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Very oily, large pore skin.
I have very oily large pore skin. This Earth Sourced System works for this combination. The cleanser is perfect, removes all my sunscreen and makeup!! every night. The toner; well I...Read complete review
I have very oily large pore skin. This Earth Sourced System works for this combination. The cleanser is perfect, removes all my sunscreen and makeup!! every night. The toner; well I know there is ample antioxdants because my skin looks better and better evey time I use it. I do use the moisturizer sparingly only on EXTREMLY dry areas ( I live in a very cold area its 9 F!!! here) and so far so good its the perfect moisterizer!! All natural. So good. ( My regime is ES cleanser in the morning, ES toner, a good all ingredient VC serum (based on PC ingredient finder because she has'nt rated the brand yet (Nufountain). Elta MD spf 41 sunscreen. Its tinted and perfect once blended well for my dark skin. At night I cleanse with ES cleanser again, PC Skin Balancing Toner (SB)( love it too) a perscribtion retionl blended with SB moisturizer and on some nights when I feel that my pores look a little big I use PC Extra Strength Targeted Relief Toner. I LOOOOOOOOOVE PC!! THank you PC team!!!! I always love how my skin looks!! Keep up the good work!! ** Please PC team can you make the ES produscts especially the cleanser in a bigger size??** Thanks!!!!
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Bought this three pack for my daughter as she is just a teen and we wanted to keep her routine natural and simple. Unfortunately she had nasty red pimples crop up withing a couple...Read complete review
Bought this three pack for my daughter as she is just a teen and we wanted to keep her routine natural and simple. Unfortunately she had nasty red pimples crop up withing a couple of days of use, something that has never happed before with other Paula's stuff. I then tried it and the same thing happened to me, very painful blemishes that took a while to heal. I usually have a clear complexion and have not had this kind of negative results with any other Paula's products over the past decade.I SO wanted to love these items but sadly, my skin didn't feel the same. I guess that I will stick with the older products that work for me, as will my daughter. Unfortunately, sending back from Canada is too expensive so I can't really take advantage of the guarantee. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear the products did not work out for you. It is hard to know exactly which ingredient, combination of ingredients, or outside factors contributed to yours, and your Daughter's skin responding negatively to these products. It can be difficult to identify which ingredient in any formula, even a well-formulated one, which could be causing a reaction. Based on what you have described, it would be best to discontinue use. We will issue an in-house credit for the products. You can use the credit on any future purchase by contacting customer care and placing your order by phone. If you would like to try samples of some other options, we are happy to send some out to you. Simply contact us and we are happy to assist you further.
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I'm loving the Earth Sourced System!
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Wow! I tried samples of this whole system and I am in love with all three of them. I ordered 2 sets so I would not be without. The Cleanser doesn't dry out my skin and rinses clean. The Toner is divine, it is full of antioxidants and it actually helped clear up my adult acne. And the moisturizer is perfect too for my adult acne, sun-damaged skin with an oily T-Zone. It's hard to find a product that helps with all 3. Please don't change any of these products or stop selling them. If anyone is suffering with adult acne I would highly recommend this system to them! I stopped using my other products for 3 days and only used this system alone and I am blown away from the results. No breakouts, clear skin, calm and comfortable skin. My skin glows!Thanks Paula!
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By Patty
I received samples and once I went through them, I had to buy the whole system. I have extremely sensitive skin and most products, even those claiming to be all natural, hurt my skin. I've used so many products that have made my face feel like it's on fire, cause it to dry up to the point where it peels, or makes it so red you'd think I spent hours in the sun. These products did not cause any problems; my skin felt clean (even took off waterproof mascara), looked clean, and it did not dry out. I would recommend those with sensitive, dry skin to give it a shot - get the samples and see if they work for you. I will definitely be buying this system again and again and again.
By donna
so wanted to love this set... i have used paula's choice for a long time and was so glad finally a natural line...my toner arrived slightly opened so some had leaked out..and closing the lid of cleanser caused some to also leak out..so i guess i am not a fan of the packaging but love love the cleanser i am very partial to foamy cleansers, like the toner as well but i just cant get past the smell of the moisturizer...would also like to see this in a dry skin line as i am thinking that once the winter sets back in i might need a little more moisture.. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We do note any inconsistencies with products and packaging so your concerns will definitely be passed along to Paula and her Product Development Manager. In the meantime we will send you a replacement for the product. Please contact customer care with any questions.
By Gwyneth
Cleanser rinses very well. Toner not necessary, moisturizer is terrific - a small amount goes a long way, but not much in the container. A richer night cream would improve this line. What's with the ugly, green packaging? Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We do note any inconsistencies with products and packaging so your concerns will definitely be passed along to Paula and her Product Development Manager. The Earth Sourced line is so new, we really wanted to start with these three products and see how customers would respond. We certainly hope to be adding to the line in the future! If you have any further comments or suggestions please feel free to contact our Customer Care Team.
Each line is improved!!
By Laverne
Just used my samples of these 3 products, FANTASTIC!!! Love the feel, have been and will continue to be a Paula's fan but with this line now rather than resist
Good, but not great
By Lisa
I love that Paula is constantly developing and offering new products. I was excited to see the Earth Sourced line and was eager to give it a try.Up to this point, I have 100% loved all of Paula's products I've tried, but this one isn't quite right for me. I've been using it for nearly a month now, and although I've not had any skin irritation associated with it's use, it just doesn't seem to perform like the cream cleanser & the calming toner I usually use. Also, the moisturizer doesn't keep my skin feeling soft and moisturized throughout the day. High marks because it's not a terrible product at all, it just didn't win me over to switch me from my current PC products. Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear that the Earth Sourced products did not work better for you. While the products do suit most skin types they typically do best for customers with combination to oily skin. We have gone ahead and credited you for the products since they did not work for you. If you need assistance or have any questions please contact our customer care team.
not for dry skin
By tanya
I love the way this product smells and spreads beautiful over my skin. Unfortunately it does not hydrate my dry skin at all, infact my skin feels tight after, even after applying a second layer. I think the Resist line is more for dry skin like mine (I tried the samples and will probably buy those next time.) Customer Care Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear these products were not moisturizing enough for you. Earth Sourced suits a variety of skin types however does best for oily-combination skin types. RESIST would be a great option for normal to dry skin. We have issued you a credit for the products. If you need further assistance please contact customer care. We are always happy to help!
Love it!
By Richard
I got the sample set for this system and I absolutely love it. Well, I love the moisturizer and the cleanser, but I still have no idea what a toner is meant to do. I've been using it anyway. I'll probably buy the cleanser and the moisturizer because they feel so gentle on my skin, which normally gets dried out and irritated by just about everything. It doesn't smell pretty exactly, but I've gotten used to the smell and I actually kind of like it now.
By Tara
I have sensitive, combination/dry, blemished skin. I have tried many of Paula's products but never found the right combination until now. I have been using the Earth Sourced cleanser, toner and moisturizer for 2 weeks. I can not believe what it has done for my skin. My active blemishes are almost gone. Please come out with more Earth Sourced products!! Well done Paula and Team!!
Love All Other Paula's Products, Not this One
By DL A.
I have used the Resist line for some time now but wanted to try an all natural system. I can see where this may be a good choice for some skin types but I am staying with Resist. The consistency was watery and it left my skin oily. I am still a Paula's Choice fan but this line did not work for me. Customer Care Response: Thank you for the review and for giving this new line a try. We are sorry to hear that is did not work for but understand that each person will respond differently to products and ingredients. Please contact our customer care team and advise what items you would like in place of these. We can help make arrangements to process a seamlesss exchange or refund. Whichever you prefer.
Great for sensitive skin!
By Nathalie
I bought the Earth sourced moisturizer for my youngest daughter as she has has extremely sensitive skin and she absolutely loves it. She has dry skin but is also prone to breakouts. My 15 year old son has now been using it and now are fighting over it! Great product!
My skin is fabulous!
By Michele
At 45, I finally LOVE my skin! I had to do the trial and error because my skin is not only combination with blemishes and wrinkles; but also VERY sensitive. My regiment is now: Earth Cleanser and Toner (no sensitivity and no oily residue). Then 2%BHA; then matte antioxidant; then Resist Barrier with Retinol. My skin has never looked and felt better. Pinky swear!
I Love These Products!
By Janet
These products are wonderful for my delicate dry skin (with Rosacea). The cleanser takes off every bit of make up, and the toner is so soothing. And the moisturizer doesn't sting one bit or cause added redness. My skin looks dewy and smooth. I just received my first set this week, and I am already going to order another. I'm hooked!
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Earth Sourced Perfectly Natural Cleansing Gel:
All Skin Types
This gentle gel cleanses your skin while preserving its natural protective barrier. Removes debris and makeup quickly and easily.
Earth Sourced Purely Natural Refreshing Toner:
All Skin Types
Bursting with skin-repairing antioxidants, this toner instantly replenishes, restore, and soothes your skin.
Earth Sourced Antioxidant-Enriched Natural Moisturizer:
All Skin Types
This lotion perfectly hydrates while treating skin to a potent combination of antioxidants and skin-repairing ingredients.
The New Ideal in Skin Health: Separating Fact From Fiction, Allured Books, 2010, pages 417–419; Toxicology In Vitro, December 2006, pages 1,387–1,394; Cutis, December 2005, pages 19-25; Skin Research and Technology, February 2005, pages 53–60; and Dermatologic Therapy, January 2004, pages 16–25.
Key Ingredients:
Olea europaea fruit oil, Camellia sinensis, glycerin, shea butter, pomegranate extract, evening primrose oil, Chamomilla recutita flower extract, tocopherol, borage seed oil, hydrogenated lecithin, sodium hyaluronate, dill extract, Theobroma cacao seed butter, Aloe barbadensis, grape seed oil, sodium PCA, decyl glucoside, grape seed extract, acerola fruit extract
Earth Sourced Perfectly Natural Cleansing Gel:
Water, Decyl Glucoside (coconut-derived cleansing agent), Glycerin (skin-repairing ingredient), Sodium Cocoamphoacetate (coconut-derived cleansing agent), Lauryl Glucoside, Coco-Glucoside (plant-derived cleansing agents), Glucose (sugar-based water-binding agent), Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Sodium Lauryl Glucose Carboxylate (plant-derived cleansing agents), Glyceryl Oleate (plant-derived emulsifier), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice (water-binding/soothing agent), Xanthan Gum, Carrageenan (plant-derived thickeners), Sodium Phytate (synthetic chelating agent), Citric Acid (fruit-derived pH adjuster), Potassium Sorbate (plant-derived preservative), Ethylhexylglycerin (synthetic skin-conditioning agent), Phenoxyethanol (synthetic preservative).
Earth Sourced Purely Natural Refreshing Toner:
Water, Glycerin, Sodium Hyaluronate (natural skin-repairing ingredients), Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract (natural soothing agent), Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Camellia Oleifera (Green Tea) Leaf Extract (natural antioxidants), Avena Sativa (Oat Bran) Extract (natural soothing agent), Punica Granatum (Pomegranate) Extract, Sambucus Nigra (Black Elderberry) Fruit Extract, Peucedanum Graveolens (Dill) Extract, Lycium Barbarum Fruit Extract (natural antioxidants), Hydrogenated Lecithin (natural cell-communicating ingredient), Tocopherol (pure vitamin E/antioxidant), Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil (plant-based emollients), Vaccinium Macrocarpon (Cranberry) Seed Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Vaccinium Myrtillus (Bilberry) Seed Oil (natural antioxidants), Arginine, Glycine, Alanine, Serine, Valine, Proline, Threonine, Isoleucine, Histidine, Phenylalanine, Aspartic Acid (natural amino acids/water-binding agents), Sodium PCA (natural skin-repairing ingredient), Sodium Lactate (natural skin-conditioning agent), PCA (natural skin-repairing ingredient), Xanthan Gum (natural thickener), Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate (natural preservative), Benzyl Alcohol (solvent), Phenoxyethanol (synthetic preservative).
Earth Sourced Antioxidant-Enriched Natural Moisturizer:
Water, Theobroma Cacao (Cocoa) Seed Butter (natural emollient), Glycerin (skin-repairing ingredient), Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Oil, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Canola Oil (antioxidant plant oils), Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter (natural emollient), Propanediol (synthetic penetration enhancer), Borago Officinalis (Borage) Seed Oil, Oenothera Biennis (Evening Primrose) Seed Oil (antioxidant plant oils), Sodium Hyaluronate (natural skin-repairing ingredient), Rubus Idaeus (Raspberry) Seed Extract, Vaccinium Macrocarpon (Cranberry) Fruit Extract, Vaccinium Myrtillus (Bilberry) Leaf Extract, Malpighia Punicifolia (Acerola) Fruit Extract, Lycium Barbarum Fruit Extract (natural antioxidants), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract (water-binding/soothing agent), Tocopherol (pure vitamin E/antioxidant), Hydrogenated Lecithin (natural cell-communicating ingredient), Thermus Thermophillus Ferment (natural water-binding agent), Rosa Canina (Rose Hip) Seed Oil, Vaccinium Macrocarpon (Cranberry) Seed Oil, Linum Usitatissimum (Linseed) Oil (antioxidant plant oils), Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (natural emollient), Arginine, Glycine, Alanine, Serine, Valine, Proline, Threonine, Isoleucine, Histidine, Phenylalanine, Aspartic Acid (natural amino acids/water-binding agents), Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Wax, Hydrolyzed Caesalpinia Spinosa Gum, Caesalpinia Spinosa Gum, Carrageenan (natural thickeners), Sodium Lactate (natural skin conditioning agent), Potassium Stearate (synthetic emulsifier), Sodium PCA (natural skin-repairing ingredient), Glyceryl Stearate (plant-derived thickener), PCA (natural skin-repairing ingredient), Silica (natural mineral thickener), Xanthan Gum (natural thickener), Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate, Potassium Sorbate (natural preservatives), Sodium Benzoate (synthetic preservative), Benzyl Alcohol (synthetic solvent), Phenoxyethanol (synthetic preservative).
Earth Sourced Perfectly Natural Cleansing Gel:
Wet face and apply a small amount of cleanser to your face and eye area with vigorous, yet gentle, circular motions. Rinse well. To remove heavy makeup, repeat or use with a clean, wet washcloth.
Earth Sourced Purely Natural Refreshing Toner:
After cleansing, apply toner to a cotton pad and gently stroke over face and neck. Do not rinse. Follow with the rest of your morning or evening skincare routine. For daytime, finish with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Earth Sourced Antioxidant-Enriched Natural Moisturizer:
Ideal for softening and smoothing the face, neck and eye area. At night, use as the last step in your skincare routine. For daytime, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article.
Earth Sourced Perfectly Natural Cleansing Gel:
What makes this cleanser so great for baby's skin?
Do I still need to use an eye or face makeup remover?
How does Earth Sourced Perfectly Natural Cleansing Gel differ from other Paula's Choice cleansers?
Just how natural are the Earth Sourced products?
Why aren't all Paula's Choice products "Earth Sourced"?
Earth Sourced Purely Natural Refreshing Toner:
How can a toner improve my baby's skin?
What do toners "tone"? I thought Paula didn't recommend toners!
How do I know which toner is right for me? Besides skin type, what are the main differences between Paula's Choice toners?
All of our toners restore skin, help remove last traces of makeup, are alcohol- and fragrance-free, and contain no unnecessary irritants such as menthol, peppermint, and citrus oils. They are great as an adjunct to a more thorough cleansing routine, especially post-workout or in hot/humid climates. Even more significantly, they go beyond the basics by offering skin benefits you can see and feel.
Resist Advanced Replenishing Toner is a specialized formula designed to supply normal to dry aging skin with a broad range of ingredients it needs to produce healthy collagen while reducing wrinkles. It is a super-charged version of our popular Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner, with a specific emphasis on improving the signs of aging skin.
Resist Weightless Advanced Repairing Toner is a specialised formula designed to supply normal to oily or breakout-prone aging skin with a broad range of targeted ingredients to help improve signs of aging plus reduce enlarged pores and reduce dry, flaky, uneven skin texture. It is ideal for those struggling with oily skin, wrinkles, and large pores.
Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner for normal to very dry skin is an excellent choice for those who need more help protecting their skin from environmental damage or dryness. Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner has a richer texture than any of our other toners and contains more plant oils and other emollients than our Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner. This is a great option for dry to very dry skin, extremely sun damaged skin, or those dealing with eczema or rosacea accompanied by dry skin.
Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner contains ingredients that help soothe and restore normal to dry skin, plus it includes a greater amount of glycerin, a key ingredient to make dry skin look and feel better. It also contains a broad range of ingredients that aid the barrier repair process so those with dry skin (or normal skin with occasional dry patches) will receive even more benefit from their Paula's Choice moisturizer and/or specialty product. Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner feels lighter than our Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner, yet still provides an array of antioxidants, anti-irritants, and skin-protecting ingredients. To get the benefits of both toners for normal to dry skin, you can use Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner in the morning and Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner in the evening.
Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner for normal to oily/combination skin is excellent for protecting skin from environmental damage or dryness. In addition, its cell-communicating ingredients can, in theory, help balance skin so its oily areas do not worsen or lead to reddened or blemished skin. Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner uses a more complex formulation than our Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner, and helps restore normal cell function.
Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner is an excellent choice for normal to oily/combination skin. It provides a weightless finish, and although it feels very light, it supplies skin with potent antioxidants and anti-irritants. Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner is a great option for those who want more protection and a soothing, soft, feeling on their skin, particularly those with sensitive skin. To get the benefits of both toners for normal to oily/combination skin, you may want use Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner in the morning and Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner in the evening.
Earth Sourced Purely Natural Refreshing Toner is for all skin types. It has a distinctive, liquid-gel formula bursting with antioxidants proven to repair skin and stimulate collagen production. The formula uses proprietary technology that truly captures the best of nature and modern science.
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Last week came the news that the port would receive $58.5 million in federal funding to extend the Corpus Christi Ship Channel to the property proposed for the port's La Quinta Trade Gateway. The wait for the federal funding was five years. "So many years of work went into this happening," Port Commissioner Judy Hawley said.
The Trade Gateway, a concept talked about since the 1970s, would include a multipurpose dock and container cargo facility. The project could position Corpus Christi to benefit heavily from the Panama Canal expansion.
A week before the funding was announced, the port approved a Dutch company's development plan for building and operating the La Quinta terminal. The company agreed to pay the port $300,000 in the first year. The ship channel extension is the necessary first step to develop La Quinta.
Another significant part of the long-term vision for the port came into focus Sunday in Caller-Times reporter Sara Foley's article describing Port Fourchon, La., which services 90 percent of the Gulf of Mexico's offshore oil industry. Canyon Supply and Logistics, the company chosen by the port to acquire its former Naval Station Ingleside property, plans something similar to Port Fourchon — only bigger and more diversified.
Port Fourchon, situated conveniently near the deepwater drilling in the eastern Gulf, developed over the past 30 years into a job- and revenue-generating machine. Its worst hiccup in that time was the BP spill and the resulting temporary drilling moratorium.
Ingleside is a strategically convenient location for servicing the deepwater industry in the western Gulf, where activity is ramping up and expected to increase long-term. "The future of the Gulf of Mexico," Canyon Chairman and CEO Larry Ramming told Foley, "is in the deep water to the west."
Canyon has a significant head start that Port Fourchon did not enjoy when it began its development into an offshore kingpin. Foley's article describes the Louisiana port's available infrastructure at that time as not much more than a shell road to where fishing boats and a gambling vessel docked. The former Navy base includes rail and road access, piers, a wharf engineered for a battleship and therefore over-engineered for most other purposes, and several potentially useful buildings.
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"The community has to understand that slow and steady wins the race," Ramming told Foley.
At some point, the port's slow, steady pace with La Quinta and Naval Station Ingleside will be judged in hindsight. At that time, if what was envisioned came to pass, then the wait will seem of little consequence. At the risk of counting unhatched chickens, we see long-awaited good things on the way for the port.
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by George Malik on 07/08/13 at 12:04 PM ET
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At some point, it is entirely possible that the Red Wings may sign one or both of defenseman Brennan Evans and Nathan Paetsch to two-way contracts, but in the interim, the Grand Rapids Griffins have re-signed Evans and left-winger Triston Grant to AHL deals:
Two members of the veteran backbone that led the Grand Rapids Griffins to the 2013 Calder Cup championship will return to defend the title, as defenseman Brennan Evans and left wing Triston Grant have both agreed to terms on AHL contracts for the 2013-14 season.
Evans, 31, played in all 100 regular season and playoff games last season during his Griffins debut. In 76 regular season appearances, he contributed seven assists and ranked among the team's leaders with 148 penalty minutes (2nd) and a plus-nine rating (T6th).
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Red Wings overnight report: on the summer development camp, Weiss's 'numbers' and yes, Alfie talk
by George Malik on 07/08/13 at 02:47 AM ET
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The Red Wings' summer development camp begins on Wednesday and Traverse City, and while Darren Helm may be its most high-profile attendee (the Left Wing Lock's Sarah Lindenau confirmed that Danny DeKeyser is not scheduled to take part in the six-day camp).
I know that may Wings fans tend to want to see the team's latest draft picks skate in red and white for the first time, but Grand Rapids Griffins coach Jeff Blashill told the Detroit Free Press's George Sipple that a) geting antsy a month removed from winning the Calder Cup and b) the players who will be at his disposal this fall in Grand Rapids are the ones who pique his interest:
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Red Wings evening news: more Alfredsson fallout and Wings roster talk
by George Malik on 07/07/13 at 08:01 PM ET
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This evening's crop of Red Wings-related news reflects this afternoon's crop thereof: we've got some Daniel Alfredsson Senators fall-out talk and some Wings roster discussion.
Let's start with the Alfredsson stuff this time. We know that Senators fans are more than a bit pissed off by the way the divorce went down, and the fact that it's incredibly evident that more than money was involved (never mind the "perception of worth" or "lowballing") in the souring of a relationship whose lines of communication seemed to fray, and that's completely understandable.
I'm not the kind of person that rubbernecks and gawks at car accidents (frankly, it's dangerous as much as anything else), and I don't want to come off as someone who's taking glee in another team's loss--I mean, imagine a Cup ring-less Nicklas Lidstrom saying, "I don't think the Wings can win a Cup, going to Chicago, seeya," and you start getting an indication of the level of "WTF???-ery" and sense of betrayal going on. That's not the kind of thing one wants to tread upon.
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Red Wings afternoon news: on Chelios the Hall of Famer, Alfredsson fall-out and Alumni in the Soo
by George Malik on 07/07/13 at 01:23 PM ET
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Updated 4x with Ted Kulfan believing that Brunner will get $4 million at 2:51 PM: Amongst today's Red Wings-related news stories:
DetroitRedWings.com's Bill Roose penned an article discussing Brendan Shanahan's legacy given that the Hockey Hall of Fame is highly likely to name the former Wings forward to their 2013 induction class on Tuesday (after passing over Shanahan last year, as noted in the overnight report), and around the time I put my head on the pillow, the Wings' website published another article from Roose regarding the former Wing who's a first-ballot inductee in one Chris Chelios:
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Red Wings overnight report: on scouting departures, Babcock on the roster and Shanahan's HHOF date
by George Malik on 07/07/13 at 04:55 AM ET
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From a public perception and PR point of view, the Red Wings followed up a fantastically-crafted Friday with a bit of a herky-jerky performance on Saturday.
First we were told that the Wings were "still interested" in re-signing Daniel Cleary, but that Damien Brunner was still headed elsewhere. Then we were told that the Wings were all but ready to move a body off their 50-man roster--the NHL maxes out player contracts at 50 players--to re-sign Cleary. Then we were told that the Wings neither a) wanted to exceed the salary cap, even though the team has $2.307 million of Capgeek-estimated space under the cap and another $6.43 million to spend under the "summer cap" to ink Cleary* and that b) no roster moves were imminent, so Cleary would continue to pursue alternate employment.
In the middle of all of this, we found out that Dallas Stars GM Jim Nill took his right-hand man in terms of scouting and drafting in Wings director of amateur scouting Joe McDonnell, as well as fellow "eastern scout" Mark Leach, to Dallas.
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Well what the f*** then? Now Pleiness reports that the Red Wings aren't close to re-signing Cleary
by George Malik on 07/06/13 at 04:40 PM ET
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Okay, so maybe we know that the front office is indeed in flux today, because we were first told that Daniel Cleary was about to re-sign with the Wings, and minutes after MLive's Brendan Savage got an answer from Ken Holland as to what the waylaid scouting staff would do to rebound from Jim Nill's extrication of its director of amateur scouting, the Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness reported that Daniel Cleary is not in fact about to be re-signed:
Detroit has not agreed with Cleary on a three-year contract that will pay him roughly $2.6 million a season.
The sticking point is the salary cap. They'd like to have Cleary back, but only if they're able to shed some salary first.
Teams can go 10-percent over the salary cap during the offseason, but that's something they don't want to do.
In the meantime, Cleary is free to sign with any other team if he gets the deal he's looking for.
I think the Wings' management is having an OH SHIT moment here...
Update: Edit edit edit, from MLive's Brendan Savage:
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Jim Nill takes Red Wings' director of amateur scouting to Dallas
by George Malik on 07/06/13 at 03:55 PM ET
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Updated 6x at 7:23 PM: *#$%@&.
McDonnell ran the Red Wings' draft and was essentially named an assistant GM...But Hakan, from what I understand, is happily employed by the Wings, and I would imagine that it would take an arm and a leg and then some for Nill to be allowed to pry him from Detroit's clutches.
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Savage: Red Wings will re-sign Cleary when they get under the 50-man roster limit
by George Malik on 07/06/13 at 03:50 PM ET
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The Detroit Free Press's Helene St. James suggested that the Red Wings would probably sign Daniel Cleary to a 3-year deal about an hour ago, and now MLive's Brendan Savage is reporting that a player St. James deemed to be one of Mike Babcock's favorites on Twitter...
Will in fact re-sign with the team once the Wings can find room for him:
Daniel Cleary is going to remain with the Detroit Red Wings. A source told MLive.com today that the veteran forward has agreed to a contract that will pay him roughly $2.6 million per season for three years.
The deal could be announced as early as today but the Red Wings have to release a player to get under the 50-man roster limit before they can re-sign Cleary.
Update: The Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness confirms:
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St. James provides an update regarding Red Wings' roster situation
by George Malik on 07/06/13 at 02:42 PM ET
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Updated 3x at 3:47 PM: The Detroit Free Press's Helene St. James follows up a very busy Friday with a fantastic update regarding the Red Wings' roster moves to come, first updating the respective statuses of Damien Brunner (who Ken Holland stated was "going in a different direction" during the Alfredsson/Weiss presser) and Daniel Cleary...
The Wings had talked many times with Brunner, but his asking price of $3 million to $3.5 million per season for two-to-three years was more than the Wings were willing to give a one-dimensional player with one NHL season to his credit.
Cleary remains likely to return, at a rate of around $2.5 million to $2.75 million per for three years, but the Wings need to get someone off their roster of forwards, first. Alfredsson and Weiss have put Detroit at 14 forwards, a number that will grow by two when restricted free agents Joakim Andersson and Gustav Nyquist get new deals.
And, regarding the Wings' roster crunch in terms of forwards (the Wings have to get under a 23-man roster by the end of the exhibition season, and carrying 7 defenseman and 2 goalies = room for 14 forwards), their 50-man roster limit and their cap situation (Capgeek estimates the Wings standing at $2.307 million below the $64.3 million cap, but the team can exceed that cap by 10% during the summer, so add $2.307 and $6.43 and you get $8.737 million, more than enough to re-sign RFA's Gustav Nyquist, Joakim Andersson and Brendan Smith...even if Cleary re-signs)...
Well, it ain't gonna be pretty.
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Bruins' GM Chiarelli, signee Iginla discuss Daniel Alfredsson's decision-making process
by George Malik on 07/06/13 at 02:08 PM ET
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The Boston Bruins held their Jarome Iginla-introducing conference call today, and during the presser, the Associated Press (via RedWingsFeed) took note of Bruins GM Peter Chiarelli's comments regarding his courtship of both Iginla and Daniel Alfredsson, who ended up in Detroit:
The Bruins general manager and Ottawa native spoke to Alfredsson about signing in Boston before ultimately getting a deal done with Jarome Iginla.
"After my discussions with him, no, I wasn't surprised," Chiarelli said of Alfredsson leaving the Senators. "There's a lot of similarities here, too, with Jarome. These guys are elite players in the league for a long time and they want to win. They have a thirst and a hunger, both, to win."
Alfredsson, 40, explained that wanting to win a Stanley Cup was his reason for passing up an 18th season in Ottawa to sign a one-year deal in Detroit that could be worth up to US$5.5 million with performance bonuses.
Iginla, likewise, left the Calgary Flames after a career there, though he was traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins amid a rebuilding project. While Alfredsson left a playoff team in free agency, Iginla still empathized with the long-time Senators captain's dilemma.
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Question: What's up with the flats? Are these punctures or is there something going on inside like spoke nipples chafing through the rim tape or something....Curious, because changing flats on either of my bikes would be much more PITA. I think your ride is prob one of the easiest types of bikes to do roadside repairs on no?
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It's my pleasure. Thanks for the donation. It will go to the guides for the El Mirador expedition. It looks like it's on for day after tomorrow. 5 days of slogging through the jungle to see some awesome ruins. El Tigre is the height of a 21 story building. Pictures from the top will be due in part to your sponsorship. They say you can see Calakmul from the top. That is the honkin' pyramid I climbed on the Mexico/Guat border a couple weeks ago.
As far as flats, there seems to be a slight imperfection in the sidewall of my rear tire. None of them have come from punctures. The flats are all initially coming from abrasion in the exact same spot on the side of the tube 12 inches from the valvestem. Baby powder would probably help, but I forgot to bring any and I keep meaning to pick some up but haven't in the last 7000 miles. The other flats are from the cold patches peeling off in the hot weather running hard. It's no big deal. I'll be replacing the rear tire soon and in the meantime I get to change my rear tube every 1000 miles or so. The Sherpa with it's small tires is a piece of cake to change flats on. I'm getting really fast.
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Music for Minors' Dorothy Friedenreich is stepping down, but aid to get instruments to young musicians goes on
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When you picture a garage band, you likely don't envision an 83-year-old woman leading a group of teens playing orchestra instruments.
Unless you've been near the garage of Dorothy Friedenreich's Bonita Springs home when she led what was her last rehearsal for Music for Minors, an organization run completely by volunteers that she started eight years ago.
"Dorothy is so passionate about this, it's hard not to get caught up in it," said professional musician and president of Music for Minors, Don Rhynard, 50.
Friedenreich's leadership, with donations from the community, put instruments in the homes of hundreds of talented Collier and Lee county student musicians who couldn't afford them.
Friedenreich is handing the reins of Music for Minors over to Rhynard after the students' biggest gig of the year, the Bonita Blues Festival, which was held in March.
That performance was the last for the Music for Minors founder and executive director, who doesn't perform and never has. Friedenreich has a console organ, on which she hopes to get lessons to play with the extra time she'll have upon retiring as director of Music for Minors.
Friedenreich caught the love of music vicariously from her son, Glenn Friedenreich, she said.
He was born to the sounds of band music from a Memorial Day parade wafting through the window as she was giving birth to him, she recalled.
She was not enjoying the music at that moment.
"I was cursing the band music. I just wanted to have this baby," admitted Friedenreich.
However, her love of music was with her even then: her son was named after famous jazz musician Glenn Miller. As her son, who took to music and began playing professionally, grew, so did her appreciation for it.
"He had gotten so much pleasure out of music," Friedenreich said of her son who still plays in an out-of-state brass band.
Friedenreich and her husband of 63 years, Arnold, 89, moved to Bonita Springs from New Jersey in 1985. They came by motorboat.
The couple regularly enjoyed the music venues in Collier and Lee counties as much as they did in New Jersey.
"So I decided one day that I'd like all the children down here who can't afford instruments to be able to have instruments," Friedenreich explained.
Her impulse, and the organization's gifts, often extend to changing the lives of the musicians' families.
Neris Gonzalez's life was in turmoil a few years ago as she was going through a divorce. She wanted her daughter Ashley Herrera, now 16, of Saint John Neumann, to keep playing music, but she couldn't afford to buy a clarinet to allow Herrera to practice playing outside school. Music for Minors made that possible.
"When she played, I cried. It was something good with all that we were having at that time," Gonzalez said.
Juan Johnson, 15, of Fort Myers, knew he wanted to be a musician three years ago.
"I fell in love with trumpet when my nephew, who is 18, played trumpet. It was the most amazing instrument I'd seen," said Johnson.
He was selected to play with the All-County Band in Lee County this year.
It's not just the music that Friedenreich taught the Johnsons. It's the "mental example," said Juan's mother, Maria Ines Johnson.
"I will never forget her name, her face, her soul. She (Friedenreich) is an angel for us," said Maria Ines Johnson.
Wesley Salomon, 13, of Golden Gate Middle School, had a growing interest after his older sister received an instrument from Music for Minors.
As with all requirements for young musicians looking for instruments, he'd already played in a school band for a year and had great grades. Salomon was a good match for an alto saxophone.
"When I heard I was getting it," he said smiling. "I was like 'Yes! I don't have to wait every other week to play.'"
Some schools allow students to take instruments home, but they're shared. Students from other schools in the districts have to buy or rent instruments to practice outside school.
Salomon's fire for music grew more with Friedenreich's influence. He was shocked she was leaving.
"I thought she was always going to be in charge and I thought she'd be there until I finished and then even after I finished," Salomon said.
About two years ago, the program almost ended when a large annual contributor could no longer make a donation."I almost gave it up, but then I thought, 'Why not get musicians involved?'" Friedenreich recalled.
So, she stopped by a music store, Miller's Sheet Music and Studio on Bonita Beach Road, and there she found Rhynard, who has been volunteering for the program ever since.
"I was looking to do something, to volunteer with what little free time I had and this was perfect. It just made sense," said Rhynard, a saxophonist with the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, Florida Orchestra in Tampa and Sarasota Orchestra.
He also plays woodwinds for TheatreZone and the Naples Players.
Within a month, Rhynard was on the board, and within another month he was president.
"I was this close," Rhynard said nearly pinching his two fingers together, "to being one of these kids, which is why I'm so passionate."
He didn't get a saxophone until he was already accepted into college. He too got an outside hand in getting that instrument.
"Luckily, I grew up in a time and in a community where there were quality instruments in the school," Rhynard said.
Friedenreich, having great confidence in Rhynard, decided she could finally pass on what she built. She loves the kids, but it's time to move forward, she said.
"I'm following these kids into college. I'm not walking away," Friedenreich said. But she is ready for some family time.
"I want to spend as much time with my husband as I can. I owe that to him. I can't tell you how much he does for me."
They plan to go "motorhoming" across the country together, she said.
Friedenreich also plans to continue volunteer work by helping animal shelters with little funding by taking photographs of their puppies and dogs and putting them online.
"I'm just going to the dogs," she joked.
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Halogens are nonmetal elements located on the right side of the periodic table in Group 7. Halogens include the elements of flourine, chlorine, bromine, iodine and astatine. Halogens have a negative 1 charge and are considered very reactive.
Let's continue talking about the periodic table and delve a little further in and talk specifically about group 7a or the halogens which are located right here next between the oxygen family and next to the noble gases.
So, as you can see here they're in pink so they are non-metals and so some of the typical characteristics of non-metals they display which are melting and boiling points increasing with increasing atomic number.
So let's talk about a few of the elements that are contained in this family. So fluorine and chlorine are gases at room temperature, bromine is a liquid at room temperature and iodine is a solid at room temperature. And part of the probably most important part of halogens that you're going to encounter is that they all exist as what we call diatomic atoms. Okay that means you've got F2, Cl2, Br2 and I2. And that's because halogens are very reactive. So they only need one electron to achieve an octet. So remember when you were doing electron configurations and you are writing out your s and your p and your d orbitals? Okay, so these guys have their s orbital field so two electrons in there and they also have five electrons in their p orbitals. So they just need one electron in order to gain to gain the octet to become like the noble gases and they're very interested in doing that. So, in order to keep them from reacting with everything, they bond covalently with each other. So again, chlorine will bond to a chlorine, fluorine will bond to a fluorine, bromine to a bromine, iodine to an iodine.
So, they also have highly negative electrons affinities. And so that they'll readily become anions which is the negative form of themselves. Right, so fluorine will become a minus, chlorine a minus, bromine a minus and iodine a minus because that indicates that they've gained the electron that they needed to fill their octet and that makes them more stable.
So, more specifically, fluorine is the most electronegative atom on the periodic table. So it can remove an electron from almost any substance, it really really really wants that extra electron.
Chlorine however is one of the most industrially useful element in this family and it's something with which we're all super familiar. It reacts slowly to form stable aqueous solutions so this equation at the bottom here was water reacting with chlorine gas to form hydrochloric acid and hypochlorus acid. This is a common reaction for the disinfectants that we use to put into our pools and that we sometimes see in our water to keep things clean. And that is halogens.
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2011 Triple Crown Preview – Uncle Mo
- Updated: May 4, 2011
Uncle Mo is arguably the best colt in the field, and the Kentucky Derby odds will likely end up being one of the two morning line favorites as long as he doesn't end up with a far outside post draw.
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With Indian Charlie as his father, a fantastic horse from the mid-late 1990s, there is definitely some great breeding here for Uncle Mo to work with, and the question of distance for these Triple Crown races shouldn't come into play… maybe…
The biggest question that horse has right now is how questionable he looked in his most recent race at the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct in April. He led basically from wire to the stretch, but was nipped by up and coming Toby's Corner and ended up basically giving up on the race in the final few strides. This was the first time that Uncle Mo ran more than 1 1/6 miles in his career (not that that is a strange thing for these three year olds), and it was unclear whether it was a matter of a bad race, a matter of distance being an issue, or a matter of it just getting beaten by a better horse.
One thing is for sure, and that's that trainer, Todd Pletcher is really going to do everything that he can to make sure that Uncle Mo is ready and raring to go in this race. He has been the undisputed favorite in every race that he has run in his career, including at the coveted Breeder's Cup Juvenile last year when he blew away a rock solid side at a price of 1.40.
The choice of John Velazquez as the mount for this race is a questionable one considering his history. Velazquez has never ridden a horse to the bed of roses before in his career, though he does have a Kentucky Oaks win in 2004. This is going to be his 12th Kentucky Derby, and his best finish was a second place outing in 2001. However, Velazquez is the only jockey that this colt knows, and obviously, there has been a huge degree of success i the marriage between the two. Pletcher has himself a real monster here that he is bringing to Churchill Downs, and whether this turns out to be the favorite or not, Uncle Mo is almost certainly the most likely horse to end up winning a Triple Crown this year.
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|5'7" (170cms)
|5'7" (170cms) to 6'3" (190cms)
|Body type:
|I'll tell you later
|About average, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds
|No preference
|Light brown
|No preference
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Artistic / Creative / Performance
|No preference
I am a propfessional cake decorator.. I love what I do... It often amazes me what you can create when you put your mind to it..
|Less Than $25,000
|$35,001 to $50,000, $50,001 to $75,000, $75,001 to $100,000, $100,001 to $150,000, $150,001+
|Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced
|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live away from home (3)
|Yes, and they sometimes live at home
|Wants kids:
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
|White / Caucasian
|White / Caucasian
|Christian / Other
|Christian / Other
|High school
|High school


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Friday night's baseball game in Starkville between the Mississippi State Bulldogs and Arkansas Razorbacks was billed as a pitchers duel between two of the best the Southeastern Conference had to offer
By COLLEEN MCCARTHY
County emergency officials responded to a number of car accidents during the week.
A sunny spring afternoon in Starkville welcomed football coach Dan Mullen and his Mississippi State Bulldogs to the practice field on Friday for opening day of spring football.
Tavaris Tate and D'Angelo Cherry make a pretty good team.
They also proved they can win on their own.
Timely hitting is a key to success for many softball teams, and the Mississippi State Bulldogs saw just how important it is.
Starkville High School pitcher Nick Brooks proved he had a little gas left in the tank for the Yazoo City Indians on Friday afternoon.
Today's running of the SEC-Big 10 Challenge college track meet is not only important for Mississippi State and the Southeastern Conference.
The Starkville High School girls' and boys' track and field teams have the luxury of not having to travel very far to compete in their next meet.
The Southeastern Conference home opener is at hand for the Mississippi State Bulldogs as they get set to host third-ranked Arkansas Razorbacks inside Polk-Dement Stadium tonight.
By NATHAN GREGORY