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Kiehl's Hair Conditioner and Grooming Aid Formula 133
56 reviews
87% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSWater, Cetyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Chloride, Stearyl Alcohol, Sodium Chloride, Methylparaben, Myristyl Alcohol, Hydrolized Soy Protein, Hydrolized Wheat Protein, Chlorhexidine Dihydrochloride, Fragrance
on 6/7/2004 12:42:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
i love this! it is a staple for me and my husband. it doesn't weigh my naturally-curly hair down and it's a fabulous detangler.
also, it is the best shave cream EVER, esp. for the armpits. i get such a CLOSE SHAVE! LOVE LOVE LOVE.
GO OUT AND BUY IT IN THE BIGGEST BOTTLE! and don't forget the small one for travel purposes!
on 3/14/2004 4:59:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
i wish i had enough money for this to be my HG conditioner. sadly i dont. but this is a fab once a week treat. very light but does the job. and hopefully u have a nice smelling shampoo becuz this is pretty much unscented. (i used this with Kiehls Amino Acid shampoo with coconut oil so i had a nice subtle coconut smell. MmMM...)
on 2/19/2004 6:50:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I really like this conditioner as it is light yet keeps my thick-ish hair manageable and soft. I use it just a couple times a week and have tried it with different shampoos. It almost always does the trick. It took me a while to realize how good it is because at first the consistency and scent weren't very appealing. But now that I'm almost out, I know I would repurchase.
on 2/8/2004 1:44:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is a great conditioner. I use after shampoo, and rinse it out. It really leaves my hair soft and shiny, and I've noticed alot less frizz then normal. I have to say I don't like the smell at all, but that can definitely be overlooked considering the quality of the product. I will repurchase!
on 11/30/2003 7:20:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
The best conditioner in the world!
I have thick waistlength hair, have tried just about every conditioner on the market from the high end to the low, & have not discovered anything that comes close. I use it as a leave in & it leaves my hair looking very luxurious, shiny , a million dollars. My individual hairs are very fine but I have a lot of it, with a slightly wavy texture, long layers. It makes my strawbery blonde hair look like spun gold!
on 11/24/2003 4:28:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Love, love, love this stuff. I'd always heard about their "grooming aid formula", but the name just sounded so sterile, so I never actually tried it. Recently however, I received a sample and I can't believe how great it is. Nice for a light conditioner, and perfect for my curly hair. I just use a little while my hair is still wet and leave it. My curls are the softest they've ever been, nicely separated, etc. Definite repurchase (well, haven't actually purchased it yet, but you know...)
on 11/11/2003 6:11:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
LOVE this conditioner/grooming aid. Makes my hair silky and shiny, while not weighing it down. No overpowering scent. Just amazing stuff. Sort of expensive for everyday use, but I alternate.
on 10/23/2003 11:16:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Nice stuff. Like everyone else, got a deluxe sample from the counter and didn't pay attention to it for a while -- suppose it's the really chemical-sounding name, and not in a "Love Potion Number 9" way. When I finally got around to trying it, turned out to be a great winter deep-conditioner, especially in flyaway weather. As Kiehls products go, it's not that expensive per ounce, either.
on 10/21/2003 7:46:00 PM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
It may be unfair to comment on this as I'm not sure how using this in conjuction with a non-Kiehl's shampoo would result. But with Protein Concentrate Shampoo, my hair became horrifically dry and brittle. No tangles yes, but perhaps it would have been better to leave this in. It is a very lite conditioner and perhaps works best with a shampoo that doesn't do a pre-strip job before this stuff goes on. At any rate, I don't see a need for this or to change my current shampoo/conditioning products.
on 10/21/2003 2:23:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
the Nordstrom SA threw in a sample of this when I purchased something...I forgot about it,then tried it last nite. So far so good! made my chemically processed, tangled long hair instantly detangled and smoother.
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It's about gas guzzlers, not clunkersPosted Thursday, August 6, 2009, at 1:45 PM
Always read the fine print.
When the news first started appearing online, along with emails from Ellsworth, with screaming headlines about the government's "Cash for Clunkers" program, I thought this fall would be a good time to get a new car.
Ever seen my car? Yeah. Well, I just assumed it would qualify as a "clunker." Wrong.
According to the U.S. government, I do not drive a "clunker."
The reason is because my car gets over 18 mpg.
According to the American Heritage dictionary, a "clunker" is a decrepit machine, especially an old car, a rattletrap.
The real name of the government program is C.A.R.S. which stands for Car Allowance Rebate System. But from the beginning, it was known as the "Cash for Clunkers" program.
Leave it to Congress to use words in ways that are not recognized by dictionaries.
Why in the heck did they start calling it "Cash for Clunkers" when it wasn't about "clunkers" at all?
By their definition, a Hummer is a "clunker." So is a Toyota Land Cruiser. And a Lincoln Continental.
Once the program went into effect and I took the time to read the rules, and figured out I'm not a "clunker" driver, I haven't bothered to read much more about it.
But later on, I did notice some more headlines about how the program ran into some kind of glitch (no, surely not) and had been suspended.
Beats me what happened. I don't watch much news these days - just not in the mood for the expert opinions of Gloria Borger and Candy Crowley, etc.
Cable news and newspapers have all moved off the "clunker" topic anyway.
Now they're talking about health care.
Hmm.... If Congress can't put together something like a car rebate program and make it work, what makes people think they could put together a health care deal that works?
Time to read the fine print again.
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I agree with you notgreenenative:
Not only are the veterans being abused by our government but so are the disabled! My husband has been in a wheelchair for 33 years.( a parapelegic) They find all kinds of ways to deny him. From getting a wheelchair when his is falling apart, telling him he doesnt need new tires when his is showing the innertube to medical supplys. Im like you I have not seen anything in Obamas plan either. These people who think he is gonna make things better is just fooling themselves.
-- Posted by Scorpio1969 on Sun, Sep 6, 2009, at 9:08 PM
I wonder are people with potential credit/payment issues being put in these new vehicles? Will this be like the housing issue - all being repo'd soon.
-- Posted by gary g on Mon, Aug 10, 2009, at 6:40 PM
True Raven.. as was federal income tax...yet another fine program by the "progressives".
-- Posted by Mr. F on Sat, Aug 8, 2009, at 11:17 AM
Social Security was supposed to be temporary too...
-- Posted by The Raven on Fri, Aug 7, 2009, at 7:59 PM
RedBlueGreen is right. The Cash for Clunkers program was provided with a certain amount of money, and the program was so successful that it has already used up all the funding. It was never meant to last forever.
For Ms. Rochelle to say she doesn't watch much news after making the observation that she "heard" there was a glitch in the CARS program is worrisome. If she writes a column that allows her to spread her views via this newspaper, shouldn't she at least be informed enough to know the facts?
Our government is at least as trustworthy as the insurance companies who now hold our lives in their hands (if we're lucky enough to have insurance). As the greedy insurance executives take ever larger multi-million dollar salaries, rates will continue to rise and we will find ourselves (or our employers) less and less able to afford coverage.
Our military, our veterans, and our senior citizens all have government run medical coverage. If that's so bad, why are so many eager to sign up for it? Nothing is perfect, but we cannot afford to continue down the path we're on.
-- Posted by Ellie on Fri, Aug 7, 2009, at 6:44 PM
I guess I should have tacked on "intelligently" to the end of that last sentence.
-- Posted by RedBlueGreen on Fri, Aug 7, 2009, at 5:46 PM
Sure you can...I just did. Would you like apples or oranges?
-- Posted by Mr. F on Fri, Aug 7, 2009, at 5:37 PM
Mr. F: A few points:
a) They're not trying to run health care.
b) The CARS program wasn't intended to last forever, so why are you and the author acting like it was? The health care plan is meant to be sustainable. They're totally different programs, you can't even compare the two.
-- Posted by RedBlueGreen on Fri, Aug 7, 2009, at 9:16 AM
"Hmm.... If Congress can't put together something like a car rebate program and make it work, what makes people think they could put together a health care deal that works?"
This is THE QUESTION all Americans should ask. If our government can't run the CARS program without exhausting funds what makes us think they can run health care?
-- Posted by Mr. F on Fri, Aug 7, 2009, at 7:22 AM
Tommy, that's great if your vehicles work for you. The purpose of the program is to nudge consumers whose main priority is cost to purchase fuel efficient vehicles. It's all part of the plan that new vehicles will get a minimum of 35mpg by 2016. If consumers are buying more fuel efficient vehicles, the auto companies will produce more of them, and so on.
And really, who cares what the program is called. It isn't even called "Cash For Clunkers" anymore.
-- Posted by RedBlueGreen on Thu, Aug 6, 2009, at 5:10 PM
I'm with you, Anna. I drive a 10 year old car, but it's not considered a "clunker". It doesn't matter what your actual mpg is, they go by what the government rates your car at. Then I got the idea of using my husband's 20 yr. old pickup truck, and yes it barely qualified, but by that time they cancelled the program.
-- Posted by DoubleL on Thu, Aug 6, 2009, at 5:04 PM
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Syracuse Area Music Awards Hall of Famer Ronnie Leigh will sing everything from blues to bop from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 17, at Sitrus on the Hill, at the Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel.
CNY Jazz Central is hosting the Friday-evening series called Jazz @ Sitrus, which continue March 9, March 23, April 13, April 27, May 11, May 25, June 1 and June 15.
The Sheraton University Hotel is located at 801 University Ave., on the SU Hill; Admission is free; 475-3000.
Metalcore times four
Heavy metal meets hardcore when Lost Horizon presents a quadraphonic quadruple bill starting at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 18.
The metalcore miasma is headlined by Every Time I Die, the Buffalo quartet known for its bitingly sarcastic lyrics and intense live shows. The fearsome foursome features brothers Keith and Jordan Buckley, Andrew Williams and Ryan Leger. Every Time I Die is touring in support of its soon-to-be-released disc, "Ex-Lives."
Also on Saturday's bill are the bands Terror, Stray from the Path and Former Thieves.
Lost Horizon is located at 5863 Thompson Road near the corner of Erie Boulevard East, on the edge of Syracuse's eastern city line; $14.99 in advance; 446-1934.
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The duo called Two Feet Short play everything from Celtic ballads to classic rock. Guitarists Don Meixner and Jimmy Flynn will perform from 7 to 10 p.m. Sunday Feb. 19, at Shifty's Tavern, 1401 Burnet Ave. Admission is free; 474-0048.
Flynn and Meixner are also members of Syracuse's venerable Irish party band, The Flyin' Column. On Sunday they'll play a wide range of tunes from "The Unicorn Song" to "Margaritaville."
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The neo-bluegrass trio Boots N Shorts performs a free concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 19, as part of Liverpool Public Library's Fifth Annual Folk Music Series - The Youth Movement.
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The NYPD has arrested over 700 protesters who were occupying the Brooklyn Bridge in what could very well be a defining moment in the battle for freedom and liberty in America.
The police apparently corralled the protesters(depending on whose story you believe) onto the Brooklyn Bridge and then started their arrests of American citizens protesting the very banks that have destroyed this country from within.
The NYPD is essentially doing the dirty work for the banks, which makes complete sense when you consider the fact that JP Morgan actually FUNDS The New York City Police Department.
That's right, the very police department that has been filmed numerous times beating and macing the Occupy Wall Street protesters has received a considerable amount of money from the very banks that the protesters are targeting!
This is an obvious conflict of interest that the NYPD and corporate controlled media do not want you to know or talk about.
Obviously there are good people on the NYPD force but how are we supposed to believe that the NYPD as a whole just wants to protect their city when they are funded by the very banksters being targeted by the Occupy Wall Street protests?
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Putting Weakened Heart in Experimental Hands
By DENISE GRADY
Published: July 19, 2004
COLUMBUS, Ohio— Lying on the operating table, his thin arms outstretched to either side, Ric Ray spoke little as doctors and nurses in masks and scrubs descended on him with needles, scalpels and intravenous lines. It was 7:35 a.m.
Shaving Mr. Ray's chest with a few quick razor strokes, an anesthesiologist asked, ''When was your heart attack?''
''March 8, 1987,'' Mr. Ray replied.
''How old were you?''
''Thirty-five,'' Mr. Ray said softly.
The heart attack did so much damage that Mr. Ray's heart never recovered, but weakened steadily over the years. In 1990, when his daughters were 5, 12 and 15, he had to retire from his engineering career. By this year, his heart was pumping so little blood that he became short of breath just walking around the house, and his leg muscles, starved for oxygen, burned as if he were running a marathon. At 52, he had end-stage heart failure.
A few months ago, he began to think the time had come for a heart transplant, something he had tried to put off for as long as possible. A new heart might not buy him more than 10 years, he was told; he and his family hoped for more time.
A transplant surgeon suggested another possibility: a clinical trial, an experiment designed to find out whether medicines and certain types of heart surgery could help people with heart failure and blocked coronary arteries.
The experiment, at 90 centers around the world, is to include 2,800 patients who will be followed for seven years. Sponsored by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, it is called Stich, for surgical treatments for ischemic heart failure. (The word ischemic refers to inadequate blood flow.)
Mr. Ray joined Stich and was assigned at random to undergo a risky operation at Ohio State University Medical Center, which would include bypass surgery to improve blood flow to his heart muscle as well as a more drastic procedure: cutting open his heart to reshape it, get rid of some scar tissue and help it pump more efficiently. For comparison purposes, others in the study will receive medicine alone, or medicine and bypass surgery.
Mr. Ray's surgeon, Dr. Robert E. Michler, chief of cardiothoracic surgery at Ohio State, said the study was being done because doctors did not know the best way to treat patients like Mr. Ray, with scarred, failing hearts and blockages in the arteries that feed blood to the heart muscle itself. Although there is a standard regimen of drugs, studies have not proved whether surgery can help. But some patients have surgery anyway.
''We truly do not know the answer as to which therapy is best for these patients,'' Dr. Michler said. ''I have a personal feeling that surgery will prove better, but that's completely explainable by the fact that I'm a surgeon and this is what I do. But I also believe in trying to do things scientifically, in an evidence-based way.''
In heart failure, the heart is weak and cannot pump enough blood to keep up with the body's needs. The major causes include damage from heart attacks, blocked or narrowed coronary arteries, diseased heart valves, high blood pressure and diabetes.
Five million Americans have heart failure. There are 550,000 new cases a year and 53,000 deaths. The condition contributes to another 200,000 deaths a year. Drugs and implantable defibrillators may prolong survival for some patients, but the disease still takes years off people's lives: 20 percent die within a year of the diagnosis, and 80 percent of men and 70 percent of women under 65 die within eight years. The number of cases has risen in recent years as the population has aged and more and more people survive heart attacks.
As heart failure progresses, the heart often enlarges and changes shape. As Dr. Michler explained, the left ventricle, the main pumping chamber, should be shaped like a football, but gradually dilates, becoming more like a basketball and losing its ability to contract properly. The surgery in the Stich trial is meant to reshape the ventricle and make it as much as 30 percent smaller.
The study could change medical practice, Dr. Michler said. Though many people with advanced heart failure would benefit from transplants, donor hearts are in short supply. Last year, only about 2,000 heart transplants were performed. Currently, more than 70 percent of patients with heart failure and blocked arteries are treated with medicine alone. If the Stich study finds that surgery works better, the pendulum could swing the other way.
''That kind of shift hasn't happened in cardiology in decades,'' Dr. Michler said.
For someone as sick as Mr. Ray, Dr. Michler estimated the chance of death from the operation at about 7 percent, a bit more than twice the average death rate in the United States from bypass surgery.
'I Have Nothing to Lose'
In an interview at his home the day before his surgery, Mr. Ray said, ''I have nothing to lose, or very little, when you compare it to the status quo, which isn't going to work very much longer.''
He was taking more than a dozen heart medicines, 20 to 30 pills a day. Though he could sit comfortably, standing for more than few minutes was difficult, and he tended to squat or lean forward from the waist to catch his breath.
At the very least, he said, he hoped the surgery might buy him some time before he needed a transplant. And he hoped doctors might learn something useful.


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Did you see July's issue of House and Home magazine? As I was flipping through I ran across an article by, for an awesome DIY project… Ombre duvet and pillow cases. Immediately, I thought HOW COOL!
I know, I know I said I wasn't doing anymore DIY's until we move, but this one was so easy and fun I thought…why not!?
If you missed July's issue of House and Home, I highly recommend it. Actually, I recommend all of their issues, House and Home is my favorite magazine, I know you won't be disappointed.
I originally thought I would try this project on our kitchen hand towels. Then I thought maybe I would make new ombre pillow covers for our living room…but I didn't feel like sewing. In the end, I decided to try it on a set of linens for our master bedroom. We are in dyer need of new sheets and I felt the purple would be the perfect match for the gray in our bedroom…
*What You Need*
- Linens
- Black Sharpie Marker
- Rubbing Alchol
- Spray Bottle
- Clothes pins
1. Lay Your linens out flat (the sharpie will bleed, so lay them on something to protect the surface you're working on)
2. Draw a Line Down the edge of your fabric with the black sharpie (don't worry it doesn't have to be straight)
Do this down the open side of your pillow cases and the top edge of your flat sheet.
3. Hang Your Sheet and Pillow Cases on a Clothes Line
4. Pour your rubbing alcohol into a spray bottle and spray all along the Sharpie line of your linens.
The more you wet the the sharpie line, the more your sharpie will bleed, creating the ombre effect. I really doused it. I used 1.5 bottles of alcohol for one queen flat sheet and two pillow cases.
5. Let Them Dry.
Leave them outside to dry for a few hours. After they are completely dry, throw them in the dryer for 15 minutes, then wash them.
6. After they have been through the wash and have dried the second time, enjoy them!
Before I started this project, I tested several Sharpie colors (green, red, blue and black) on a white tea towel. In my opinion, the black works the best.
All of the colors will bleed, but I prefer the indigo/purple color of the black. The red, blue and green were very vibrant. I have seen additional Sharpie colors, they may be fun to try too!
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Amanda Bynes Manhattan Criminal Court Appearance - July 9, 2013
Actress Amanda Bynes attends an appearance at Manhattan Criminal... NyhetsfotoAmanda Bynes,Celebritet,Delta i,Framträdande,Färgat hår,Horisontell,Konstkultur och underhållning,Manhattan Criminal Court,Skådespelerska,Staden New York,USAPhotographer Raymond HallCollection: FilmMagic 2013 Raymond HallNEW YORK, NY - JULY 09: Actress Amanda Bynes attends an appearance at Manhattan Criminal Court on July 9, 2013 in New York City. Bynes is facing charges of reckless endangerment, tampering with evidence and criminal possession of marijuana in relation to her arrest on May 23, 2013. (Photo by Raymond Hall/FilmMagic)


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A messy City Hall conflict has spilled into the open, startling employees and publicly pitting Rohnert Park's longtime finance director against its new city manager.
The turmoil involves Sandy Lipitz, a 21-year city employee, who has retained an attorney to negotiate the terms of her departure from City Hall. In June, she received a critical email from City Manager Gabe Gonzalez, who has been in his post a year.
"The City needs to be able to rely on the budget information and analysis you provide, and has been unable to do so," Gonzalez told Lipitz in a June 28 email made available this week by her Santa Rosa attorney, Scott Steever.
Lipitz, whose official title is Director of Administrative Services, hired Steever, of Lanahan Steever and Anderson. On Friday, he said, "She's being targeted by Gabe." Lipitz declined comment.
In early July, Gonzalez, who has criticized the city's previous financial decisions, hired an outside accountant to review the finance department. He described the move as an ongoing effort to examine city operations and also stripped Lipitz of her responsibliities for purchasing.
Gonzalez would not respond Friday to questions about his remarks to Lipitz, or whether her work had harmed or put at risk the city's finances. He said city attorneys had advised him against it.
Steever said Lipitz's willingness to disagree with Gonzalez led him to try and get rid of her.
"If she disagrees with Gabe she lets him know," he said. "They're looking to find something in her performance so they can force her out because she will challenge them."
The events have roiled City Hall, where employees said they learned of the situation Thursday.
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Saturday, August 30, 2014
THE first restaging of Noli Me Tangere The Musical at the Aratani Theater in Los Angeles over the weekend became a reunion for many Negrenses who were either part of the show or came to watch it.
Three Bacolodnons were part of the cast and production: Joey Uytiepo, who played Elias, and the Espina sisters—Nenen and Mate'.
Nenen, who was initially in the US for the rehearsals as the musical director, had to fly back to take part in the Rigoletto at the CCP which was staged at the same time as Noli in the US.
Mate' did the stage management and handled marketing and publicity for the group.
Uytiepo graduated high school from La Salle Bacolod in 1980 and even then, he was already known for his singing prowess. He used to perform in musicals while in high school and college and he saw the Noli as an opportunity to rekindle his love for music and theater arts.
Now based in Orange County, California, Uytiepo auditioned for the musical and was chosen to play the vital role of Elias in Jose Rizal's Noli Me Tangere. His wife Peachie, also got involved with the production in the process as the head of Finance.
Uytiepo's batchmates from La Salle Bacolod who are now residing in the US came in droves, wearing "Team Elias" shirts to give support to him.
The Espina sisters were original cast members of Noli and El Filibusterismo the musicals, when these were staged two decades ago at the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Nenen originally played the role of Sisa and Dona Victorina. They were also part of its international tour in Japan.
Noli Me Tangere The Musical was created and directed by Nonon Padilla for Tanghalang Pilipino 20 years ago in collaboration with musical genius Ryan Cayabyab, and National Artist Bien Lumbera who made the libretto.
Early this year, Teatro Pilipino USA was granted permission by the original creators to restage the musical and bring it for the first time to the United States.
Playing the lead role of Crisostomo Ibarra is Miguel Vera along with Kit Navarro as Maria Clara, Joji Isla as Padre Damaso, Ariel Dayanghirang as Padre Salvi, Angela Garcia as Sisa among others.
Mate' said the premiere showing of Noli was a full house and the cast and crew got a standing ovation.
One of those who watched the show was former Provincial Capitol employee Maricon Ramos. "It makes me proud as a Filipino to lay claim to a musical as beautiful as this," she said.
Meanwhile, Mate' said Tanghalang Pilipino USA may bring the show to California, Chicago, and Florida, as well as to Montreal and Calgary in Canada.
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Google "definition of focus", and you will get more information than you have time to read. This word has so many meanings, yet words such as clarity, attention, concentration, and energy pop up in nearly every definition. This word is on the wall in our gym to remind us to tune out the noise, to focus on the task at hand so that we can learn to focus on the goals we have set for our lives.
Once again, Lisbeth Darsh said it best:
There's a lot of noise in the world. Some of it is good noise, some is bad, some just is. As with anything in life, you have to learn to pay attention to what matters, to what's important to you, to what you can use to make your life better.
The rest of the chatter, the noise, the din, the ruckus? Tune it out. If it doesn't make your life better — or if your participation in it does not make anyone else's life better — then why bother?
I see so many good people who don't get to great, simply because they got lost in the din along the way, in the lights and the chatter and the gossip. They failed to focus, and so they lost. They failed to seize the opportunity in front of them because they were too busy looking at their neighbor's opportunities. They unintentionally squandered their own energy, like a schoolkid spending all her piggy bank money on something that sparkled but sure wasn't ever going to be a diamond.
Now, I'm not saying don't have fun. We need more laughter in this world, not less. Everybody needs some jackassery. Just don't be a jackass. Don't lose focus. Don't forget that you've got goals — in the gym, in your work, in your life — and that if you want to reach them, you're going to have to let go of some stupid s**t. Success is the result of unyielding, unwavering, total and full almost-OCD commitment to the job at hand. It's not that you just got to want it. You got to want it really bad and be willing to stick with whatever you have to do to get it.
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MONTPELIER–NCU's trip to U-32 was highlighted by the boys' first place finish at the event.
Barry Shelton, Riley Simoneau and Jason Webster all threw over 40' to sweep the shot put.
Simoneau, Shelton, Josh Brien and Webster finished 2 – 5 in the discus.
Colton White, after a two week exchange trip to Germany and a starring role in the IMusical, returned to the team, taking 2nd in the javelin. He hopes to return to the form that qualified him for the New England championships last year.
Due to technical problems off site, the Newport Daily Express has been informed that today's paper - for Wednesday, May 2, 2012 - will be delayed. We will get the paper to you as soon as possible and apologize for any inconvenience.
DERBY – The select board meeting Monday quickly grew heated when the proposed Derby Line wind project was brought up.
Chair of the Derby Wind Committee, Sue Best, a town lister, attempted to explain to the select board that attorney Richard Saudek wants to know Derby's official stand on the wind project in order to move forward with the contract.
The guidelines for the contract at the current time are that it is supposed to be favorable to the town. But Best and the select board were continually interrupted by a couple of Derby residents.
DERBY – The Border Motel might be going up for tax sale. Derby Tax Collector MaryAnn Tetreault said that owner Christina Barch of Granby, MA, owes taxes for two years, about $26,830, plus attorney's fees.
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CAMBRIDGE, VT - Vermont State Police have identified Jonathan Martel, 40, of Stowe, as the suspect killed in a police pursuit in Cambridge earlier this week.
Based on evidence at the scene of the shooting, police believe Martel may have used his cell phone as if it was a weapon to possibly induce the officer to shoot.
NEWPORT CITY – This small border community has been in the spotlight at national conferences over the past few months.
Zoning Administrator Paul Dreher attended the New Partners for Smart Growth in San Diego, the National Main Street Conference in Baltimore, MD, and American Planners Association Conference in Los Angeles.
Trish Sears, executive director for the Newport City Renaissance Corporation (NCRC), also attended the New Partners for Smart Growth and the National Main Street Conference.
NEWPORT–With the sun shinning down upon them, the North Country girls' tennis team battled for over three hours, but came up just short against BFA St. Albans, losing 5-2.
"It was a long and extremely competitive match," said coach Marie George.
ST. ALBANS–Weather was not a factor for the North Country boys' tennis team as they were indoors at the Collins-Pearly Complex to take on the Bobwhites this past Monday.
The Falcons spotted BFA a 1-0 advantage, forfeiting the number two doubles match, but would allow only one more win the rest of the way as they defeated the Academy 5-2.
Coach Gary Atchinson shook up the lineups, and the new order produced the desired results.
Back at the number one slot, Dave Durivage got off to a slow start, getting down 1-4 to Sam Costes.
Bowen–– Joanne P. of Newport, Vermont passed away in Newport after a long illness on April 29, 2012. A graveside service will be held at the Hillside Cemetery in East Charleston, VT, on Friday, May 4, 2012 at 1 p.m. On-line condolences may be sent to the family through the funeral home website at www.curtis-britch-converse-rushford.com. Arrangements are entrusted to the care of Curtis-Britch-Converse-Rushford Funeral Home, locally family owned and operated.


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The monthly unemployment numbers were released today, and some were disappoined with what they had to say. Florida 89.1 WUFT-FM's Corey Brooks takes a look at the new jobs report, and what it means for the country, state, and cities.
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40 years ago, the face of intercollegiate athletics changed as title IX was enacted. This legislation forced colleges to give women's sports the same benefits as men's. Florida's 89.1, WUFT-FM's Corey Brooks spoke with the athletics director at the College of Central Florida […]


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Terrence Howard quietly marries girlfriend
Actor Terrence Howard has reportedly married his girlfriend Miranda in a secret ceremony.
Howard, 44, has been dating Miranda for only a month, reports radaronline.com.
"It's another one of his outlandish moves. He only knew and/or dated her for about a month," said a source.
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Kayla Treanor didn't look at the clock. She only looked at the goal.
Then, she unleashed a shot that gave her Niskayuna Silver Warriors the Section II Class A girls lacrosse title.
Treanor scored the go-ahead goal with 2:42 left in regulation to help Niskayuna defeat Guilderland 15-14 in Wednesday's championship game at the University at Albany.
\I didn't even realize that there was that much time left, said Treanor, who finished with five goals and three assists. "I just felt that I had to go, and I just wanted to finish my shot."
The game between the four-time defending Class A (Guilderland) and Class B champions (Niskayuna) lived up to the hype that preceeded it. There were four lead changes and eight ties, and neither team led by more than three goals.
"It was a great game to watch," said Guilderland coach Gary Chatnik. "Both teams answered each other."
The moment that shifted the momentum in Niskayuna's favor happened a short time prior to Treanor's game-winning goal. With the score tied at 14, Guilderland's Kendall Cietek was awarded an 8-meter free position shot, but Niskayuna goaltender Austen Radcliff made the save -- her 15th of the game.
"Austen played phenomenal," Niskayuna coach Pete Melito said of Radcliff. "She's a player who has grown so much over the last two months."
The Silver Warriors (15-4) cleared the ball off Radcliff's save and got it to the other end of the field, where Treanor charged in and shot the ball over Guilderland goalie Jess Madsen's shoulder.
Niskayuna then made sure Guilderland (18-2) would not get another chance to tie the game. Treanor won the ensuing draw control, and the Silver Warriors successfully kept the ball in Guilderland's half of the field for the remaining time.
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NBA postpones pre-season training and games over 'lockout'
The NBA has postponed training camps and cancelled 43 pre-season games following the failure to reach a new collective bargaining agreement.
The 2011-12 season is in jeopardy after owners "locked out" players on 1 July .
The decision was expected after talks on Thursday failed to resolve the deadlock over financial issues.
Deputy commissioner Adam Silver said: "We have regretfully reached the point on the calendar where we are not able to open training camps on time."
No more talks have been scheduled but both sides said they hope to meet again next week.
It is thought that a deal will need to be in place by mid-October if there is to be no impact on the start of the season.
The NBA season is due to start on 1 November when 2011 NBA champions Dallas Mavericks play Chicago Bulls
Silver added: "We will make further decisions as warranted."
The league locked out players after the expiration of the old labour agreement.
Owners and players still haven't agreed on the share of revenue given to players - 57% under the previous deal - or the structure of the salary cap.
The last lockout in 1998-99 reduced the season to 50 games from the normal 82.
NFL owners and players came to an agreement in July after a similar "lockout" threatened to affect the start of their season.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the Chicago Bears in the annual NFL game at Wembley next month.


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I won't go into why I found myself standing outside Mrs. Wilkes's Boarding House in Savannah at 11 a.m. Wednesday morning, but the reason involved lots of liniment and even more Kleenex.OK. Maybe I will explain. We moved our oldest child, Jamie, to Savannah. I spent most of one day carrying heavy boxes and furniture up a whole lot of stairs and most of the next day wiping her mother's tears. My reward was getting to eat at Mrs. Wilkes's. Paula Deen's restaurant is the trendy place to load up on cholesterol in Georgia's oldest city these days. If you happen down to the coast, feel free to go there and eat. I am sure the food is quite good and you will get to rub shoulders with folks from all over the country who are looking for an authentic Southern experience - just like the ones they have seen on TV. Besides, if you all go to Paula Deen's, it will make it easier for me to get inside Mrs. Wilkes's, which has been a Savannah institution since before Paula Deen was a gleam in her old man's eye. Nothing against Paula, understand, but Mrs. Wilkes's place - my, oh my! They only serve from 11 until 2, Monday through Friday. Folks start lining up around 10:30 and the guy at the door admits them in waves of 80 at a time. We were in line at 10:55 and it was our turn to tie on the feed bag at 11:30 on the dot. It was well worth the wait. What they do is, they bring you in in groups of 10 or so and seat you around a big round table that is laden with more good Southern food than you can say grace over. Well, maybe that's a bad choice of words, because we certainly did say grace over the food. Only a heathen would fail to be thankful for such a spread. There was fried chicken, of course - and it was crisp on the outside and steaming on the inside. Delicious doesn't begin to describe the taste of that fried chicken. There was also sliced barbecue and meatloaf and beef stew. And there was rice and gravy and black-eyed peas and creamed corn, not to mention potatoes and lima beans and macaroni and cheese and rutabagas and collards - yeah, there were really rutabagas - and sweet potato souffle and green beans and squash and - I ain't making this up, y'all. They had all of this stuff on the table, and more. Lots more. I didn't even mention the cornbread and biscuits, for instance - or the blueberry cobbler and banana pudding they served for dessert. And they didn't even ask if you wanted sweet tea. They just went ahead and served it. And when we got through eating they asked us to take our plates and silverware to the kitchen, just like we were at home, which, quite frankly, I felt like we were. But the folks sharing the table with us - not so much. Oh, they were a friendly enough bunch, all right. But they were a long way from home. From Kansas, they told me, and they were with a tour group that promised to immerse them in Southern culture for a week. They had seen most of Savannah and gone on a ghost tour and even attended a cooking class where they fried up some green tomatoes and tried to make grits - but they were a little lost around the table at Mrs. Wilkes's. For instance, they had never encountered rutabagas. One brave soul decided to give them a try and pronounced that they were the worst baked apples he had ever tried to eat. And every one of the Kansas folks at the table said they would pass on the "spinach." They were good sports, though, and after I explained to them that the delectable greens in the bowl they were passing around the table with such disdain contained collards, not spinach, they each decided to try some. They listened intently as I taught them how to doctor up their greens with a little pepper sauce and chowchow and by the time we had finished the meal they understood about pot likker and cornbread and were sopping up the juices from their collards and field peas like old hands. An interesting bunch, this Kansas crew. Very friendly people and before dinner was done - and yes, I had to explain to them why what we were eating was "dinner" and not "lunch," and that they would be eating "supper" later in the evening - but before dinner was done, they had invited me to come to Kansas and sample some grain fed beef and whatever else folks in Kansas eat that we don't. And maybe I'll take them up on it, too - some weekend when I'm not real hungry. In the meantime, I hope the price of gas drops this summer, because I think I might be burning up the road between Conyers and Savannah - and I might even visit Jamie while I'm down there eating at Mrs. Wilkes's Boardinghouse. It's better than snuff, and not half as dusty. Darrell Huckaby is a local author and educator. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Roast Lamb with Spiced Red Cabbage
- 6 cups thinly sliced red cabbage (about half of large head)
- 3/4 cup chopped onion
- 1/2 cup chopped peeled green apple
- 1/2 cup dry red wine
- 1/2 cup cr�me de
- 1 cinnamon stick
- 3 whole cloves
- 1 1/2 teaspoons sugar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons balsamic vinegar
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 1/2 pounds lamb neck bones
- 1 cup canned beef broth
- 1 cup canned low-salt chicken broth
- 2 1 1/2- to 1 3/4-pound racks of lamb
- 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) chilled unsalted butter, cut into pieces
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil
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Mix first 8 ingredients in heavy large Dutch oven. Bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer until tender, stirring occasionally, abut 35 minutes. Add vinegar. (Can be made 1 day ahead. Chill.)
For Lamb:
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in heavy large Dutch oven over high heat. Add bones and brown well, about 8 minutes. Add all broth; bring to boil. Reduce heat; simmer until liquid is reduced to 1/2 cup, about 6 minutes. Strain into small saucepan. Set sauce aside.
Preheat oven to 400°F. Heat 1 tablespoon oil in heavy large skillet over high heat. Sprinkle lamb with salt and pepper. Add to skillet; brown on all sides, about 8 minutes. Transfer lamb to baking sheet. Roast lamb to desired doneness, about 8 minutes for medium-rare. Place Lamb on work surface. Let stand 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, rewarm cabbage, stirring often. Bring sauce to simmer. Remove sauce from heat; add butter and whisk just until melted. Mix in basil.
Arrange cabbage on plates. Cut lamb between bones and arrange atop cabbage. Spoon sauce over lamb and serve.
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The 1968 World Series moved back to St. Louis and the Tigers showed up like they did in game two, the last time a game was played at Busch Stadium. The Tigers scored enough runs to put this one away with two in the second but the ten they scored in the third frame turned this game into a big time blowout. In the process, the Tigers forced a pivotal winner take all game seven.
It was Denny McLain going up against Ray Washburn and the 31 win variety of McLain showed up. The Tigers first got to Washburn in the second inning. Norm Cash led off with a walk and he scored on Willie Horton's double. An out later, Horton scored on Bill Freehan's single to left. The inning could have been worse because with two men on, Denny McLain grounded into a double play to end the inning.
The third inning was one for the record books. The Tigers picked up ten runs on seven hits against four different pitchers. Dick McAuliffe led off with a walk and he moved to second on Mickey Stanley's single. McAuliffe scored on Al Kaline's single before Larry Jaster came in to relieve Washburn. Norm Cash singled home Stanley and Willie Horton walked to load up the bases before Jim Northrup came through with one of his trademark grand slams to open the game up. Ron Willis came in to pitch for Jaster but still the Tigers weren't done. Bill Freehan walked and Don Wert was hit by a pitch before Denny McLain moved them both over with a bunt, the first out of the inning. Dick McAuliffe was given a free pass before Mickey Stanley forced out Bill Freehan at the plate to make it two outs. Still, Al Kaline picked up his second hit of the inning with a two run single before Dick Hughes came in to replace Willis. Norm Cash singled home Stanley and Willie Horton singled home Kaline to put the tally at ten runs in the inning. Finally, Jim Northrup flied out to left to end the inning.
Al Kaline belted a solo homer in the fifth to further pad the lead. The Cardinals finally got to McLain in the ninth when Julian Javier singled home Roger Maris with two outs.
McLain finished with his first and only win of the series. He gave up one run on nine hits without a walk and he struck out seven in the complete game. Al Kaline and Norm Cash both had three hits and Kaline and Northrup both drove in four runs. The only Tiger starter to not reach base at least once was Denny McLain, who struck out in four at bats.
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After about 5 years of occasional stones, extractions, lithotrypsys, and numerous stents the problem grew worse.
In the past 5 years alone, I have had over 200 kidney infection, most requiring 3 to 5 days of hospitalization, well over 1000 stones, around 40 different stents, 2 nephrostomy tubes (one of which clogged within a week of insertion and could not be removed so they inserted another right next to it, this is while I was pregnant also.) During my pregnancy 3 years ago I was hospitalized for 5 out of the 8 months, my daughter was delivered over a month early and a week after giving birth I developed sepsis and was hospitalized for over 2 weeks.
The past year I continually have numerous stones in my kidney, and now my left, which up until this time, I have NEVER had ANY problems with, has started to develop stones and according to my last CT which was preformed not even a month ago, both kidneys are filed with stones and my right kidney is down to less than 10% function according to my renal scan.
In the 12 years I have had probably over 2500 stones, hundreds upon hundreds of kidney and urinary infections, have been hospitalized more than I can count, and NOTHING has been done to resolve the problem. I fear that sine I am now having problems with my left that it wil start to deteroriate and I will wind up on a donor list and dyalisis before my 35th birthday. My current doctor has cancelled a nephrectomy that was to be preformed on my right kidney 2 years ago, and 2 surgeries to try and scrape scar tissue built up in the kidney to reduce the number of infections and stones I get. And within the past month and a half, I have developed a brownish vein pattern on my upper right thigh and it doesnt go away and I have no idea what caused it.
I feel like I am lust waiting around to die, I am in pain on a daily basis, the stones are always moving and traveling through my ureter which causes constant pain and prohibits me from living my life even remotely close to the way I want to. I cant work, no employer wil hire on a person that has to go to the hospital more than work, my 3 year old suffers because she has a mom that cant always get up and play and run, do what normal mothers SHOULD be able to do for their children.
I do not want this to sound like I am seeking pity, I am not. I am looking for ANY suggestions that ANYONE may have. If you have, or someone you know, has gone through something similar and have ANY advise, I would greatly, greatly, greatly appreciate it.
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Kegels are great for toning and can sometimes help with incontinence, but it sounds like mediation may be your best source of relief.
And since you are having reoccurent infections, I would make sure that your doc does testing for any blockages that may have developed in your kidneys or your bladder. Blockages can cause build up of waste which will result in reoccurent infections.
Just remember, there is NOTHING to be embarassed about, I know it's hard not to be, I had a nehprostomy tube in my kidney which drained my kidney contents into a foley bag that I had to strap to my leg. I wore this for around 4 months and at first I was HUMILIATED to go out into public, but after a while I realized that there was nothing to be ashamed about. I didn't cause this to happen to me, it's something that I had no control over, and neither do you. You should NEVER be ashamed of something that you have no control over, especially when it comes to your health.
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I was told that whatever issues I was having with my right would not transfer to my left, but then why now am I getting stones in the left? If it was one I could understand, it happens, but my last CT showed at least 10-15 small stones in the left and at least 20 in the right.
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Call for Art Submissions
Submit art for the Art Show and Alumni Reception. (link opens in a new window)
Selected art work will be shown at the Art Show and Alumni Reception to be held Friday evening, Oct. 23, 2015.
The Art Show is combined with the Alumni Reception to form one of the highlights of each year's conference. It is a great opportunity to mix and mingle with other conference attendees and enjoy great art, music and more!
Students can submit up to ten pieces as a collection or as individual pieces.
The committee reserves the right to limit the number of pieces selected based on space limitations, content or other factors.
Email the Student Academic Conference planning committee at email@example.com with questions or issues with the submission form.