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Clears up acne & red marks!
By Brittany
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Comments about Resist Skin Resurfacing AHA Set - Complete Kit:
I love this set! I was told by my dermatologist that glycolic acid is the only thing that would fade my post acne hyperpigmentation. I'm very pale so I have red marks where my acne struggled to heal on my cheeks, it's unsightly. This works wonders. Be patient with it, it takes weeks to notice a big difference. WORTH IT!!! A+ products. Thank you Paula's Choice.
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By Nora H.
These two have definitely helped shrink my pores and clear my blackheads. I have been using these products for 2 weeks with other products from the Resist line. I did have uncomfortable stinging and redness only on first application. I read online that other people had this type of problem and attributed it to applying too much product at once. Instead of using my fingers, I changed to a cotton pad and used less and there is NO irritation now. Excited to see results after more use. A+
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Not what I expected
By Samantha S.
I have dry, sensitive acne-prone skin. I always hear that an AHA would be beneficial to my skin type and better than a BHA. All I had left were some minor brown spots from acne as my face cleared up due to Paula's Choice CLEAR Line.I waited quite some time before incorporating this into my routine, and using it sparingly. This product only burned on my skin and gave my milia all over my forehead+. I used up the bottle thinking maybe it was purging but to no avail, just spending more money.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for sharing your experience with us - we're sorry to hear this didn't work as expected for you! Please contact a member of our Customer Care team for information about a possible exchange or refund.
Love this duo!
By Jill K.
My skin love AHA products and these two are no exception! I use the 10% twice a week at night and the 5% all the other nights. This duo has left my skin so smooth and clear. Love Paula's products!
Great product
By Kerri
I started using these products about a month ago, my skin has never looked better. I am 40 years old and has suffered with oily skin, enlarged pores and blackheads. My skin is pretty much clear, pores are definitely smaller, and my skin seems less oily. I highly recommend both of these products for people that suffer with the same issues with their skin.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Great Team of AHA's
By jen
This is a great team to use weekly. I use the Resurfacing after cleanse and tone - and then use the moisture barrier and an added moisture barrier. I do use one a week and my face eel great in the morning. I only use it once weekly I have normal skin. it works well to smooth the skin. I do not see any other benefits with wrinkles or skin tone. Just smoother skin. My skin feels better when I wake up.
Life Changing
By Max B.
Cystic acne, scarring, fine lines, dark spots, dullness, roughness, enlarged and clogged pores. You name it, I have it. BHA wasn't working so I tried glycolic. Within one week, my fine lines and dark spots have DRAMATICALLY decreased and my skin is so radiant. My pores are a lot smaller and 3 cysts I had (which usually last 3-4 weeks) are nearly gone. The formulation is impeccable as well; not only do you get glycolic acid with the correct pH, but also tons of antioxidants and skin goodies!!
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Smooth Skin
By LAURA F.
I love all of the Resist products, but I suspect these two products are the ones most responsible for the way my skin looks now; smooth, wrinkle-free and clear. I started getting comments about my skin about two months after I began using them, and I've never looked back (I was 55 at the time, so that's noting short of a miracle). My skin loves AHA - I can use the 10% solution several times a week without a problem. Now if only there was a 20% solution...
A Combo That Works
By CARMEN K.
As a mature woman I need all the help I can get to keep my skin healthy and healthy looking. This resurfacing duo helps in doing just that. I'm very pleased!
By Jessica F.
I actually began using both separately before I knew they were a set. At the age of 28 I got adult acne. This was so stressful seeing that I never had acne all throughout my teen years. After years of pro activ, that stopped working. These are my holy grails for skin care. The magic it does. It literally makes my pimples shrink overnight. My skin is so awesome. I will be buying these products forever. LOVE LOVE.
Worth every penny!
By Erin G.
The absolute best team for exfoliation without dryness! I used to be in love with Clinique's original turnaround cream (discontinued) & thought I'd never find another as good. I love being wrong! This is not as good...it's better! Perfect for normal, combination, and dry skin. I thought I always had sensitive skin but either it's not that sensitive or Paula is just that good.
Nice Product, A Little Pricey
By Sara M.
I tried a sample of these products and really enjoyed them. The texture was different from the other AHA formulas by PC. In the end I chose to go with the 8% AHA gel because I felt I got more for my money. I did, however, really enjoy using this combo and would recommend it to anyone.
A magic combo!
By CHRISTINE P.
I'm in my late 30's, have always struggled with acne, but then recently moved to a desert climate, so now I'm struggling with dry skin as well. This has been an amazing add on to my skin care--I don't break out, it exfoliates, doesn't dry out my skin, and my acne scars and wrinkles are fading! I use it at night, the 2% BHA I use during the day, and my skin is beautiful. I've stopped using foundation, just the Barely There tint with spf, because really, now that's all I need!
Good Results, Nice Texture
By Deb
I've been using Alpha Hydroxy products for a while on my 50+skin but these two products work much better for me. The texture is nice and light and doesn't break out my skin and after using for only a few days I saw great results. My skin seemed smoother, and fine lines and wrinkles had plumped up and looked much less noticable. My once-oily skin that is now part-dry and part-oily did not break out at all. Really recommend this.
By maria
I cannot believe how well this system works! I have only used the weekly treatment once and the dark spots on my forehead lightened severely! I was not expecting that. After one week of using the daily AHA, my skin is radiant and fresher looking. I am completely amazed. I've tried so many different lines and have never seen results like this. Thanks Paula!
Not for me
By Anonymous
I have really dry skin and live in a high desert climate. Something in the resist line bugs my skin. I have tried using it on 3 different occasions for a few days each time. I got weird almost blister like patches. I do not have this reaction to other PC AHA products or moisturizers. I am uncertain which caused the reaction (moisturizer or smoother or resurfacer) because I was unwilling to keep having this reaction. When it happened once I thought other things may have been happening. I put it away for months and then tried again. Why the third try? I guess I am stubborn and unaccepting that my skin wouldn't get the amazing boost. I bought the products over a year ago. I am sticking with other skin care products in the PC line.
Customer Service Response: Thank you for your review! It seems that the duo may have been too potent for your skin-type or routine (depending on how it was used). Please contact our Customer Care Team and they would be happy to assist in finding a better AHA or BHA fit and/or in an exchange!
Amazing Results!
By Tabi
Everything I know about exfoliation and its importance I learned here on Paula's website. I had never used an exfoliant before. What a difference it makes!! My skin is brighter and looks so much healthier since I began using this system. I had to start off slow with it however. In the beginning, everyday use was uncomfortable. So, I opted to use every other day till my skin became used to it. Now I use it everyday and the 10% on the weekends. If you have not been exfoliating.. you are missing the biggest superhero of your regimine! Brighter skin, more radiant, and it looks healthier. The greatest advantage of this system is that it helps all the retinols and other products to penetrate your skin and work their magic! Thanks again Paula, I am in love with your products.
Great products
By deb r.
This product has been a dream come true. My skin was so flaky I would even say parts were even scaly. It was awful and my makeup looked terrible too of course. Now I have no flakes. I experienced no adverse reaction and my skin can be sensitive. More moisturizer is not the answer. This is!
Not thrilled.. no results
By Cathy
My boyfriend and I have been using this for over 2 months now. We were hoping that it would help to reduce his wrinkles and to make us both look more youthful. At first, we thought it was actually working, but now it's pretty obvious that it was just wishful thinking. We haven't seen a difference. In fact, I found a new wrinkle on him! I'm not sure if AHA is right for us. I had ordered the 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant sample and it did wonders for me overnight, so I'll try ordering a bottle of that once we're through with this. I would not recommend this.
Customer Service Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear you have not noticed better results. The amount of time it will take to see improvement really can vary from person to person and ultimately depends on the extent of the condition or concerns they are trying to address. Some consumers will notice results promptly while others will notice results over a period of time such as months. Exfoliation is certainly important to help minimize fine lines and wrinkles but in order to provide more of a benefit you would need to add in more product to make it a complete anti-aging routine. Please contact customer care so that we may discuss your skin type and suggest the best routine of products to try to offer a more noticeable difference.
Exacerbated Skin
By Amy
I have been using these products for a few weeks, but they seemed to make me break-out. How disappointing.
Customer Service Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear of your experience with this product. While this response is not typical, we do understand that each customer is uniquely different in how they will respond to products or ingredients. This along with everyday environmental factors can sometimes play a part in how someone will ultimately respond to a product or combination of products. For that reason, we have located your account information and applied an in house credit for the product which may be used on a future phone order. We suggest trying a BHA exfoliant which is able to penetrate the pores in order to prevent blemishes. Please contact customer care with any questions.
Not sure it's doing anything, and hard to put on
By Claire
I don't know if I just need more time to adjust, but these products still sting a little to use (not outrageously painful or anything, but definitely stronger than just a tingle), and don't really seem to be doing anything. I also don't really understand how to put on the weekly resurfacing treatment. It's got the viscosity of water; how am I supposed to realistically measure out a dime-sized amount, and then get all that product from my cupped palm to my face, in an even layer? I just slap it on and try to spread it as fast as I can, but it's suboptimal, as application methods go. That said, I will keep using this set and see if time gives me better results and less sting.
Customer Service Response: Thank you for sharing your experience, Claire! It seems you are having trouble figuring out how to apply the RESIST 10% AHA: its liquid formula is what gives it its potency, and you may apply it with a cotton pad, or dispense into your palm, smooth your hands together to dispense and them smooth over your face to apply! Either way works just as well. However, if you have uncomfortable stinging, it is best to discontinue. If you like, we would be happy to process a refund for you, just email us at email@example.com and we will make the arrangements!
Skin Looks and Feels Amazing
By Marcia
All of Paula's skin care products have been really great for me. I use the Resist line and am thrilled with the results but I especially love the Weekly Skin Resurfacing Lotion. I use it twice weekly and although my skin looks wonderful I can see even more improvement the next day. I highly recommend this line and this product.
Ok....but not great
By Linda
I have been using this product in over 2 months now... and I can honestly say that I do not notice a difference besides having more dryness of skin. But of course that is to be expected with these products. I still have wrinkles and dark spots that wont fade. But I will continue to use this until the bottles are empty.
Customer Service Response: Thank you for your review. We are sorry to hear you have not noticed better results. The amount of time it will take to see improvement really can vary from person to person and ultimately depends on the extent of the condition or concern they are trying to address as well has how they are using the products. Some consumers will notice results promptly while others will notice results over the course of a few weeks or months. Ultimately, we would love for you to continue use the products to see how they will work for you but in the meantime will credit you for the products and encourage you to contact customer care so that we may discuss your skin type and how the products were being used.
not bad
By Yung
this is not bad, unfortunately, it does ball out if i pair it with the AHA Lightening Lotion
Customer Service Response: Thank you for your comments. Both the RESIST Skin Resurfacing & Smoothing System products as well as the RESIST Remarkable Skin Lightening Lotion contain an AHA exfoliant. When using both products at the same time, if applied over the entire face, this can cause irritation. If the textures together are balling up it may be due to how you are applying them. If you would like to contact our customer care team we are more than happy to discuss some different options for you. We look forward to assisting you and helping you to find the best products for your skin!
Smooth Flawless Skin
By Sandy
This product truly does resurface your skin! My skin is smooth and flawless looking from using this product combo.
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What makes this set unique?
The Resist Skin Resurfacing & Smoothing Set is an effective, yet gentle, 2-part resurfacing system formulated to reveal younger-looking skin. The unique combination of 5% daily and 10% weekly alpha hydroxy acid treatments actively exfoliates skin while delivering a potent blend of restorative ingredients, plus essential antioxidants to stimulate healthy collagen production. Within a few days your skin will experience renewed texture, color, and tone, as well as a reduction in the appearance of sun damage and fine lines. Over time skin will feel more toned and better able to Resist the signs of aging!
Fragrance- and colorant-free, this Set is recommended as an integral part of the Paula's Choice Resist line. Each of these exfoliants have a pH range of 3.5-3.9. May be used with any other Paula's Choice cleansers, toners, serums, and moisturizers.
Who is this product for?
Resist Skin Resurfacing & Smoothing Set is ideal for anyone concerned with preventing and reducing the signs of aging, including sun damage, fine lines, loss of firmness, and uneven or dull skin tone. This high performance, concentrated set is great for all skin types.
NOTE: Those allergic to aspirin (acetylsalicylate) should not use products containing salicylic acid (beta hydroxy acid).
The New Ideal in Skin Health: Separating Fact From Fiction, Allured Books, Thornfeldt Carl MD, 2010, pages 180–181; Dermatologic Surgery, July 2009, pages 1,109–1,118; Clinical Evidence Online, December 16, 2008; Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, September 2008, pages 170–176; Journal of Dermatological Science, December 2005, pages 195–204; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, April 2005, pages 1156–1162; Cutis, August 2001, pages 135–142; Dermatologic Surgery, May 2001 pages 1–5; Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, July 2000, pages 280–284; American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, March-April 2000, pages 81–88; Dry Skin and Moisturizers: Chemistry and Function, edited by Marie Loden and Howard Maibach, 2000, page 237; Skin Pharmacology and Applied Skin Physiology, May-June 1999, pages 111–119; Journal of Cell Physiology, October 1999, pages 14–23; and British Journal of Dermatology, December 1996, pages 867–875.
Dermatologic Surgery, July 2009, pages 1,109–1,118; Clinical Evidence Online, December 16, 2008; Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, September 2008, pages 170–176; Journal of Dermatological Science, December 2005, pages 195–204; Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, April 2005, pages 1156–1162; Cutis, August 2001, pages 135–142; Dermatologic Surgery, May 2001 pages 1–5; Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology, July 2000, pages 280–284; American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, March-April 2000, pages 81–88; Dry Skin and Moisturizers: Chemistry and Function, edited by Marie Loden and Howard Maibach, 2000, page 237; Skin Pharmacology and Applied Skin Physiology, May-June 1999, pages 111–119; Journal of Cell Physiology, October 1999, pages 14–23; and British Journal of Dermatology, December 1996, pages 867–875.
Resist Daily Smoothing Treatment with 5% Alpha Hydroxy Acid:Water, Glycolic Acid (AHA exfoliant), Cetyl Alcohol (thickener), Butylene Glycol (slip agent and penetration enhancer), Palmitoyl Oligopeptide (cell-communicating ingredient), Ceramide 2 (skin-identical ingredient), Tetrahydrodiferuloylmethane, Tetrahydrodemethoxydiferuloylmethane, Tetrahydrobisdemethoxydiferuoylmethane (anti-irritants/antioxidants derived from curcumin), Epigallocatechin Gallate, Caffeic Acid (antioxidants), Salicylic Acid (BHA exfoliant/anti-irritant), Disodium Lauriminodipropionate Tocopheryl Phosphates (vitamin E-based antioxidant), PEG-10 Rapeseed Sterol (fatty acid thickener), Cucumis Melo (Melon) Fruit Extract (antioxidant), Bisabolol, Allantoin (anti-irritants), Dimethicone, Cyclopentasiloxane, Cyclohexasiloxane, Dimethiconol (silicone slip agents/texture enhancers), Tribehenin (texture enhancer), Polysorbate 20 (emulsifier), C12-15 Alkyl Benzoate, PPG-14 Butyl Ether, PEG-40 Stearate, Sorbitan Stearate (thickeners), PVM/MA Decadiene Crosspolymer, Polyacrylamide (film-forming agents), Disodium EDTA (stabilizer), C13-14 Isoparaffin (solvent), Laureth-7 (emulsifier), Sodium Hydroxide (pH adjuster), Caprylyl Glycol (preservative), Ethylhexylglycerin (skin-conditioning agent), Hexylene Glycol (solvent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
Resist Weekly Resurfacing Treatment with 10% Alpha Hydroxy Acid:Water (Aqua), Methylpropanediol (slip agent/penetration enhancer), Glycolic Acid (alpha hydroxy acid/exfoliant), Butylene Glycol (slip agent), Sodium Hydroxide (pH adjuster), Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract (antioxidant), Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe) Leaf Juice (water-binding agent), Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate (vitamin C/antioxidant), Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate (anti-irritants), Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice) Root Extract (anti-irritants), Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract (antioxidant), Arctium Lappa (Burdock) Root Extract (anti-irritants), Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extract (anti-irritants), Borago Officinalis (Borage) Extract (antioxidants), Boerhavia Diffusa Root Extract (antioxidants), Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract (anti-irritant), Lamium Album (White Nettle) Flower Extract (antioxidant), Salix Alba (Willow) Bark Extract (anti-irritants), Salix Nigra (Willow) Bark Extract (anti-irritants), Ulmus Fulva (Slippery Elm) Bark Extract (anti-irritants), Glycerin (skin-identical ingredient), Allantoin (anti-irritant), Propylene Glycol (solvent), Tetrasodium EDTA (chelating agent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
Resist Daily Smoothing Treatment with 5% Alpha Hydroxy Acid:DIRECTIONS: Apply once or twice daily after cleansing and toning. Apply a dime-sized amount over the entire face, avoiding direct contact with eyes and lips. Do not rinse. For daytime, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Resist Weekly Resurfacing Treatment with 10% Alpha Hydroxy Acid:DIRECTIONS: Apply once weekly, only at night, in place of your daily exfoliant. After cleansing and toning, apply a dime-sized amount over the entire face, avoiding direct contact with eyes and lips. Leave on overnight or rinse after 10 minutes.
Sun Protection Advice When Using Any AHA Exfoliant: These products contains 5% and 10% concentrations of glycolic acid, an ingredient that may increase your skin's sensitivity to the sun and the possibility of sunburn. Always apply a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater every day. When outdoors, wear protective clothing whenever possible, seek shade, and avoid prolonged sun exposure.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article.
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Hi C. We are a group of middle age guys 3.0-3.5 plays every weekend at 7am-9am in Pinole. We are always looking for new tennis buddies. If you are interested, please let me know text me at 510-860-2034. Thanks.
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Chris, saw your wall comment. I'm a rusty 4.0 player looking to start playing some more after basically taking 10 years off from tennis. Live in Berkeley and am available on weekends and evenings. Let me know if you'd let to hit sometime. Thanks, Mark
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Emma Robertson, whose 38-year-old son Christopher disappeared without a trace more than three weeks ago, is asking anyone who may have seen him to contact law enforcement agencies.
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CANTON - A new program thats scheduled to kick off next school year aims to prepare area high school students for the growing number of jobs in the pharmaceutical field.
The Pharmaceutical Technician program is being developed by St. Lawrence-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services which hopes to offer the course at all three of its career and technical education centers starting in September.
Were really looking forward to it, said Renee J. Langtry-Green, BOCES director of Career and Technical Education. This program will make certain that students could be both college and career ready just out of high school. Students will be able to go out into the workforce or continue on with their education after following this path.
Enrollment numbers will determine if BOCES has enough students to run the program at all three centers which include Northwest Tech, Ogdensburg; Southwest Tech, Gouverneur, and Seaway Tech, Norwood.
The one-year progam includes 450 hours of instruction to prepare students for the national certification exam administered by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board.
It will be a challenging program, a quality program, said BOCES Superintendent Thomas R. Burns. It will provide a very articulated path to a career.
Like other BOCES other career and tech programs, students would leave their home district for half the day to attend classes at one of the tech centers.
Were hoping to have 12 to 15 students enrolled in the program at each of the centers, Ms. Langtry-Green said, noting that if those projections arent met the program may not initially be available at all three sites.
Pharmacy technicians play a role in assisting pharmacists in providing medication and other healthcare products to patients.
They can work in a variety of settings such as hospitals, nursing homes, healthcare clinics, retail stores, outpatient centers. Other job opportunities include Internet pharmacies, mail order pharmacies and pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Successfully completing this program may inspire a student to pursue a bachelors or masters degree in pharmaceutical science or a doctorate degree in pharmacy, Ms. Langtry-Green said.
Earlier this school year, BOCES administrators were approached by officials from ProAct Inc. and its parent company, Kinney Drugs Inc., Gouverneur. Pro-Act is a pharmacy benefit management company launched by Kinney in 1999.
Mrs. Langtry-Green said ProAct plans to expand the pharmaceutical mail order service portion of its business and will be looking to hire people to fill the jobs. Kinneys officials indicated they also have openings for trained pharmaceutical technicians in their retail stores.
ProAct Presdent David B. Warner said the mail order segment of the company has grown from three employees eight years ago to 40 today.
We anticipate that growth doubling within the nex two to three years, Mr. Warner said. Obviously, well need technicians to help.
The mail order business is handled at the companys Gouverneur facility. Among other services, the business provides 90-day supplies of maintenance medication to customers.
At ProAct, average starting pay for pharmacy technicians is $12.25 per hour, Mr. Warner said, noting that wages are generally higher for employees who have their techncian certification.
Kinneys also needs employees with pharmacy skills to work in its retail stoes, he said.
This was unique because they approached us, Mr. Burns said. My undertand is they (ProAct) are going to ramp up their business in Gouverneur and will have immediate employment needs for support and technical staff.
He said Gouverneur Central School District has been particularly supportive of having BOCES start the Pharmacy Technician program.
Whats really great is that pharmacy technician jobs are readily available in our area, said Gouverneur Central School Superintendent Lauren F. French. Its important that as a community we work to attract bright young people to stay in the area.
To help develop a program here, Ms. Langtry-Green said she traveled to Long Island, where she visited a BOCES center that offers pharmaceutical technician program.
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JUNCTION CITY, Ore. - Julie Greenwald used to make the bedding and window treatments for motor coaches.
Since the RV industry crumbled, she now relies on smaller orders to make ends meet - and big events like the Scandinavian Festival to drive visitors through her store on 6th Street.
"It gives us fantastic exposure, you know," Greenwald said. "Last year we had about a thousand people come through."
Down the street at this book store, there's a similar story. Sheila Tyler came from Albany for the festival and stopped by the shop. She had never been before, but she spent a few bucks on a book.
The first Scandinavian Festival in Junction City aimed to boost community spirits after Interstate 5 took traffic - and travelers and their money - away from Junction City.
In its 50th celebration, the community again finds itself in need of a boost. When the bottom fell out of the RV industry, Junction City stumbled.
But with construction of new state prisons and psychiatric facilities in the future, a viking can walk down the street and not only not look weird - but stand tall.
Organizers said this was the busiest Thursday on record. More than 80,000 people could fill the streets in the next few days for a celebration not quite meant for this season.
"This is a winter festival," explained board member Mark Crenshaw, "that we hold in August."
The festival runs Thursday through Sunday and opens daily at 10 a.m. Admission is free.
But bring some cash and a little patience for some food. The lines for the meat pies and aebelskeevers were pretty long on Thursday - but worth the wait.
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Sophomore (2010-11): Royer had an extremely strong sophomore year for the Big Green ... in track and field, he placed second in the 3,000 meters at Indoor Heps, which earned him second team All-Ivy and finished fourth in the 5,000 meters ... placed fourth in the 3,000 meter steeplechase at Outdoor Heps ... qualified for the NCAA East Regional in the steeplechase ... in cross country, he placed in the top five for Dartmouth five times ... took 10th at the cross country heps, which earned him second team All-Ivy ... placed 19th at the NCAA Northeast Regional ... earned the individual USTFCCCA Division I All-Academic status ... garnered USTFCCCA all-region honors.
Before Dartmouth: Royer is a graduate from St. George's School in Newport, R.I. ... while at St. George's, he was a four-year letterwinner in track, a three-year letterwinner in squash and a two-year letterwinner in soccer ... served as a captain for the track team his junior and senior years and the squash team his senior year ... was a three-time New England Prep Division III 3000m and Newport County Champion, and a two-time New England Prep Division III 1500m and Newport County Champion ... in his junior year, Royer was named to the Boston Globe All-Scholastic Team, as well as being named ISL MVP, All-County, and All-NE for track both his junior and senior years ... was a member of the National Honor Society at St. George's.
Personal: Philip Royer is the son of James and Marinn Royer and has one sister ... is studying Engineering at Dartmouth.
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I chose Dartmouth because of the excellent undergraduate engineering program, the wide assortment of liberal arts options, and the strong cross country and track programs.
How long have you been running cross country and what got you interested in cross country?
Because of my interest in soccer, I never joined the cross country team in high school, but I did compete in the 1500m and 3000m on the track for all four years. I have always enjoyed distance running, especially on trails, so cross country was a natural step for me.


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DANBURY, Conn. Adam McAllister scored twice and handed out three assists and Matt Anthony stopped 63 shots as the Thousand Islands Privateers beat the Danbury Whalers, 5-1, in a Federal Hockey League matchup Saturday night at the Danbury Ice Arena.
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The state comptrollers office gave the city of Watertown such a glowing fiscal report Wednesday that Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham took two large charts on its finances back to City Hall with him as souvenirs.
In a press conference at the Best Western, state Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli praised Watertowns financial stability and decisions that local officials have made to keep the citys fiscal outlook so healthy.
Mr. DiNapoli was in Watertown as part of his 2013 Local Government Leadership Institute initiative to help local officials stay clear of financial crises. He also unveiled a nine-page fiscal profile of Watertown.
I think its very encouraging, good news about the city of Watertowns fiscal stability, he said. Some wise, hard decisions have been the key in the citys health.
The city has maintained a stable tax base, developed healthy revenue streams and built up rainy day reserves, he told a group of reporters. Some of the citys fiscal stability can be attributed to the proximity of Fort Drum and shoppers heading south from Canada, he said.
But the City Council and city staff also have made the right decisions to keep the citys fiscal path in the right direction, he said.
At the press conference, Councilman Jeffrey M. Smith agreed that city leaders have worked hard to reduce debt, keeping a healthy fund balance during times of economic fluctuations so the city could maintain its infrastructure.
Mr. Graham said it was encouraging to hear what the state comptroller had to say.
I appreciate that you come to Watertown with an out-of-the-box, antiseptic and analytical look at the citys finances, he said, noting that the comptrollers findings were corroborated recently by Moodys Investor Services reaffirming the citys bond rating of Aa3.
As part of his report, Mr. DiNapoli concluded;
n The city was able to reduce its debt from $7.9 million to about $4 million from 2001 to 2011.
n The general fund balance has ballooned from about $3 million in 2002 to $8.9 million last year.
n Revenue grew 4 percent on average annually from 2001 to 2011, compared with 3.4 percent for all cities in the state in the same period.
n The city has benefited from markedly higher growth in property values than other cities. From 2005 to 2010, property values increased 74 percent, compared with 30 percent for other upstate cities.
n Real property taxes accounted for only 13.1 percent of revenues, lower than the 25.6 percent share for cities statewide. Meanwhile, sales and use taxes accounted for 30.4 percent of its total revenues in 2011, compared with 20.5 percent for other cities in the state.
n Fort Drums direct economic development impact is $1.4 billion.
However, the comptrollers report also highlighted several demographic challenges that Watertown faces. For example, its median household income of $37,514 significantly is lower than the statewide median of $56,951. More than 18 percent of families in the city are living in poverty, compared with 15 percent for all cities. The unemployment rate of 9.2 percent is higher than the statewide 8.5 percent.
Mr. Graham acknowledged those concerns, but he said the local economy should improve with the planned redevelopment of the former Mercy Hospital site and the Woolworth Building into housing and possibly retail space. Both projects will create jobs, he said.
After hearing the report, Mr. Graham asked Mr. DiNapolis staff if he could have the large charts displayed at the press conference showing how well Watertown has done with fund balances and reducing debt.
It has taken years to get to this point, City Manager Sharon A. Addison said.
This did not happen overnight, she said, crediting staff, council members and former City Manager Mary M. Corriveau.
So far, Mr. DiNapoli has completed similar in-depth reports on Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse.
During his visit, Mr. DiNapoli also delivered opening remarks at the fifth annual Local Government Leadership Institute sponsored by his office. Joanie M. Mahoney, Onondaga County executive, was the keynote speaker.
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Hi Lee, do you want to just talk me through the starting point—what was your main inspiration?
With every collection we start with the fabrics. The development of the fabrication is so important, especially as everything I do is unstructured and unlined.
So what were the key fabrics for SS15?
The linens. There's a light-weight Italian linen which is double-faced, so it's a virgin linen-wool mix. I really like the idea of using linen and jersey in the same season — not necessarily within the same look, but within the same collection. It takes away the formality at the traditional expectations of linen…
So you take the fabric and you find a new place for it?
Yes, a new way of using it. A new way to wear it. Using linen in that unstructured way gives it that really nice soft silhouette, but when combining it with things like the zips and the poppers, all of a sudden it's more industrial.
There were linen, yes, but generally speaking, you are more known for using man-made fabrics, no?
This collection is almost 50/50 in the sense that there's a lot of cotton, linen, then you've got nylon and technical jersey, Japanese cotton with the cotton mix. It's very much about mixing those rather than being defined by them.
Can you explain the symbols used in this collection?
They come from the idea of uniforms, whether it be military or sport. The idea of within those you have these very strong graphics, either identify yourself or just to label something. There's always a linear line throughout the collections and it was just kind of about furthering that and then mixing them with these vertical graphics.
If it's branding, it's quite minimal branding…
I think that's important and for me that's the modern way to do it. It comes from the idea of protection; the hoods and jackets are all made from very lightweight fabrics so you're protecting yourself in a very lightweight way. In the city that's what we all wear. I like the idea in using that in the context of summer as well.
Your lapel-less tailoring is very characteristic, can you explain the reasoning behind it?
Yes, I want to reduce everything. From the very beginning it's always been about the idea of reduction and eliminating elements. That's why everything is completely unlined. This season we've taken it that step further where now the interior doesn't even have bindings, it's as pure as it can be. It comes from the cut of the pattern from the very beginning. That in itself is new, it's not just taken from a classic tailoring block, and that's where the idea of doing away with lapels comes from.
Have you got a key collection piece?
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Proverbs 15:1 A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.
Proverbs 15:2 The tongue of the wise dispenses knowledge, but the mouths of fools pour out folly.
Proverbs 15:3 The eyes of the LORD are in every place, keeping watch on the evil and the good.
Proverbs 15:4 A gentle tongue is a tree of life, but perverseness in it breaks the spirit.
Proverbs 15:5 A fool despises his father's instruction, but he who heeds admonition is prudent.
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Proverbs 15:7 The lips of the wise spread knowledge; not so the minds of fools.
Proverbs 15:8 The sacrifice of the wicked is an abomination to the LORD, but the prayer of the upright is his delight.
Proverbs 15:9 The way of the wicked is an abomination to the LORD, but he loves him who pursues righteousness.
Proverbs 15:10 There is severe discipline for him who forsakes the way; he who hates reproof will die.
Proverbs 15:11 Sheol and Abaddon lie open before the LORD, how much more the hearts of men!
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Proverbs 15:24 The wise man's path leads upward to life, that he may avoid Sheol beneath.
Proverbs 15:25 The LORD tears down the house of the proud, but maintains the widow's boundaries.
Proverbs 15:26 The thoughts of the wicked are an abomination to the LORD, the words of the pure are pleasing to him.
Proverbs 15:27 He who is greedy for unjust gain makes trouble for his household, but he who hates bribes will live.
Proverbs 15:28 The mind of the righteous ponders how to answer, but the mouth of the wicked pours out evil things.
Proverbs 15:29 The LORD is far from the wicked, but he hears the prayer of the righteous.
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Proverbs 15:32 He who ignores instruction despises himself, but he who heeds admonition gains understanding.
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A relaxing stroll in Jefferson tomorrow can help support the American Heart Association's fight against heart disease and stroke.It's an easy walk that promises not to wear you out, according to Judy Leek. It should be about a mile.
The Ashe County Annual Heart Walk raises an average of $15,500 each year, funds that go directly to the American Heart Association's research, education, and community programs. The walk starts tomorrow at 8:30. For more information, call Leek at 336-846-1109.
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"Boy!" said Ralph to himself, his whiskers quivering with excitement. "Boy, oh boy!" Feeling that this was an important moment in his life, he took hold of the handgrips. They felt good and solid beneath his paws. Yes, this motorcycle was a good machine all right.
Ralph the mouse ventures out from behind the piney knothole in the wall of his hotel-room home, scrambles up the telephone wire to the end table, and climbs aboard the toy motorcycle left there by a young guest. His thrill ride does not last long. The ringing telephone startles Ralph, and he and the motorcycle take a terrible fall — right to the bottom of a metal wastebasket. Luckily, Keith, the owner of the motorcycle, returns to find his toy. Keith rescues Ralph and teaches him how to ride the bike. Thus begins a great friendship and many awesome adventures. Once a mouse can ride a motorcyle...almost anything can happen!
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Although joblessness in the county registered at approximately 3.4 percent in June, Carbon's economy continued to create an expanding employment rate.
The latest data compiled by the Utah Department of Workforce Services indicate Carbon County reported a local labor market totalling 9,636 employees in June 2007, compared to the 9,595 residents occupying non-farm wage and salaried positions in June 2006.
At the regional level, the southeastern district posted a 2.1 percent job growth rate in June 2007, with only Emery County experiencing a .3 percent labor market decline.
Encompassing Carbon, Emery, Grand and San Juan counties, the southeastern region's labor force numbered 23,692 in June 2007, compared to the 23,203 non-farm wage and salaried jobs reported district-wide last year.
At the state level, Utah's employment growth level has remained steady throughout 2007.
The number of non-farm wage and salaried positions in the state's labor force expanded 4.5 percent in June.
Approximately 55,100 jobs have been created in the Utah economy during the last year, raising total wage and salary employment to 1,266,700, noted the department or workforce services.
Utah's second primary indicator of labor market conditions, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate, measured at 2.6 percent in June - down 0.3 percentage points from 2.9 percent joblessness witnessed statewide last year.
Approximately 35,300 Utahns were unemployed in June 2007 compared to 38,100 in 2006.
"Employment growth continues to be robust in Utah. We are beginning to see the construction industry's growth taper off just a bit, even though it remains healthy. Much of this construction growth of the past three years has been for commercial, industrial and other non-residential demand. Once these structures are complete, business assumes ownership and fills these establishments with workers; many of them new workers," noted DWS economist Mark Knold.
"Retail trade has built aggressively over the past year. And as a result, we are seeing a dramatic upswing in retail trade employment that began in the latter quarter of last year," added the DWS economist. "So even though construction might tempering just a bit, other industries are ramping up their employment as they utilize all the new square footage brought on line."
Construction continued to lead Utah's employment growth with the creation of 13,500 jobs in the past year. Making a surge is Utah's trade, transportation and utilities sector, which expanded by 10,000 labor market positions in the past year.
The state's remaining industries are maintaining steady levels of employment growth, painting a picture of a robust and consistent Utah economy, noted the DWS economist.
"Over the past three years, construction in Utah has been building, building, building. Homes and other residential structures are a large part of this activity. But non-residential buildings have also been on the rise in growing numbers," pointed out Knold. "These structures ultimately lead to a new business, and that business needs new employees. We are beginning to see the aggressive addition of employment gains in various industries as a result of all this construction activity. None seems to be recently showing it more than the retail trade sector."
Utah's population has increased rapidly since springing out of recession in late 2003, noted the department of workforce services economist. Home building surged to accommodate the new residents and Utah's maturing 20-something population. An up-tick in retail trade establishments resulted, increasing the industry's labor force numbers statewide.
The more than 10,000 jobs created in Utah's trade, transportation and utility industry represents an acceleration in the employment growth witnessed statewide. A significant portion of the growth and all of the surge are occurring in the retail trade arena.
"New businesses have come on line aplenty, whether it's big-box retailers or smaller, specialty establishments tucked away in strip malls and other more subtle environs," commented Knold.
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Always known for its acoustics, the Price landmark now has a new look
The makeover at the Price City Civic Auditorium is now entering the second stage of repairs and upgrades which are intended to bring the historical venue back to the forefront for events taking place in the city.
Since the beginning of the month, the Civic Auditorium has seen workers move in with plenty of tools and a scaffold to reach the top of the ceiling above the stage. The purpose is to install new rails with the support of steel chains to hold up the new curtains that are awaiting to be put in place.
The new curtains, labeled as being the color espresso, will replace the older curtains that have been a staple at the auditorium since 1987.
While the addition of the new curtains will help with the ongoing makeover and the overall look of the auditorium for upcoming performances, the issue of safety was a great need, according to Bret Cammans, Price City customer services director.
"This was a real safety issue," Cammans said as he pointed to the ceiling where workers were replacing some old quarter inch thick ropes that were used for years to hold up the rails for the stage curtains. "We wanted to create a saver environment."
Work on the new support system for the curtain rails should be completed and in place very soon, Cammans said.
The new curtains should help open the stage up more than before, with about 15 percent being more visible than before, according to Cammans.
"It's amazing to see the stage size increase just by getting new curtains," he said.
While the new support for the rails and the new curtains are being installed, one project included within the current phase of improvements has already been completed. A fresh coat of black paint was put on the back wall of the stage. The newly painted wall will not only help the look of a performance from the eyes of an audience member, but it also will negate the need to use curtains to cover the wall's light color.
"The sound can now bounce back out from the wall and not from the curtain that had to be used before," Cammans explained. "And now the light from the stage lighting won't reflect off the black painted wall."
The improvements have alleviated some of the problems performers have seen with the Civic Auditorium when it has been used previously. This is all part of the city's push to bring back more performances of all kinds to a building that holds a lot of history located right in the heart of downtown Price.
"With all of the improvements, the city wants to help emphasize that the focus should be on the performance," Cammans said.
Price City Councilwoman Kathy Hanna-Smith said the project is being funded with the help of restaurant tax funds. The city first explored putting forth a multimillion project, but ultimately determined that the idea would not be feasible. So to find out what could be done to improve the Civic Auditorium, city officials sought out input of the needs of many local performers and groups. After doing so, they created the four-part makeover for the auditorium which will see a total of $200,000 spent, with each stage costing about $50,000.
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Teaching school was originally not on the map of Mica Salas's career path.
She considered it only when a professor suggested teaching as an alternative to drafting, which she said didn't like as much as she though she would. So Salas, who had advanced her education through Helper Junior High School, Carbon High, Utah State University and then picked up a master's degree at University of Phoenix, gave it a try.
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Salas said she found what she wanted to do, and that was to work at teaching junior high school students. "You get to see them come in as timid seventh graders and transform into young adults," she declared. "This is a critical time for young people."
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Ron Morelli's L.I.E.S. finally deliver the immense 'American Noise Volume One' compilation featuring 23 tracks ranging from Bookworms' amazing 'African Rhythms' shakedown to the surfer house of Bonquiqui and Jahiliyya Fields' sublime synth ragas - it more or less defines the intersection of raw, analog house and new age electronics which the label has worked towards since 2010. On disc 1 we're sequenced through the expansive drift of Steve Moore's epic 'Frigia' to Legowelt's 'Sark Island Acid' bubbler via Maxmillion Dunbar's tripping EBM jack 'Cassette Arabic' to Torn Hawk's slo-mo 'Shock Tape' chug and Vapauteen's industrial overtime 'Measure' - to name a few - while the 2nd disc oscillates between grungy sub-strains of range-finding house like Terreke's gurgling 'Asidis', Boomworms' mind-tweaking '360 Waves', Delroy Edwards' box-banging 'Feelings' and the rusted aerobic mysticism of Professor Genius or Beau Wanzer, among others. If you've seen L.I.E.S.' name plastered all over end-of-year charts and wondered what all the fuss is about, this compilation is the best introduction you could wish for - especially considering most of the 12"s go for daft money now.


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