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MAC Sonic Chic Mineralize Blush Review
OVERALL, Sonic Chic offers nine wearable colors of mineralize blush. These feel smooth and velvety when applied, and the colors are buildable. Each color has good pigmentation/color pay off, but depending on your application technique, they can be sheered out or built up in their intensity. I think with nine different colors, everyone is bound to find one or two that catches their eye. I have a feeling Dainty and Nuance may be big sellers, because they are quite universal.
Keep reading for individual product reviews!
- Dainty is the lightest of the nine blushes, and it is a light pink with gold pearl. I purchased this one, because I felt like it would give me a nice glow on more natural days.
- Gentle is a light raspberry-pink compared to Dainty, and it has decent color pay off. It has nice bits of gold flecks throughout.
- Gleeful is a dirty, peach-red on me. All of the mineralize blushes have "gold pearl" or gold shimmer, gold reflects, gold sheen–however you want to describe it, they are all flecked with bits of gold.
- Lovejoy is a dirty reddish brown with gold shimmer. I know some asked if it's similar to NARS' Lovejoy, but unfortunately I don't own it to compare!
- Love Thing is a deep raspberry color with subtle gold flecks. This one caught my eye, but it is incredibly pigmented, so I'm not sure how often I'd wear it, so I'm going to hold off on it for now.
- Merrily is a peachy red with orange undertones and very soft gold pearl. I really thought this color was quite lovely, and the pigmentation was deep. Again, like Love Thing, it may be too dark for me to really use it often.
- Nuance is probably the most versatile color of the launch, because it will give a nice sheen to most complexions. It is a peachy-gold kind of color, very soft and subtle on deeper tones, but equally pleasing on lighter tones. I passed on this only because I'm deeper, I opted for Warm Soul (which is similar).
- Pleasantry is a cool, blue-pink with subtle gold pearl. It is quite pigmented, and it does remind me a bit of a pinker, brighter Don't Be Shy blush. I passed, even though it stood out to me.
- Warm Soul is a dirty version of Nuance. It's a bit darker, more bronzy-brown than peachy. I picked this one up instead of Nuance, but I may go back to get Nuance or exchange this for it, if it doesn't work out quite as well.
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Emily Deschanel Gets Political: Bones Star Takes a Stand to Advocate for GMO Food Labeling (VIDEO)
Bones' Emily Deschanel (Brennan) is just one of the many celebs lending their voices to this parody ad that speaks out in support of Prop 37, a California proposition that would require manufacterers to label all genically modified foods.
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Tom Westerholm and Ryan Hebert are back with the second episode of the Hein-sight Podcast on TruthOnCauseway.com. In episode 2, they discuss a variety of topics including Rondo's timetable, the best and worst lineups Boston could possibly field, and Eye On Basketball's NBA Job Fair.
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Charley James: When the GOP convention is gaveled to order, America will see the largest collection of anti-knowledge know-nothings to gather under one roof since Pope Urban VIII and his Inquisition minions met to condemn Galilei Galileo for writing that the earth revolved around the sun.
Christianity Has Evolved…Too
The Politics of Science
Conservatives have repeatedly refused to accept the best science about threats to our public health, because only government could then offer remedies. They have fought significant efforts to improve public health, from Medicare to our current health reform debate, in order to prevent the growth of government. And every time their "science" was wrong.
How Did the Pilgrims Get It So Wrong?
emember your history class? In 1620, The Pilgrims left England and set up a colony in Plymouth, Massachusetts, which was supposed to be more Biblically rigorous than the licentious English society they left behind. Their colony was to be governed by Biblical principles. In 1630, the Puritans arrived a little north of Plymouth and founded […]


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I'll be honest – Arlington is not a hotbed of culinary excitement. Even the extended areas of Regency and "Down University" seem to be one never ending strip mall filled with fast food, megachains and questionable Chinese buffets. However, we have one thing that you can't get anywhere else in Jax – the best doughnuts. Ever.
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Slow Food First Coast is a branch of Slow Food USA – both of which are all about reconnecting people to their food and the farmers and artisans who provide it. As they say, they want to support the good, the clean and the fair. Slow Food First Coast has been busy doing just that this spring. I've participated in two events that I'd like to share – the Tour de Farm and the Slow Down event at Intuition Ale Works.
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As we peer up at the night sky, drinking in photons from celestial objects far, far, away, one easily takes on the relaxed position with no schedule. As the months goes by, we greet our favourite Messier object as they emerge from the dawn sky into the blackness of the night. This game is repeated throughout the year until we have recovered all 110 Messier objects. There is however a very tight window of opportunity where all Messiers can be found on a single night.
Paul Delaney, long-time RASC member (Toronto Centre), has won the 2015 Qilak Award bestowed by CASCA, the Canadian society of professional astronomers. Paul has been a tireless and effective promoter of astronomy in Canada over three decades. He is presently Director of the York University Observatory (1986-), and Director of the Division of Natural Science at York (2002-).
2015 Board of Directors Election
Nominations Deadline: 2015 May 15
Campaign Period: 2014 May 20 - 2015 Jun 19
Election Period: 2015 Jun 20 - 2015 Jun 30
Participation on the RASC Board of Directors is a leadership experience that provides rich opportunity for personal and astronomical growth!
The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) is one of the most significant and longest-lived of the currently active space probes. Beyond its rich sceince harvest, its images have captured the international public's imagination like no other space telescope. In its influence on public perception it is arguably the Apollo of our age.
As we finally leave winter behind this month and jump into spring, we cannot help but notice the days getting longer. As we tick our way through the calendar, our sun's angle moves a bit farther north, rewarding us with more than three minutes of light per day. However for astronomers this translates into shorter and shorter nights. It is not until the month of June that we only begin observing at about 9:30 p.m. and later local time but for now, our observing window is still on our side.
The RASC Board of Directors has approved in principle (subject to budget approval) the engagement of a Co-op student for the summer of 2015. The Society is seeking a Website Architect and Developer who will spearhead an initaitive to update and improve all of the Society's web properties (www.rasc.ca, events.rasc.ca and secure.rasc.ca). A key responsibility will be to ensure that the Society's existing website is successfully migrated to the Drupal 7 platform.
At the 2015 February 9 Board of Director's meeting, revised Vision, Mission, and Values statements were approved. They now read:
The RASC Vision To be Canada's premiere organization of amateur and professional astronomers, promoting Astronomy to all.
The RASC Mission To enhance understanding of and inspire curiosity about the Universe, through public outreach, education, and support for astronomical research.
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Astronomical images and sketches of all types are invited for consideration for publication in the 2016 RASC Observer's Calendar including: deep sky, wide field, solar system, astronomical sketches and dramatic astronomically themed landscapes.
I hope many of you had a change to see and image Comet Lovejoy last month. As anticipated it was a naked eye object when seen under dark country skies. Using the finder chart and simple binoculars, it was even quicker. Lovejoy only has a gas tail that only revealed itself in long exposures.
The RASC Board of Directors has accepted the 2015 report of the Awards Committee for nominations in the following categories:
Fellows: (recognizing exemplary long service and outstanding contributions to the Society)
Service Awards: (recognizing 10 or more years of service to the Society)
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Crafty Cardboard
For decades, cardboard boxes have been inspiring creativity in youngsters.
I recall a summer day in maybe 1978 when, after playing house in a huge cast-off refrigerator packing box in my backyard for hours, my friend Adrienne and I sallied forth — inside the box, with small viewing holes cut in the side — to take on the neighbourhood. We got a good number of stares and laughs as we circled our block, and got a bit of a rush when we bumped into another friend, who didn't recognize us, and chased her down the street for a bit before collapsing in a fit of giggles (sorry, Ellen!).
Today, along with the proliferation of DIY ideas for cardboard boxes in the blogosphere, the Internet marketplace offers hundreds of premade creations for kids. Perhaps it's our 21st-century consciousness about reducing, reusing and recycling, or just the ready availability of cardboard boxes (find them when you're bulk-buying at Costco, in the bins at the front of a No Frills supermarket, the local liquor store or recycle the jumbo boxes your diapers and Internet deliveries come in).
For the simplest of DIYs, add a playful modern spin to the standard cardboard-box house with neon washi or masking tape. The first ones above were built for a children's birthday party by Eunice and Sabrina Moyle of HelloLucky. The second houses, from the Adventures in Pinksugarland blog, couldn't be easier to make and have been road-tested for all ages!
Years ago, when our children were just turning one, my friend Elaine wowed me when she built her son Anderson a play kitchen out of two cardboard boxes and a few other basic household supplies like aluminum pie plates, paper towel rolls, etc. Indeed, toddlers young and old seem to love play kitchens, and this is surely an easy way to give them one without reaching for your credit card. Here's a fun example from Parents magazine.
Once you've mastered the play kitchen, expand your borders with other "dramatic play" options, like a homemade mailbox or boat. (Get full details on the mailbox and accoutrements on the Ikat Bag blog.)
The lowly cardboard box has long been co-opted as an instant child-sized car. Idaho mom and photographer Andi Marshall took that idea one step further by hosting a Drive-in-movie-themed birthday party with personalized cars for each of the guests, complete with sidecars to hold snacks.
Some of the best cardboard creations I've seen come from Cardboard Dad, a.k.a. Moscow-based architect and father Evgeny Kudryavtsev. He crafts brilliant toys and structures for his daughter, Irina, and shares them on his site Play and Grow. For example, he transformed a diaper box into this princess chair and built a slide of cardboard and electrical tape.
I love the idea, at least with younger kids, of creating a birthday tree like this one from The Imagination Tree. Start with a simple cardboard tree shape, add a perpendicular support piece, then let the kids have at it decorating with scraps of wrapping paper, coloured paper or fabrics. Bring it out for family birthdays during the year — and redecorate when the fancy strikes!
For young architects-in-training, turn a few sturdy boxes into simple, reusable cardboard building boards like these ones from the Tutus & Tea Parties blog. Or crack open bigger boxes and let kids create towns with roads, houses, shops and farms, as Australian mom Kate did on her Picklebums blog.
Or just give kids a box and let them dream up their own designs. My daughter Tessa, who's seven, came across a large shipping box the other day at our house, and left to her own devices, crafted the "Rainbow Puppet Theatre" complete with sock puppets.
If your craft skills are rusty or you're pressed for time, look to U.S. company Lille Huset for charming cardboard dollhouses in a range of styles. Creator Alyson Beaton seeks inspiration for her models all over North America and Europe, from Brooklyn to Chicago to London.
Kol Kid in Toronto has the clever Find and Make dollhouse kit by Makedo, which includes the tools and fasteners for making a variety of dollhouses, but leaves the child to find/recycle cardboard from home. Modular design at its best!
The funky, mod MobileHome by Dutch company Kidsonroof is available in Canada through Amazon.
Ikea has a darling market stand (for the wallet-friendly price of $13).
For kids (or parents) who lean toward modern architecture with designer cred, check out Villa Julia, the cardboard playhouse designed for Italian furniture maker Magis by Javier Mariscal. Fans of picturesque architecture, on the other hand, will gravitate to more whimsical designs, like My Very Own Cottage, which is available through Mastermind Toys or Amazon. Preprinted with details like roofing, doors and trees, this sort of cardboard design will appeal to some kids and parents — but may ultimately feel like a damper on freewheeling creativity to others.
Another great source for premade cardboard playthings is the U.K.'s PaperPod. Their offerings range from a playful rocketship to a snowflake-dotted igloo.
And last, but definitely not least, check out this incredible pop-up cardboard play area for kids designed by Israeli product designer Liya Mairson. Fold open the small-space-friendly piece to encourage open-ended playhouse activities — and simply fold it down and tuck it in a closet or corner when playtime's done.
Play areas feeling cluttered? Learn tips on Organizing Kids' Work & Play Spaces in our photo gallery.
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1. Modern Kids Co. for HelloLucky, via 100 Layer Cake-Let blog
2. Adventures in Pinksugarland blog
3. Parents magazine, photography by Alexandra Grablewski
4a. Ikat Bag blog
4b. Lundlund
5. Small Fry blog, photography by Cindy Worwood
6. Play and Grow blog
7. The Imagination Tree
8a. Tutus & Tea Parties blog
8b. Picklebums blog
9. Katie Hayden
10. Lille Huset
11. Kol Kid
12. Kidsonroof
13. Skylta market stand, Ikea
14a-b. Magis
14c. My Very Own Cottage, Amazon
15a. Rocket, PaperPod
15b. Igloo, PaperPod
16. Liya Mairson
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A study, which is expected to be released on Friday, by the Center on Law and Information Policy at Fordham Law School in New York, found weaknesses in the protection of student information in the contracts that school districts sign when outsourcing web-based tasks to service companies.
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Bethlehem, Pa., February 22, 2010—Imagine having a family member who suffers from a life-threatening illness and the only health care provider within miles is a 15-year-old nurse with a 7th-grade education. Such a scenario is the norm in Mozambique, Africa, where each nurse cares for up to 5,000 people. To help improve these bleak conditions, Moravian College nursing faculty members partnered with members of the nursing association (ANEMO) of Mozambique about a year ago.
Three of the Mozambique nurses will visit the Moravian campus on Feburary 22-24, before traveling to Washington, D.C., to meet with representatives of the American Nurses' Association and the American Association of Colleges of Nurses. An open house will be held to welcome the visiting nurses on Monday, February 22, 3:00-4:00 p.m. in the UBC Room of the Haupert Union Building.
Senior graphic design majors at Moravian College will present their graphic identity logos to a group visiting from the Mozambique nursing association, ANEMO, on Monday at 11:45 a.m. in their HILL classroom. This will provide opportunity to view and consider work the students did last semester on logos for the nursing association.
For the past year, St. Luke's School of Nursing at Moravian College (SON/Moravian) professors Lori Hoffman, Michelle August-Brady, and Maria Schantz have worked with the ANEMO nurses—visiting Mozambique in January and September 2009. Last April, ANEMO representatives visited Moravian to gather information that will help them strengthen their organization.
"Nursing is particularly vital in Mozambique because they have so few physicians," said Dr. Hoffman. "Lack of transportation, roads, and technology all compound the health care challenges."
The SON/Moravian-ANEMO partnership is fully funded by a $90,000 grant from the American International Health Alliance. To be eligible, the program needed to have a faculty member fluent in Portuguese; have a faculty member with expertise in HIV/AIDS education and community health education; and have proper accreditation. SON/Moravian met all of the unique criteria.
Moravian College is a private, coeducational, selective liberal arts college located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Tracing its founding to 1742, it is recognized as America's sixth-oldest college. Visit the Web site at www.moravian.edu.


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Real Relationship Advice
We have been married for 23 years. We have three kids with ages ranging from college to kindergarten. We work almost constantly. We are pushing 50 and yet still make time to be intimate and have sex. We have done all of this without having a date. Are we bragging? Yes, we are! Date Night is a panacea that may make marriages even more vulnerable. Here are the CoupleDumb pros and cons on Date Night.
1. Any time alone together is good.
With the hustle and bustle of life, finding a few moments let alone a few hours alone is very difficult. Date night allows a couple to speak with one another without the monotonous Mommy, Mommy, Mommy, Mommy… interrupting you every time you open your mouth. It is an opportunity to create intimacy.
2. It is a definitive boundary.
Many couples tend to lose sight of their boundaries when children and the stresses of life become overwhelming. We forget about our role as men and women and only focus on our career and parenting roles. When we go on a date night, we are refocusing our attention on the men and women roles.
3. Everyone needs a respite.
Sometimes you need to detach. Most adults are sleep deprived but even more than that, most adults are overwhelmed with responsibility. Taking a respite is the only thing that will charge the batteries.
But Date Nights are not the Marriage Blahs Silver Bullet.
1. Lulls the couple into a false sense of security
Couples actually believe that going out with their spouse shows that they have a good marriage. Date Nights are not spent parked in Lover's Lane making out while listening to Kings of Leon's 'Sex is on Fire'. Most Date Nights include dinner and a movie.
2. Date Nights are planned to maximize the time.
Dinner and a movie is a fun night but is it really a good way to create intimacy? A Date Night generally lasts between 2-4 hours. If dinner takes an hour then you need to rush over to the theater to watch a movie. Date Night is spent rushing around and, aside from not having kids around, how is it different than going out with your children?
3. Date Nights can be expensive.
Dinner and a movie will run you an easy $100.00. If you are paying for a sitter then add another $40+ to the expenses. We would suggest putting off Date Night for a couple of months and book a weekend cruise for you and your spouse instead.
Every day is an opportunity to communicate your love to someone. It can be as simple as holding hands while watching TV or an unexpected passionate kiss while getting dinner ready. It doesn't need to cost you a cent and will have better results than dinner and a movie.
Are my husband and I the only ones who end up fighting most date nights? It seems like the combination of alcohol plus time to actually sit down and talk about stuff invariably leads to some heated discussion. Now we intentionally make a point to keep things lighthearted.
@amybhole I think Paul and I are always so amazed to be alone that we are stunned into silence. Do you guys fight regularly (not on Date Nights)? If it's the time alone I would recommend more time alone.


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Even doctors get sick sometimes. Other times, actors playing doctors get sick of their jobs.Even though ABC recently saved Scrubs from cancellation, the quirky sitcom is on the verge of a major cast turnover.Judy Reyes, who plays Nurse Carla Espinosa, told Bloomberg.com that she plans to hang up her stethoscope after the sitcom's next season in order to focus on her film and stage career - and she suspects that some of the other cast members may be leaving for good, too. Cough Zach Braff cough!"Their salaries exceed the budget of ABC and, I think, so do their ambitions," said the 40-year-old actress. "Mine do, too."Although beloved by fans and critics, Scrubs had a tepid experience with NBC, which rarely promoted or supported it. When NBC declined to renew the show for an eighth season, ABC was waiting with open arms. Season 8 will premiere in either December 2008 or January 2009 and will include a one-hour special in which the cast travel to the Bahamas for the wedding of the hospital's janitor (Neil Flynn).
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ITU's Role
ITU activities in E-commerce and Electronic Signatures fall under three main
categories reflecting the structure of the Union, its long history and its broad
Building Global Connections: ITU standards (called ITU Recommendations)
enable the global infrastructure necessary for e-commerce security and trust.
ITU recommendations form the framework for electronic signatures by defining the
format for digital certificates and establishing the guidelines for the
operations of entities that manage and issues digital identities. The rapid
development of mobile services and networks is said to be a major driver for
mobile commerce. Through its third generation mobile standard (IMT) the
foundation for high global speed IP services is being laid. E-commerce service
providers, consumers and businesses can communicate thanks to ITU standards for
user access (modem, ISDB) and high-speed network connections for service
Framework for Policy Co-ordination: By bringing together the main
stakeholders from various sectors (private sector and governments) ITU provides
the forum through TELECOM event, World Telecommunication Policy Forum, workshops
and seminars to address the key issues regarding policies and strategies for
truly global e-commerce. Playing the key role in the upcoming World Summit on
the Information Society, decision-makers from governments, industry and
international organizations will discuss the issues related to building an
inclusive information society that reaches all nations & peoples.
Assisting Developing Countries: For e-commerce to deliver the promises it
holds, it must be include the more than 140 ITU Member States that are either
developing or least developed. Through the Electronic Commerce for Developing
Countries, several activities are being undertaken by the ITU based on the four
objectives of this special development initiative.
After the successful launch of ECDC, this initiative is now being expanded to
more than 100 countries in Africa, Asia & Pacific, Europe & CIS, The
Americas and the Arab States. Initially focused on e-commerce, this initiative
is being expanded to establish secure e-transaction infrastructure using Public
Key Infrastructure (PKI) aimed at providing services such as e-business and
e-government. Through this initiative, more than 100 developing countries will
benefit from leading edge technologies and services for certification,
electronic signatures and e-transaction services (e-commerce, e-government,
e-learning and e-health).
Today, some 220 organizations including telecom operators, Ministries,
Chambers of Commerce, Internet Service Providers, Trade Associations and
Federations, NGO's and Financial Institutions are participating in ECDC
activities. The Partnership Agreement with the World Trade Centre (WTC) Geneva
and the World Internet Secure Key (WISeKey SA) has resulted in an operational
ECDC centre in Vietnam. Later this year, ITU and WISeKey will start the
deployment of a global PKI in participating countries. In June 1999, ECDC was
presented with an innovative project award by the Global Bangemann Projects
Challenge in Stockholm, Sweden and cited in Time Magazine of July 2000,
Sueddeutsche Zeitung, International Security Review and several national and
international media as an activity to watch out for. Within the context of the
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Anne Hathaway Wins Best Supporting Actress at the 2013 Oscars
Everyone saw it coming, but that doesn't make it any less thrilling: Anne Hathaway won Best Supporting Actress at the 2013 Oscars for her heartbreaking work in Tom Hooper's 'Les Miserables.'
The 2013 Oscar Nominations Were Pretty Much What You Expected
The 2013 Academy Award nominations were announced today (Jan. 10), and while there weren't too many surprises, there were some notable exclusions.
Anne Hathaway Calls Those Unfortunate Crotch Photos 'Devastating' and 'Sad'
You're not the only ones scarred by seeing Anne Hathaway with no underwear. The 'Les Miserables' actress is just as upset about the whole thing as you are.
WTF Is She Wearing: Anne Hathaway at the 'Les Miserables' NYC Premiere [PHOTOS]
Another 'Les Miserables' premiere, another hideous dress worn by the film's star Anne Hathaway. The actress followed up the white, beaded nightmare from Givenchy she wore at the London premiere with a black taffeta dress - supposedly by Tom Ford - at the NYC premiere on Dec. 10.
Congratulations, Anne. You're now the first two-time inductee into the WTF Hall of Fame.
Anne Hathaway Is a Married Lady [PHOTO]
Anne Hathaway is off the market -- the erstwhile Catwoman married actor and jewelry designer Adam Shulman in Big Sur on the California coast on Saturday, Sept. 29.
Watch Anne Hathaway Channel Lil Wayne in 'Conan' Rap [VIDEO]
Anne Hathaway might never get to host the Oscars again, but she could very well have a future in gangster rap.
In an appearance on Tuesday night's 'Conan,' the elegant actress spoke about the negative press she's been getting surrounding her role as Catwoman in the upcoming 'Batman' movie. When Conan asked how she blows off steam, Hathaway said, "The paparazzi attention's been a little intense. So I actually wrote a rap song about it."
Anne Hathaway as Catwoman in 'The Dark Knight Rises' – First Look [PICTURE]
On the heels of Henry Cavill's Superman debut, Warner Bros. on Friday released the first official still of Anne Hathaway as Catwoman in Christopher Nolan's upcoming Batman threequel, 'The Dark Knight Rises.'
Dark Knight Rises Poster Art – First Look
The first glimpse of the 'Dark Knight Rises' movie poster was revealed yesterday by Warner Bros.
The sequel to the 'The Dark Knight' has everyone excited to see Batman taking on the dirt of Gotham yet again. If the poster is any representation of how awesome the movie will be, I'll be waiting in line to see it opening day.
Anne Gets The Call For Cat Woman
Christopher Nolan announced in a press release that Anne Hathaway will be playing the part of Cat Woman, Selina Kyle, in the next Batman movie The Dark Night Rises. Also what other villain was announced to be in the movie?


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I LOVED Pillars of Earth. But World Without End was a disappointment. If you haven't read Pillars then WWE might be pretty good. But I found WWE way too similar to Pillars. Same story, same characters just with different names, and same plot line. It was really bad that I could predict exactly what could happen all the time. It was also very repetitive, which is Ken...
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5.0 out of 5 stars Sequel to Pillars,
"World Without End" is a sequel, and comparisons are natural. Like many of the other reviewers I too had read the first volume years ago, and though I remember enjoying it very much I think that even if one does not read that book they will still experience a great read. WWE is loaded with interesting characters and literally hundreds of stories winding through the main plot. The characters come off as real and lively as well as purely evil, funny or pathetic - in other words a book chock full of something for every reader who truly enjoys settling down with a thick volume that takes effort to complete.
Follett creates and paints a believable world for his cast of characters. As usual the quality of the writing keep the story flowing and scene after scene setting up great events. Follett's characters are as usual drawn with daring, humor and more than a touch of mystery. The setting is dynamic and part of what I enjoyed the most, seeing how his creations moved through the society of the times and how they reacted, rebelled, fought and, yes, fornicated. Family life, and the society of the guilds and how they worked within the ages, and of course the conflicts that developed within that context.
Plotting is very strong, Follett should be congratulated for juggling so many characters and moving them through the scenes and situations he has created to bring out conflicts, love, hate and violence that was very much familiar to the time period. If, like me, you have enjoyed many of Follett's books, no matter what genre as much as I have then I believe you will like this one too, and very much.
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4.0 out of 5 stars A Dangerous Secret, Scheming, Invention, Healing, Wars, and Economic Development in Medieval Europe,
Donald Mitchell "Jesus Loves You!" (Thanks for Providing My Reviews over 127,000 Helpful Votes Globally) - See all my reviews
It's not possible to write a book as profoundly intriguing and moving as Pillars of the Earth, even if it is a sequel of that very book by the same author. Why? A lot of the appeal of such a groundbreaking book is in our fresh reactions to something unlike what we have read before. Once you've had those reactions, a new book is seen through different eyes and with higher expectations.
That said, most people will be pleased that they take the time to read the over 1,000 pages of World Without End. But start your expectations lower than the way you remember Pillars of the Earth.
I started late on Wednesday night and couldn't put it down until I finished today . . . with brief breaks for sleep and refreshment.
At one level, the book is simply a soap opera based in the Middle Ages where youthful encounters set lifelong enmities and alliances into motion. At another level, World Without End is a fictional history of the 14th century as seen through English eyes. At a third level, this book creates a bridge between the 14th century and the 21st century by presenting modern sensibilities in medieval dress.
World Without End returns to Kingsbridge, England, two centuries after Pillars of the Earth. Kingsbridge, the cathedral, and descendants of the key characters in Pillars of the Earth provide the continuity. But this is a Kingsbridge led by people who are either obsessed with never changing anything or by seeking personal advantage . . . regardless of the cost. As a result, when there are problems, well, it's a problem to fix things. Fortunately, the book features two extraordinary problem solvers -- Merthin, who can design and build almost anything and Caris, who can turn a profit better than the other wool dealers and heal better than the Oxford-trained monks.
In the beginning, lives are changed after Gwenda steals Sir Gerald's purse. Already in debt to the priory, Sir Gerald (a descendant of Earl Thomas, son of Thomas the Builder) gives up his lands in exchange for a meager pension and assigns his son Merthwin to be apprenticed as a carpenter and his son Ralph to serve as a possible knight in training. Wanting to try out a bow that Merthwin had made, the boys trek into the forest with Gwenda and Caris, daughter of a wealthy wool merchant. While in the forest, the four youngsters observe a knight come under attack and Merthwin becomes involved in a deadly secret.
Almost all of the major characters in the book are introduced in the first 100 pages, and you'll follow them through the next 34 years (1327-1361) as they become allies and enemies of one another. That's the soap opera aspect of the story.
The historical side is covered by a deep exploration of relations between the church and towns and the nobility and farmers. There are also side trips into the battles between the French and English and the development of Florence. This is the century where the Black Death (bubonic plague) decimated Europe, and the plague is a major part of the story line. You'll also gain a deeper understanding of medieval society as you observe how relationships among the characters shift as their position and status in society change.
For those who like a compact story, World Without End will seem endlessly long at times. But exploring all of those historical nuances takes a lot of space. I thought that for the most part the historical aspect was well done, if a little too encyclopedic. But at the end you'll know the differences among a landless laborer, a serf, and a tenant who farms land in exchange for rent. Having taken a lot of medieval history courses in college, I can report however that World Without End is a much easier way to learn this history than by reading standard history texts.
To me, the book's main flaw is in Caris. Ken Follett tries to do too much with this one woman. If the way she is portrayed had been split up among three or four characters, I think the story would have been more credible. As it is, she's a little too 21st century for the 14th century. And her position and attitudes shift way too much.
The secondary flaw is in constantly pitting the good guys and gals against the baddies: There's enough conflict to account for more than 25 books. I frankly got tired of it . . . not because it was boring . . . but because I didn't get enough respite from the unrelenting struggles.
For those who loved the cathedral building details in Pillars of the Earth, you'll feel rewarded in World Without End by learning about bridge building and repairing cathedrals. Those who enjoy economic history will be fascinated by the social effects of the Black Death in creating rights and a higher standard of living for the downtrodden.
After you finish the book, I suggest you spend some time thinking about the value of keeping good relations with everyone you come into contact with. Those you meet in the way up you may well meet on the way down.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Follett classic,
James Monroe (Sterling) - See all my reviews
This book will take its place among the classics of modern literature. While I read PILLARS and liked it, I do not think that book will have the same shelf space relegated to it. WORLD WITHOUT END was written eighteen years after PILLARS and there's a reason Follett probably waited so long: he was keen on making the best novel possible. I would recommend this book to anyone interested in a great story, because that's just what it is. while Follett writes historical novels---at least some of them---don't be turned off, thinking this is going to be some dry, boring read. It is not, by far. A master over his material, I'd rank this book right up there with KITE RUNNER, A THOUSDAND SPLENDID SUNS, and the novel MIDDLESEX.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Terrific Look At The Middle Ages,
Robert P. Brown (Head of Jeddore, Nova Scotia Canada) - See all my reviews
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A sequel to "The Pillars of the Earth", "World Without End" covers the period from 1327 to 1361, during the reign of Edward the Third.
It opens with the hiding of a document bearing on the death of Edward the Second and goes on from there to describe in detail, through the lives of the inhabitants of the cathedral town of Kingsbridge, the wars with France and the battle of Crecy, the feudal system and the relationship between nobles and serfs, the power of the Church and the political maneuverings within it, the Black death and related medical practices.
Some reviewers have objected to the scenes of sex and violence. They are present, as they are in the Old Testament. It is impossible to record the history of humankind without including two of it's prevalent practices.
Meticulously researched, well written and entertaining. For a non fiction portrayal of the same period, "A Distant Mirror" by Barbara W Tuchman is also recommended.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A worthy successor to "Pillars of the Earth"!,
Paul Weiss (Dundas, Ontario Canada) - See all my reviews
"World Without End" continues the story of Kingsbridge, a medieval town noted for the awe-inspiring Gothic cathedral designed and built some 200 hundred years earlier in the 12th century by Jack Builder.
Gwenda, a female medieval version of the Artful Dodger, is one of five starving children in a very poor family. Despite the horrific punishment that sees the hands chopped off a convicted thief, she's being raised by her father to be a cut-purse and a pickpocket. Ralph is a tall, strong boy whose hopeful family see him as destined for greater things. They imagine him as the young squire of a noble knight or (dare they wish for such an impossibility?) perhaps even elevated to the rank of knighthood and nobility itself. But Ralph is an aggressive bully and although he certainly seems to have the strength and the warlike skills to achieve such an ambition, he is sadly lacking in the ability to soak up any academic learning at all. Descended from Jack Builder, Merthin seems to be the polar opposite of his stepbrother, Ralph. Merthin is a kinder, gentler, more intelligent person whose innate pragmatic genius drives him to wonder how things work and how things are built. Caris, also a descendent of Jack Builder, shares in Jack's and Merthin's intelligence but she is determined to use that academic brilliance to study medicine, an activity strictly forbidden to mere women in the 14th century.
In 1327, these four children slip away from the confines of Kingsbridge and play in the forest, a dangerous activity forbidden to them by their parents. But who among us hasn't ignored a prohibition like that at one time or another? When, to their horror, they witness a killing that they cannot understand, their lives become inextricably entwined together and it is not until many, many years later that any of them will understand the dark motives behind the brutal event in the forest that unfolded before them that day.
Of course, "World Without End" is a sequel to Ken Follett's runaway bestseller, "Pillars of the Earth" and, as you might expect, Kingsbridge Cathedral, the priory and Merthin's skills as an engineer, a mason, a designer and an architect, all play a central role in the continuing story. Caris' cousin, Godwyn, also a descendant of Tom Builder, becomes a monk at a very early age and sets his career sights very high indeed. With an abundant supply of self-confidence and arrogance, he is absolutely convinced that it is in Kingsbridge's and his own best interests that he become no less than the Prior of the cathedral. Of course, this is still the 14th century and, clearly, Godwyn, the priory and the authority of the Catholic Church will have no small part to play in the history of Kingsbridge as the story of the four children's lives begins to play out against the rich medieval backdrop that Follett provides.
Feudalism, medieval law, the iron hand of the Catholic Church, the innate male chauvinism of the day, the nobility, ongoing war against France and, of course, the Black Death that savaged Europe in the second half of the fourteenth century, all play a major role in Follett's epic tale, "World Without End". Given the setting of the story in terms of time and place, this shouldn't come as a surprise. What may come as a surprise is that, although readers of "Pillars of the Earth" who waited so long for this sequel were desperately afraid that Follett couldn't possibly repeat such a literary triumph, their worries were quite groundless. Follett has provided his fans with an epic tale that veritably leaps off the pages - bloody war and battles; greed, ambition and power; lust, love and loyalty; suspense and intrigue; and, of course, a realistic, astonishingly well developed historical setting that will transport delighted readers to the heart of medieval England.
"World Without End" is a doorstopper weighing in at a hefty 1000+ pages. But, without a doubt, it's the fastest 1000 pages that you're ever going to read and you'll still be sorry to see it end. What a story!
Paul Weiss
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Its Okay,
S. El-Hilo "Adores Books" (Burnaby, BC CA) - See all my reviews
I LOVED Pillars of Earth. But World Without End was a disappointment. If you haven't read Pillars then WWE might be pretty good. But I found WWE way too similar to Pillars. Same story, same characters just with different names, and same plot line. It was really bad that I could predict exactly what could happen all the time. It was also very repetitive, which is Ken Follet's writing style, but this time it was too much. The repetition made the book unnecessarily long.
Nevertheless it was an okay read. Well written and the characters well developed. Its downfall is that it is too similar to Pillars. Its not a sequel its a rewrite.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars ENOUGH WITH THE EPIC NOVELS,
Cam Tankerous "Cam" (Ottawa Canada) - See all my reviews
Judging by the many positive reviews on Amazon I guess I am in the minority. I am not an avid reader but do enjoy a good book. Pillars of the Earth seemed to be in everyones hands and the topic of conversation at every social function I attended lately, so I looked past the 900+ pages and read this and enjoyed it. That being said I foolishly decided to read World Without End or as I call it, Book Without Eend. I will keep it short and sweet, Basically rape, violence and oh yes more rape. I implore you do not waste your time reading this and sit back and reflect on Pillars and how much you enjoyed it.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars A RIVETING STORY OF LIFE IN FOURTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND...,
Lawyeraau (Balmoral Castle) - See all my reviews
Having read and loved the author's epic saga, "Pillars of the Earth", a novel about the building of a cathedral in the town of Kingsbridge in twelfth century England, I very much looked forward to reading this book. I was not disappointed. This is a masterful saga of life in fourteenth century England, and the author weaves a rich and colorful tapestry of people, places, and events in the medieval town of Kingsbridge, where a magnificent cathedral now stands.
There are a number of rich and colorful characters that drive the story, and the age old battle between good and evil plays itself out through them. Spanning a period of thirty-four turbulent years, this is a spellbinding story of love, hate, betrayal, revenge, and triumph. Moreover, the Black Plague has reared its ugly head, and England will never be the same. New ideas are germinating on the horizon, coming into conflict with the settled way of doing things, and the town and people of Kingsbridge are in a state of flux.
Although the novel is a lengthy one, the reader will be unable to put the book down, so engaging and absorbing is the story. Those who are partial to the historical fiction genre will very much enjoy this book.
5.0 out of 5 stars Follett details battles of reform and restoration in christian middle ages,
Anthony Marinelli "marilread" (toronto on canada) - See all my reviews
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Follett successfully leaves the spy genre to write this masterly novel of the Christian middle ages foretelling the battles between conservative and reform elements in church and society detailes in the historical faces of this novel Charis-Merthin-Ralph-Tilley-sam.Many other unforgettable characters. The author is able to draw one great Christian character worthy of redemption Charis(and her opposite in Ralph)as good a portrait as Anthony Trollope could sketch, as she battles the plague by reforming church,society, theology and medicine. The religious writer producers characters like Charis which the secular cant compose..virtues..attitudes..a sense of life..which makes us draw comparisons between Follett and Trollope-Waugh-Greene and other Christian writers. HUmans depicted as angelic having elements of the divine in them but Caris in the novel admits she's no saint. Follett once wrote novel Eye of the Needle-hard for rich man to enter kingdom of heaven. Sequel to Pillars of the Earth.
4.0 out of 5 stars Another Readable Story from the Master of Historical Fiction,
This review is from: World Without End (The Pillars of the Earth Book 2) (Kindle Edition)
Ahh, Mr Follet, you've dazzled us again.
Once again we are transported to the medieval England, but rather than a cathedral, we are building a bridge. Granted, the building of the bridge was less of a focal point than the cathedral in Pillars, but I actually found that to be a good point.
This novel is a typically entry in Follet-land. While I enjoyed it better than Pillars as it wasn't so damn depressing, there is still that melodramatic flair in which the good guys unduly suffer while the bad guys triumph. That's what you get when you read Follet though, so it would be unfair for me to dock points; but it does warrant a mention.
Follet's best skill, as once again evidenced in this novel, is his use of a mysterious scene at the beginning of the novel that squeezes itself in between the sentences for the rest of the story. As the novel unfolds, and eventually ends (insert sad face here), Follet ties it all together.
Ken, the rumor is that you are going to write a 3rd Kingsbridge novel and you can bet that I will be first in line to snap up a copy. Thanks for the fun adventure in a unique period that no one else ever seems to conquer (they are either too historical with not enough drama, or they are just one big action scene set in the past). Once again you weave well and it's a delight to endure!
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I strongly feel that the parents and faculty should have searched within and found a student or alumna to do the art work. Dominican is a female school and who better to honor with such a task would have been one of their own. These girls are acceptional ladies who deserve to showcase their art talent for all to cherish and admire. Just saying!
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He welcomes it, though, because that's what county managers sign up for and do. And when necessary, he turns to others.
His idea for the problem of blight in the extra-territorial jurisdiction may seem a bit too simple, but hopefully the message has been heard and circulated. Ayscue said a meeting involving city and county leaders, the community and law enforcement would be a good start to solving issues.
Currently, government entities seem to have hands tied by rules and regulations caused by the overlap of city and county. Sorting through how the steps would play out from what exists, to getting it cleaned, would be a logical move. Then can come the details of funding and executing plans.
Perhaps there is not an overnight solution, but currently, there's no solution at all. And that's not satisfactory.
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Victor Quiroga joined Triago in 1994. Victor is responsible for originating and executing primary fundraising mandates in the Americas, Asia and Australasia. He also works on strategic advisory missions for clients. He has 20 years of industry experience and has been involved in all of Triago's fundraising mandates. Initially based in Paris, in charge of primary placement assignments, Victor moved to New York in 2005 to set up Triago's Americas operations. Victor attended the London School of Economics and Political Science and the University of Paris Pantheon-Sorbonne, where he earned an MS in Econometrics and Mathematical Economics. He is a Bolivian national fluent in English, French, Italian and Spanish.
MBA City University of
New York
MA Reading University
JPMorgan Chase
Société Générale
Managing Partner
Nicolas de Nazelle joined Triago in 2005. Nicolas is in charge of the origination and execution of primary transactions. Nicolas has fourteen years of experience in investment banking and private equity. Before joining Triago, he was in charge of portfolio monitoring at Avesta Partners, a spin-off of UBS Private Equity Paris. Earlier, he held a variety of positions in structured finance and investment banking at JPMorgan Chase Manhattan Bank and Société Générale in New York. Nicolas earned an MBA from City University of New York, an MS in Economics from Britain's Reading University, and a graduate degree in Finance from the University of Paris-X. Nicolas is a French-American national, fluent in English and French.
TWS – Trading
Managing Partner
Mathieu Dréan joined Triago in 1998. Mathieu is in charge of the group's operations. Since its creation, he has been leading the operations of Triago's dedicated secondary team. He has over 15 years of industry experience as a global fundraising and secondary transactions specialist, handling over 100 assignments on behalf of financial institutions and private investors worldwide. Before joining Triago, Mathieu was a sales manager in a trading company. He earned his MS in Management from ESSEC Business School. Mathieu is a French national, fluent in English and French.
MA University of Edinburgh
Anna Chambers joined Triago in 2005. Anna is responsible for primary fund coverage and execution in Europe, with a focus on investor relations. She has played a senior role originating and coordinating more than 20 fundraising mandates, covering mainstream and alternative strategies ranging from Mid-Market Buyout to Life Sciences. Anna earned an MA with Honors in History and French from the University of Edinburgh. She is a British national, fluent in English and French.
Institut d'Etudes Politiques
MS Université de Paris-Nanterre
BNP Paribas
Partner & Corporate Secretary
Fabian Mourgue d'Algue joined Triago in 1996. He is responsible for fundraising in French-speaking European countries. Fabian also works on global strategic advisory mandates and is Triago's Corporate Secretary. Fabian has over 17 years of industry experience, having raised capital for more than 75 private equity funds. Before joining Triago, Fabian was an analyst in the M&A Group of Paribas, working in the automotive, telecoms and luxury goods sectors. Fabian is a graduate of the Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris ("Sciences Po") and earned his MS in Econometrics from the University of Paris-Nanterre. He is a French national, fluent in English and French.
MS ESCP Europe
Vienna University of Economics and Business
McKinsey & Company
3i Group
PINOVA Capital
Katrin Brökelmann advises Triago in the German speaking markets.
Katrin has over 13 years of industry experience as an investment professional in Private Equity and Venture Capital. She co-founded PINOVA Capital, a German small-cap Private Equity firm. Prior to this, she was an investor with 3i in Switzerland and Germany. Katrin started her career as a Management Consultant with McKinsey & Company after having earned an MS in International Management from ESCP Europe and a Bachelor in Management and Economics from Vienna University of Economics and Business. She is a German national, fluent in German, English and French.
BA University of Connecticut
Royal Bank of Scotland
BNP Paribas
Tina Sodhi joined Triago in 2010. Tina is responsible for fundraising in the Americas and has over ten years of experience as a private equity executive. Before joining Triago, Tina spent two years as an independent fundraising agent, handling investor relations and marketing for alternative, buyout and venture capital funds. Earlier, she managed The Royal Bank of Scotland's private equity investments in the Americas, monitoring performance, cash flow and fund risk, in addition to making new investments. Tina began her investment career at BNP Paribas, where she helped build the bank's $400 million U.S. private equity portfolio. She earned her BA in International Markets from the University of Connecticut. Tina is an American-Indian national, fluent in English and Hindi.
MS in Corporate Finance,
La Sorbonne
Harvard Business School
Quartilium (Groupama
Private Equity)
Virginie Bourel joined Triago in 2014. Virginie is involved in the execution of global strategic advisory mandates and has over 10 years of experience in private equity. Before joining Triago, Virginie was at Quartilium, a fund of funds managed by Groupama Private Equity with over € 1.4 billion of assets under management, where she was an Invesment Director. Virginie was responsible for investments in Europe, the USA and Asia, covering various strategies such as buyout, venture capital, mezzanine and infrastructure funds. Earlier, she was an Audit Manager at Mazars and also spent some time in the acquisition and leveraged finance Department of Natixis. Virginie earned an MS in Corporate Finance from La Sorbonne University and is an Harvard Business School alumni. She is a French citizen, fluent in English and French.
BA Cairo University
Farrah Ayad joined Triago in 2012. She is principally involved in the execution of primary and secondary transactions in the Middle East and North Africa. Before joining Triago, Farrah was a senior business analyst coordinating cross border operations and communications for HSBC in MENA. Farrah began her career as credit risk management officer in HSBC's Egyptian retail banking network. She earned a BA in Economics and Political Science from Cairo University in Egypt. Farrah is an Egyptian national, fluent in Arabic and English.
MS HEC Paris
Universita Bocconi
Société Générale
Diana Gatcan joined Triago in 2007. Diana sources and executes secondary transactions. Before joining Triago, she was an analyst in the M&A team of Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking, responsible for industry research, financial modeling, and development and valuation of structured transaction solutions. Diana earned her MS in Management from HEC Paris and a Major Field of Study degree in Business Administration from Milan's Luigi Bocconi University. Diana is a Moldavian national, fluent in English, French, Italian, Moldavian and Russian.
Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth
Junior ESSEC Conseil
David Markson joined Triago in 2009. He is principally involved in the origination and execution of secondary advisory transactions in the Americas and Europe. Before joining Triago, David worked in the Risk Management Department at Dexia, updating capital exposures in line with Basel II ratios. In 2007, David joined Junior ESSEC Conseil, a highly regarded student-run management consulting firm, as Project Manager. In 2008, he became President of Junior ESSEC Conseil. David studied at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth and earned an MS in Management from ESSEC Business School. He is a French-American national, fluent in English, French and German.
Emory University,
Duff & Phelps
Lisa joined Triago in 2014. She is involved in the execution of primary, strategic and secondary advisory transactions in the Americas. Before joining Triago, Lisa was a Financial Controls Manager for Private Equity as well as a Private Equity Valuation Specialist at Och-Ziff for nearly 5 years. Earlier, she was an analyst at Duff & Phelps across both the Financial Reporting and Portfolio Valuation groups conducting analyses for businesses and leading private equity funds for 2 years. Lisa earned her BBA at Emory University's Goizueta Business School with concentrations in Finance and Management. She is an American national.
BA University of Pennsylvania
BNP Paribas
Meya Laraqui joined Triago in 2012. She is principally involved in the execution of primary fundraising and secondary advisory transactions in the Americas. Before joining Triago, Meya worked as a strategic marketing analyst at BNP Paribas Global Equities and Commodity Derivatives. She studied at Università Bocconi in Milan and earned her BA in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania. Meya is a French, American and Moroccan national, fluent in French and English.
MS Institut Supérieur de Gestion
St Johns University
Tongji University
Dimitri Valleteau de Moulliac joined Triago in 2012. He is principally involved in the execution of secondary transactions. He earned an MS degree in Management from the Institut Superieur de Gestion in Paris after completing management courses at St. John's University in New York and at Shanghai's Tongji University. Dimitri is a French national, fluent in English and French.
MS Audencia Business School
Credit Agricole CIB
Global Private Equity
Elodie Doussa joined Triago in 2012. She is principally involved in the sourcing and execution of primary fundraising in Europe. She has over 5 years of fundraising experience. Before joining Triago, Elodie was in charge of sourcing and fundraising at Global Private Equity in Paris. She began her career as a Senior Banker's Assistant at Credit Agricole CIB in Paris. Elodie earned her MS in Management from Audencia Business School. She is a French-Burkinabè national, fluent in English, French and Spanish.
BA University of Chicago
International Herald Tribune
Institutional Investor
External Head of Communications
David Lanchner, founder and managing director of Lanchner Communications, is responsible for coordinating Triago's communications worldwide. Prior to taking an external role, David was Triago's in-house head of communications. This followed a 23-year career as a financial journalist, based in New York and Paris. He has served as Paris-based Staff writer for Institutional Investor magazine and as a reporter at Bloomberg, the International Herald Tribune and Money magazine. David earned a BA with Honors in English Literature from The University of Chicago. He is an American national, fluent in English and French.
The Triago team comprises 28 people and includes 16 key professionals and 12 different nationalities.
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i was laid off due to an car wreck, but this has not kept me from walking - even when the doc, said i would not) i went through and passed with flying colors 4 days of testing by my state to obtain full funding for school which provides job palcement, once there I plan on continuing and onmprovingmy careerstatus, I was just below a Director in my previous corporation, i can do it again.
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See more of this home in our June 2010 issue, plus a photo gallery of Trish's entire home.
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Findlay's bedroom: A Room of One's Own by Alanna Cavanagh (silkscreen print), as above; duvet cover, Ikea, as above; headboard design, Rebecca Muha, Muha Interiors, as above; headboard construction, The Sewing Studio by Gail Leger, Toronto (416) 461-6683 or email email@example.com; headboard fabric, Designer Fabrics, as above.


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Jones doesn't get past Gus.
Moot Point.
Teixeira got tooled, I don't know why you think that he would have a chance in a second fight.
His only chance is to achieve 4 or 5 impressive wins in a row, and to face for the title someone who is not Jon Jones.
I am a fan of Glover's, but he should get back in line and work his way to another title shot. There was nothing about the fight that leads me to believe that any exceptions should be made by giving him a shot any sooner. He fought a good fight, but Jones dominated him.
On a side note the crowd building was mental during that fight and i would say it was split 50/50. I look forward to that atmosphere again.
When he earns it.
Right now he shouldn't even been in the picture or discussion for the title fight. This is my issue with immediate rematchs and fighters getting lower ranked opponents to fight. His next fight should be a top 10 guy. If he wins then talk about the road back to the championship. If its a top 15 guys I could live with that but I would think the road would be a longer road back.
I love rematches. When they are earned and done properly. There isn't a set number of fights for this though. If Glover goes out and was to KO DC it would hold a lot more weight than he if DEC Te Huna. He is definitely more than 1 win away from a title fight, so let him go fight get a win and judge it from there.