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What should I expect from this visit? What will he do and what is the procedure? Is there anything I should bring with me? He said he doesn't want to see the results of our past ADHD testing as he likes to "make his own determinations," but I'll bring along a summary of past findings just in case.
How does this work moving forward? Do we keep seeing him and will HE write prescriptions for meds from now on or do we continue to see the pediatric psychiatrist who currently writes the Rx? My son doesn't talk to the psychiatrist, and he doesn't have any pressing issues, so the psych seems to be a waste of time other than getting the Rx's written, but I didn't know if the neurologist would perform this function or if the neurologist is just a one or two-visit deal.
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Laura Mercier translucent loose powder
419 reviews
70% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
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on 9/12/2011 2:45:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I have been using this for several weeks now and am quite happy with the results. The powder is finely milled and very silky and holds back the shine for 3-4 hours, which is better than anything else I've tried, the best I usually get is 1-2 hours before I need to start mopping up the oil slick. I apply this with a powder puff and it doesn't look at all cakey. I also love that this powder doesn't have any shimmer to it, which only makes my combination/oily skin look worse.
The colour is fairly light so this might not work for anyone with medium-dark skin and the finish might be too matte for anyone with skin that is on the dry side.
Price notwithstanding, I will definitely buy this again unless I find something better. For me, this is definitely a keeper.
on 9/7/2011 1:19:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a below average product. First, it's false advertising: it is not translucent at all -- I can't see how this would work for anybody but pale ladies, considering I use it when my skin is in its lighter range and I'm only NC25. It sets my makeup okay, but it leaves a powdery, ashy cast and doesn't sink into my skin until a few hours later. And unfortunately a few hours after that, it disappears and doesn't control oil at all. Honestly I like my NYC loose powder more, since it looks more natural and less powdery immediately after application, and lasts longer. I'd normally give this a 2, but because of the outrageous price and undeserved hype relative to mediocre quality, I'm knocking it down to 1.
on 8/25/2011 11:32:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love this powder and until I discovered Christian Dior Capture Totale loose powder it was all I used.
It has a lovely fine texture and it really is translucent, it doesn't alter the colour of my foundation at all, which a lot of others have.
Would definitely buy this again.
on 8/14/2011 3:23:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
This powder is not translucent! I use it to pale down dark foundation and it works well for this. It seems to sit on top of my foundation and gives a very obviously powdery result. I love it for setting my concealer under my eyes and it keeps it there all day. Not worth the crazy price.
on 8/6/2011 12:09:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Heaven! This is my first ever powder and I must say that I'm in love! It really does excatly what I want and I'm glad I decided to splurge. I use a full coverage cream stick foundation and it sets it very well and it doesn't look as if your wearing powder at all; very natural! I was afraid that this powder wouldn't be translucent on dark skin tones but it really is.
Don't take off the entire stick just half because a little goes a long way with this powder. If you're looking for dewy skin, this isn't for you. It's for people that want a matte look and it isn't drying at all and I live in Chicago and first tried this in the winter of this year when we had that brutal snow storm that shut down the city. I've also used it during the humid months of summer and it's lovely.
This is what a translucent loose powder looks like! ^^
on 7/2/2011 8:00:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
It's not bad, but no where near as good as my HG MUFE's. I gave this to my sister and went back to my HG as I found it too drying in some areas on my face. I also think MUFE's offers a more natural and matte finish.
on 6/30/2011 12:00:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Best Powder EVER!!!!!!! It may not be the cheapest but really sets your makeup with a beautiful finish, yet it dosent look like you have powder on. Highly Recommended
on 6/26/2011 8:53:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is the best powder I have ever used and I give it the highest marks in this category. I use it for setting liquid foundation or tinted moisturizer. I use the Translucent shade and apply with a large powder brush. It goes on more matte with a powder brush but if you want a softer look you can use the Laura Mercier soft puff that comes in the Flawless Face kit. I don't use this for touch-ups; I use Clean & Clear blotting sheets &/or MAC Blot Powder.
on 6/25/2011 1:31:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
While this powder is incredibly light and fine, it looks dry, dry, dry on my skin. Not an attractive look.
on 6/1/2011 6:16:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
I bought this powder after it was recommended by an SA at Sephora for oily skin. I wanted a loose powder instead of a pressed powder (she highly recommended the pressed Smooth Focus because she uses it for her oily skin). It's finely milled with a hint of ivory color but goes on sheer for the most part. I prefer using a powder brush to distribute a light layer onto my face because I feel like using a powder puff first doesnt spread it well enough since the powder is so finely milled. You'll just end up with dots on your face from the sifter. This powder reminds me of powders like MUFE HD powder but it isnt quite as finely milled but pretty close. I didnt want the white color (even though it's supposed to go on sheer, it isnt always the case) so that's why I like the LM translucent powder because it's off-white.
As far as how it works for an oily face, it does a decent job- even in the heat. Do I think there is a better powder to be found for alot less than $34? Yes, and I'm going to find it. But I do think this one is worth a try to purchase and see if it does work. IF you're looking for pressed, then I would definitely check into the one mentioned in the first paragraph.
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Most Jews in Israel and around the world remain ignorant and unaware of the
revolutionary changes which have taken place between Christian groups and Jews
and Judaism since the end of World War II.Many, if not most of the Jews
in Israel and abroad simply know virtually nothing about these theological and
religious changes.Instead, they continue to hold negative attitudes
toward Catholics and other Christians, which are based on a very unfortunate
negative history of Church persecutions of Jews throughout the Middle Ages, and
even in the 20th century.According to the normative Jewish narrative,
the pope of the Holocaust period (Pope Pius XII) apparently did not do enough to
save Jews during this period (this topic has been debated for decades by Jews
and Catholics in the highest circles, and still remains a bone of contention
among some Jews and Jewish organizations, especially since the Vatican archives
for the period of World War II have yet to be opened to the public.The
cardinal from the Vatican who is responsible for religious relations with the
Jews – H.E. Cardinal Kurt Koch – was in Jerusalem recently for a few days of
meetings with officials, during which time he gave a public lecture on "Jewish-
Catholic Dialogue" (co-sponsored by Jerusalem Institute of Israel Studies, the
Inter-religious Coordinating Council in Israel (ICCI), the American Jewish
Committee, and the Israel Jewish Council for Inter-religious Relations, all
organizations which have been involved in Jewish-Christian Dialogue for many
years).CARDINAL KOCH'S visit to Jerusalem was another positive step in
the deepening of relations between the Catholic Church and the Jewish people and
the State of Israel that has been going on for many years now.In
contrast to those who say that Jewish-Catholic dialogue is regressing, Cardinal
Koch made it crystal clear in his lecture that, from his point of view, this is
certainly not the case.Vatican II's Nostra Aetate "enabled a fundamental
new beginning in the relations between Jews and Christians. With this
declaration, the Second Vatican Council not only repudiated and condemned all
outbreaks of hatred, persecutions and slanders and manifestations of force
directed against Jews on the part of so-called Christians. In a positive sense
the Council also affirmed the shared patrimony of Jews and Christians and
pointed to the Jewish roots of Christianity. Finally, the Council expressed the
ardent desire that the reciprocal understanding and the resulting mutual respect
of Jews be fostered."There is no question in my view that the Second
Vatican Council, convened by Pope John XXIII, was a major revolution in the
Catholic Church and enabled the Church to face the modern world with courage and
commitment.One of the most amazing things about all the changes that
were brought about as an outcome of Vatican II was the central role assigned to
the dialogue with Jews and Judaism in the process.Pope John XXIII
charged those who were responsible for preparing Vatican II to take up the issue
of the Church's relations with Judaism as a matter of priority. And the simple
gesture, accomplished by Pope John XXIII, when he greeted a Jewish delegation at
the Vatican in June 1962, by saying "I am Joseph your brother" was accompanied
by the Pope's descending from his throne to sit with the Jews in a simple chair.
Indeed, according to historian James Carroll in his widely acclaimed book,
Constantine's Sword, "the Council's mandate to reform the Church was rooted in
the history of its relations with Jews."This history has been long and
tortuous. But, since Vatican II – i.e., since the beginning of the dialogue
(between Christians and Jews and between the Church and all other major world
religions), I would argue that we are clearly in a new era.We might call
this "the new era of dialogue."We have moved from persecution to
partnership, from confrontation to cooperation, from helplessness to hope.
Moreover, there is no question that the leadership of Pope John Paul II, whose
passing a few years ago was a tremendous loss for all of humanity, gave
continued and consistent leadership to promoting the dialogue between Christians
and Jews in ways that were unprecedented in the history of the Catholic Church,
culminating with his personal pilgrimage to the Holy Land in March
2000.According to Cardinal Koch, "the instructions contained in Nostra
Aetate have been reaffirmed and reinforced on a number of occasions by the popes
since the council, not least through visits to the Great Synagogue in Rome by
Pope John Paul II on April 13, 1986 and by Pope Benedict XVI on January 17,
2012, and by the visit of Pope Benedict to Israel last year."There will
always be naysayers that say that the Vatican has not done enough, that there
are conservatives in the Church who deny the Holocaust, that the Vatican is
stalling on opening the archives, and that they have regressed by returning an
anti-Semitic "Good Friday" prayer to the liturgy. But in the context of the
history of the past 2000 years, we are clearly in an unprecedented era of
dialogue.This includes the Church's groundbreaking document on the
Holocaust called We Remember (1998) and the signing of the Fundamental Agreement
between the Holy See and the State of Israel in 1993, which has charted a
completely new course in the relations between the Vatican and the Jewish state.
I was in the room when the document was singed at the Foreign Ministry in
Jerusalem.In short, the Catholic Church has made enormous strides
forward on the subject of relations with Jews and Judaism since Vatican II in
the mid-1960s. According to Cardinal Koch, "Israel and the Church remain bound
up with one another, according to the Covenant, and interdependent on one
another, by accepting one another in a profound internal reconciliation drawn
from the depths of their respective faiths."Could one imagine a cardinal
from the Vatican, appointed by the pope, making such a bold and powerful
statement 60 years ago? The writer, a rabbi and educator, serves as founder and
director of the Inter-religious Coordinating Council in Israel (www.icci.org.il)
and as director of the Jerusalem Center for Jewish-Christian Relations
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