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Rated 4.1 out of 5 by 120 reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5 by Luvthatgreen Good looking Luggage Rack I needed a luggage Rack for our guests but also use it for our trips to pack our clothes. The lower shelf is a great bonus. It was a bit difficult to assemble and the shelf finiish was damaged on one side, so we had to turn it over. It was a fair value for the cost. January 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by metman4u quality and useability Well constructed, excellent finish and easily assembled. A very good choice for that spare bedroom. March 9, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Maggie14 Very Happy We are both very happy with our folding luggage rack. but in regards to the tray we both felt this was very cheaply made and will not be using it for fear that it will just fall apart. Since we only ordered this for guest to put their luggage on I am giving the folding luggage rack four stars. July 18, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by HeartoftheNorth Nice looking. I put this in my guestroom. There is some assembly required. December 11, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by ClassAct Lovely practicality I have two of these luggage racks for my guest bedroom and I like that they have the shelf underneath. The dark wood looks nice but isn't the very best quality finish I've seen. The rack arrives in pieces within molded Styrofoam, which always leaves a mess but protects the wood in transit. Follow the instructions precisely in order to get the pieces on in the right order. It seems sturdily made, but I suggest keeping the wrench (provided) in the room in which the rack is to be used in order to tighten the screws when needed. November 8, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by HurleyGirly Wooden Luggage Rack The extra pillows and blankets in the guest room were piled on the floor of the closet. Now everything is stacked neatly on top of the rack. When guests come, we remove the pillows and blankets for use, giving the guests a pretty rack for their luggage. They think it's a nice touch having a rack just like in a fancy hotel. September 30, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by KcKc Luggage rack I have purchased other luggage racks for a summer home. This rack is nice and of good quality and price. However, I did not realize it had to be assembled. It was tedious and I would spend more money for one assembled. I would recommend this product. March 24, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by rickyg folding luggage rack good product...especially like the lower shelf for shoes...other luggage racks don't have that! Seems very sturdy & well built. Fairly easy to assemble if you pay attention. Great value. Arrived in days... October 16, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by AMVEBR Nice but assembly required I was surprised that this item needed assembly given that it is not a very heavy item and it is supposed to fold. I guess that helps bring down the price. It is a nice rack though. Happy with the purchase. December 8, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Keypuncher Prompt customer service response. After the missing hardware was received the folding luggage rack was just what we needed. January 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by 63bobcat white folding luggage rack I wanted a white folding luggage rack for a guest room. Delivery was prompt. Since there were no directions in the box, I found them online. Once I got the directions, it went together easily. It looks great, is very sturdy, and is a nice addition to the room for our guests. May 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by InSearchOfValueandQuality Serves it Purpose / Nice Appearance I purchased this on a whim... something I could use that would allow me to just meet the minimum dollar amount to receive a discount on my entire purchase. The finish is nice, it looks just like it does in the catalog and it works just like you would expect it to. No surprises. October 25, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by TCMd Nice but frustrating instructions Its pretty and functional. Didn't buy the tray as reviews were negative for that piece. You would probably be better off throwing the assembly instructions away as they only serve to confuse. I don't know who wrote it, but they should try another occupation. November 27, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by supershopper Nice looking and sturdy luggage rack I bought two of these. The first one took me a while to put together, and I was wishing I'd purchased a different one I'd seen which did not require assembly. Second one went together quickly once I figured out how the holes lined up etc. I do recommend it! December 1, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by deanie works nicely in guest room It's hard to find a wooden luggage rack. This one is especially nice with the shoe rack beneath. December 2, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by ToriV Beautiful rack I bought this item as a gift for Christmas. While the luggage rack itself was beautiful and what the person wanted, the tray was a bit questionable. The bottom part of the tray was a very thin piece of wood. I initially told her she could use the tray as a breakfast in bed kind of server but after seeing the item in person, I doubt it would hold that much weight. It came is pieces which I thought it would have come put together since the size of the box was about the same size as the assembled unit. If it were assembled and a thicker piece of wood used for the bottom, I think the item would have easily been a 5. December 29, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by hbayou nice to have in a guest room I needed a luggage rack for the guest bedroom and thought the additional tray would be a nice addition. It is - my son used .it for his laptop when he visited last week. I'm glad I added it. The luggage rack is well made and adequate for unpacking suitcases - also looks good - the lower rack is a good addition. The tray looks good but the base of the tray is just a thin piece of laminated fiberboard - buy since it is not meant to bear great weight, it functions well. Both store easily when not in use. January 14, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by CNURSET NOT TOO EASY TO PUT TOGETHER IT IS JUST WHAT WE NEEDED FOR GUESTS. A BIT DIFFICULT TO PUT TOGETHER. GOOD VALUE September 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by chickenlady I expect to have good use of the luggage rack. This piece looks good, and I plan to leave it in plain view in our guest room so that guests will feel free to use it. Also, it will work for me as I pack for trips because it puts my suitcase at a good height for ease of packing. I have no idea what the performance/durability of the luggage rack might be so cannot accurately rate this area. December 8, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Jomama Good-looking and sturdy This luggage rack was one of the better-looking ones out there and reasonably priced. It seems sturdy and was fairly easy to assemble. It folds up easily. December 31, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Bjtpop It equals the description in catalog. Is sturdy, looks good, and is very functional. We like the tray on the bottom. January 6, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by foundarack Folding Luggage Rack The appearance was nice and the price was better than most others I saw in catalogues. However, the assemply was a bit much and was difficult for me. I became frustrated with it, but eventually got it together. February 7, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Cyndy Just what I was looking for. This is exactly what I was looking for. There is not alot of room in my spare bedroom but I wanted something for guests to put their luggage on. This folded rack is out of the way when not in use and looks very nice when unfolded. The only comment I would add is that the description does not tell you that is does not come assembled. I was totally surprised when it arrived and I realized I still had to put it together! Not that difficult to assemble, but it did take quite a bit of time. Not sure of durabilty as it has not been used yet. Looks study though. March 15, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by SFMom Assembly is a real IQ test I echo what has already been written about this product. Assembly is difficult, but not impossible. Luckily, any missteps can be undone. It is preferable to have an extra hand in the assembly process rather than doing it alone. The tray is not strong enough to support much weight, although the luggage holder itself is plenty strong. The luggage holder and tray look nice and suit my purpose for the many houseguests I welcome to San Francisco. June 6, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by scampy Suits our needs We've been looking for a nice luggage rack to use in our spare bedrooms in the cottage. We don't have any dressers. Most people just stay a few nights and bring a suitcase, so it was perfect for our need. June 23, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 Review It was very inexpensive compared to others I looked at and yet was very nice looking. It is a present for a friend and she loves it. January 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Rivergal luggage rack The luggage rack is perfect for what I needed it for. The directions were not great, luckily I have a handy boyfriend who put it together for me. April 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by PotteryGurl Get out your bifocals I needed a folding luggage rack for my mom's visit in a couple of weeks and this one looked nice with the added advantage of a shelf below for shoes, etc. Assembly...well...You REALLY have to pay instructions to the details in the small pictures. If you don't turn the legs to face just the right direction, you have to start over again. And you can't tell easily from the pictures which way you should face them. Took me an hour to assemble, but it does look nice. June 1, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by TexasShopper This is the luggage rack you've been looking for! I gave the folding luggage rack to my parents as a gift to use in their guest room. My father said that it was a bit tricky to put together, but he did manage it without too much difficulty. It looks beautiful and seems very sturdy. It will be put to the test with the army of guests coming to visit over the Summer. He recommends the product. May 1, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by tavernkeeper Available in three finishes I purchased one in each finish and like how they go with my different bedroom decors. Assembly was a little tricky but was able to assemble three of them in a half hour. I'm anxious to see how they hold up for my overnight guests! Bottom shelf was a nice addition to the usual luggage rack. September 8, 2014
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HORSE KILLED - HEUVELTON The driver of a buggy was injured and his horse killed after the vehicle was struck from behind by a car Thursday evening, firefighters at the scene have confirmed.
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The buggy was traveling in the 2200 block of Route 184 shortly before 5:30 p.m. when the crash occurred.
CRIMINAL CONTEMPT - CANTON - Canton-based state police charged Dustin P. Gushlaw, 33, of Canton with second-degree criminal contempt and second-degree aggravated harassment Wednesday afternoon stemming from an investigation into an incident reported at 12:42 p.m. Dec. 18 from the town of Canton. Gushlaw was arraigned in local court and sent to the St. Lawrence County Correctional Facility.
AGGRAVATED UNLICENSED OPERATION - MASSENA - Massena-based state police charged Casey D. McMillan, 24, of Apt. D, 9957 state Route 56, Massena, with second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle and ticketed him for operation of a vehicle with non-transparent windows at 9:30 a.m. Thursday following a traffic stop on state Route 131. His operating privileges had nine suspensions on five dates between April 11, 2009 and Aug. 30, 2009 for failure to answer summons in courts in Masssena and Potsdam. McMillan was arraigned by Massena Town Justice Gerald P. Sharlow and released on his own recognizance to reappear Jan. 23 in Massena Town Court.
PROPERTY DAMAGE ACCIDENTS - CANTON - State police from around the region investigated a number of property damage accidents around the region on Wednesday. Among those were:
Azia R. Hart, 29, of Akwesasne and Diana M. Jenkins, 65, of Massena were involved in a two-vehicle collision at 9:03 a.m. on state Route 56, near the Joy Road, in the town of Norfolk.
Kimberlee S. George, 46, of Massena at 5:54 p.m. on County Route 10, near the Sanderson Road, in the town of Lisbon.
William S. Armstrong, 71, of Madrid at 6:16 p.m. on County Route 33, near the Miller Road, in the town of Waddington.
UNINSPECTED MOTOR VEHICLE - MASSENA - Village police ticketed Noel N. Thomas, 21, of East Part Road, Winthrop, for operation of an uninspected motor vehicle at 1:02 p.m. Wednesday following a traffic stop on Parker Avenue.
UNSAFE BACKING - MASSENA - Village police ticketed Dwight P. Bero Jr., 24, of Helena Road, Hogansburg, for unsafe backing at 5:40 p.m. Wednesday following an incident on Stearns Street.
DESIGNATED LANE - MASSENA - Village police ticketed Coleman J. Newtown, 20, of state Route 72, Potsdam, for failure to use designated lane at 11:08 p.m. Wednesday following a stop near Andrews at Main streets.
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Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 0 (14739th overall since 1950)
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Dual Nationality
The concept of dual nationality means that a person is a citizen of two countries at the same time. Each country has its own citizenship laws based on its own policy. Persons may have dual nationality by automatic operation of different laws rather than by choice. For example, a child born in a foreign country to U.S. citizen parents may be both a U.S. citizen and a citizen of the country of birth. For more information about the legal ramifications of dual nationality, please click here.
Nicaraguan-American Dual National Minors
U.S. Citizen minors who also have Nicaraguan citizenship must comply with departure requirements specific to Nicaraguan children under the age of 18. This is an unofficial guide and any questions regarding departure requirements should be directed to Nicaraguan Immigration. Contact Information for the main offices of Nicaraguan Immigration is as follows:
Telephone (505) 2-244-3989
Address: De los semáforos de la Tenderí 3 ½ Cuadras al Norte
Managua, Nicaragua.
Please read below to see if any of the specific situations apply to your child.
• Situation One: The child entered Nicaragua using a Nicaraguan passport and will stay less than 30 days
The child will need to present the same passport when leaving. If the stay is shorter than 30 days, then the child does not need an exit visa.
• Situation Two: The child entered Nicaragua using a Nicaraguan passport and will stay 30 days or more
A. If both parents are in Nicaragua but only one parent is traveling with the child, the following documentation will need to be presented to the authorities at the airport or a border crossing in order for the child to leave the country:
- Parent's identification (passport or cédula) and a copy of the ID
- Child's birth certificate and a copy
- Notarized travel authorization in original
B. If only one parent is in Nicaragua, the in-country parent will need to submit the following to Nicaraguan Immigration in order to obtain an exit visa for the child:
- Child's valid passport and birth certificate, and a copy of each
- In-country parent's identification (passport or cédula), original and copy
- Notarized travel authorization signed by the in-country parent
- Nicaraguan migratory entry/exit records for the non-present parent
- Application (form available at the Nicaraguan Immigration office)
C. If neither parent is in Nicaragua, the following documents must be submitted to Nicaraguan Immigration in order to obtain an exit visa for the child:
- Child's valid passport and birth certificate, and a copy of each
- Notarized copy of parents' identification (passport or cédula)
- Notarized travel authorization signed by both parents
- Application (form available at the Nicaraguan Immigration office)
• Situation Three: The child entered Nicaragua using his/her U.S. passport and has overstayed the time authorized by Nicaraguan Immigration
Nicaraguan Immigration authorities typically issue a 90-day courtesy visa. If the child remains longer than the authorized stay, an extension should be requested at the main Nicaraguan Immigration office. Overstaying a visa will impede the child's departure until the corresponding fine is paid.
• Situation Four: The child was issued a new passport at the U.S. Embassy
If the child was born in Nicaragua and is traveling for the first time using his/her U.S. passport issued by the U.S. Embassy in Managua, the child's parents (to include adoptive parents) need to obtain a validation stamp for the child at the main Nicaraguan Immigration office so the child may depart the country. Nicaraguan Immigration may require that the parents process a Nicaraguan passport or "Salvaconducto" for their child. For more information, contact Nicaraguan Immigration directly.
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In a bid to strengthening its presence in the international cultural landscape, Knowledge without Borders is participating in the 34th Paris Book Fair, which will be concluded on the 24th of March, as well as the 51st Bologna Children's Book Fair which will take place in Italy from 24th to 27th of March.
Through these participations, KWB aims to present Sharjah's reading promotion efforts which include distributing free home libraries to 42000 families in the Emirate.
Rashid Al Kous, General Manager of Knowledge without Borders, said, "Despite the fact that the project is local and focusing on the emirate of Sharjah, it still aims to participate in various international cultural events dedicated to book, reading and publishing to present this pioneering and unprecedented experience of distributing more than one million book for free to 42000 Emirati families – a groundbreaking initiative that is like no other in the region or even the entire world. Through this exposure we aim also to exchange experience with organisations dedicated to cultural development and reading promotion."
He said that KWB is gaining increasing international attention and recognition and its selection criteria, which include excellent content, attractive designs and good printing have been recognised by renowned international publishers. These criteria will contribute to developing the Emirati and Arab publishing industry, as Arab publishers will pay more attention to the quality of their publications in order to be selected by the project. This will increase the chance of translating these publications to other languages as they meet the quality standards adopted in Europe and the USA.
The Paris Book Fair is one of the premier events in Europe for book industry professionals and this year's edition attracted 1200 publishers and 2000 authors from 37 countries.
The Bologna Children's Book Fair is considered as the world's most important international event dedicated to the children's books. The fair brings together thousands of publishers, authors, illustrators, literary agents, licensors and licensees, printers, booksellers, librarians, and distributors from about 60 countries worldwide.
The Knowledge without Borders initiative was launched in 2008 under the generous patronage of HH Sheikh Dr Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and Ruler of Sharjah, and with the close follow up of Sheikha Bodour bint Sultan Al Qasimi, Head of the Organising Committee of the Knowledge without Borders project. The initiative aims to promote the culture of reading in each Emirati house by establishing home libraries – filled with a valuable collection of Arabic books – covering various areas of knowledge that cater to the intellectual needs of all members of the family.
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For Bissau
Michael Lambert (Univeristy of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
© American
Anthropology Association
summer we lost a city. Although I had never been there,
I understood that Bissau was a sleepy town, some 200,000
people spread over several coastal islands. I remember
lying in bed, listening to the local BBC broadcast,
and hearing what seemed at the time to be an unremarkable
report. A handful of soldiers had attempted a coup d'etat
in Guinea-Bissau. It seemed so banal--yet another coup
attempt in an African nation. I brushed it aside. Surely
this coup had already been suppressed. How wrong I was.
In just weeks Bissau was emptied of its civilian population.
They were chased out by soldiers fighting for control
of the city. On one side were soldiers loyal to President
Joao "Nino" Vieira (including troops from
Senegal and Guinea Conakry). On the other were troops
loyal to General Ansoumana Mane, the leader of the coup.
I was
in Dakar, Senegal at the time. I had rented an apartment
from a Cape Verdian woman. A few days after the fighting
had erupted I happened upon her wandering through the
streets, tears streaming down her cheeks. She was going
to the phone center once again to try to call her sons
who, for all she knew, were still in Bissau. Several
boats evacuating refugees had arrived in Dakar's
port the previous day. Madam B __ said she had gone
to see whether her boys were on these boats. She did
not see them. Later, another friend described the scene
when the boats had pulled into the port. They were overcrowded,
and the refugees had passed at least two days on the
boats without food. In my mind I tried to imagine their
other privations--how would they sleep or use the bathroom
on a boat that was so crowded. According to my friend
they were literally screaming to get off the boat. I
tried to console Madame B __ as she wandered in the
direction of the phone center, but I dared not mention
that a boat bearing refugees had capsized. Some 200
civilians had died.
The coup
had its roots in Senegal, which perhaps explains why
the Senegalese government felt entitled to intervene.
Since 1982 the Mouvement des Forces Democratique Casamançais
(MFDC) has been fighting for the independence of Senegal's
southern Casamance region. The fact that the Casamance
is wedged between Guinea-Bissau and The Gambia has made
it difficult for the Senegalese government to control
the situation. Several MFDC bases are allegedly located
along the border in Guinea-Bissau. Throughout the war
Senegal has worked to convince Guinea-Bissau to help
eradicate these rebel bases. Eventually economic incentives,
such as support for Guinea-Bissau's inclusion
in the CFA franc zone, enticed Vieira's government
to abet Senegal's military efforts.
this alliance many believed that elements in Guinea-Bissau's
military continued to funnel arms to the MFDC. While
Senegal believed that Vieira was not involved in this
arms trade, they, along with Vieira, suspected that
Ansoumana Mane, commander of Guinea-Bissau's military,
was deeply involved. By January Mane knew that he was
to be replaced. Nonetheless, Vieira waited until June
7 to remove Mane from office. Mane killed the soldier
Vieira had sent to disarm him, and the rebellion began.
days Guinea Conakry sent troops to support Vieira. Shortly
afterwards Senegal, too, had troops on the ground. Exactly
when the Senegalese intervention began is not clear.
What is clear is that the Senegalese considered this
a quick cleanup operation: the deployment was to last
no more than 72 hours. As of this writing, almost two
months later, Senegalese troops are still in Bissau,
and the Senegalese people have been left shaking their
heads, wondering how they could have gotten themselves
into such a mess. In retrospect Vieira's actions
and the Senegalese intervention appear frighteningly
shortsighted. Why, one wonders, did Vieira wait so long
to replace Mane? Why did he give him from January until
June to prepare his uprising? Many with whom I spoke
with said that Vieira should not have fired Mane. Mane,
they said, was too powerful. Vieira should have appointed
him to a post very far away--he could have been made
Ambassador to China, for example.
As for
the Senegalese government, they, too, misread the situation.
Mane had six months to plan his rebellion and garner
the support of the Bissauian troops, a task that could
not have been very difficult: Mane is admired in Guinea-Bissau
as a hero of the revolution. The Senegalese pieced their
response together in a matter of days. They probably
believed that they would be aiding a large contingent
of loyalist troops. Many with whom I spoke believed
that all of Guinea-Bissau's military had abandoned
their President. They believed that what could have
begun and ended as a coup d'etat has escalated
into an interstate war between Senegal and Guinea-Bissau.
after I saw Madam B __ wandering distraughtly through
the streets, her first son told me that one of her other
sons had called. This second son had made it to Kolda,
a town in Senegal. His employer, a cigarette company,
arranged to bring him to Dakar; he was to arrive that
evening. Over the next few days refugees from Bissau
started moving into the apartment building in which
I was staying. Madam B __'s second son told me that
not that long ago an American had told him that he loved
Bissau because it was so laid back. Crime and violence
were not a problem. That statement had been made on
Saturday. Sunday the fighting began. Apparently it had
happened like that. He said that there had been no warnings,
no rumors, nothing. The fighting, it seemed, had come
out of nowhere.
A few
days later Madam B __'s third son arrived. He
owned the only printing business in Bissau. From what
he told me, his business was doing quite well. He said
that he stuck it out in Bissau as long as he was able.
Eventually, however, conditions deteriorated to the
point that he really had to get out, not because of
the fighting but because there was no electricity, no
water, no food, nothing. He had helped a neighbor, he
said, patch together a makeshift stretcher with which
they had carried a disabled man twenty miles to the
road that leads to Senegal. He spoke at length about
his business and about how he wanted to get a new machine
that would allow him to do multi-color printing. He
showed me some of his work, a religious motif he had
done for a church in Bissau. I could see why, despite
the danger, he had wanted to stay in Bissau through
the fighting. I doubt that he believes that he will
ever have his business again, that is, if he ever gets
to return to Bissau. He told me that he was particularly
worried that Nigerian troops would be sent in. "Everyone
knows they are thieves," he said.
man was not alone in the belief that this was an internal
matter for the Bissauians to resolve on their own, a
matter in which the Guinean, the Senegalese, or anyone
else had no business getting involved. He shared the
view that, had Senegal not sent troops, the matter would
have ended in a few days. He was probably right. He
shared his fear that the people of Guinea-Bissau would
never forgive the Senegalese for destroying their country.
He had every reason to believe that, as a Senegalese
national, he would never again be welcome in Bissau.
I returned to the States, I tried to find news reports
on the situation in Bissau. I did not come across any
televised reports on the war. Nor did I come across
reports in the press. The only news I found on the web
was stashed away in the archives. It was and is hard
to believe that a city was swept away, and the American
press did not even find time to take notice.
The press
silence over the death of Bissau probably suited the
Senegalese government well. When I met with Kaaw Sow,
a Senegalese journalist who has dedicated his career
to reporting on the Casamance, he was trying to get
into Guinea-Bissau. He managed to report on the first
few weeks of the uprising, but since returning for what
he thought would be a brief visit to Dakar, he has not
been able to get back across the border. He told me
that he had already arranged for a plane. The problem,
though, was that the Senegalese government had sealed
off the small coastal nation ostensively to isolate
Mane's rebels forces. I can understand why the
Senegalese would want to seal possible supply routes
(rumor has it that the MFDC is fighting side-by-side
with Mane's troops) and even why they would want
to restrict the access of journalists to the region.
Still, I cannot understand why they prevented a Medecins
sans frontieres mission from entering the war-ravaged
nation. Kaaw Sow told me that he was no longer reporting
on Guinea-Bissau. As long as he could not get into the
country, he had nothing to report. Several people with
whom I spoke said that Portuguese news agencies were
providing the only reliable reporting on Guinea-Bissau.
When, on July 15, Senegal's official newspaper
Le Soleil printed an article denouncing Portuguese press
reports on the war, I found this claim even more credible
its part, the Senegalese government has been virtually
mute. They have yet to explain the intervention to the
Senegalese people. They have, however, worked hard to
win the international community to their side. The Senegalese
government has packaged their invasion as an effort
to restore the democratically elected government to
power. I did not meet anyone from Bissau who believed
the electoral process in that country was fair or democratic.
The impression I got from my small and unrepresentative
sample was that they thought that Vieira had been President
long enough and that they would be happy to see Mane
take over.
The British
government (albeit lukewarm) and the Organization of
African Unity have spoken in support of the Senegalese
invasion. I wonder, however, if the Senegalese government,
in all honesty, still believes that they did the right
thing. In hindsight neutrality appears as though it
might have been the shrewder choice. Senegal might then
have tried to forge an alliance with whichever leader
prevailed. If the MFDC is fighting with Mane, a rebel
victory will put Senegal in a real pickle. They will
have to contend with a southern neighbor that openly
supports the MFDC. On the other hand, if Senegal restores
Vieira to power, they will probably have to occupy the
nation through brute force, a formidable task in light
of the fact that Guinea-Bissau successfully fought itself
out from under the yoke of colonial domination and that
Senegal has been unable to control the MFDC. It is little
wonder that Senegal is eager to pass this problem onto
ECOMOG. I am sure that Senegal wants to wash its hands
of this before her citizens call their government to
task for allowing their sons to fall on foreign soil.
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Three years old and ready to hit the road!
Jessica Alba was spotted buying her daughter Honor Warren a car Wednesday. The actress, 30, purchased a hot pink Barbie convertible from Toys R Us in Culver City, Calif. Pushing 4-month-old Haven in her stroller, Alba got some help from a store employee taking Honor's new wheels to her car.
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ROSEBURG, Ore. -- Police are investigating the death of a 5-year-old girl Friday morning in Roseburg.
The investigation is taking place at a residence at 937 W. Elaine Ave., just south of the St. Joseph's Catholic Church off Harvard Avenue. The residence is in the HADCO low-income housing project.
According to the Roseburg Police Department, just before 5 a.m., officers and EMTs responded to a call about a girl who wasn't conscious or breathing.
Police said that paramedics attempted to resuscitate the child but were unable to revive her. She was declared deceased at the residence.
Officials told KPIC News that several people were in the house when paramedics arrived, and all of those people are being interviewed.
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Tuningen. The new PASSION of U-Turn sets new references in the EN C class, now chief designer Ernst Strobl promises a new High-End wing in the EN B section which pulverizes common performance levels. "Our prototypes reach a glide of 10, and this without trade off in safety". The new design is called BLACKLIGHT and will be available in summer.
Outstanding Performance but still the high safety of an EN-B wing -to reach this, many innovations are in the BLACKLIGHT only available in U-Turn wings. The BLACKLIGHT got like the PASSION the High Definition Profile (HDP) HDP means: plastic rods on the topsail which covers 45 to 80% of the profile length. "We are calculating and testing now to reach the optimum," tells Strobl from daily work.
The system accords perfectly with the High Pressure Crossport Design (HPCD), the ribs are designed that way that they allow optimal cross ventilation in the wing with a high stability and a dynamic wing characteristic. This technology is borrowed from the THRILLER and is now used in the serial wings. The optimized crossports allow a closed cell in the outer third of the wing to realize a better unfolding characteristic after a collapse.
The BLACKLIGHT will have around 50 cells and an aspect ratio of 5.8. Another reason for the high performance is the use of top-quality NCV fabric materials, (type 27 and 36 and type 40 Skytech-fabric, water-repellent on topsail) which reduces weight in size M below 5kg. Another fact for the glide of 10 is the intelligent line geometry. "Until now we use 12 different types of line in which the line length in total will be reduced by 40%," so Strobl. Instead of 420m we will use significant less than 300m lines- with enormous advantage in aerodynamics.
The PPN-System instead of the heavy nose reinforcement mylar gives a superb starting, "and thermalling the wing is just a dream", promises Strobl. Now he is waiting taut for the latest prototypes. "Everything looks very promising, the glide of 10 is made and now we have to fine tune to the optimal trim" Strobl is positive to keep the time schedule.


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Revlon ColorStay Makeup [Reformulated Early 2013]
4484 reviews
70% would repurchase
Package Quality: 2.8
Price: $$
Package Quality: 2.8
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INGREDIENTSActive Ingredients: Titanium Dioxide (7.3%) Inactive Ingredients: Aqua/Water (Water), Cyclomethicone, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Butylene Glycol, Boron Nitride, Dimethicone, SD Alcohol 40B, PEG/PPG 18/18 Dimethicone, Nylon 12, Tribehenin, Isododecane, Polyisobutene, Sodium Chloride, Cetyl PEG/PPG 10/1 Dimethicone, Bisabolol, Serica (Silk Powder), Tocopheryl Acetate, Retinyl Palmitate, Malva Sylvestris Flower Extract (Mallow), Lilium Candidum Bulb Extract (Lily), Lactobacillus/Eridictyon Californicum Ferment Extract, Cymbidium Grandiflorum Flower Extract, Alumina, Polydimethylsiloxane/Polymethysilesquioxane Copolymer, Ethylene Brassylate, Methicone, Trisiloxane, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Tetrasodium EDTA, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, May Contain (+/-): Mica (CI 77019), Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, 77492, 77499)
on 9/1/2010 1:26:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Very Oily, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Got this in Caramel and while the color was perfect it didn't give me the coverage I need to cover acne scars (acne is gone but still have the scars) and I found that in order to cover the scars I would have to put on extra foundation which would make me look darker.
My skin is extremly oily, I would still have to blot throughout the day, I like Maybelline SUperstay coverage better but I like Colorstay color better and I get them both in Caramel but Superstay has more of a yellow tone to it which I don't like.
Once my acne scars fade I might consider giving Colorstay another chance. We'll see
Alright I'm back! What I am doing now is mixing Revlon Colorstay (Caramel) and Superstay (Caramel) together and it's PERFECT!!!
Like I said before the Superstay has this strong yellow undertone and the Colorstay when putting enough to cover acne scars can be too dark soooooo I combined the two and I have the perfect color and coverage! I am also using MOM and I noticed when I used it with the Superstay alone OMG!! I looked a hot mess it made me look bleached out or something.
Now when I use MOM (to control the shine) with the two foundations combined you can't tell and my oily skin has a matte finished! (for now) it's been 5 hrs and I only have a tiny bit of shine on my forehead where as before by now my entire face would be super oily!!.
I think it's the combo of the 2 foundations that's helping with the oiliness b/c when I used the MOM with the superstay it didn't help the oiliness at all!
Who would've thought that combining 2 rival foundations would give me the perfect color, coverage and shine control?!!! Kboogie is a happy girl!! Ya'll just don't know how happy I am..... seriously
.... another update:
I've have since nixed my previous combo of Colorstay and Superstay I know only use Revlon Colorstay and in a different color.... Toast which is way too light to wear alone but when I pair is with Maybelline Fit Powder in Shade #355 I think it's coconut. It looks great! I've gotten so many compliments on that combo.
QUESTION!!! Has anyone else noticed Colorstay in a 24 hour formula lately? I was in Target to buy another bottle and saw some with a 24hr sticker on the cap. I figured it was a mistake so I looked on the back in the decription and sure nuff it talked about how it is a 24hr foundation. Not all of the bottles onthe shelf had them. This was a month ago and I went in today just to look and there were some still there.
I checked out the website and didn't see anything about a new 24hr formula.
on 9/1/2010 1:06:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I have oily/acne prone skin which makes it challenging to find a foundation that works for my skin type. I was very skeptical when I first purchased this product because I don't normally buy drugstore brand foundations. However, I had read good reviews on it and wanted to give it a try. To my surprise, I absolutely love my Revlon Colorstay Foundation for Combo/Oily Skin! This foundation does not break me out! Not only does it cover very well, but if you have oily skin it really helps to control the oil breakthrough. I have found that with this foundation I don't even need to use my Mac mattifying cream. I normally purchase my foundations at Clinique, Estee Lauder, Lancome, or Mac but I have to say that I actually think that this foundation is very comparable if not better. The only thing is that I wish the bottle came with a pump because it can be difficult to control how much product comes out of the bottle. But overall, if you are looking for a great foundation at an affordable price you should consider giving this foundation a try! I will definately purchase this again!
on 9/1/2010 12:34:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I like this product a lot. It stays on all day, which is my favorite part. But it also cakes on way too easily (but that might be my fault for puting it on wrong, i dont know) It also smelled like paint, nasty! But the smell goes away after a while. Other than that, it is great - nicely priced, stays on, doesn't make me break out, etc.!!
on 8/31/2010 3:05:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
This is my all time fave foundation. This is the only one I use every single day. It stays on all day and doesn't come off. I live in Louisiana and it is so hot here. We also have a lot of hudmidity and my makeup is still there when I go to take it off at night. I love that it is a medium to full coverage but it doesn't feel heavy or caked on. I am on my 3rd or 4th bottle. Love this stuff. The only thing I wish they had was a pump. Too much ends up coming out.
on 8/30/2010 10:47:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
Full-coverage and long lasting; did not make me break out! This foundation is good for the money. I really have nothing bad to say about this product (it's AMAZING!) except for one thing: the packaging. Not a huge fan of the bottle and the cap (some product got inside the cap for some reason.. and instead of black, you see the foundation? Weird). But I still love this stuff regardless, and works just as well as any other high-end liquid foundation out there - if not better!
on 8/30/2010 10:30:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Wow. I dont know why I didn't try this sooner! Well, actually the reason I never tried it before is because of how the majority of reviews say it sucks because there's no pump, it looks thick and cakey, it's hard to blend, and people have breakout issues. I have to say, I do not agree with any of that! It really doesn't bother me that there is no pump. I find that it actually looks very smooth and natural on me. I have no problems blending it, I actually apply it with my fingers and it blends in beautifully! I've been using it for almost 2 weeks and have not broken out. With my skin, if something is going to irritate it, it would have happened within 2 days. I use the shade 180 Sand Beige. I set it with Too Faced Primed and Poreless loose powder. Also, I use the Combination/Oily version. I find that it helps control oil VERY well. Much better than any foundation or primer I've tried in the last 5 years. Speaking of primers, I do not use one. I use Olay Beauty Fluid in the sensitive version under this. The coverage is really great, I have a few dark spots (post acne marks) on my chin that need covering and this works very well while still looking natural. It does help disguise blemishes, but I still use concealer if I have any blemishes that are really red. Overall, right now I am loving this, and I will continue to purchase!
on 8/30/2010 5:15:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I really LOVE this foundation. It looks very natural and is by far the best drugstore foundation I have ever tried. I personally think it blends easily ( I use a sponge), and I found the perfect color for me that you can't even tell the difference between my skin and the foundation. I originally bought one shade darker, and got to exchange it. It is a little on the pricey side (about $13) but worth it. I also have extremely oily skin and this lasts me for more than 4 hours without any powder without looking oily. Is also non-transfer, so if you rub it off is gonna be very hard to take it off (use a good makeup remover, just water won't do!). The one thing I absolutely dislike about this foundation is the packaging. I wish it had a pump, because it can get messy fast. But for the quality of the product, the packaging is just a detail. You will really not find anything like this in drugstores, and if you have oily skin, is just heaven. Finally something that works!
on 8/30/2010 1:26:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
Ok, this foundation is quite good, i have to be honest though it has its problems. I like this foundation because it stays on all day, and feels really comfortable and hydrating on my skin which is combo/dry. But i found this product REALLY hard to blend in especially with your fingers!And also i got the shade beige, this foundation comes out at least 2 shades darker than it looks, unfortunatly there was no tester at the time! :( bummer! And the price at �11.99 is really overpriced, unfortunatly not worth the money i payed, I was really excited about this review at first...:(
on 8/29/2010 3:15:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Recently, I've gone through about 5 different kinds of foundations looking for the right one. My main problem is that by the end of the day my skin is like an oil slick. I have combination skin that is slightly acne prone. With nothing on my skin but moisturizer, it stays pretty non-oily. However, if i wear foundation, sure enough by end of day it is usually pretty oily.
After trying NARS sheer matte, Dior diorskin forever, MUFE HD, smashbox high def healthy fx, and MAC mineralize foundation, I decided all of these expensive products weren't cutting it and went back to using drugstore brands.
I found that revlon colorstay combination/oily in #340 golden caramel is a perfect match for my skin tone and so far has kept my skin matte (but not too matte like MUFE matte can be) and fresh looking. I'm super happy with the product and with the price.
I know there are many complaints about the bottle and lack of pump, but this doesn't really seem to bother me. Maybe towards the end as you use most of the product up, i can see how it could be annoying to get the foundation out...but even with a pump that tends to be the case. Also, people have said that the consistency is too thick and that it looks cakey and unnatural, but i have found the exact opposite to be true on my skin. I also use MAC prep and prime primer beforehand so maybe that helps?
Also, in terms of it causing breakouts...i suspect that maybe the formula just didn't match your skin. I seemed to break out a lot with MAC mineralize foundation. A good skin cleansing routine is key to healthy skin either way and esp for all those using longer lasting foundations. I tend to use a creamier and richer face wash most days. Loreal revitalift radiant smoothing cream cleanser is what i use every other day and in between that i use biore ice wash to prevent acne. 2x times a week i exfoliate with a scrub...right now i'm using garnier skin renew 3 way cleanser. I also recommend st. ive's cream cleanser to remove makeup. Put it on dry skin and then tissue off, use a damp washcloth, or simply wash off and then follow up with a regular foaming cleanser or whichever soap you choose. I get the occasional breakout and my skin has oily tendencies, but having a skin routine has kept my skin really nice otherwise.
I guess my lesson learned here is to try try try every foundation because everyone's skin is so different and don't hesitate to return the makeup if you're not happy with the final product...but luckily my own search is finally over!
on 8/29/2010 9:51:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I think I'll stick with my Dream Liquid Mousse foundation, because it has a pump and it's like butter on my skin. I don't mean to advertise the product, I just really do personally love it more than this. The revlon NEEDS a pump, and even though the product in the bottle looked a bit darker than my skin in the bottle, it has a gray-ish overcast that does not give me a youthful glow. It's also a little bit to matte for me. Ah well, at least it lasts for a while. (It also kind of smells.) :(
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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1953 Packard Patrician
So, if this 1953 Packard Patrician for sale on Hemmings.com really is the car that helped promote Ziebart (Really, there's no reason to presume otherwise – who would bother faking a car with that sort of provenance?), then the question one should ask is whether it benefited from a good Ziebarting. Judging from the claimed original condition, there's a mighty good chance that it did. From the seller's description:
"Ziebart Car." Owned by the business partner of Ziebart founder Kurt Ziebart, it was used as a promotional vehicle for the company for many years and was featured at their 25th anniversary celebration (includes VHS video of event showcasing car). Straight-eight flathead engine (327 cid. & 155 hp) with Ultramatic Drive automatic transmission, power steering and brakes. The car is complete and in very good original condition with 88,800 miles. It has been recently serviced and runs quite well. New wool interior and BFGoodrich tires. It also comes with Packard Service Manual, Parts and Prices book, Ultramatic Drive serviceman's training book, Packard Service Bulletins from that era, and a variety of additional parts and trim pieces. Selling to simplify.
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Ricky Martin is heading to Argentina by way of "Evita" on Broadway.
In the first new Broadway production of the Tony Award-winning musical since its 1979 New York debut, Martin will play the character Che.
"I've been blessed with the opportunity to perform on many of the world's largest concert stages, but I've never lost my love for the intimacy of the theater," Martin said in a statement Wednesday.
The show's producers also announced that Argentine actress Elena Roger will star as Evita, a role she played on the London stage in 2006 to critical acclaim. The Tim Rice-Andrew Lloyd Webber musical dramatizes the life of Eva Peron, Argentina's glamorous and controversial first lady.
The revival of "Evita" is scheduled to open in spring 2012. Michael Grandage will direct, with choreography by Rob Ashford.
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It seems that someone got very lucky just before the bad news hit at BMS (see the April 4 posting below.) That's one explanation, and I hope that whoever it was is ready to defend it.
Today's Wall St. Journal reports that the day before the profit warning, some serious option transactions took place in BMS. Ten minutes before the close, orders came in to buy thousands of put contracts, at strike prices of 35 and 40. This was a most unusual spike in volume.
For those who aren't into options, that was a heavy bet that the stock price would fall. Option contracts have a built-in time limit. Each contract gave the holder the right to sell BMS stock at a set price ($35 per share for some of them, $40 per share for the others) at any time before April 20. When those were bought, the stock was at 37, so the right to sell at 40 for the next three weeks is worth at least $3 (the instant profit you could make by buying the stock and selling it at your locked-in price.) In practice, it's worth that $3 plus some extra premium. That extra depends on how long the option's good for and how volatile everyone thinks the stock will be.
Meanwhile, with the stock at 37, the right to sell at 35 isn't worth too much - just the premium based on the chances everything thinks it might have to actually go that low in the time remaining for the option. The only reason you'd buy an "out of the money" option like that is if you expect the stock to drop below 35 in pretty short order. At the very least, even if you don't believe that personally, you must think that a lot of other people are going to believe it, and soon.
Of course, this little transaction (which at its peak value could represent the selling of about 37 million dollars of stock!) paid off very well indeed. BMS promptly closed at about 32 the next day, and has dipped below 30 since. Those options have returned many times their original worth (although it's hard to tell if they're still being held, or held by the original buyers.)
This is the transaction for someone who's not satisfied with a measly 15% overnight profit. They want an overnight 500% to make it worth their while. Accordingly, option trades are one of the first things the exchanges (and the SEC) look at when there's a sudden move in a company's stock. It's like waving a red flag that says "Investigate me!"
I'd hate to have to explain how I got so darned lucky all of a sudden. Good luck to whoever placed these trades. You'll need it when they knock on your door.
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Revlon Age Defying Targeted Dark Spot Concealer Treatment ($9.99) is a new concealer that recently launched along with the new Revlon Age Defying Foundation that's available in four shades.
The concept and idea of this concealer sounds very much like Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Spot Concealer + Treatment.
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Unfortunately I haven't been using Revlon Age Defying Targeted Dark Spot Concealer Treatment long enough to tell you whether or not it has done any greater good for my dark spots. I will say I've been using Maybelline version for several months but again I've never seen an improvement on my dark spots in that time so unsure whether the Revlon formula will prove any different.
Aside from Licorice Root extract there wasn't really anything in the ingredients that would treat dark spots or hyper pigmentation.
On that note….
I decided to try out Revlon Age Defying Targeted Dark Spot Concealer Treatment because I'm a concealer junkie. I'm always looking for the next big deal in the concealer world. I realize it isn't meant for under your eyes but I went ahead and tried it there as well as on my face. I don't typically use concealer anywhere on my face and rely on it for under eye prepping. However, for the sake of the review I did try it on my face.
It's a better concealer on your face than it will be under your eyes. It's a touch to drying under eyes and it sets super, super quickly which gives you very little time to blend under eyes which results in some tugging and a drier finish. I can see it being a fairly good concealer for face as it blends to a soft, satiny finish but the pigmentation is a bit subtle here so if you have minor blemishes to conceal it'll do the trick but for bigger problem areas such as redness, ruddiness, or even acne scarring this isn't likely to do well at concealing.
The sponge tip applicator is very handle as squeezing the tube allows the concealer to flow into the sponge and you can simply swipe on from there much like Maybelline's version. However, the sponge isn't removable and over time, well, you can imagine it'll get rather gross and grungy.
I tried too shades Light Medium and Medium but both were fairly similar although the Light Medium had a bit more yellow to it compared to Medium which had more beige.
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11/12/13 15:05 amy:
This is a bit OT, but if you had to recommend one concealer for the undereye area, that is primarily moisturizing, and pigmentation isn't an issue, what would you say? I'm fortunate enough to not have darkness under the eyes, but there are days I need a bit of brightening, and I like the feeling of extra moisture. I used one from L'Oréal for many years a while back, but it's been long DCd. TIA
1/7/14 6:12 DonnaJ:
I don't know if amy is still reading, but what about the Revlon Photoready, Muse? From your review you said it was very hydrating but not pigmented enough. Sounds like what amy is looking for here.
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