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- Letter sent to Mr A Galbraith, father of Sapper Alfred Galbraith, 5th Division Signal Company, from Base Records Office, Victoria, dated 2 November 1921. The letter accompanied a commemorative scroll that was sent to families of service personnel who died as a result of their combat in World War I.
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Figure S2. Scatter plots of gene expression levels between total and cytoplasmic RNA. The median of the gene expression values of total and cytoplasmic RNA. The Pearson correlation coefficient R2 is displayed in each scatter plot. A: U-2 OS, B: U-251 MG, C: A-431.
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Kevyn Aucoin The Celestial Powder: Candlelight
49 reviews
79% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.6
Price: $$$
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INGREDIENTSTalc, Polyethylene, Phenyl Trimethicone, Nylon-12, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylparaben, Ethylparaben, Isobutylparaben, May Contain: Mica CI 77019, Titanium Dioxide CI 77891, Iron Oxides CI 77491/ CI 77492/ CI 77499, Carmine CI 75470
on 4/8/2014 3:41:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
That Kevyn Aucoin really did know things about make-up! This is hands down one of my most favourite highlighters and I have a few to pick from :) I only use this as a highlight on top of my cheek bones and couldn't really imagine using it as a finishing powder, on me it would be too sheeny/glowy for that.
This powder is best applied lightly with a fan brush and you really don't need much at all, the colour looks like nude champagne - but on my NC15 skin, just leaves a my skin but much better, angelic gleam, looking like you have a healthy glow from within coming through.
I have the newer packaging which does not include a brush - so its small but its all powder at 3.10g. For all you NZ and Aussie girls who will know if they are hunting this one down - KA is hard to find but this product sometimes pops up on strawberry.net and is also sold now from kissandmakeupny
on 3/8/2014 9:41:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This is my favorite highlighter. I am NW20 and this gives my skin a nice glow without be obviously glittery. I will definitely repurchase when I run out.
on 12/18/2013 1:50:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This is a very nice highlighter and was recommended to me by several people. The compact is nice, and the brush is not bad. It is pretty finely milled and a bit shimmery rather than glowy. The only problem on me was that it is just too dark for my pale skin. I'm a little less than NC15 and this just showed up as too much darker than my skin. I prefer Armani's Fluid Sheer in #2. I had to swap it because it just didn't look like a highlighter on me, but a light bronzer. I think for someone with a deeper-toned, warm skintone this would be awesome.
on 12/5/2013 12:10:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This product is my holy grail highlighter. It is a beautiful champagne color that adds a beautiful highlight without being glittery or frosty. It is subtle, but effective.
on 10/27/2013 4:06:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
After hours, I look perfectl! All because of this.
A little goes a long way! This isn't your run of the mill highlighter! You don't need to pack it on..so apply wisely! You're not supposed to look like a shiny pearl! This makes you have that angelic Oprah glow! That's worth every penny! I would pay double for this. Obviously you'll look like a clown if you put this all over your face lol like someone below! This is only applied lightly at the top of your cheek bones, a little below and above eyebrow arches, straight down your nose and chin, and cuspids bow..auuughhh so heavenly!
on 9/11/2013 12:45:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
uggghhhh all these great reviews really build up expectations but, sadly, i was very disappointed the few times i've tried to use this. the shimmer is way too much and it just sits on the top of your skin, magnifying every single flaw. settles into every single wrinkle and showcases every little blemish. it just screams LOOK AT ME I'M WEARING A LOT OF MAKEUP. the last time i tried to use it i got so upset by the way it looked (i was getting ready to go somewhere fancy) that i washed my face and had to redo my makeup from scratch. on a side note, NARS makes a similar product which in my opinion is far superior and far more subtle and glowy.
on 9/1/2013 4:22:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is actually darker than my skintone so it won't do the highlight work for me, and it's wayyy to shimmery. It looks like I've stuck a shimmery material on my cheekbone. Also, it's a total craker.
on 7/23/2013 8:22:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I just adore this highlight, I use it everyday, and have long since hit pan on it. It has such a lovely texture, it is smooth and finely milled, it blends into my skin without looking like I am wearing makeup. There is no glitter in the powder, it truly just imparts a lovely, natural glow to my skin. My skin is about an NW13, very fair, and cool, and this works beautifully on me. No other highlight compares to this, in my opinion. MAC MSFs, theBalm Mary Loumanizer, do not even hold a candle to the perfection of this product. Total HG for me, I will never be without it.
Though, I do think the packaging leaves much to be desired. It is cheap plastic, and I do not see the need to include the brush; it is horribly scratchy and utterly useless. I can ignore all of that though since the product is wonderful.
on 6/17/2013 2:14:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
OK so ... this highlighter answers my glowing, prettified skin prayers! It is beautiful. I struggled a little with the price because it doesn't look like much in the pan. It *looks* like it could be readily duped. Either with an alternative powder highlighter or even perhaps a more finely milled champagne coloured eyeshadow. Well, those first impressions were wrong, wrong, wrong.
I have never used a highlighter that is so subtle yet delivers such flattering results. The colour itself is a neutral- warm beige that goes on sheer. I think the secret to why this product works so well is how finely milled it is- there are no glittery chunks, no sparkly lumps. It's not too yellow/gold, not too silvery. Not obviously frosty. Just very fine, light-reflective pressed particulate that imparts a healthy radiance. Lovely. And just as pleasant in daylight sun as it is in artificial lighting.
The only thing that I don't rate is the brush. But most women paying for a product like this have their own brushes for the job.
I'd buy this a million times over.
on 6/6/2013 10:27:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I'm always so busy that I really only review products that deserve to be in my kit, as a 20 year pro veteran make up artist, that I use personally, or, when a product is so over hyped, that I do not want impressionable, young student make up artists.to feel they have to have a product, promoted by the Kardashians. It infuruiates me, that their names, are even in the same sentence as the late, great Kevyn, a icon, who made a real contribution to society. He was humble, gracious, a forward thinking educatator, possibly the most respected artist of my generation. For those of us who saw him work, it was magic he was a creative genius
This product is, finely milled, silky, no chalky no awful, vile shine, which enhances the appearance of fine lines, crows feet open pores. YUK . The Apricot, hue brightens and lifts, only a tiny touch is needed, on cheek bones, under brows, nose bridge, top lip centre. Used with a good blusher to achieve a good pro finish. In my opinion, this also works for HD,
This is my go to staple hi -lighter, if, I'm using powder, not, liquid application
My only moan, is I'd usually tell you to throw the brush in most compacts, but it has his name on, so keep it, just use a good brush hahahaha, I would prefer a smaller compact without the the brush.
For those of you moaning about the packaging Kevyn kept things simple, it will last you ages, as you only need a tiny amount. My kit would not be complete without a few of Kevyn;s products, also including sensual skin,
The whole line is not product swamped, instead some iconoic products, You are buying a piece of an artist, that, was so the head of his time
The one great thing about us aging ol farts,is we learned the old fashioned way, no youtube, self promoting, airbrushing or photo shopping, we have years of knowledge and products, we know what works for us, have more than earned our pro discounts our reviews are honest, we do not need free products,
KEVYN AUCOIN, never gone or forgotten R.I.P
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I write tutorials and articles quite a bit. NetBeans is an excellent editor for HTML, but there were a few things missing. So I wrote some modules to plug the gaps. If you have a development build of NetBeans, you can get any of these from the development build update center off the Tools menu. They are: HTML Projects - support for opening a directory of HTML files as a NetBeans project. By...
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I am doing some related issues with Diff Module in Greenbox NetBeans Plugin. Basically, when user generates a code by second time, the NetBeans will ask to him "Hey you did some changes in original file, would you like to see the diff between old file and new file you are generating?", If User presse "yes" button, The Diff module will appear to user. To invoke the Diff Panel on NetBeans you can...
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This is week two of my forced vacation at Cancun, Mexico; this week we are staying at the Grand Mayan near Playa del Carmen. Forced? This may come as a shock to some, but vacation is hard to take for many engineers including myself. On the recommendation of another work-aholic engineer, my wife and I bought a Mexican vacation timeshare where I cannot work or access the Internet reliably....
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My previous blog entries document how to incorporate Seam into an existing JSF / EJB 3.0 application running on JBoss. In this entry, I'm going to run that application on GlassFish. Seam has changed quite a bit in the short time period since those entries were written, so I'll provide for you a working Seam application to start. Note, in order to run Seam on GlassFish, we will need several...
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Somes little enhancements I would like to see in next release of NetBeans are the following: 1. today, NetBeans editor permits to use Camel Notation. So, if I type NPE and press Ctrl-Space, I obtain NullPointerException. I would like that NetBeans editor goes further and accept also Camel notation for methods. So, when I type Integer.tHS and press Ctrl-Space, it should become Integer.toHexString...
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Dave Johnson - eBusiness Applications' CTO, just posted his slides for the AJAX + Java Webinar and some screencasts showing how to use DWR with NetBeans over the weekend and I will be presenting that along with a few slides about AJAX + Java on a webcast over at developer.com. Check out the link there for all the details. Congratulations Dave! Edgar
on Jun 13, 2006
In my previous blog entry I converted a standard JSF / EJB 3.0 application to one that uses JBoss' Seam framework. I covered Seam's primary feature, direct integration of JSF with EJB 3.0, eliminating the Managed Bean. In this entry, I'm going to show off Seam's validation support. Getting Started Complete the steps in my previous blog entry, Trying out JBoss' Seam. Adding Validation In our...
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At JavaOne, Geertjan gave a talk on building an IDE for a specific framework (Wicket). I work on a similar project for an in-house framework. One feature that I thought would be useful is a convenient Java Class selector. I really like the "Fast Open" selector that you get from the "Navigate...Go To Class" menu item. I looked at the code, and was dismayed to see that it was hard-coded for...
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JBoss does a nice job of documenting their sample registration Seam application. To really help you learn the framework, including its benefits, I thought I walk you through the steps required to port a standard JSF / EJB 3.0 application to one that uses the Seam framework. To be consistent with JBoss' example, I've rewritten the registration application using standard JSF / EJB 3.0. Now let's...
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Last month, my colleague Geertjan wrote a couple of pretty popular blog entries:The Best Feature of the Upcoming NetBeans IDE 5.5 (Part 1) and (Part 2). It basically showcases 2 new wizards in NetBeans 5.5: Entity Classes from Database and JSF Pages from Entity Class, that when run back to back essentially create a fully functional CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application. I was curious...
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When the NetBeans Look and Fell competition were launched, the date was close to when I discovered substance-netbeans. As I already used Substance (btw, a cool LAF), I saw more and more screenshots of netbeans and substance. Then I thought "well, almost everybody will use substance, then I feel the need to use another LAF", that I remembered of Napkin LAF. What I found cool on Napkin is the...
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Such new sanctions go beyond losing membership in a medical society. "Loss of board certification directly affects a physician's ability to practice medicine and attract patients, given that many institutions and patients will not enter into a relationship with a physician lacking this credential of professional competence and accomplishment. . . The ABA's action creates a significant conflict between the important interest of professional certifying boards in enforcing ethical standards and the commitment of the state to the effective, humane, and just administration of the criminal law," the article states.
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Colorado, because you can hunt all over this state depending on your weapon of choice for only $ 49.00
There are a lot of hunters in this state but with horses and mules you can still get away!
I'm doing some research for an article and I'm interested in your opinions.
1) What is your favorite state for hunting elk? Why?
2) How are things looking this year?
Colorado, because you can hunt all over this state depending on your weapon of choice for only $ 49.00
There are a lot of hunters in this state but with horses and mules you can still get away!
What if you were a nonresident?
$601.00 nonresident, Colorado has the largest numbers of Elk of any state and I think the most flexible hunting. Over the counter or draw. I submitted on an either sex tag, They also have seven?? I think separate seasons. God bless ya'll
I've been pretty lucky.
My job has allowed me to hunt Resident Elk in WA & OR.
I've also NR hunted UT, CO, and this year I add WY.
I've tagged at least two elk in all the states but UT.
I honestly can't tell you a favorite.
They all have both good and bad aspects.
It truly is what you make it !!!!!!
And things are looking great.
Tags for three states (1 bow, 1 rifle, and 1 both)
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Oregon is the only state I've ever hunetd for elk. I don't know what it's like anywhere else, yet. I'm going to Wyoming soon, I will let you know what it's like compared to Or.
I will say Idaho because there is good otc opportunity and it is pretty close to home for me. Honestly I have never actually hunted elk there but I saw some really nice bulls on deer hunts and camping trips and have been trying to hunt elk there for the last 4 years but it just hasnt worked out mostly due to other tags I have drawn. Not that Im complaining about drawing tags
"Now two flags fly above my land that really sum up how I fee. One is the colors that fly high and proud The red, the white, the blue. The other one's got a rattlesnake With a simple statement made "Don't tread on me" is what it says and I'll take that to my grave. Because this is me. I'm proud to be American and strong in my beliefs. And I've said it before but I'll say it again 'Cause my family's always fought and died to save this land. And a country boy is all I'll ever be."
Any state I have a tag for
This year my favorite state is Colorado. Next year my favorite state will be Arizona
With that said my three best bulls came from New Mexico.


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'Tukur will reposition PDP'
Hon. Babatunde Ereola was a member of the Constituent Assembly in 1989 and Publicity Secretary of Bamanga Tukur Presidential Campaign Organisation in the Third Republic. In this interview with Musa Odoshimokhe, he identifies the challenges before the new chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party.
How would you describe the emergence of Bamanga Tukur as PDP chairman ?
Alhaji Tukur is a cat with nine lives. After the overthrow of the Alhaji Shehu Shagari regime in 1983 by the Buhari/Idiagbon junta, he was a victim of the coup d'état because he held power then in Gongola State as the governor. And as you would probably recall, all notable politicians then were detained by the military government. After a short spell in detention, he regained his freedom and co- founded the defunct African Ocean Lines with late Major General Shehu Yar'Adua and late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Abiola. Dr.Raymond Dokpesi was their CEO. However, after the relationship went souring the partners went their different ways and later entered the Nigerian political scene. Tukur is the only one to tell the story of the deadly political intrigues of the period. I give him credit for this. Again, in 1999 he was a founding member of the PDP, but the same political intrigue saw him prematurely moving out of the party temporarily. He took his time and later came back stronger. What I am saying is that Alhaji Tukur is a strategist who knows it all.
What does his election portend for the party?
The PDP needs competent hands and that is why I was in support of the aspiration of Alhaji Bamanga Tukur to lead the party before the party's convention in Abuja. I want to say that such a man is needed to reshape the party. The party needs a new direction from the past. I'm saying this because the PDP still remains the largest party in the country and if the leadership of the party is focused, the party will produce focused leaders in government. This, to me, is why Tukur comes into focus.
Having said this, I think I want to thank all those who made it possible for the emergence of Tukur as national chairman, starting from President Goodluck Jonathan, to the zonal leaders of the party. I congratulate the PDP for its ability to organise a well secured and well attended convention.
What is your expectation from the Tukur led executive?
We expect him to reposition the party and focus on the transformation agenda. You know they have to complement President Jonathan's transformation agenda. I want them to bring unity to the PDP by ensuring that genuine reconciliation is achieved within the party in all the geo –political zones. They should also ensure that they bring back to the PDP fold those who had earlier dumped the party.
But some insist Tukur is too old for the office…
Age should not pose any barrier to any set goal. Awujale of Ijebu Ode wants to fulfill his life ambition hence he went to enrol to read Law at the age of 78. Again there is no age limit in politics. In advanced democracies such as Britain and United States of America, they have older people in their Parliament, especially the Senate. By nature, Bamanga is a workaholic. He combines his international engagements in New Partnership for African Development (NEPAD) with the running of his business empire. This is enough justification that the energy is still there in abundance to deliver. Furthermore, the PDP needs the likes of Bamamga to lead at this crucial period to stabilise the polity and show direction, otherwise the dream of ruling forever by some PDP chieftains may as well not go beyond 2015.
Given the intrigues of power politics, is President Jonathan in safe hands?
There is no doubt that the new executive of the party will complement the transformational agenda of President Jonathan. The new executive is made up of people of experience, integrity and people with ideas. President Jonathan would definitely find in them partners who can be trusted.
Since the politicking will be left in the hands of the newly elected executive, President Jonathan will have enough time to face task of governance. In my opinion the best people have been elected to lead the PDP and I don't have any doubt that they will transform the party to an enviable position.
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2 Scrub the ham with a brush and rinse well to remove the pepper coating.
3 In a large pan,place the ham and cover with cold water. (If this is impossible, fit the ham, shank end up, in the largest roaster or kettle that you have and fill the container with cold water. Wrap heavy duty foil around the shank and up over the kettle or roaster to cover.) Heat water to simmering, but do not boil. (Southerners say that boiling water drives the salt into the ham.)
4 Simmer the ham, turning every 2 hours,for 6 hours, or until a meat thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the ham reaches 160 degrees farenheit.
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6 In a shallow roasting pan, place the ham; remove rind; trim fat and score the remaining fat. Brush with part of the molasses.
7 Bake in a moderate oven at 350 degrees farenheit for 30 minutes. Brush the ham with remaining molasses and pat bread crumbs onto the ham. Bake 30 minutes longer, or until the crumbs are golden.
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The Oral Cancer Foundation
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Issues: Health, Cancer
Location: 3419 Via Lido #205 Newport Beach CA 92633 USA
Results: *WINNER OF THE 2009 CANCER FIGHTERS AWARD FOR SMALL NON-PROFITS* CURRENT CAMPAIGNS Rodeo - Tobacco Outreach - "Be Smart. Don't Start." In 2014 our first rodeo spokesperson joined OCF; Cody Kiser, a young, personable, up and coming bareback bronc rider. Cody and OCF founder Brian Hill began a program of doing interviews at rodeos or by phone after Cody's competition in the arena with local print media. The message from Hill, an oral cancer survivor, and Cody, a rodeo cowboy that believed in rodeo as a family oriented event where tobacco wasn't a contributing part of the mix, was simple. Tobacco eventually brings bad things into your life, and you can be a great competitor and cowboy/athlete without it. The foundation worked with photographers to not only capture the excitement of a wild 8 second ride on a horse that wants to put you on the ground, to showcasing the message and branding that Cody wears on his safety vest and shirts into the arena competition. The idea, particularly Cody's compelling story of wanting to do good in the world while following his passion of traveling to rodeos to compete each weekend, was an immediate success. That human interest story, coupled with facts about tobacco and nicotine addiction, and the dire oral cancer element, was a story that resonated with people. Almost immediately it attracted national attention in venues like the largest print magazine in circulation in America; Parade, to front page stories in local newspapers like the The Idaho Press Tribune and PRC Rodeo. Part of the Change: The RDH community is uniting to be part of the much needed change in early discovery of oral cancers. With their commitment to performing oral cancer screenings and being the first line of defense you have an opportunity to find cancer in its early stages. Early discovery and diagnosis, yields better long-term outcomes, and lower morbidity to those who undergo treatments. Together, we can make a difference! Together, we can give oral cancer a voice! If you would like to be part of the change, please email Jamie O'Day - email@example.com. Oral Cancer Awareness Month - April Oral Cancer awareness in the American public is low. Approximately 43,250 people in the U.S. will be newly diagnosed with oral cancer this year. Dentists are often the first line of defense against oral cancer, through the process of early discovery. While smoking and tobacco use are still major risk factors, the fastest growing segment of oral cancer patients is young, healthy, nonsmoking individuals due to the connection to the HPV virus. We cannot stop this virus from spreading; our only hope to save lives is with professional involvement and public awareness. This is your opportunity to get involved and give back to your community in hopes to raise oral cancer awareness and the need for early detection in order to save lives. Together, we have the opportunity to make a difference in the world of oral cancers. Please join us.
Target demographics: While historically the majority of people are over the age of 40 at the time of discovery, oral cancer does occur in those under this age. It is also now confirmed that in a younger age group, including those who have never used tobacco products, have a cause which is HPV viral based. The human papilloma virus, particularly version 16, has now been shown to be sexually transmitted between partners, and is conclusively implicated in the increasing incidence of young non-smoking oral cancer patients.
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I have had the pleasure and honor of writing several website articles, news releases and other communications materials for the Oral Cancer Foundation over the past year or so. I could not be more in awe of the commitment of the Foundation and its founder, Brian Hill, to promoting early detection of the disease and to serving as a vital resource to oral cancer victims and their families and friends. Before Brian created the Foundation, public awareness of this surprisingly common and fatal disease was extremely low, and victims had very little access to desperately-needed information and advice. All one has to do is talk with an oral cancer victim to appreciate what a spectacular job the Foundation has done in filling this void. Particularly impressive to me is how the Foundation's online forums brilliantly allow oral cancer survivors to provide insight, counsel and comfort to more recently-diagnosed patients. The pain and suffering these amazing people have experienced is exceeded only by their compassion for their fellow victims. What many people do not realize is how tirelessly Brian works on behalf of the Foundation. For Brian it is virtually a 24/7 obsession, and his wife Ingrid also volunteers a great deal of her time despite the fact that she works full-time elsewhere. Moreover, the Hills' personal financial commitment to the Foundation has been truly above-and-beyond the call of duty, particularly when you consider that Brian's impressive track record as an entrepreneur would make it easy for him to accept a high-paying offer to run a private or public company. The impact that Brian Hill and the Oral Cancer Foundation have made to date is probably impossible to measure. However, if you speak to Brian, it is clear that this impact pales in comparison to what will be accomplished in the years to come.
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Thank god for the Oral Cancer Foundation. Although oral cancer kills one American an hour, it is disease which has been largely unknown by the general public. However, this is slowly beginning to change based in part on the great website that OCF runs, but more importantly by all of the public awareness that has been generated in recent years by OCF. OCF has also lobbied effectively for more funds for oral cancer research, and for the American Dental Association to pay more attention to the condition. Arguably, nothing a dentist does for a patient is more valuable than an oral cancer exam, and too few dentists do this exam on a routine basis. OCF is helping to change all of that.
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The Midwest Security & Police Conference/Expo is the only trade show in the Midwest showcasing the latest products and services for security and law enforcement professionals.
Now in its 14th year, MSPCE brings together an exciting 2-day marketplace featuring state-of-the-art security and law enforcement products, technologies, and services.
The education and training program draws from the expertise of local, state and national agencies, along with other experts in security and law enforcement to create a robust and compelling conference agenda.
The MSPCE conference program, along with admission to the expo, is offered free to public and private law enforcement, public safety officials, and private security professionals.
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Suppliers, reserve your booth space early. The Tinley Park Convention Center exhibit hall has been a sell-out in each of the last three years. Participating companies will see officials from over 300 jurisdictions, dozens of private security firms, as well as security professionals from large corporations, and major institutions.
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Cub Scout Pack 210, sponsored by South Fork Baptist Church, has been involved in several activities. The young men are learning basic scouting skills in preparation for their first campout in May at Sportsman Lake. Being led by
Tim Porter, Ed Lane, Hannah Partridge, Trevor Clopton and Melissa Adams, the Scouts are learning knot tying, casting a line, starting a camp fire, among various activities that are used to achieve the aims of Scouting - citizenship training, character development and personal fitness.
The Campbellsville Singers will present an evening of worship music 6 p.m. April 10 at First Baptist Church Hodgenville, 730 Tonieville Road. The Campbellsville Singers consist of six female students from Campbellsville University and feature Carmen Drake, a December 2010 graduate from Hodgenville. The event is free and the public is invited.
The recent 2010 Dietary Guidelines recommends eating less sodium. High levels of salt in the diet are associated with high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke, particularly among certain vulnerable groups and individuals.
Children at Friendship Baptist Church raised $422 through an art auction Sunday, with all proceeds going to charities chosen by the young artists, including Ashley Long Fund, Humane Society, Oneida Baptist Institute and the Veirs Family Relay for Life team.
Participating artists were Sarah Cooper, Kaleigh Graham, Tyler Foster, Patricia Keys, Catherine Spalding, Jake Skaggs, Hannah Boggs, Christian Veirs, Sally Polin and Peyton Foster.
Artwork was sold to the highest bidder. Auctioneer Jimmie Lee donated his time to the project.
A 1977 LaRue County High School graduate, Dr. Britt Brockman, is leading the search for a new president at the University of Kentucky.
Brockman, whose parents are Russell and Sue Brockman of Hodgenville, is chairman of the university's Board of Trustees that will choose the person to lead UK after the current president, Lee T. Todd Jr., retires in June.
Glen Rice, Family and Friends Musical Concert Series begins its sixth season at 7 p.m. Friday, April 8.
The concert features former educator Rice, Ron Benningfield, Eddie Black, David Keene, Ricky Puckett, Mike Ash, Camille Turner, Freddy Helm, Tony Cook and Emily Portman.
Kenzi Lewis of Hodgenville, the 15-year-old who appeared in early segments of this season's American Idol, will perform also.
Many young ladies in Clay County dream of the day they will attend prom. Unfortunately, many do not have the money to afford a prom dress.
God's Closet, ran by Manchester Baptist Church, has stepped up to help these girls. Donations are brought in and each girl that needs a dress is given a day of pampering by their personal prom consultant. The girls are given the opportunity to pick out a dress, try it on, model it to their families, then pick coordinating shoes, jewelry, purses and makeup.
Karen Woodcock and Bobby Yarborough, both of Hodgenville, announce their engagement and forthcoming wedding.
The bride to be is the daughter of Johnny Woodcock of Hodgenville.
She is a student at Ashworth College, studying animal science.
The prospective groom is the son of Robert E. Yarborough of Hodgenville.
He is employed at Publisher's Printing in Lebanon Junction and a graduate of LaRue County High School.
The wedding is June 17, 2011 at the Historic State Theater in Elizabethtown.
Ronald Dale and Barbara Nunn will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary March 30, 2011. They were married March 30, 1961.
They have two children, Ted and Gregory; four grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.
Mandy Thompson, a Juliette Girl Scout, answered the call when the Heartland Girl Scout Service Center sent out an e-mail asking girls to send expressions of friendship to their sister Scouts in Japan by making origami cranes. The Girl Scouts of Japan made and mailed thousands of cranes to the US after the 9/11 tragedy to express friendship and peace. Thompson folded about 100 cranes.
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College Football Pick: Nevada vs. San Diego State
- Updated: October 3, 2013
Matchup: Nevada Wolf Pack vs. San Diego State Aztecs
Date/Time: October 4th, 9:00 ET
Television: ESPN
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Point Spread: San Diego State -6
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The new West Division of the Mountain West will be on full display on Friday night at Qualcomm Stadium, as the San Diego State Aztecs take on the Nevada Wolf Pack in NCAA football betting action on ESPN.
Nevada has been through the mill this year. The team is 3-2, and the two losses were against UCLA and Florida State in horrid fashion to start the campaign. Aside from that, the team has been winning, but it hasn't necessarily been all that impressive. QB Cody Fajardo has been hurt for a good chunk of the year, and though he is going to be playing in this one, it comes with a knee brace, and that really could hamper his running abilities. In the Pistol, the quarterback has to show extreme mobility, or things just aren't going to work. That's a major concern, as is the defense that just allowed 42 points to a very suspect Air Force Falcons team last week. The Falcons though, so run the crazy triple option, and that's not something that we're going to see on Friday night with San Diego State. It's tough to find a good gauge against a team the likes of the Aztecs, as the competition really has either been very good or very bad this year for Nevada.
The Aztecs only have one win to show for their start to the season as well, and that came against New Mexico State last week. The schedule has been odd, though. SDSU has beaten New Mexico State, and it had a shot of beating Oregon State SU two weeks ago. Prior to that though, the team was blown out by Ohio State, lost to BYU by 17, and oh yes, there's the matter of a 40-19 loss to Eastern Illinois that was completely inexplicable. It's going to be tough just to get to a bowl game from here, but that's still the goal for QB Quinn Kaehler and the gang. Kaehler has completed 63.2 percent of his passes for 696 yards with three TDs and three picks after taking over for the horrid QB Adam Dingwell, who was a mess in the first few games of the season. The Aztecs have really yet to find a running game either, as RB Adam Muema and RB Donnell Pumphrey haven't been stellar at all.
The numbers haven't been good for San Diego State, but the truth of the matter is that this is one of the sharpest teams on the college football slate in Week 6. Nevada might have three wins, but those three wins have all been suspect, and as we are going to find out on Friday night, life in the Mountain West is going to be no fun once the big boys start to come out to take on the Wolf Pack.
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With luck this deal will go through without a hitch and allow Penzey to resurrect the building and grounds. US Toward has put the property in a state of limbo since their failed attempt to turn the facility into an ethnic-based shopping center, and the decay is quickly approaching the point of no return.
What a shame that this once vibrant northside mecca has become such a desolate wasteland. Sadly, it almost seems like a microcosm of our once great city. Hopefully it's not too late for either one...
So, 17 days for US Toward to try and mess this up just out of spite because they obviously have no intention of actually doing anything with the property. They are using it to get a foot into the US for any profit they can find. I wish the judge could just declare the property abandoned and let Penzey have it.
By the way, Milwaukee is certainly a great city, now and always. Just getting better all the time.Hide replies
It's my understanding that US Toward would need to pay Penzey the amount he paid in past due utility bills (a couple hundred thousand $$$) in order to re-establish their claim to the building. From what I heard, their financial backers jumped ship, so it's doubtful they can do much at this point.
With regard to the city - I wish I could echo your feelings, but I've lived here long enough to watch the quality of life degrade significantly from what it once was. The disappearance of decent jobs, rampant crime, ever-growing taxation (and "service fees"), and increasing racial tension are destroying this city - to the point that some compare it to Detroit lately. You either have extremely low standards or need to open your eyes.
Milwaukee has been part of my life since the '60's. I lived there when things were bleakest. Now I see her flowering with a bright future.
Don't bother me gloom.
I've been here since the same period. I am aware of what's going on around me, and it's not "flowering" in my opinion. I admire your optimism, and truly hope my opinion is proven wrong - only time will tell.
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HSBC "lift" by Grey London
Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0
By Alex Brownsell, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Tuesday, 02 November 2010 09:46AM
The agency, which was also awarded the Effectiveness Company of the Year prize, created a 122-second TV ad to help reverse the Premier Foods brand's declining sales and the dominance of market-leader Warburtons.
The 2008 ad, which recreated Hovis' famous 1974 'Boy on bike' campaign, was shown in its entirety during high-rating shows such as Coronation Street and the Pride of Britain Awards.
In the wake of the campaign, Hovis' sales grew by 14% year on year, while profits were up £90m on the previous year.
'[We] were delighted to see the proof that a campaign that captured the public's imagination also managed to return a phenomenal £5 for every £1 spent,' said Lord Burns, chairman of the judges, and Channel 4 chairman. 'It is a wonderful example of how advertising can be effective in a less exciting brand category.'
Steven Sharp, executive director of marketing at Marks & Spencer, and one of the judges, said: 'This campaign is a fine example of creativity and effectiveness working hand-in-hand to cause a reappraisal of one of Britain's oldest brands, an incredible achievement.'
MCBD also won a Gold award for its 'essential Wait-rose' campaign to help launch the supermarket's entry-level range, plus, alongside PHD Media and Elvis, a Best Short-Term special prize for its 'Change without chaos' campaign for HMRC, fronted by newsreader Moira Stuart.
Other winners included VCCP, which picked up the Best Media prize for its marketing around The O2 venue, and JWT for HSBC's long-running campaign based on its positioning as 'The world's local bank'. Cadbury won the Broadbent Prize for Best Dedication to Effectiveness.
DDB UK and last year's Grand Prix-winner, MEC, picked up two special prizes in tandem. The agencies were awarded The Channon Prize for Best New Learning and the Best Multichannel awards for a teacher recruitment campaign launched by the Teacher Development Agency.
This article was first published on marketingmagazine.co.uk
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Agency: Grey London
Rating: 5.0