ball before shooting low and hard at the near post with the Chelsea keeper sticking a leg out to deny the striker.
Campagnaro is bandaged up after that clash with Drogba, and the Napoli man is set to be re-introduced as Chelsea enjoy a spell of possession.
A Chelsea throw-in is cleared, and as Raul Meireles looks to keep the ball in play he ends up swiping the ball out of play.
While Drogba gets patched up, Chelsea look to break with Florent Malouda, whose run is cut off by the strong Cannavaro.
The lively Juan Zuniga drifts a floating ball into the box which ends harmlessly in Cech's arms, before Didier Drogba goes down after a collision with Campagnaro.
I nearly ate my words completely as Cannavaro finds Lavezzi with a stunning ball, with only a brilliant parry from Petr Cech denying the striker providing a finish.
Paulo Cannavaro looks for Cavani with the long ball, and seeing as that's not Napoli's game at all, it predictably lands behind goal, taking a huge bounce off the soaking wet pitch.
Ivanovic does well to dispossess Lavezzi on the wing, with Chelsea working the ball up to Juan Mata, before Jose Bosingwa's delivery is caught easily by Morgan De Sanctis.
Ezequiel Lavezzi's movement is good as he looks to latch on to Edinson Cavani's pass, the striker's touch is heavy though and David Luiz clears the first attack of the game.
Charlie Goldie writes: "I think Napoli will win easily tonight, they have already beaten Man City on their home turf and I'm certain they will do the same to Chelsea tonight, I'm going for Napoli 3 - 1 Chelsea. Cavani, Maggio & Hamsik with Napoli's goals and Mata with the goal for Chelsea. The English giants are on a poor run at present and I think the misery will continue for them tonight."
Ashley Cole joins John Terry in failing to make Chelsea's starting XI tonight. Cole (calf) is not risked, meaning Jose Bosingwa starts at left-back. Manager Andre Villas-Boas makes a huge decision by drafting in Florent Malouda instead of Frank Lampard, but he does axe Fernando Torres for Didier Drogba, as expected. Napoli recall fit-again goalkeeper Morgan De Sanctis and make three further changes.
Hashim Syed writes: "Give my full support to AVB , think he's doing a fantastic job here. Team line up is great, really pushing his 'new/own' chelsea not the one many previous managers would've gone with. Hope for 1-0 here today to chelsea or 2-0 would be even better, Chelsea!"
Our friends at Sky Bet are backing Napoli at 6/5 to triumph tonight. Their form at home in this competition has been more than impressive, and Chelsea's 12/5 of reflect the challenge the beleagured Blues face tonight. For those fancying the draw, odds are avaliable at 11/5.
Napoli team to face Chelsea: De Sanctis, Campagnaro, Cannavaro, Aronica, Maggio, Inler, Gargano, Zuniga, Hamsik, Lavezzi, Cavani. Subs: Rosati, Grava, Dossena, Dzemaili, Fernandez, Pandev, Britos.
Chelsea team to face Napoli: Cech, Ivanovic, David Luiz, Cahill, Bosingwa, Ramires, Meireles, Malouda, Sturridge, Drogba, Mata. Subs: Turnbull, Cole, Torres, Kalou, Lampard, Mikel, Essien.
Ian Power adds to the pessimistic outlook for Chelsea tonight, writing: "As a Chelsea fan I'm struggling to see any real positives at the moment, one might be the return of the DROG, but with a shaky defense I worry about tonight's game. AVB really doesn't fill me with any confidence, I'd be delighted with a 1-1 draw."
Ben Gleeson writes: "On the match, I do fear for AVB here tonight. I don't think it's fair for such a young manager to already be looking at a new job elsewhere, but if Chelsea aren't up for this then they could be on the end of a right royal tanking. City lost here whilst Bayern could only manage a draw. Drogba is obviously still fatigued, so if he starts this match I think that's pretty much it for Torres."
Qasid Bhatti predicts: "Napoli 2-0 Chelsea. Chelsea are currently in a downfall and I don't think their defence is good enough to withstand the team who beat Man City, the current Premier League leaders."
Good evening and welcome to the San Paolo stadium for live coverage of Napoli v Chelsea in their Champions League first knockout round first-leg clash. In some early team news that broke earlier today, Chelsea captain John Terry will be out for two months with a knee injury, leaving the Blues in dire straights against a Napoli side that have one of the more dynamic frontlines in the competition. If you would like to drop me a line you can e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com throughout the night or tweet me @JWoodfield365


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There's a ton of beautiful Holly Jumpsuits on the web, but I had yet to see someone make up the pants. That was until I saw Jo's pair, who inspired me to make my own. Usually before cutting into fabric, I like to peruse the net to see how it looks on other folks and then kind of weigh in if I'll make it or not. Like Murphy's law of muslins.. whenever I do one it turns out that I didn't have to un the first place. To be on the safe side, since I was cutting into silk wool, I made a quick size 4 muslin shorts to gauge the crotch depth.
Construction wise there's not much to say. Two pleats in the back and an invisible zipper with tiny waistband, made the pants easy from start to finish. I have no idea how long it took, since they were done ages ago but it was in one sitting.
I decided to show off different kind of looks using the Holly pants, since they're obviously meant to dress up and down and whatever in between.
My first look is a little more laid back and 90's ish with my crop top and slip on vans. The second look would be more business casual, and the third is a little bit more experimenting with color and textures, since I paired it with a chunky sweater and platforms, and accentuated it with a green belt.


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Bath and Body Works Dark Kiss
146 reviews
73% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$
on 11/20/2010 8:12:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this scent! It's a very Fall-ish scent. I have the lotion and the fragrance mist. I want the shower gel, lip gloss, etc. I'm not good at describing scents but it smells like plums and berries. I could literally smell it all day because it smells amazing!
on 11/15/2010 10:31:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have a love-hate relationship with BBW. I adore them when I get great deals on scents I adore, and curse them gypsy-style when they discontinue those amazing scents. (R.I.P. Country Apple, Pearberry, Pink Grapefruit, and Tropical Passionfruit.) For a while there, there was no scent that had my attention (for whatever reason, Mandarin Mango and Black Raspberry Vanilla fall flat for me no matter how much I want to like them). That is, until Dark Kiss arrived. I happened to visit a BBW store when this scent debuted and the store smelled awesome. Berries, a hint of vanilla, and incense. When I tried it on my skin I loved the initial fruity burst that smells SIMILAR (BUT NOT EXACTLY) like Britney Spears Midnight Fantasy. However, the incense (which is the smokey note in this) prevents it from smelling exactly like BS's MF. For me, the incense note had to grow on me. (I burn dried white sage for spiritual reasons and that's kind of what it reminds me of.) But now that it has, I adore this scent and I have fallen in love with BBW again. But again, as someone who loves BS's Midnight Fantasy, this DOES NOT SMELL EXACTLY LIKE IT. Similar, but not exact. Think cousins, not twins.
on 11/15/2010 9:43:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Grey
Stinks. For me, that's it in a word.
Also, I wear Britney Spear's Midnight Fantasy, and I don't think this smells like it at all. Midnight Fantasy is pretty and light, and this smells like...well, I don't know, it just stinks.
But then again, fragrance is extremely subjective.
on 11/15/2010 8:22:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
I had a free travel size coupon so I picked this out, blindly without sniffing. This fragrance is very sweet, but oddly enough I don't mind it. I wear P.S. I Love You every night and Coconut Lime Verbena everyday, so this is a nice change once in a while. :)
on 11/11/2010 3:22:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Oh my. I so wanted to like this. But.... seriously. It smells like a cross between wet dog hair and old cigar smoke. NOT for me.
on 11/8/2010 10:18:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
Britney Spears Midnight Fantasy in a bodycare line. I own it... and only because it smells good. So I didn't buy anything from this line, but it's a dupe. Like blueberries, musk, and orchids. A warm fruity ambery scent.
on 11/8/2010 7:57:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Black
I picked a body splash in dark kiss as part of 3 for $10 (8oz bottles).
I liked the smell. I think BBW has downgraded the quality of their body splashes - it is more of the filler acetone/alcohol(whatever is the base) and very little fragrance. I think I am going to stop purchasing these and only stick to body lotions/hand lotions and body creams.
I am not good a describing fragrances. All i can say is it is not sickening flowery sweet nor it is too fruity.
on 11/7/2010 4:09:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I can't get over this scent at all. It must work very well on me too because I've gotten so many compliments! I bought the $1 trial size over summer before the scent was released and came back and now have 6 products in this scent. I have never liked a Bath and Body Works scent THIS MUCH. It's not as heavy as their other "sexy/romantic" scents, but not overly flowery or citrusy like the rest. Definitely my favorite and will wear it as long as they continue to make it.
on 11/7/2010 3:10:00 AM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I've had a few BBW fragrances and many lotions, but never a perfume version until this one, and its because I could not get the scent out of my mind once I tested it! Its funny how so many reviews liken this to Angel, something that never occurred to me though I am a long time fan of Angel and have both on my bathroom sink right next to one another! I have worn the lotion layered under Angel, and yes, smells great:)
Back to this, I love sweet scents that are sugary in nature, but also have a more complex nature than the usual vanilla, play doh scents. I find this very sugary sweet but also to have a smoky quality, kind of cotton candy meets cigarette smoke, but in the best way possible! It may sound atrocious, but smells delicious. My DF loved this on me and got me the perfume and the lotion, when he has never really preferred one scent over another before. Like the Angel reference, some have mentioned BBW's Black Amethyst, not comparable scent wise but interesting to me in that I also love that one, and like Angel, its a scent you either love or hate. I find this scent very wearable for day to day, and also evening. The lotion is delicious smelling too. My one qualm is not enough lasting power. It might just be my chemistry though. I am visiting my mom right now, did not bring this perfume with me and after wearing it daily for a while now, wow really miss it!
on 11/7/2010 1:47:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I went to B&BW for the first time ever tonight. I live in Canada and thus for years I have had to obtain all my B&BW products via swapping and online shopping. This made for a lot of buyer's remorse because I have had to purchase sight un-sniffed. I hate most gourmands and fruity fragrances. The gourmands I do like, I have to be in the mood for. Yet, I fell head over heals for this fragrance! It works so well with my body chemistry, I am amazed. It's a soft, blackberry musk. The body mist hardly smelled of anything on my skin so I spent my money on the EdT, shower gel, body cream, and lotion. It does seem reminiscent of TM Angel, but this is different enough and so much easier to wear.My husband describes it as "similar to Angel but not as blatantly sexy". I will definitely repurchase when I run out if I haven't grown tired of it.
UPDATE: Dec. 18, 2010 - I prefer the lotion, cream and shower gel over the EdT. the EdT develops into a boring, tiresome berry scent. continued >>
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October 1, 2003 Michael J. Holland Office of Science & Technology Policy 1650 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Washington, DC 20502 Dear Mr. Holland: Harvard University is pleased to offer some comments in response to the request in the Federal Register of August 6, 2003 for examples relevant to the activities of the National Science and Technology Council Subcommittee on Research Business Models. We believe these examples identify areas where modifications and simplifications in policies and procedures will improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the research and development enterprise – an enterprise that has changed in many way in the past several years and continues to evolve as we address increasingly complex problems. Three manifestations of this change are identified in the request for information – items F, G, and H – an increased reliance on multidisciplinary/collaborative research, on research infrastructure, and on information technology. On the one hand, they tend to add to the difficulties posed by inconsistent policies and regulations. On the other hand, they lend themselves to funding mechanisms that can encourage interaction, promote innovation, and assure accountability more efficiently than some of the long-standing mechanisms for supporting and assessing single investigators. It is important to recognize that collaborative/multidisciplinary research, and research that relies heavily on infrastructure and on information technology is not new. Effective mechanisms for managing such research have been well developed in connection with NSF Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers and Centers of Excellence, and with user facilities at National Laboratories. It is the mix that is changing, and overarching policies and procedures must be flexible enough to accommodate and deal appropriately with diverse ingredients. Because the dimensions of the enterprise, at Harvard and at other universities, are so numerous, we strongly encourage OSTP to work closely with the universities through organizations such as FDP and COGR. We turn now to the specific issues listed. A. Accountability. In our view, there are already more than enough mechanisms in place to demonstrate to scientists, to agencies, and to the knowledgeable public that federal funds have been appropriately and effectively spent. These include technical reports by investigators describing progress and accomplishments (including lists of publications in peer reviewed journals) and financial reports that match expenditures to budgets. Accomplishment on current grants and contracts also plays an important role in award renewal processes. Here, not only the quantity, but also the quality and promise come into play. 1 By awarding large grants to centers whose managers are responsible and accountable for making such decisions on a continuing basis, it is often possible to improve the quality and innovative character of the research with less frequent and more meaningful assurances that the research serves the intended purposes. B. Inconsistency of policies and practices among Federal agencies. Research policies and practices in mathematics, the social sciences and humanities, the physical sciences, engineering, and the life sciences are often – and appropriately – different. Some "inconsistencies" in agency policies reflect these real differences. Cross- disciplinary research efforts (and oversight of research by university-wide administrators and designated cognizant agencies) make such differences evident. Two examples of different mores in disciplines that the policies and practices of different agencies display are associated with: (i) the "transition point" from student to employee in a researcher's career trajectory; and (ii) payment of academic year salaries by grants and contracts. In fields other than the life sciences, the transition from student to employee generally occurs with the award of the Ph.D. (although Ph.D.s often take paid postdoctoral positions in engineering and the physical sciences and continue their studies as do individuals in the social sciences and humanities); in the life sciences, extended periods, as "trainee postdoctoral fellows" are prevalent. In engineering and the life sciences, a portion of academic year salaries is often charged to contracts; in other areas, such payments are rare (they are contrary to NSF policy). Notwithstanding the difference in mores that may explain some of the inconsistencies that are so evident in multidisciplinary initiatives, and that burden administrators and auditors, we are convinced that some simplifications are possible. For example: Cost sharing policies. NSF cost-sharing policies are clear and unambiguous. Research managers must account for time committed to projects, not for all of their time (since, in general, none of that time is charged to contracts) Teaching by federally compensated students and staff. Most agencies allow students and postdoctoral fellows to teach. Here too, the NSF has issued an agency-wide guideline. By contrast, our request to HHS for an agency-wide guideline has elicited a response that individual institutes within the NIH wish to reserve the authority to make such judgments on a case-by-case basis. In addition to inconsistency, such an approach is needlessly cumbersome. The ambiguities produced by classifying some life science federally-funded post doctoral fellows as "employees" and others as "students" has made the administration of benefits and other administrative functions more difficult for universities, with no apparent compensating benefits Sometimes we find that various arms within a single federal agency are not in close communication or aligned. Members of the audit arm of an agency have on 2 occasion disallowed precisely the same costing practice that program officers have approved. This causes many internal problems, misunderstandings and ultimately, audit findings when many believe they are following the rules! Under the Cost Accounting Standards, Harvard University consists of three "segments" with three indirect cost rates. One of our segments has an approved The Disclosure Statement of one of our segments has been reviewed and approved by DCA and audited by the Inspector General's office. There has been no contact to follow up on the other two segments submitted DS-2s for review in 1998. Our external auditors want to write a finding about this annually when in fact, the finding should be about the federal agencies not coordinating their practices. If HHS does not have the staffing available to read and opine on the Disclosure Statements, should we be held accountable for writing them and keeping them current? One wonders if HHS still believes in the usefulness of the DS-2 to manage grantees? A last example is the Single Audit. Our understanding is that all federal audits of direct costs fall within the OMB Circular A-133 audit. It seems duplicative when certain federal agencies require that certain awards be selected for A-133 audit, or insist on conducting their own similar, but independent audits. C. Inconsistency of policies and practices among universities. Some of our peer institutions treat "trainee post docs" as students and others as employees Effort reporting/salary distribution reporting is accomplished differently at our peer institutions. This difference reflects different interpretations of rules that should be clarified and simplified in A-21 (in a joint effort with FDP) Public and private universities have different accounting standards, i.e., GASB and FASB, respectively. In making comparisons, Federal agencies should recognize different accounting standards might result in inconsistent costing methods and reimbursement levels for similar research activities. D. State and Institutional Requirements The objectives of state audits are similar to those of OMB Circular A-133. The practices of financial accountability for Federal expenditures, as audited under A-133, are no different than the practices used for state grants and contracts. Local grant administrators are accountable for their use of all public funds. They apply the same accounting practices and policies and use the same accounting system for state and Federal funding. Since the control of state and Federal funding is uniform and internally consistent, redundant and costly audits for the state serve little purpose. Nonetheless, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts requires its grantees, and the recipients of its Federal pass-through funding, to submit annually an externally audited "Uniform Financial 3 Statements and Independent Auditor's Report" (UFR). Grantees must also assure that sub-recipients comply with state UFR audit requirements. The UFR consists of audited basic financial statements, independent auditor's reports, unaudited supplemental information (schedules, forms, and letters), A-133 management letters, staff compensation disclosures, and management certifications. The basic financial statements of the UFR must be prepared and audited as prescribed by the accounting principles and auditing considerations recommended by (AICPA) and audited in accordance with Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards (GAGAS). Corroboration by this study of the duplicative nature of state audits of this type could be helpful in convincing states to eliminate them. E. Regulatory requirements. We have several examples to share within the "operational" post award arena of grants management. Although not exhaustive, some examples of where efficiencies could be achieved include: 1. Standardize method for reporting expense balances - current or cumulative. Different agencies, NIH, EPA, CDC, now require different methods. Both the NIH and the NSF method are reasonable; we ask that one of the two be selected as the standard for all federal agencies to adopt. 2. Standardize Notices of Grant Award (NGOA). The fact that different agencies include different data elements causes confusion and mishaps in managing the award throughout its course. The FDP is willing to work with OSTP to arrive at a standard set of data elements for all agencies to adopt. 3. Develop a unified Letter of Credit system for all granting agencies (we currently have 18 LOC systems); again, the HHS Payment Management System is one with which we are familiar, makes sense and could be adopted by others. 4. Standardize financial reporting requirements; some agencies require monthly invoicing while others require quarterly reports (269's); clearly we are in favor of the quarterly mechanism. 4. Development of a web-based reporting and inquiry system for all granting agencies F. and G. Research Support and Multidisciplinary/collaborative research As noted at the start of this letter, there are proven mechanisms for actively encouraging exploratory research, collaborative and multidisciplinary research, and the shared use of facilities. One is the model that has been used by the NSF for three decades in Materials Research Laboratories and Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers. It places the responsibility and incentives for innovating, working together within and across disciplines, and sharing facilities in the hands of local management, which is then reviewed by Agency project managers and peer review committees that consider these factors. Over the years, we believe that the NSF has gathered much data about the effectiveness of these Centers that should be of interest for the current study. H. Research Infrastructure 4 Major investments in infrastructure for research and educations are rigorously reviewed at several levels by all universities. At Harvard, the Corporation (Harvard's board of trustees) must approve all investments in buildings and other infrastructure that exceed a predetermined dollar threshold. Productivity expectations are a factor. A few years ago, the Rand Corporation conducted a careful and thorough study of building costs throughout the nation that indicated, in general, that the costs were appropriate given regional variability, and that non-federal parties were paying a very large fraction of these costs. Recent calculations of Harvard F&A rates have demonstrated once again an under- recovery of space costs associated with research. Research administration and the provision of facilities and tools, access to information in libraries and digital resources are also essential elements of research infrastructure – elements that cannot be overlooked in any meaningful business model. We shall refrain here from citing the many additional requirements with which universities must comply to assure the safety and the integrity of the sponsored research enterprise. The largest additional costs of these mandates are easily documented. Documenting the remainder is currently an exercise in futility since these costs add to a category of administrative costs that is already capped. Suffice it to say that the costs of administration pose a heavy burden. The situation with respect to library costs is problematic in two ways. First, there appears to be a de facto cap on library facility costs at the level of a few percent of the recovered indirect costs of research. Second, A-21 sanctions a wide variety of inconsistent methods for determining these costs, many of which bear little relation to actual library costs related to organized research. It suggests basing library costs on FTEs, library visits, and other factors that have become increasingly irrelevant with on-line journals and other applications of digital technology. Library cost allocation should be based on library costs including the costs of on-line journals and databases. Only then will there be an incentive to understand, and to wisely control the costs of information acquisition and exchange – costs that are rising with more effective and extensive use of electronic and hard copy research materials. I. Information Technology Administrative. Electronic processing should eventually make it possible to dispense and gather information in a more uniform fashion on or via the Web. We favor building a Federal Commons that serves all Federal Agencies and meets the needs of most recipients is essential, and believe that this goal will be more readily accomplished if it is viewed as joint government-university endeavor. To this end, we recommend that mechanisms be developed to increase the involvement of university research community (including the business and technical perspectives) through, for example, university pilot sites and increased university participation on task forces and work groups. We understand the latest version of the federal agencies attempt to build a common electronic interface for the grantee community is named EGOV. We wonder why the NSF Fastlane approach cannot be copied for all agencies since it has had proven success. Investigators and administrators have worked through its kinks and, by and large, everyone likes it and 5 uses it. We understand that Fastlane may be replaced by something new from EGOV. We wonder why anyone would want to remove a system that is proven and start over. Research. As noted earlier, information technology has vastly extended the range of information available, and the need for IT hardware and software to access, process, and store this information. Without these tools, research suffers. Yet, there is currently little place for the inclusion of many of these expenditures in either direct or indirect costs. J. Technology Transfer Optimization The primary source of data on technology transfer activity is the annual AUTM survey. That data would certainly indicate that over the years since the Bayh Dole Act was passed there has been increasing patenting by universities and an increasing number of licenses granted to industry. The data do not differentiate between patents and licenses for federally funded inventions and those funded from university, foundation or industry sources -- but university policies generally deal with all inventions in a similar manner. The government itself could provide data on CRADAs between government agencies and companies. The AUTM data also include information on industry support of research at the university over the past several years. Mr. Holland, Harvard would be pleased to work directly with you and other OSTP members on these complicated but important issues. As a new member of the FDP, we see this organization as an opportune venue to have productive and healthy discussions with federal representatives on these types of concerns to all of us in the research enterprise. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you wish to do so. Sincerely, Steven Hyman Provost, Harvard University Cc: Paul Martin Elizabeth Mora 6
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Gender: Unknown.
What does the name "Tashif" mean?
T is for treasure, of your friendship.
A is for affirm, the certainty of knowledge.
S is for superb, a great attitude about life.
H is for heavenly, your spirit is strong.
I is for impressive, your list of qualities.
F is for fancy, never just plain you!
Your name in reverse order is "Fihsat". A random rearrangement of the letters in your name (anagram) will give "Isafht". How do you pronounce that?
Now try the names of everyone you know including friends, cousins, neighbors, classmates, co-workers or your pets. Even your favorite anime, TV or movie characters! See what their names mean. Remember, this is purely just for fun.
How popular is the name "Tashif" in the U.S.?
Out of 5,647,426 records in the U.S. Social Security Administration public data, the name "Tashif" was not present. It is possible the name you are searching has less than five occurrences per year. You might want to use a short version of your first name or perhaps your nickname.
On the other hand, you simply have a name that no one else in America is using. For 135 years only your parents have thought of using your name. Hoorah! You are a unique individual.
Past life for Tashif born Jan 9, 1976
I do not know how you feel about it, but you were a male in your last earthly incarnation. You were born somewhere around the territory of Egypt approximately on 900. Your profession was writer, dramatist, and organizer of rituals.
As a ruthless character, you carefully weighed your decisions in critical situations, with excellent self-control and strong will. Generally liked, but not always loved. Your lesson - to study, to practice and to use wisdom, enclosed in psychological sciences, and in ancient manuscripts. With strong faith and hard work you will reach your real destiny in present life.
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Do the Name Game - Acrostic Challenge - This game is very simple to play. All you have to do is think of another name to spell out each letter of your name.