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bareMinerals Foundation SPF 15 is the loose-powder foundation that put Bare Escentuals on the map and it is the backbone of this makeup line. This talc-free, mica-based powder has a soft, almost creamy texture and an undeniably shiny finish (not a good look for someone with oily skin).
The titanium dioxide and bismuth oxychloride lend this powder its opacity, medium to full coverage, and slightly thick finish. The formula includes broad-spectrum sun protection, but because most women won't apply this liberally enough, it is best paired with another form of SPF .
This foundation can be tricky to blend, and is best applied with a powder brush. The best options shade-wise are for fair to light skin, though there are a few exceptions. In fact, there are plenty of shades for women of color, but the high amount of titanium dioxide causes them to look or turn ashy on darker skin.
Active: Titanium Dioxide 12.6%, Zinc Oxide 21%. Other: Bismuth Oxychloride, Mica, Iron Oxides, Zinc Oxide, Titanium Dioxide
Bare Escentuals At-a-Glance
Strengths: Good makeup removers; a few well-formulated powders with SPF; some nice eyeshadows and impressive mascaras; great "100% natural" lipliner; several elegant brush options; not too expensive.
Weaknesses:The mineral makeup has its share of pros and cons and isn't for everyone; several of the loose powder products with shine have a grainy feel and cling poorly; some of the skin care contains problematic ingredients.
Makeup is what this San Francisco-based cosmetics line is primarily about, and they use the pure and natural marketing angle to entice consumers. The self-proclaimed "healthiest, purest makeup in the world" was founded in 1976 by Diane Ranger, who left the company in the early '90s, and is now run by Leslie Blodgett, who appears regularly on QVC and the company's own infomercials to support and demonstrate her products. Blodgett is largely credited with turning the line she began into a $150 million business—no small feat. The products are sold in most Sephora boutiques and Ulta stores, though the full selection of skin-care products is most often found at the Bare Escentuals freestanding stores scattered throughout the United States.
Supporting the company's portrayal as a leader in purity are the corresponding claims that the bareMinerals makeup does not contain fragrance, oil, binders, preservatives, emulsifiers, or any other harmful chemicals. Although this line does have its advantages for someone with sensitive skin, as it turns out, bismuth oxychloride, a major ingredient in the powder formulations, can cause skin irritation, while the other minerals can be drying (Source: www.sciencelab.com/xMSDS-Bismuth_oxychloride-9923103). Regarding bismuth oxychloride, it is interesting to note that bismuth (a metallic element) seldom occurs in nature. Instead, it is a by-product of copper and lead refining, or is manufactured synthetically. Chemically, it's similar to arsenic, a fact you won't see in any advertising for bareMinerals. However, just as cosmetic-grade mineral oil is not identical to the petroleum from which it originated, neither is bismuth oxychloride identical to bismuth. The bismuth oxychloride used in cosmetics is non-toxic, but this background offers a good example of how skewed a company's definition of "natural" can be.
Aside from the health and purity claims, loose powders are as messy as it gets in terms of your vanity (countertop, not ego) and your makeup bag. The powder just gets all over the place, and the very basic packaging does not do much to minimize the mess. Additionally, while there are softer neutral shades, and some fairly exotic shades as well, most are mildly to extremely shiny and make any amount of crepey skin look more so. The face powder does provide some amount of opaque coverage, but the shine and the thickness can be a bit much. The loose powder eyeshadows and blushes apply in a somewhat lighter way, though they still provide significant coverage. Many women ask me about mineral makeup and whether or not it really is better for skin. The answer to that question is "No."
Although most mineral makeup is innocuous, the texture, appearance, and application have difficulties that make it not comparable to today's best liquid or pressed-powder foundations. We agree with bareMinerals' stance that foundation shouldn't look or feel like a mask, nor should there be a line of demarcation where the application stops. However, their foundations are not the only ones able to achieve this, and there is no inherent benefit to this type of foundation over numerous other options.
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Saw this many times and never thought to use it until I got a sample. I have super dry sensitive rosacea skin and this gives me a nice satin (I don't like matte) finish with light to medium coverage that feels like nothing on. Feeling gross and heavy on my face is the #1 reason why I didn't use foundation daily, until now. I was skeptical but golden tan is the perfect match for my caramel brown skin.
This foundation looks beautiful on the skin but it clogs my pores and gives me tiny little bumps! And I get soo oily! I wish it would have worked for me because it looks beautiful and natural
Fair is perfect if you too have glow-in-the-dark (aka ghost) skin tone. Sure it's messy to apply, expensive (in Australia), and fairly flat/matte in finish if applied too heavily. A great SPF tool for your arsenal, it works really well applied over a moisturiser with an SPF. Ideal for travellers - it won't slide off on the hottest driest days and also fantastic in humidity (tropics). Not sure its really SPF 15 given FAIR's active ingredients comprise 25% titanium dioxide and 19.6% zinc oxide
I used it for several years actually, but i finally got tiered of the oiliness that it causes after sever hours of wear.
I have normal to dry skin , yet, it make face oily and shine too much. It also made my face itch, now i know why.
By the way , I am 27 and started using it since i was 23. But now i have switch to another Mineral makeup foundation loose powder, WAY !, better for me , at least. Would never buy this one again.
My skin type: Oily, acne-prone
Pros: Weightless feel on skin, buildable coverage, glow-y finish
Cons: Looks greasy after couple hours, made my skin itch (bismuth oxychloride was the culprit), expensive for me considering coverage desired
The Matte version of this foundation doesn't have that ingredient, but it just doesn't look as good as this one upon initial application. Might be ideal for drier skin types.
When I have my sunblock on this product won't apply evenly. There are some areas on my face where it won't go no matter how many times I go over it. It does look nice in the areas that I have been able to get it to stick though and the color matches well so the unevenness is not real obvious. This happens even when I apply mineral veil under the foundation. I have started just using the mineral veil alone over my sunblock.
This does leave my skin with a really lovely light finish, but after a few hours I am left looking very shiny and greasy.
I tried using a primer underneath which helped cut out the shine, but really I was looking for something that would cut the fuss out of my make-up routine. (Which the product itself does do, it is very easy to apply and blend.)
Also, it congregates in my forehead creases which can look pretty unpleasant by the end of the day. If only I didn't have pesky oily/dry skin!
I keep returning to this foundation because it doesn't irritate my sensitive acne prone skin.
I found the itching was caused by the goat hair kabuki brushes they sell, not the foundation itself. Once I started using a synthetic hair brush, this became my go to again.
It does help to have well moisturized skin before "buffing" this foundation in.
I bought this when you bought it on an infomercial. When I first used it I loved it, it gave me the matte finish that I like and using it cut a step in the morning. After using it for several years I noticed my face itching and it was settling in the creases under my eyes, not good!!! After doing some research I found that the itching was common. So, for those young people with no creases it is a great product as long as you don't react to the ingredient that causes the itching; but, for us that are more mature stay away from this product unless you are fortunate enough to not have any lines around your eyes or elsewhere on your face.
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Originally posted by Eivi
The game is pretty much ready to launch. I don't think they really have anything to hide.
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Does the game have the same storyline / trap placements / mob placements etc for each class you play?.
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Thanks for this, though I'm afraid I might have to lower my expectations based on it.
One thing that confuses me is the level numbers you're saying. Like you have a 27 whatever and get mounts at 20. Am I completely wrong about how levels work in DnD now or does this game not mesh up with it? Last I heard you were pretty much godlike if you made it to level 20, and would be hanging out with Gods and Powers and shit, instead of some woods. What's the deal here? Does it hold to DnD levels and I'm out of date or is it just a "have a level so you can feel progression because your number went up," type thing?
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Originally posted by sketocafe
This game has nothing to do with D&D level scale. Because, as we all know, having only 20 (or by the gods, 30?) levels would be boring. So, now it's 50+ levels and WoW-like talent trees (called Feats, which you gain one per level, if I understood right.)
Originally posted by Fendel84M
DDO has major flaws, agreed and I completely agree with the Eberon-issue.
However! I have never heard of any rogue having trouble with detecting traps and I believe I would, I mean, I've played since Closed Beta in EU. If you use third party knowledge (wiki with maps for chests & traps), then that's your playstyle. Same thing can be used for any sngleplayer game, such as Baldur's Gate, but it removes all the challenge and makes the game simple go to point X, gather, proceed, which... well, if that's the way your brother likes to play, cool for him. Personally, I like challenges to be presented to me in-game, rather than looking them up on wiki and being "Oh, before you step in, cast a fire resistance and just walk left through the maze."
Neverwinter is not claiming to be Dungeons and Dragons online? Well, what's the text "Dungeons & Dragons" infront of it then? I understand very well that they are making an AmmoRPG and throwing the D&D rules out of the window, but that's the issue here. They could've, in the opinion of many D&D fans, done so much more with what they were given, instead they give us this.
I cannot of course comment on Neverwinter's gameplay, but I quite enjoyed playing DDO in a working party or with just two friends + hirelings. It had the D&D mechanics implemented well enough, even though they took their own freedom with the ruleset. I actually don't see what's so boring with it, except for the slowing progress around levels 12+.
Also, last but not least, I would argue against your knowledge of the game. I would say that no skill was useless. Diplomacy, Balance, Jump, Tumble and such were even usable in combat. Even Bluff was used by smart rogues and multiclassing was a -very- valid option, ask all those rogue/wizards for example! Or all those small splashes of monk, paladin, sorc etc. Now, they tried to give single classes something to look forward to (capstones and specific class x level requirement enhancements), but it was still a very wise option to consider multiclassing, if you knew what you wanted to play.
Originally posted by Fendel84M
And thus you make my point. It makes no sense, if you respect Forgotten Realms lore (or what they made of it...) to give -everyone- the ability to use these scrolls. Now, I can't be sure, but in old AD&D editions warriors and the like could not use scrolls, in 3rd edition there was the skill "use magic device" for classes, which would not know the spell, to try and use the scroll.
Here comes the immersion vs gameplay problem, what MMOs have never cared about in this regard. There are no cursed items, what do something negative, without giving a warning text when you equip them. All loot is immediately identified. Even the Neverwinter Nights option of taking all unidentified items to store and hitting "identify" button would be a better version than these identification scrolls.
Eventually this last topic comes down to personal preference. But I say you don't do anything half-way.. If you want an identification system, go all out with it, if not - then don't give us a pointless cash sink obstacle which acts merely as a speed bump.
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Originally posted by Metanol
The 60 levels in Neverwinter mirror the 20 in D&D, or so they said in the MMORPG.com Neverwinter stream last week (meaning, 1 level in Neverwinter equals 1/3 of a level in D&D). I think it's pretty dumb, but on the other hand, it's pretty satisfying to level up.
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FWIW NDA is still on for Alpha Testers. No NDA for Closed Testers. But why do we have to police ourselves? If any company has an issue with someone breaking NDA, they can take the time to take care of it. It always comes of as jelly from the one fan saying to the other "NDA!!!!".
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Woah this doesnt sound much like an MMO. I cant believe they went diablo clickfest animation lock combat. Lol this sounds like everything I don't want in an MMO. Quest hubs, no exp for killing mobs, solo centric, made by Cryptic. This doesnt even sound like it would be worth the effort to download. Thanks for the info OP.
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There is a lot of misinformation in this thread. The game is not anything like Diablo. It is an MMO.
You can meet people in more places than just the city.
Also, its a Beta! Not finished!
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Osmanthus, please read more carefully... no one said what you're purporting.
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Originally posted by Osmanthus
It plays out a lot like a ARPG. Just drop the camera angle and a few other things added.
Originally posted by HorrorScope
It does play like an arpg because it is an arpg but it is nothing like a top down isometric arpg like Diablo. It plays closer to a third person action rpg game like Kingdoms of Amalur or Mass Effect with swords. You do use your mouse buttons for your primary attacks that is the same way you did it in DDO. I never felt like I was playing Diablo while playing DDO just because I clicked a button on my mouse, and I didn't feel that way while I was playing Neverwinter either.
This game has a lot more depth than D3. It has pretty much all your standard mmo themepark features, although they do need to add more classes quickly. It probably does a better job of presenting the overall story through your questing than games like SWTOR and GW2. And to be honest the soloable content was more interesting to me on average than pretty much any mmo out there, as the grinde quests actually felt like you were on a quest for the most part.
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Originally posted by Kingmob23
I think you're confusing graphical perspective with gameplay.
In DDO, can you change the attack mapped to your left mouse key? You can in Diablo 3 (based on skills unlocked as you level) and in Neverwinter (based on skills unlocked as you level).
When I reviewed "Gameplay" is was specifically focused on combat mechanics. Perhaps I should have been more clear. Left click for basic, righ click for alternate attack, that you get more options on as you level. Some timer cool down special attacks. No mana pool for basic attacks. Endurance limit to dodge. A few special attacks with cool downs. Telegraphed enemy attacks.
The combat mechanics are about 90% similar to D3. Maybe 10% similar to DDO.
Originally posted by grimfall
I see what your saying as far as button rotation and resource management relationships go but I think that there is a big difference between top down isometric diablo style clickathon and a 3rd person action adventure game. The way combat plays out is different. I like both, but I don't think that say KoA and D3 are the same kind of combat experiances, just because they share some arpg tropes.
For me, the visceral experiance of the combat played closer to DDO than D3.
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If i would be forced to draw a connection, i would say it's 0% DDO, 0% Diablo3 and 100% Two Worlds / Risen / gothic / Skyrim / Dragon Age (if you didn't play it top down with pause).
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Originally posted by sea.shell
I think you could definitely make a connection to those games to Neverwinter, when I started playing the Rogue in Neverwinter the first thing I thought was how similar he felt to playing the Rogue in DA2. I don't know how you can say a zero connection to D3 and DDO though; I can see connections to D3 and DDO to all those games you mentioned and Neverwinter beings that they spring from the same gnere. I think grimfall's statement that Neverwinter and D3 combat resource management resemble each other to a great degree is hard to argue against.
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I'm not saying it's false, just that it's so generic of an ressource / skill system that it hardly in my opinion accounts for a similarity, especially when everything else plays out different.
You feel like running a quest mission of those iconic (singelplayer & multiplayer) RPGs just with action combat.
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English form of a common biblical name (meaning 'who is like God?' in Hebrew) borne by one of the archangels, the protector of the ancient Hebrews, who is also regarded as a saint of the Catholic Church. In the Middle Ages, Michael was regarded as captain of the heavenly host (see Revelation 12:7–9), symbol of the Church Militant, and patron of soldiers. He was often depicted bearing a flaming sword. The name is also borne by a Persian prince and ally of Belshazzar mentioned in the Book of Daniel. Since the early 1900s it has been one of the most enduringly popular boys' names in the English-speaking world. See also Michal.
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English: topographic name for someone living on the banks of any of the several rivers so called. The river name is of British origin; it may be composed of the unattested elements tri 'through', 'across' + sant- 'travel', 'journey'; alternatively it may mean 'traveler' or 'trespasser', a reference to frequent flooding. There is a village in Dorset of this name, on the river Trent or Piddle, and the surname may therefore also be a habitational name derived from this.
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August 4, 2015
Firefighters from all parts of the country are honoring two of Bryan's finest killed in the line of duty.
News 3 captured the half mile procession of firefighters, first responders, and supporters that traveled to the memorial service Wednesday.
It's a brotherhood and special bond for all those who wear the uniform as firefighters and first responders.
A sea of solidarity lined the streets of Bryan / College Station as Bryan Firefighters Eric Wallace and Greg Pickard were remembered with full funeral honors.
Fellow firefighter Eric Juergen was with Wallace Friday night in the burning Knights of Columbus Building.
In this moment he carried his friend's helmet in the procession.
"One of the first things I wanted to do. I felt that you know it's just an honor, it's an extreme honor. It's a privilege you know people cannot say it enough, he was an awesome man and he will be dearly missed and it is my privilege and my honor to carry this for him," Juergen said.
The show of support and words of encouragement seems to bring out the best in all of us.
"You guys keep hearing it. But from the bottom of our hearts the Bryan Fire Department appreciates all the support from the public, the fire departments. It means a lot. Thank y'all," said Juergen.
A walk to remember and reflect on two brave men who lived life courageously.
Eric Wallace's funeral is set for Thursday at 10 A.M. at First Baptist Church in Bryan.
Greg Pickard's is set for Friday at 10 A.M. at Central Baptist Church in College Station.
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Research Forum Spring Term 2014
Research seminar: History of Photography
Eighty Years of Czech Surrealist Photography
Wednesday, 26 February 2014
17.30, Research Forum South Room
Speaker(s): Krzysztof Fijalkowski (Norwich University), Michael Richardson (Goldsmiths, University of London) and Professor Ian Walker (University of South Wales)
Ticket/entry details: Open to all, free admission
Organised by: Sylwia Serafinowicz and Professor Julian Stallabrass (The Courtauld Institute of Art)
The Surrealist Group in Czechoslovakia was founded in 1934 and is still going strong as the Group of Czech-Slovak Surrealists. Throughout this period, photography has played a central role in the activity of the group. This seminar celebrates the publication of the first book in English to look in detail at this unique body of work: Surrealism and Photography in Czechoslovakia: On the Needles of Days, co-written by Krzysztof Fijalkowski, Michael Richardson and Ian Walker, and published by Ashgate Press.
Each of the three authors will make a presentation on one of the key aspects of the subject. The central part of the seminar will take as its theme the importance of the collective in surrealism and discuss why it is important to see these photographs as part of a collective continuum. This discussion will be prefaced by a presentation of work by Jindrich Štyrský and Vítezslav Nezval from the earliest days of Czech surrealism. The final part of the seminar will then look at the use of photography by the contemporary group, particularly in their journal Analogon.
Krzysztof Fijalkowski is Senior Lecturer, Fine Art, Norwich University of the Arts.
Michael Richardson is Visiting Fellow, Centre for Cultural Studies, Goldsmiths, University of London and Visiting Professor in the Centre for Global Studies, Hitotsubashi University, Tokyo.
Ian Walker is Visiting Professor in the History of Photography at the University of South Wales.
The History of Photography research seminar series aims to be a discursive platform for the discussion and dissemination of current research on photography. From art as photography and early photographic technology to ethnographic photographs and contemporary photography as art, the seminar welcomes contributions from researchers across the board, whether independent or affiliated with museums, galleries, archives, libraries or higher education, and endeavors to provide scholars with a challenging opportunity to present work in progress and test out new ideas.
The seminars usually take place once a term, on Wednesday evenings at 5.30pm in the Research Forum. The papers, and formal discussion, are followed by informal discussion and refreshments.


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Miles, a professor of mechanical engineering, leads the Microacoustic Sensors Laboratory at Binghamton. It is home to a multi-disciplinary research group with specializations in design, modeling, fabrication, analysis and testing.
Miles, who holds master's and doctoral degrees from the University of Washington, worked at Boeing before joining Binghamton's faculty in 1989. He has published more than 80 scholarly articles and has received the University Award for Excellence in Teaching; the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching; the Research Foundation's Outstanding Inventor Award; the Chancellor's Award for Research in Science, Engineering and Medicine; the Research Foundation's Innovation, Creation and Discovery Award; and the Research Foundation's 2005 First Patent Award.
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The Certificate III in Health Service Assistance is a course suitable for workers who provide assistance to health professional staff. Health Service Assistants are the workers in direct client contact under supervision.
The main aim of Certificate III in Health Service Assistance is to give guidance and direction to the workers who are in contact with patients on a day-to-day basis. The employees can work with patients while supervised and these workers provide services to nursing staff and ward clerks. Food service, transportation of clients and ward housekeeping, cleaning and environmental studies are some of the duties of the workers. They can work within hospitals and community health facility and also work for agencies that supply support services staff.
Following are some of the direct care activities of workers:
• Assistance in showering, bathing, skin care, hair washing, shaving, mouth and denture care, eye and ear care
• Help in toileting, provision, removal and cleaning of bedpans and urinals
• General ward ambulance and support mobilization as per plan of care
• Strengthening instruction on use of aids for mobility or care as detailed in plan of care
• Assist with positioning, posture maintenance and comfort
• Perceive and report patient meals and fluid for assessed low risk patients
Certificate III in Health Service Assistance is also available as an online course which can be completed at the student's own convenience of time and place, and can give the required certification in health service assistance. This course does not have scheduled on-campus class meetings. It is an integrated learning program entirely accessed via a computer with an internet connection and students are able to download all the materials needed for the classes including lectures, additional notes and other materials. One of the main benefits is that students will be able to earn the Certificate III in Health Service Assistance after the course duration of 410 hours including 120 hours of work experience placement. This approach will save time and helps to earn degree faster for many students who want to just learn information relevant to their online degree program.
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Practicing ArchitectureInternational Committee
From Hong Kong, over 8,000 miles away from AIA's Washington, DC headquarters, Christine Bruckner, PhD, AIA is entirely committed to the organization.
She now serves as the President of AIA Hong Kong, a chapter she helped found. Back in 1997, along with several other Hong Kong-based, American-trained architects, including Nelson Chen, AIA, Bruckner remembers someone saying, "we need to start an AIA chapter together."
And found a chapter they did. Electing Chen as the group's first president, the fledgling AIA Hong Kong component organized a series of meetings to fulfill the requirements for continuing education learning units. But it went far beyond administration. "We wanted to create a community where we could share professional information and bring a greater public awareness about the architectural profession," explains Bruckner.
Since it launched 12 years ago, it has grown every year, with its membership roster now nearing 300 people. Though it is based in Hong Kong, the chapter serves the broader Asian community. "We have professional members coming from countries other than Hong Kong, including Vietnam, China, Singapore," explains Bruckner. "In 2007, we made a big push to break into China."
With a core group of committed design professionals based in Hong Kong, the chapter profits from a steady stream of visiting architects. "We have recently hosted the deans of Harvard and Cornell, and architects like Cesar Pelli and Frank Gehry. This has been a valuable way to develop the chapter community." Bruckner encourages U.S.-based architects to get in touch with AIA Hong Kong if they plan to be in the region.
Raised in Cambridge, Mass., Bruckner studied architecture at Rice University, earning a B.A. and a B.Arch. She then went on to earn an M.Arch at Yale, where she developed an interest in Japanese architecture. This pursuit took her to the University of Tokyo, where she earned a Ph.D. in traditional Japanese design. She then moved to New York, taking a position at KPF, and managing many of the firm's Japanese projects. In the mid-90s, when her husband was offered a position in Hong Kong, the couple seized the opportunity to relocate to Asia.
Though her career has taken her around the globe, she has maintained a committed involvement with the AIA. "I've been a member of the AIA since very early in my career. As a student, I was involved in AIAS, and when I became licensed, I joined the AIA immediately."
The Hong Kong component draws from several demographic pools. "We are reaching out to American-trained and American-licensed architects practicing in Hong Kong," she says. "We are trying to reach out to people throughout Asia and the Pacific. We are also bringing in related professionals—engineers, suppliers, and landscape architects."
The group also recruits Associate members who are trained in Asia.
Bruckner appreciates the value of developing collaborations. AIA Hong Kong teams with professional organizations based in Asia. "The Hong Kong Institute of Architects (HKIA) has thousands of architects, so we try to engage them as much as we can," she explains. "We always invite them to our meetings and events, and whenever it is possible, we try to join with them in organizing events. We all work in Hong Kong, and we share many professional relationships, so it's best to be as inclusive as possible."
Bruckner has had a longstanding interest in sustainability, so she has used the component platform to promote that discourse in Asia. The group is also initiating a new focus on waterfront development and on design around infrastructure, since those are increasingly important practices. According to Bruckner, "if we are able to raise the awareness of what an architect does just by a few notches, we'll have accomplished a lot."
Though the recession has not affected Hong Kong architects in the way that it has affected designers stateside, Bruckner, nevertheless, is positioning the chapter to respond to the financial crisis. "Most of the firms here are still quite busy," she says. "There is concern about uncertain outlooks, but not as much as six months ago.
"AIA Hong Kong is a great community of professionals raising awareness about the profession, promoting design excellence, sharing ideas, meeting other designers, and advocating for important issues such as sustainability."
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2014 Jeep Cherokee Replaces Liberty, Boasts Trail-Rated Capability
"The all-new 2014 Jeep Cherokee will be the benchmark for mid-size SUVs with a new level of on-road driving dynamics and fuel economy, while at the same time improving the 4x4 capability that customers expect from Jeep," said Mike Manley, president and CEO-Jeep Brand, Chrysler Group LLC.
Starting at the beginning of the story, the new 2014 Jeep Cherokee is offered in Sport, Latitude, Limited, and Trailhawk trim levels--the latter model the one that is equipped with the most robust 4WD system and the Trail-Rated badges as standard equipment. Front-wheel drive is standard for the other Cherokee models, and buyers can choose between a 4-cylinder and a V-6 engine as well as from three different 4WD systems: Jeep Active Drive 1; Jeep Active Drive II; and Jeep Active Drive Lock. A new 9-speed automatic transmission is standard for all 2014 Cherokee models.
The standard engine is a 2.4-liter Tigershark 4-cylinder generating 184 horsepower at 6,250 rpm and 171 lb.-ft. of torque at 4,800 rpm. Jeep says that this engine returns up to 31 mpg on the highway while providing nearly 500 miles of range between station visits thanks to its 15.9-gallon fuel tank.
A new 3.2-liter Pentastar V-6 engine is optional, based on the award-winning, larger-displacement 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine and rated to deliver 271 horsepower at 6,500 rpm and 239 lb.-ft. of torque at 4,400 rpm. Cherokee models equipped with the E85-compatible V-6 engine can tow up to 4,500 pounds, a best-in-class rating according to Jeep.
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Otherwise, all Cherokees have aerodynamic styling with a unique new face incorporating a traditional 7-slot Jeep grille flanked by triple lighting elements on either side of it. The upper element contains the LED running lights and turn signal indicators, the central element is for the Cherokee's headlights, and most models have a set of fog lights mounted in the lower element. Beyond the Cherokee's front styling, the SUV displays traditional Jeep cues that are punctuated at the rear with LED taillights.
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The new Cherokee is equipped with 10 standard air bags, and can be optioned with 9-1-1 Assist service, a reversing camera, rear cross-path detection system, and blind-spot monitoring.
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In another first for a Chrysler vehicle, the 2014 Cherokee is offered with optional Park Sense Parallel/Perpendicular Park Assist, which steers the SUV into a parallel or perpendicular parking space while the driver operates the pedals and shifts the transmission. Cherokee buyers can also option this model with heated and ventilated front seats, heated steering wheel, color 7-inch reconfigurable gauge cluster, Jeep Cargo Management System, panoramic glass sunroof, retractable canvas roof panel, and more.
Jeep will also offer its Uconnect 8.4 color touch-screen infotainment system for the 2014 Cherokee. This system, which bundles navigation and audio systems with Bluetooth calling and music streaming, voice-to-text messaging, and mobile applications, can be operated using redundant hard controls and/or voice commands. A wireless charging pad will also be offered for the Cherokee.
Pricing and an on-sale date have not been announced. The new Cherokee is built in Toledo, Ohio, and its engines are made in Michigan. Jeep plans to sell this SUV in more than 150 different countries.
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The Lobos earned 154 points, 22 points behind the leader Denver, and two points ahead of Utah. On Friday, the 5K women's classical and the 10k men's classical were run at Steamboat Springs, Colorado. Tomorrow is a busy day as the Nordic teams will compete in the 15k freestyle for the women and the 20k freestyle for the men, while the alpine teams will also compete in Winter Park, Colorado with the men's and women's slaloms.
Severrus continues to make a name for herself in her freshman season. After three straight podium finishes with third place marks, she had a season-best second place finish, covering the 5k course in 16:46.7, 23 seconds behind the winner Sylvia Nordskar of Denver.
"She is showing great consistency and it will be fun to see what she can do tomorrow, " said head coach Fredrik Landstedt.
In Steamboat Springs, it wasn't just Severrus, as Anni Nord, a junior from Tammela, Finland is on her way to her best season yet. Nord finished sixth, tying her career-high, and it marked her fifth top 10 finish of the year out of five races. The 1-2 punch of Severrus and Nord has finished in the top 10 nine times out of a possible 10.
Andrea Lee raced well also, finishing 12th. Heleene Tambet finished 24th in her first race of the season, and Anna Daudert finished 25th.
On the men's side, it was also business as usual, especially for Mats Resaland, who clocked in the 10k at 28:41.2, good for a fifth place finish, missing the podium by 11 seconds, and first place by 13. For Resaland, it was a fifth straight top 10 finish. Aku Nikander joined him in the top 10, finishing eighth. Aljaz Praznik had his best compete run of the season in finishing 15th.
Head coach Fredrik Landstedt was pleased with the day. "Eva is continuing her streak of podium finishes and she skied a very strong race today challenging Sylvia for most of the race until falling a little bit short in the end. Anni also had a great race and a very strong finish in sixth and Andrea continues to improve finishing 12th. I am very happy with the women's team score today.
"For the men, Mats skied himself up to fifth after a very strong finish and being around 10th on the first lap. Aku was on the podium for most of the race but lost some seconds in the end, still finishing a strong 8th. Aljaz was in third halfway through the race and had some problems with his asthma on the second lap. It was still a very good race for him and he learned today that he has the speed to ski with the top guys."
"Overall, it was a very good team day and it is a good feeling being second when we know that we can ski better than this."


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Tips on Catching
Baseball Catching Techniques and Instruction
During the course of a game, the catcher is the busiest player on the field--crouching behind the plate, blocking balls, keeping track of the count on each batter, repositioning teammates defensively and so on. The catcher needs to be one of the team leaders because the catcher is much like the quarterback of the team. The catcher also needs to be one of the tougher players on the team (both physically and mentally) due to the demands of the position. The catcher has to learn the most signs on the team. A very good catcher is always one of the hardest players to find and/or develop.
Giving SignsWhen giving signs to the pitcher, remember:
- Place your glove around your left knee to shield the third base coach from the signs
- Point your knees at the pitcher to keep the first and third base coaches from stealing your signs
- Keep your sign hand deep into your crotch so no one can see the sign except the pitcher, shortstop and second baseman
- Don't place your sign so low so that they can be seen by the other team
- Practice giving signs in a mirror at home from both the pitcher's angle and the base coach's angle
Proper Distance From the Batter
- You need to be far enough behind the batter so that you don't hit the bat and get called for catcher's interference
- You need to be as close to the batter as you can get without getting hit with the bat
- You should set up close to the batter to allow the umpire a good look at the pitch
- You can get borderline pitches called strikes instead of balls by framing them for strikes when you set up close to the batter
- A general rule is that you should almost be able to touch the batter's back elbow if you reach up with your catcher's mitt
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The Catcher's Position (No Runners)
- With nobody on base, you should catch in the most comfortable position. This is called the primary position
- Generally, this is when your feet are shoulder-width apart
- You should keep your throwing hand behind your back (for protection)
- Your catching hand should be slightly outside your knee
- Your catching arm should be out in front with a slight bend at the elbow to allow for give
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The Catcher's Position (With Runners)
- When runners are on base, you have to be in position for a possible steal or bunt. This is called the secondary stance
- Your feet should be wider apart with your weight up on the balls of your feet
- Your right toes should be about even with your left instep
- Your legs should be parallel to the ground. Your rear end should be higher up
- Your throwing hand now comes out next to the right side of the mitt (with your thumb tucked into your palm with your fingers wrapped around it)
- Make sure you make the catch before attempting a throw. It won't do you any good to be in perfect throwing position if you don't catch the ball first
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Framing PitchesFraming pitches is a very important skill for a catcher.
- Framing is a short, fluid move back into the middle of the body with the glove after you have caught the ball.
- It allows the borderline pitch to be called a strike more often.
- Don't overdo it by trying to frame pitches that were way out of the strike zone (10+ inches) as the umpire will pick up on this and may use it against you.
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Blocking PitchesThe catcher is not expected to catch every low pitch, but the catcher is expected to at least keep the pitch in front of him so the runners do not advance. There are different blocking styles for different types of pitches. The first style is for pitches straight in front of you (generally fastballs):
- Fall to your knees
- Place you glove to the ground (fingers down)
- Throwing hand behind the glove
- Keep your body square to the ball
- Hunch your shoulders forward and over the ball
- Keep your chin down, so that you don't get hit in the throat
- Deflect all balls back towards home plate where you can see it and still make a play if needed
The second style is for pitches in the dirt either inside or outside of you (Quite often Changeups and Curves):
- Take a quick jab step with foot closest to the ball
- Drive off the opposite leg and stay low while trying to get around the ball
- Try to deflect the ball back towards home plate
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Fielding Pop-upsMost pop-ups will tend to drift back into the field due to the spin of the ball, because of this the following steps should be used when fielding pop-ups from the catchers position:
- Immediately look up and find the ball, take off mask if needed
- Turn your back to the infield
- Throw your mask far enough away so that you don't trip over it
- Raise you mitt above you chin
- Catch the ball with two hands above your chin
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Fielding BuntsThere are two methods to use when fielding bunts down the third base line.
- The first is to take a small jab step with your left foot and go out and round the ball (always staying to the left of the ball). Get your right plant foot behind the ball, scoop and throw.
- The second method is to head directly to the ball and get your right foot over the ball. Spin toward first base and make the throw.
- On bunts directly in front of you, head straight for the ball, round off when you get to the ball. Square up to first base. Make the throw.
- On bunts towards first base, Head straight for ball, scoop the ball up. Either step into the infield (first choice) to get a better throw angle or step into foul territory to get a better angle. Make sure you don't hit the runner.
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When to Scoop and When to Bare hand
- Generally, when the ball is moving, it should be scooped using both the glove and hand.
- When the ball is not moving then you may use the bare hand method.
- When picking up the ball it is important to think of your hand as a corkscrew or pitchfork and either 'screw' or 'fork' the ball into the ground as you pick it up.
- A common mistake is to take your eyes off the ball to look at the runner before you securely have the ball.
- Do not take your eyes off the ball until it is securely in your hand.
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MiscellaneousAlways remember the catcher is the only defensive player on the field that can see the entire field and as such 'directs traffic'.
- Take Charge, Be VOCAL, let your teammates know where the play needs to be.
- If the ball needs to be thrown to 3B or Home from the outfield, let them know by calling out 3, 3, 3 or 4, 4, 4.
- If it should be cut and thrown to 2B, let them know by calling out 'Cut 2, Cut 2.
- Remind them of the situation, (One out, plays at First, We got White on a Bunt, etc.).
- Remember, don't be shy, you are already looked up to by your teammates by playing the most demanding position on the field.


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Avatar and The Hurt Locker lead all Academy Award nominees with nine nominations apiece, including Best Motion Picture and his and hers Best Directing nods for former spouses James Cameron and Kathryn Bigelow. Inglourious Basterds is close behind with eight, followed by Precious and Up in the Air with six.
Meryl Streep, up for Best Actress for Julie & Julia, extends her reign as the most nominated performer in Academy history, with her 16th nod.
The Oscars will be handed out March 7 at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles. Here's the complete list of nominees:
Best Motion Picture of the Year
Achievement in Directing
Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role
Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role
Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role
Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role
Best Animated Feature Film of the Year
Original Screenplay
Adapted Screenplay
Best Foreign Language Film of the Year
Original Score
Original Song
Achievement in Art Direction
Achievement in Cinematography
Achievement in Costume Design
Best Documentary Feature
Best Documentary Short Subject
Achievement in Film Editing
Achievement in Makeup
Best Animated Short Film
Best Live Action Short Film
Achievement in Sound Editing
Achievement in Sound Mixing
Achievement in Visual Effects
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Commuter Services
The Office of Commuter Services is located in the Office of Student Engagement in The Kanbar Campus Center, Room 301.
Commuter Services provides resources, programs and information to meet the needs of off-campus and commuting students as well as potential off-campus students. We provide a range of engagement and involvement opportunities that assist in their connection to the campus community and one another. Whether it is welcoming new commuters to PhilaU, assisting students in finding off-campus housing and/or roommates, or continuing to build the commuter community, the Associate Director of Student Activities and Commuter Leaders are dedicated to serving the needs of commuting and off-campus students.
What makes PhilaU commuter services stand out?
Association of Commuting Students
ACS is a student-run organization that provides a forum for off-campus students to voice concerns and issues that affect those who do not live on campus. It's also a channel for off-campus students to sponsor PhilaU activities and to meet others.
Commuter Cash (C-Cash)
C-Cash is an incentive program to promote campus connection and involvement for first-year students who live off-campus. Students can earn C-Cash for attending campus events, turning in good grades and participating in campus life. At the end of the semester, students can use C-Cash to win various prizes.
Commuter Leaders (CLs)
Commuter Leaders are upper class, off-campus students who serve as resources and guides for first-year commuters. A CL's primary responsibility is to help introduce new commuters and off-campus students to Philadelphia University and to assist them in their transition into college life. First-year commuters are assigned a CL before the academic year begins according to the first letter of their last name. Commuter Leaders are the main tool in connecting new commuting students with the campus community and one another.


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