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I use all of their blushes, liners, lipsticks, etc. and they are all great!!!
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You wear your face and look at it in the mirror every single day. While most days it may remain the same, other days it may change depending on many things including the weather, your fatigue and or stress level or a simple hormonal change.
When you are standing the make-up counter to purchase a product(s) your skin may or may not appear as it usually does.
Therefore, the consultant may recommend a different product based on what she sees standing in front of her at that very moment.
In addition, the products speak for themselves. Ultimately, it is up to you to try the product(s) that work best for you. Unfortunately, met times this wakes time unless you are lucky. Often you will try many products before you finally hit the jackpot. But once you do; you won't be sorry you kept looking!
And in most instances it is that very product that you will continue to use for years. Even when newer products come out, you will discover your jackpot still is just that; a jackpot.
Never hesitate to ask for samples of different shades and foundation types. Consultants should be more than willing to provide these to you in attempt to help you find what is right for you Once you do that, you will be back to purchase a product or know what you definitely do not want to buy.
I have bought make-up all over the world and tried almost every brand there is from the cheapest to the most expensive.
I also have had many bottles given away to friends that did not work for me.
In the long run, it puts a big dent in your purse.
I have encountered consultants/sales people whom are willing to offer products to me in a helpful manner without being pushy while others simply are lazy and do not want to take the time to put a few squirts in a small container for me to try a foundation, primer, moisturizer, or etc;.
There are a plethora of beauty products on the market today and even the most schooled make-up user can find it hard to get exactly what they are looking for; aren't we all looking for a product that does it all? Why do we have to narrow it down to a product only for:
fine lines and wrinkles
dry and dehydrated skin
discolored or blotchy skin
sensitive skin
sagging or mature skin
age defying skin
normal skin " By the way, what is "normal" skin?
oily skin
combination skin
The list goes on and on and their are now primers, serums, eye creams gels, and many other products to add confusion. Night cremes, day cremes, etc;
It can be overwhelming.
BOTTOM LINE: Find someone you like whom is willing to take the time with you at the counter. Seldom do I ever have good results sitting in a chair getting a makeover by any random person.. The lighting is different and they use so many products it is often a waste of time. After all, you need to be able to apply the product yourself.
What works for one does not work for another. Kind of like the way your friends jeans might not fit you like they fir her.
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Consultants work different shifts, ask what days they work. Buy from one person if you can and then if you already know what you want then you can buy it online or at the store from anyone.
It takes time but is well worth it. Before you buy ask if you can return the product in a day or two if it does not work for you; most stores will allow this.
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Product is very creamy and spreads evenly giving a uniform skin tone. Would not use it on a face full of wrinkles but rather on a face that wants a uniform smooth skin tone Jul 15, 2012
Is would love for YSL to being on a foundation that works as well as Teint Majur. I use several other YSL cosmetic and skincare products and love them! May 28, 2015
I too feel bereft. It's the only color on the market from all the companies that really "did" it for me and I've been wearing nothing else for the past 10 years.
YSL has a few other foundations in opal but none of them offer this level of coverage plus light reflecting plus pore tightening. This product is phenomenal and it seems ridiculous that they've left us all hanging without anything comparable.
I keep hoping that by the time my last jar runs out YSL will come out with something as wonderful.
I wish I had a suggestion for you. Maybe you can go to the YSL makeup counter and they can give you a sample of the other foundations that come in "our" opal color and you can try them w/o investing much.
I wish you lots of luck.
Sarah May 28, 2015
Perhaps companies should put out feelers to the public prior to discontinuing popular products!!
I can't understand why I would get this request from YSL when they certainly must know that Teinte Majeur is no longer available! Most puzzling!! Jun 1, 2015
Since my skin is very dry, I don't use powder after this foundation. But my makeup keeps perfectly without reapplying until I wash my face in the nights.
I have the powder, POUDRE SUR MESURE (http://www.yslbeautyus.com/poudre-sur-mesure/152YSL.html?dwvar_152YSL_color=1%20Ivory&cgid=makeup-powder#start=3&cgid=makeup-powder). I use this when I need. Aug 25, 2014
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I have been advised that YSL has discontinued #4 colour Sand.
Perhaps your colour too has been discontinued.
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This foundation has exceptional coverage and thus can obscure alot of skin problems. Inso far as large pores, I think it would still give nice coverage. You could always put a pore minimizer underneath. Try Perricone MD Intensive Pore Minimizer, or Napoleon Perdis, Clinique or Estee Lauder pore minimizers. Jun 8, 2012
foundation is glorious - your skin looks radiant and flawless, at least that has been my experienced. I love it ! - hope this helps Jun 19, 2012
ysl has the best foundation in the world.
king. Wheaton il Aug 15, 2012
Very creamy, great coverage, lasting 24 hours without problems.
Since the coverage is so good, it is even and does not show colored undertones.
Best way to pick the shade would be in person, by trying them on yourself Nov 29, 2012
Teint Majeur SPF 18 in 6 M which I really like the color especially in the summer. Feb 6, 2013
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When I apply a translucent powder the coverage is fuller, but again very even and lovely. I prefer a creme foundation for winter and then go to the liquid in Spring and Summer.
I have used YSL foundations for years now and would not use anything else! Apr 18, 2012
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Thank you
Pat Feb 25, 2014
It is not identical but fairly close. However, I personally prefer the texture and look on my skin of Teint Majeur. Feb 26, 2014
I am sorry but I do not know. Best to ask the beauty consultant where you buy your YSL. Feb 26, 2014
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Police said in a news release Thursday that the victim, Robert D. Harrienger II, 58, was assaulted about 6 p.m. Monday at the centers Trinity Building. He died of his injuries Tuesday, according to the state Office of Mental Health.
Police said they have identified a person of interest in the case, and are determining potential charges with the St. Lawrence County district attorneys office.
Police said the investigation is ongoing and further details are not being released at this time. Office of Mental Health spokesman Benjamin Rosen said in an email that because of federal and state health information privacy laws, the office is prohibited from sharing information that might lead to disclosure of someones protected health information.
Mr. Harriengers obituary said he died at Upstate Medical University, Syracuse.
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Mr. Rosen said the assailant was not a patient in the sex-abuser detention program.
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Mr. Harriengers obituary said he was a general laborer in the garage of the psychiatric center for 20 years until retiring because of disability. He was a native of Adams.
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In Which I Trash Lazy Hot Seat Conjecture from Mike Florio
Corey mentioned and opined on Mike Florio trotting out another tired takedown piece on the Jets. In Florio's article, he continues to say what he's already been saying since last summer, that Tannenbum is going could be fired this year … just like he did last year. But this time he's serial. (Super serial?)
Let's let loose the blogger invective and fire it up for Mike Florio, FJM Style.
New York Jets General Manager Mike Tannenbaum likely isn't sleeping all that well these days.
Is it the humidity? The humidity is keeping me up some too, that and my wife's incessant covers stealing. Did he try adding a fan to his bedroom? Sometimes still air makes it hard for me to sleep. Maybe melatonin tablets. Or a typical Mike Florio retread article on the Jets about how the team's GM is doomed yet again this year.
The long-term employee of the team, who has worked his way up the ladder into a position of ultimate authority – and thus accountability – now has nowhere to go.
Except out the door.
Not true, Tannenbaum could still yet be named Supreme Overlord of the Jets, that or maybe Caesar.
Last year, Tannenbaum behaved like a desperate man, spending millions of dollars on a variety of free agents, while ignoring the quarterback position.
Until Brett Favre became available.
There's nothing quite as insipid as one sentence paragraphs by writers and so far we're just four graphs in and he's already used the tactic three times, with the shorter 'to the point' capper that inevitibly starts with some connector word like 'but,' 'except,' or 'unless' …
But just kill me now.
Yes, Tannenbaum was acting like a demented loon last season. Who is crazy enough to try and better their team with gobs of cap room to do so?! What an abject disaster it was to add a handful of former Pro Bowlers, three of whom re-shaped their units (Faneca, Woody & Big Jinx) and one whom added stability to the lead blocker role that had been a revolving door since Jerald Sowell left the team? And don't forget to add in Calvin Pace who warped the team forward from Victor Hobson's terrible play with FIVE forced fumbles and 80 tackles.
By gum! It's clear that Tannenbaum has no idea what he's doing!!!
My contention last spring was that it didn't matter who won the QB battle, because the line and running game could support whoever took the snaps. To say that the team 'ignored' the QB position is irresponsible. They had a young QB who was thought to be on the upswing in Clemens, and a then-again healthy (though undeniably questionable) Pennington.
So, the team misevaluated Pennington and his health & leadership status, and swung the pendulum too far the other way to a guy who has been called "The Iron Man" during his career. Ultimately, they were looking for someone who might help the team and give them something they didn't have in Pennington. Favre didn't work out, but you can't knock the Jets for taking a chance. I was afraid that the Favre acquisition would be the straw that broke the camel's back, and that turned out to be true.
And if success is determined by whether the Jets made it to the playoffs, the various moves from a season ago fairly can be regarded as a massive failure.
Yes, let's assign a value that makes your point valid and any other argument invalid. This is the logic that someone with a J.D. uses. I thought law school was supposed to make you critically think.
Two most useless people with law degrees, GO!
Star Jones & Mike Florio?
When I read things like the ones I read from Florio above, there's little wonder in my mind he's writing about football rather than working on complex tort litigation for a presitigious national firm. Intellectually, it's easier to lap someone in the same pool when you have flippers and a kickboard and they're a senior citizen … as opposed to going head to head with Michael Phelps.
Tannenbaum, however, didn't shoulder the blame for the misadventures. Instead, coach Eric Mangini was fired, after only three years on the job.
You got that right, at least. He's been the Teflon Don of the Jets, and has clawed his way over more than one person to get to his current place of prominence. Still it's not without some merit. There was a rift that started at the draft. The rumor is that Mangini wanted Gholston, the scouting staff did not. Some say it was the beginning of the end for Woody.
The next time owner Woody Johnson decides change is needed, Tannenbaum likely won't be quite so lucky.
In the wake of Mangini's departure, Tannenbaum has continued to throw the ball deep. This year, he traded up 12 spots in the first round of the draft, via a deal with Mangini's new team, to land quarterback Mark Sanchez.
I don't exactly know how giving up a third round pick for Brett Freaking Favre constitutes an unfounded risk, but yes, I guess he did 'throw the ball deep' again this year … at the request of his new coach Rex Ryan, just like he did with Mangini a year ago with Gholston. Rex Ryan isn't exactly filled with guile, so when he said he told Tannenbaum the team needed to get Sanchez, exactly who are we blaming for that move and how is that all squarely Tannenbaum's fault/credit? He agreeing with and carrying out the request of his coach.
But serious potential problems remain.
But you're still using that cliche stylistic technique.
Tannenbaum allowed veteran receiver Laveranues Coles to give up $6 million in guaranteed money in exchange for a free-and-clear release, and Coles ended up with a better deal in Cincinnati. Meanwhile, the Jets haven't replaced Coles' skill and production.
27th, 39th and 32nd. Those are the numbers of Coles DYAR Rank at Football Outsiders over the last three seasons. 34th, 13th and 16th. Those are the numbers of Cotchery of his DYAR Rank at Football Outsiders over the last three seasons. Cotchery was already the better receiver of the two for two of the last three seasons on a catch-by-catch basis. The Jets wanted the cap room, didn't want to re-do deals for vets that didn't justify the money and felt like they wanted to move on from the Coles era.
Also note how Florio uses "pretzel-logic" to the fact that the Jets didn't pay Coles, a guy who was as effective on his team as Domenik Hixon and Isaac Bruce were for their respective teams in 2008. So … which is it? Should the team overpay for veterans or not?
Although I don't know his particular team that he roots for, but I'd have to imagine that it's the Bengals, purely based on the number of times he's written that Coles will be better than Housh was in Cinci. He can't seem to get off the subject. Housh has played worlds better than Coles over the course of the past three seasons, so we'll see how Coles does with the Bengals. I'm sure he'll produce, but to think he'll be better than T.J. seems laughable.
Lastly, the team wanted to make sure it was clear (they told me expressly, emphasizing that he was a free agent, not a cut) that Coles walked out the door. In return (rather than cutting him), they will likely get a pretty good compensatory pick out of it next year, but let's not let facts get in the way of our argument, right?
Last year's first-round draft pick, a much-hyped workout warrior named Vernon Gholston, had a grossly substandard rookie season – and word recently has surfaced that Gholston didn't look so good in offseason underwear practices.
Most recently, one of last year's high-priced free agents who performed well in 2008 potentially performed well in 2008 due to the ingestion of performance-enhancing substances. Defensive end/linebacker Calvin Pace consequently will miss the first four games of the coming season, putting even more pressure on Gholston to fulfill his potential.
So, the team outspent their means, but Pace played well and earned his value … right? So does that mean he was overpaid? It must be nice to have it both ways.
And, these reports, don't come from Florio who hasn't watched a practice, but are thirdhand, via Adam Schefter via unnamed sources, as best I can tell. I'll rely on reports from beat writers who were there for the duration rather than Schefter (whom I infinitely admire) and his unnnamed sources here.
Then there's the looming question of whether Sanchez will beat out the guy who was deemed to be sufficiently unfit to hold the job, fueling last year's pursuit of Brett Favre. Last month, coach Rex Ryan called the battle between Sanchez and Kellen Clemens a "dogfight" (not the best choice of words, even if the Jets plan to sign Mike Vick).
Sometimes Florio but can't help to set himself up to make poor jokes, it's like asking Peter King to not waste 200 words on why there was no coffee at 6:17AM in the lobby of the Marriott Laguna Cliffs on a weekend.
"I have to do what's best for our football team," Ryan said at the time. "If that means we play a rookie, so be it. If we play Kellen Clemens, so be it. The guy is going to have to earn that job."
Let's assume Ryan is being truthful, and he isn't merely hoping to ensure that Sanchez's sudden money and fame doesn't go to his head. What if Clemens legitimately wins the job? It would be disastrous for Tannenbaum.
It's been well documented that Sanchez has spent most of his offseason in Jersey, bonding with his new teammates and other NFL rookies at minicamps, the NFL symposium, and much more. Sanchez has been focused on studying and settling in Jersey and attending some events in the New York area. It's not like the guy is going Tony Montana on us … at least not so far.
AJ Smith still has his job in San Diego after the Flutie/Brees/Rivers era, so I don't see how Clemens winning the job doesn't mean it's the end of the road for Tannenbaum. The team wants to put their best foot forward and set Sanchez up to succeed long-term, Palmer and Rivers sat out as rookies, why would things be so different for the Jets? Even if Sanchez does play and doesn't send the team to the playoffs (Florio's self-created and administered level of success).
The guy he disregarded a year ago (but at least didn't cut so that he could lead a division rival to the playoffs) will have outperformed the man whom Tannenbaum made a big splash to fill the void created after Favre "retired."
Except there's this ozone over Antartica sized hole in Florio's argument. Ever consider that Clemens wasn't ready last year and maybe now he will be? Clemens didn't play as much as he needed to in his senior year of college to prep him for the show, and he's needed the time to digest the playbook. If you had paid attention to the training camp reports, Clemens was an interception machine last summer. It didn't go well for him. Pennington outplayed him by a longshot, Favre seemed a better option at the time … and so the team was faced with the situation they were with Favre in the offseason.
And that brings us to Favre. Adding Sanchez made it easy (at the time) to release Favre from the reserve-retired list. But if Favre goes to Minnesota and has a season much more successful than his year with the Jets and if Sanchez's game-day headgear is a baseball hat and not a helmet, Tannenbaum's entire handling of the quarterback position will be undermined.
So we're banking our entire article on the facts that 1) Favre will have a better year in Minnesota then he did in New York and 2) Sanchez will ride the pine? Maybe one doesn't learn statistics in jurisprudence school, but that's 4-1 odds.
Are you serial, Mike Florio? How about super serial?
Through it all, Tannenbaum is a very smart guy. And he's smart enough to realize that he enters the 2009 season under more pressure than ever to perform – and that the dots leading to Tannenbaum being terminated come January aren't all that difficult to connect.
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Junction Boyz, the financially-troubled auto body and stereo business, will be ordered to move out of the Watertown Industrial Center on Friday.
The state Supreme Court order of eviction will be executed against Junction Boyz and its onwer Edward J. Sampson Jr. on Friday morning and the company immediately must vacate the premises.
On Friday, the WIC will take back the 30,000 square feet of space and the locks will be changed, its attorney, Keith B. Coughlin, said Tuesday.
The Watertown Industrial Center Local Development Corp. discussed the situation at a board meeting Tuesday morning. The eviction proceedings began several months ago.
The landlord-tenant relationship will be severed, said Mr. Coughlin.
Junction Boyz stopped paying its rent and utilities in 2010. As of Sept. 1, the company owes $274,370.01 in rent, late charges, utilities and for a loan for paint equipment, according to court documents.
On Friday, Supreme Court Judge James P. McClusky awarded the judgment to WIC in that amount.
As of June 24, the WIC board terminated the companys 20-year lease for space at the facility.
So far, the WIC does not have a tenant for the space that Junction Boyz has occupied, said William J. Soluri, the industrial centers site manager.
The company installs car audio equipment and car starters and does custom body work, collision repairs and paint jobs.
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Mario creator and EAD General Manager Shigeru Miyamoto has made it known that for years, he has wanted to allow more than one player to be able to take part in the main quest of a Mario title, but says that until now, it was only a dream. "After that [Mario Bros.], on every Mario project we have discussed the possibility of having two players play together simultaneously," he said during the recent Nintendo Japan Q&A session. Read More
Nintendo has released the planned publishing schedule as it stands for the Wii and Nintendo DS/DSi, from both themselves and their third-parties. A lot of definite dates are not set in, instead referenced as "Fall," "Holiday," or "November," for example, but nonetheless serves to give us an idea of what the coming months will bring. "This extensive lineup will keep players busy throughout the fall and into 2010," said Cammie Dunaway, Nintendo of America's executive vice president of Sales & Marketing. "Shoppers know that Nintendo offers fun for everyone in the household." Nintendo also mentions the upcoming black Wii Remote, Nunchuk, and MotionPlus as being available "this holiday season," though they don't get any more specific than that. Hit the jump for the full press release and list of games that will become available. Read More
SEGA has released a plethora, an honest to God plethora, of screens and images from Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games. Both versions, Wii and DS, are available and accounted for in our gallery. And if that weren't enough, they have a single fact sheet which covers both games as well, making my job a whole lot easier. Thanks, SEGA! I take back some of the bad things I probably said about you at some point, and reinforce the good things. You'll find said fact sheet after the cut. Read More
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Easing the Transition from Soldier to Student
November 29, 2012
By Stephanie Thara
"The CSU is working hard to be more than just veteran friendly. We want to help veterans be successful in achieving their educational goals."—CSU Chancellor Charles B. Reed
Throughout Chancellor Charles B. Reed's tenure at the California State University, he has spearheaded numerous programs that ease the transition from soldier to student. Reaching out to military branches to help recruit student veterans, providing more services for veterans at the 23 CSU campuses and creating a seamless pathway to a productive career following military service have all been priorities under his leadership.
Chancellor Reed established the CSU Veterans Admissions Program in 2009, which sets aside 115 seats for veterans and active duty members exiting the service. The program streamlines the admissions process, and applicants are admitted based on the recommendation of their commanding officer.
Holly Shaffner, who retired from the U.S. Coast Guard after 24 years, received one of the 115 slots in fall 2011 at San Diego State.
"After receiving information about the Veterans Admissions Program from the Coast Guard, I immediately applied for this unique opportunity," said Shaffner. "I was transitioning out of the military and wanted structure and routine, and I knew I needed a degree to go back into the workforce."
Thanks to priority registration because she is a student veteran and a streamlined admissions process that easily transferred her military credits, Shaffner is slated to graduate in 2014. She attributes part of her success as a student to SDSU's Veteran's Center and specifically to SDSU Military Liaison Officer Frank Roberts, who provided academic and emotional support, demonstrated what services and facilities are available on campus, and introduced her to other student veterans.
"The biggest lesson I have learned so far is that you don't know what you don't know until you don't know it," said Shaffner. "The classes I took at SDSU— especially philosophy and sociology—really opened my eyes and I realized how much there still was to learn."
Overcoming the challenges of leaving the military and going back to college after 15 years, Shaffner has made good progress toward her degree in communications and public relations. She hopes to give back to veterans by using the skills and knowledge acquired through the military and at SDSU to help non-profit organizations benefit veterans.
Creating programs that help servicemembers like Shaffner receive a higher education is just one of the many student veteran initiatives Chancellor Reed has overseen. He has also emphasized partnering with nearby military bases to provide educational opportunities for individuals looking to join the armed forces, as well as carving career paths for soldiers transitioning out of the military. He has encouraged the development of flexible online courses that cater to servicemembers who are unable to physically attend a CSU campus. All campuses also offer veterans priority registration and maintain staff dedicated to supporting veterans. Under his leadership, the CSU has made it a priority to help servicemembers transition to college life, earn a degree and establish productive careers following military service.


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Alisha Zaleuke (left), the customer service supervisor at Humane Society of Vero Beach and Indian River County, is licked by Cloe, dressed in a tutu, as veterinary technician Kathy Bailey gives the dog a vaccination for parvo, distemper and rabies during the Drive Rover On Over event at the shelter Monday evening. The vaccination event has been held for the past two years and was paid for by anonymous donors. The three shots, which normally cost between $50 and $75, were available to the first 200 animals for only $5.
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Dr. Durie is the Director of Myeloma Research for AMyC Consortium. Along with Dr. Sydney Salmon, Dr. Durie co-created the Durie/Salmon Staging System, which is used worldwide for evaluating patients with myeloma.
Dr. Durie is an attending physician at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, with offices located in the Outpatient Cancer Center at the Samuel Oschin Comprehensive Cancer Institute. Previously, he was a professor at the University of Arizona, College of Medicine, and the Charing Cross and Westminster School of Medicine at the University of London.
Dr. Durie founded and now chairs the International Myeloma Foundation and serves on its Scientific Advisory Board. Additionally, he is chair of the IMF's International Myeloma Working Group, a consortium of 160 myeloma experts from around the world.
Dr. Durie has written over 400 research papers, sixteen book chapters, and five books. Dr. Durie is also an international patent holder for scintillation autoradiography.
He is the recipient of numerous honors and awards for excellence. He's a Leukemia Society of America Scholar and a U.S. Hematologic Research Foundation Annual Awardee. Dr. Durie received the 2006 Robert A. Kyle Lifetime Achievement Award, which honors a physician who most exemplifies singular dedication to and compassion for myeloma patients in the search for the best treatment for myeloma. In addition, in 2009, Dr. Durie also received the prestigious Waldenström's Award in recognition of his many contributions to the field of multiple myeloma.
Dr. Durie is a Marquis member of "Who's Who in America" and "The Best Doctors in America."
Dr. Durie received his medical degree from the University of Edinburgh Medical School, Scotland in 1966. He completed his residencies and fellowships at the Mayo Clinic and the University of Minnesota. Dr. Durie is board certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine with subspecialties in both medical oncology and hematology.


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Burn off those extra holiday pounds by screaming yourself silly at this killer doll double feature from the Graveyard Shift, Houston's home for horror hounds.
The holidays, by their very nature, feature an excess of toys. Whether they're wrapped and sitting under the tree, tossed aside to make room for a shiny new video game or stalking you as you wonder through a darkened bedroom - unaware that you're being followed by a plush doll wielding a butcher knife, toys are everywhere. This January, they're even on the big screen.
Join the Graveyard Shift as we screen two classic killer toy films from the '80s, a decade that brought us so many gleefully deranged pint-sized killers. The night will begin with a 25th anniversary screening of CHILD'S PLAY, the most famous of all the toy traumas to be inflected upon unsuspecting children. Brad Dourif is Chucky, the Good Guy doll who is home to the pitch-black soul of a serial killer. Saved from death, Charles Lee Ray finds himself possessing a child's toy but that's not going to stop him from adding some notches to his kill list. Chris Sarandon and Catherine Hicks co-star.
DOLLS, an underrated gem from Stuart Gordon (RE-ANIMATOR, FROM BEYOND), teaches audiences that you're never too old to stop playing with your toys – and if you think otherwise, you're dead meat! When a group of strangers spend the night in a spooky old mansion, they are the guests of two magical toy makers who feel the need to remind this bunch of grumps the joy of childhood and the terror of tiny ceramic killers.
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MALONE Many veterans who depend on the Veterans Affairs primary care clinic in Malone are outraged that it will close Aug. 31.
The clinic serves 699 veterans, according to Bonnie Stewart, deputy director of the Franklin County Veterans Services Agency.
We are heartsick, she said. We know these vets and their stories.
Veterans will have to travel to Massena, Saranac Lake or Plattsburgh to receive treatment, and Ms. Stewart said it will be hard for some vets to get transportation.
Linda Weiss, director of the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center, made the decision and informed the veterans via mail May 7. Employees of the clinic didnt know it was going to close until they received an email.
This is just awful, said Michael Rousseau, a Navy veteran of Vietnam who is disabled. He has a coagulated blood disease and must have his blood drawn as often as three times a month.
Id be responsible to pay 20 percent if I went to local doctors, he said, adding that he did not want to have to drive out of his way just to have blood drawn. Im on a fixed income.
Mr. Rousseaus father, also a war veteran, cannot walk. His brother, Armond Rousseau, suffers from Parkinsons disease because of Agent Orange. They and other family members all use the Malone clinic.
Its difficult for veterans, like my brother, to travel, Michael Rousseau said.
He said he plans to start a petition to save the clinic.
Dave Mahoney, the area coordinator for the Veteran Coalition for Franklin and Clinton Counties, is frustrated with the decision.
I just got my letter in the mail, he said. I knew they were having issues ... but I didnt think they were going to close the clinic.
Mr. Mahoney said one of the biggest complaints about the clinic was mismanagement.
In one month 300 veterans left because they were doing such a poor job, he said. They were treating the guys like they were an imposition on them.
Yet, Mr. Mahoney wants the place improved, not closed.
One problem is the Malone clinic is the third most expensive in the country, according to Ms. Stewart. The average cost for care per veteran is $4,000 per year, but at Malone it is $11,000, she said.
These vets are more than numbers and figures, she said.
The letter stated that one of the reasons the clinic will close is lack of space.
Which is wrong because they just leased the other side of the wall, Michael Rousseau said.
There is a decrease in the number of veterans attending the clinic, said Peter Potter, public affairs and congressional liaison at the Albany Stratton VA Medical Center.
He said closing the clinic would save about $700,000 a year, money that could be used to improve services like telemedicine and home-based care.
The VA contracts with a provider to operate the clinic, which opened in 1999.
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The global demand for gold hit a new record value level in 2012 and central banks around the world were gobbling up the precious metal at rates not seen in nearly 50 years, according to findings released by the World Gold Council this month. The industry council said that in value terms, gold demand in 2012 was over $235 billion — an all-time high — and fourth-quarter figures of more than $66 billion marked the highest Q4 total ever.
Central bank buying, especially in the developing world, was responsible for about 12 percent of the total demand for gold in 2012, up from 10 percent the previous year. According to the council's research, even as the price of the precious metal averaged a record $1,669 for the year, central bankers bought more than 534 metric tons — the highest level since 1964 and 17 percent more than in 2011.
The central-bank buying spree was led by monetary authorities in Russia, Brazil, Iraq, and other developing nations. Analysts said the exploding demand was part of a worldwide effort to diversify away from the troubled U.S. dollar and the severely embattled euro as the global economy continues to struggle, with more than a few experts harping on so-called "currency wars" as central bankers race to devalue their fiat currencies through inflation of the currency supply.
Chief market analyst Ric Spooner at CMC Markets told CNBC that he expected the trend to continue, pointing to a "broad tendency for the U.S. dollar to decline in value with the Federal Reserve's QE (quantitative easing) policies." Assets like gold, he added, "are a hedge against debasement against foreign exchange reserves."
Marcus Grubb, managing director of investment research at the U.K.-based World Gold Council, noted in a statement that China and India remained the world's gold "power houses" despite troubled domestic economic conditions. Even in the face of Indian government policies aimed at curbing demand, Grubb said, consumer sentiment toward the precious metal remained strong in India, reaffirming the important role played by gold in that nation with its "underdeveloped" financial system.
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Yesterday Henrik Lundqvist announced that he was not yet ready to enter into an agreement with Frolunda, his former team in Sweden, on a contract to play during the lockout.
On why, Lundqvist said in a Swedish interview, "There are many factors that come into play. It's not just decide to play. I weigh in many things in such a decision. We'll see where it ends somewhere."
Lundqvist added that the Rangers have not told him that he couldn't play, but knows that they want him to be ready for when the season will start, "I think all clubs see it as it is up to the players to prepare in the best way. The most important thing is that you are ready when it starts. Then are all different and preparing in different ways. We can not have a discussion with them much because of the lockout, but obviously does their opinion very much to me. I've been there for seven years and hope to be there a long time. You will come back, says Lundqvist before jumping into a waiting."


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PAWTUCKET – Kevin Boles had no problem with the umpire's decision to pull the plug on Thursday's game. The fog that had engulfed McCoy Stadium reached a point where player safety had been seriously compromised.
Boles had a good view on the final play of this abbreviated contest: a shallow pop fly off the bat of Garin Cecchini that Indianapolis left fielder Chase d'Arnaud had trouble finding. Luckily for the Indians, shortstop Robert Andino – remember him, Red Sox fans? – was able to make the catch for the first out in the home portion of the seventh inning.
The fog had been a problem for much of the sixth inning on a day where McCoy Stadium was treated to sunshine, rain and a rainbow. In the seventh, it was deemed unplayable. The umpiring crew elected to pull both teams off the field to see if the fog would die down, but to no avail.
Following a 48-minute delay, the game was called. Boles huddled up with Indy manager Dean Trenor, PawSox General Manager Lou Schwechheimer and the umpires with all parties agreeing that play could not resume. The night would belong to the Indians, who pulled out a 3-2 win.
"The playing conditions were suspect out there," said Boles. "I'm not going to fault anyone's judgment. They did what was best in that situation. The player's safety is the number one concern … we've got guy's careers in our hands."
"The league rule is that you've got to wait a minimum of 45 minutes, but with the way things were looking, the wind died down and the fog just settled in there," Boles continued. "It's unfortunate. I would have liked to see us get our licks in the bottom of the seventh, but at the same token, it questionable as far as seeing the ball."
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1 Time Ben Hogan signed letter to me (1957)
I am now 65 but when I was 11 (1957), wrote Ben Hogan for autograph...received a personal note back from him, signed "Ben". It's probably worth something to someone somewhere, but howmuch and who? need some assistance. thanks
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Usually Ben Hogan autographed letters sell in a range from $50 to $100. But, I would need to see your letter to give you a better estimate. For example, one of his assistants might have sent you a mass-produced form letter that went out to all his fans with the same message. And one of his assistants could have signed it. (If the dates were a bit later, in the 1960s, it could have been signed by autopen). If the letter is all hand-written it is worth more than if it is typed and signed. If the letter is personalized, then value varies based on the content of the letter as well.
Chances are you have a fairly generic typed letter with his signature. If the signature can be authenticated as Hogan's (and not a secretary's), then the auction value is probably around $50 to $100. Hope this helps!


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