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Nivea Eye Make-Up Remover
125 reviews
56% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.4
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.4
Price: $$
on 2/21/2015 11:39:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This stung my eyes and was no more effective at removing eye makeup than water - I had to scrub and it still didn't achieve much.
I didn't actually buy it, my sister left it behind when she stayed one time, so discarding without regret.
on 2/19/2015 3:31:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Medium Brown, Cool
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Haaaaaaate this product. It is rare that I waste a product, normally something I don't like will get used in some way or donated (aka given to my husband). But this I literally just poured down the drain.
1) It burns your eyes. And yes, I am careful when I take my eye makeup off, but it stings. Stings so much I was dreading taking off my face at night.
2) Doesn't do that amazing a job, usually find residue of mascara under my eyes come morning
3) The burning. I feel this warrants another mention.
So yes, cheap as chips, but there are far better options out there.
on 5/22/2013 4:17:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
So, I guess I'm in the clear minority here since I really love this product. To be clear, I'm reviewing the white bottle of remover, the thin lotion consistency. I find this remover both highly effective, but also soothing and cooling on the eye. I use this on a cotton ball, and it removes all my layers of eyeshadow, eye primer, liner, and mascara with little effort. Just a tip- no need to squeeze the bottle to get this stuff out, just tip it over and the lotion is runny enough that it will come out, if you squeeze you might have a mess on your hands. My experience with this stuff has always been positive, and I would happily buy this product again. I should add that I never wear waterproof mascara, and I have never had sensitive skin or eyes at all, so this wouldn't be the first time that others found something irritating and I haven't had an issue.
on 2/17/2013 8:00:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Tried once, it's quite ok, but personally I think loreal's make up remover is a little bit better than this....because nivea's remover makes my eyes hurt a bit. Compared with this one I prefer nivea's remover lotion more. :)
on 2/8/2013 5:03:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Other, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
For three consecutive mornings - woke up with swollen red "piggy" eyes. Occasionally a large gin and tonic has a similar effect - but as no gin had passed my lips for some weeks I tried to work out why I looked like I'd done 10 rounds with Mike Tyson. Blood shot eyes, swollen eye lids and huge bags! I had to cancel an appointment for an eye brow tint as I was so self conscious about my red swollen eyes! It took longer than it should for me to work out that this was a major allergic reaction to something I'd not previously used. Suddenly I remembered the last few nights of discomfort and burning when removing my eye make up with a new bottle of Nivea eye makeup remover. I bought it when it was on offer - never again!!! I always thought Nivea had a name for manufacturing gentle cosmetic products. Not this one!!!!! As someone who is not prone to allergies I suggest Nivea seriously consider taking this off the market - it shouldn't be allowed anywhere near eyes!
on 1/20/2013 9:50:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Just to be clear, I'm reviewing the liquid, clear eye make up removed in the blue bottle.
I'm not a great fan of this.
I wouldn't say it stings if I get some in contact with my eye (easily done considering its an EYE make up remover!) but it does cause a bit of irritation, and it always make the area around my eyes feel tight. Also I always find I have to really rub the lashes to get the make up off which can't be good for my eyes and lashes.
This isn't the absolute worst eye make up remover I've ever used but I doubt I'll be buying it again.
One good thing would be the packaging. It's kind of a flat bottle so ideal for easy storage or taking with you if you're going away.
I will continue to use the rest of my bottle, I'm about half way through, but I'll be returning to my usual creamy eye make up removers after.
on 10/1/2012 1:55:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Nivea Visage Eye Make-up Remover-----
It BURNS!!! Usually I just throw some makeup remover onto some paper towel and voila, makeup gone. This stuff says not to get in your eyes but of course I am! (I actually didn't read that part until my eyes stopped burning). It got a lot of the makeup off but it is going in the garbage :(
on 8/24/2012 4:47:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I don't know why but the bottle I have is white and for all skin types. I love this stuff, is my second bottle and it last a very long time. It removes mascara quite easily and I don't have to use a ton of it. Just two tiny drops on each eye. Also it doesn't irritate my eye nor is it oily and doesn't leave residue behind like other removers have done in the past.
on 4/15/2012 1:02:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
by far the best remover out there. the price is great and there is nothing bad to say about this. no fragrance. must have.
on 3/26/2012 1:57:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I believe mine is the same as this stuff, my bottle looks different but it is for all skin types, it is a white cream. I really love this stuff. It takes all my eye make up off with no problem, it doesn't leave a greasy residue and doesn't irritate the eyes. I will definately buy more.
I was given this free from Elle Canada to blind test for their readers choice awards, so the labels are completely covered and I was to use them for 1 week, I tested wipes & lotions, some from Lancome, Marcelle and Biotherm and this was my hands down favorite
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Golden elm are not fast growers.
I think £15.00 each sound a very good price.
Sorry I cannot tell if it is a crab apple or domestic eating apple from the flowers.
Looks like a Malus sp.
An apple tree.
It is Epimedium rubrum.
This link by the Natural History museum may help.
It shows the 3 main contenders.
English blue bell...... Hyacintha non scripta...
Spanish bluebell ....Hyacinthoides hispanica
and a cross between the two...Hyacinthoides x massartiana.
The colour of the pollen will help you to decide.
Agree with nutcutlet.
Please weed both out.
Geranium robertianum. ...Herb robert is an invasive weed.
The leaves smell horrible.
Ranunculus repens... creeping buttercup is also a pain.
Wow! Thanks Gold!locks.. that worked.
2. Looks like Brunnera macrophylla.
3. Looks like Vinca sp.
Sorry Emma your link does not work for me.
The shops that sell these in the autumn are selling old dry bulbs...which never do very well.
Treat yourself to a pot in flower, from a garden centre in the spring.
They will seed around and spread.
A gorgeous plant for any garden in the spring.
I trust that in Scarborough Ontario it is the same as UK... ILLEGAL to dig any wild flower up from the wild.
A good guide to plant conservation world wide is...
Long Acre Plants in Wiltshire sell Trilliums.
Also many other shade loving specialities.
They do mail order.
All plants are grown on the nursery, they are strong healthy plants.
They grow all Trilliums from seed .
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Saint Giles: The Iconography
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Legend's life of St. Giles devotes its largest section to
the story of St. Giles and the doe whom Christ sent to give
him milk and companionship in his hermitage. One day the doe
fled from hunters to take refuge with St. Giles at his
hermitage in the wild near Arles, and one of the hunters
accidentally shot the saint instead of the doe, as in the
image at left. Giles survived and the king went to visit
him. Impressed by the saint's holiness, the king built a
monastery and persuaded Giles to direct it.
On the basis of this story, St. Giles's attributes are the doe, the arrow, and a crozier, the symbol of episcopal or abbatial authority, as in the portrait on the right.
The doe should not be confused with St. Eustace's deer, which has antlers and a crucifix.
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I'm sorry to have read (moments ago) that one of the most enthusiastic geeks I'm lucky enough to work with is in hospital following a freak accident.
I have been somewhat heartened to read the second update on Dmitry's blog and look forward to hearing stories of how nurses attempt to keep Scotty off his laptop once he is well enough to use it.
My thoughts are with Scotty's family and friends.
Wow - I didn't know you knew Scotty; he's a friend of mine, too (introduced through the Kingston Gaming Club).
I'm coming to the UK for a week - we should get in touch.
It's a small World. It would be great to catch up - perhaps you could let me know when and where you're going to be via email
Hi Everybody,
My brother Malcolm (aka Scotty to the rest of you) is in the Brodie High Dependency ward at St Georges Hospital, south west London.
He is opening his eyes for long periods at a time and moving various limbs, but he is obviously tired out by it all. He is making a real effort to see what is going on. He's still very weak on the right side, although today he was moving his right foot so the feeling must be returning to that side.
Visiting hours are Mornings 11AM-1PM and Evenings 3-8PM. My family and I will accommodate other visitors - the key is to get as many of you as possible to attend and visit Scotty - now is the time to show solidarity and visit you friend. Keep the tech support questions to a minimum and Scotty reserves the right not to answer due to his tracheotomy!
If you need any more information then contact either Jan (see above) or me on 07792 873280 (don't email me as I'm don't have push enabled in this country).
Scotty might be moving in as little as one week for his rehabilitation but I will post as/when/if that happens.
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Colorado vs. Washington, 06/22/2013 12:05 EDT, Score: 7 - 1
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The Washington Nationals host the Colorado Rockies on Saturday afternoon in game three of a four-game set. Washington won game three in the series on Friday, 2-1.
This game features a pitching match we witnessed just 11 days ago. There were no surprises in that game as Jhoulys Chacin easily outdueled Dan Haren, who gave up five runs over five innings of work.
Chacin has been solid on the road in his career, posting a career road ERA of 3.00 with a 1.29 WHIP. Over the last two seasons Chacin has posted a road ERA of 2.70.
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Haren has been even worse in his last three starts, posting an 8.40 ERA with a 1.73 WHIP, allowing opposing batters to hit at a .338 clip.
The Haren's troubles extend even farther back than that. The Nationals are 0-7 in his last seven starts. Haren recorded a 6.25 ERA in those games.
Rockies outfielder Michael Cuddyer holds baseball's longest active hitting streak at 19 games.
The Rockies are 12-5 in their last 17 games in Washington. Take Colorado.
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Requests to move Adjournment of Dáil under Standing Order 32.
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Dáil Éireann Debate
An Ceann Comhairle: Before coming to the Order of Business I propose to deal with a number of notices under Standing Order 32. I will call on the Deputies in the order in which they submitted their notice to my office.
Deputy Fergus O'Dowd: I seek the adjournment of the Dáil to discuss an issue of major national importance, namely, the need for the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment and the Minister for Transport to ensure the creation of more than 300 jobs by Ryanair at Dublin Airport, and for them to facilitate fruitful discussions——
Deputy Michael Kennedy: Would the Deputy's leader not speak for him?
[244]Deputy Fergus O'Dowd: I gave notice of this matter before the leader decided what he was doing.
Deputy Billy Timmins: The Taoiseach speaks for Deputy Kennedy.
An Ceann Comhairle: Deputy O'Dowd should be allowed to speak without interruption.
Deputy Fergus O'Dowd: ——between all relevant parties so that these jobs are created in Dublin rather than in another country.
Deputy Finian McGrath: I seek the adjournment of the Dáil under Standing Order 32 to discuss an issue of national importance and concern, namely, the urgent need to, first, support all victims of thalidomide, second, to support strongly the 32 families, and, finally, to call on the Minister for Health and Children to revisit the issue of State compensation as a matter of urgency.
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Kudos to this guy.
Not only did he rack up a hefty $300,000 sanctions bill for tactics that enraged multiple courts over the years and then fail to pay up, but he also solicited clients with a video vowing to never pay the sanctions against him. In the circles he rolled in, standing up to the government was a big deal.
When a federal district judge came calling for the $80,000 chunk of sanctions this lawyer owed, he cried poverty with a straight face.
Unfortunately, his efforts to shield his million dollar income and profligate spending didn't hold up…
As I mentioned, William B. Butler of Butler Liberty Law, LLC in Minneapolis is not a big fan of the government. The Tea Party codeword "liberty" is right there in the name of his firm. So it should come as no surprise that he wasn't going to pay some government-imposed "abusing the legal system tax." Instead, he told the court that he was down on his luck:
Butler testified he did not have $80,000 or anywhere near $80,000. "I don't think there's any evidence that I've ever had $5,000 accumulated," he said.
He also told the court that "he had not paid rent on his office for four months, and that his adult son was on food stamps." That sounds horrible. It also sounded a little fishy to Judge Patrick Schiltz, who made some contrary findings:
In September 2013, "immediately after informing this court that he did not have the resources to pay sanctions, that he had not paid rent on his office for four months, and that his adult son was on food stamps… Butler spent $1,718.46 on restaurants, meals, liquor, yoga, tanning and kettlebell equipment…. In that same month, he spent an additional $488.91 at pet stores and $699.50 at Brooks Brothers for a total of $2,906.87.
"Butler did not pay a single penny of the sanctions despite overwhelming evidence that he could easily have done so," said Schiltz, noting that Butler had vowed to prospective clients in a video on his website that he "never will pay" the sanctions against him.
Oops. Taking an aggressive "screw 'em" stance to entice clients and committing that to video was probably a poor tactical move. Butler apparently thought he could escape sanctions, despite earning $1.35 million in income over the course of this sanctions fight and pulling down $64,000 in monthly gross income that could have gone to pay his sanctions if he'd have laid off the tanning bed. And, is his adult son really on food stamps while Butler is pulling down $64K each month? That's cold, man.
Butler must have thought no one would pierce his dummy corporation, "Church of Jesus Christ and Latter Day Austrian Economists," that had "'only one real function,' which was to pay Butler's living expenses." And thus, Judge Schiltz pierced that corporate veil like a champ and Butler is going to have to start paying up.
As they say in the Church, the Road to Serfdom begins with acting like a jackhole.
To the extent he's fighting for foreclosure victims, he's at least got a sympathetic cause, but trying to put one past federal judges with a comically titled corporate alias is not a good move. Any competent money launderer could have told him that.
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Oct 31, 2008
|This is usually one of the first climbs to form up in the Ouray/Silverton area. It's good to do this early season so that you can drive to the base, and hopefully avoid avy danger too. It's never been that fat (as in the photo) when I've done it, and that snow chocked gully below the ice has a couple hundred feet of fun WI2-3 to get you warmed up with.
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|Hey there Jason.....so am I correct in assuming that you have already done this route this Oct. and that it IS in???
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Nov 24, 2008
|Did this climb with my brother Slade on the 22nd of Nov. 08 and man was it warm. A little wet on the last two pitches (come now heir doctor surely you have no objections to and early morning shower) or something like that...after we got off we went and checked out some things in Silverton and Stairway is lean, Whorehouse Hoses is sweet looking. Gully 1 and 2 are really lean, but people were getting a 3 in the afternoon start on it. Sweet.
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By Princess Mia
From: Vail
Nov 16, 2013
|The ice is fantastic right now. Just cruised the whole thing yesterday. A few sections are thin with somewhat exciting top-outs. I used a few stubbies to save the head. The walk-off (skier's right) is obvious with a well-defined trail. It is super steep and does require lots of sliding down through thick saplings... but overall not a bad descent.
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|Skipped the first "pitch" of thin ice and slogging to start at the WI4 pillar. Awkwardly placed bolted anchor can be found above that pillar, on the left. Past that next pitch, there is a tree with tat, which was pretty deeply buried.
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LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4 -- Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras) has signed five contracts, valued at $5.165 billion, for the planned 230,000-b/d Abreu e Lima refinery, a joint venture with Petroleos de Venezuela SA (OGJ, Nov. 9, 2009, Newsletter).
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Time is quicky running out for anyone who intends to vote in the Nov. 6 general election but has not yet registered to vote.
The voter registration deadline is Tuesday, Oct. 9, to be eligible to cast a ballot in the Nov. 6 general election.
People who do not vote, have little standing to complain about government.
In addition to the hotly contested presidential race, Clayton County voters will consider casting a ballot for embattled sheriff's candidate Victor Hill or write-in candidate Garland Watkins.
Voters will also make their selections for Congressmen for Districts 5 and 13 and five school board members for districts 2, 3, 5, 6 and 7.
Early voting will take place from Oct. 15 until Oct. 26 at the county elections office, located at the 121 South McDonough St., in Jonesboro. Saturday voting will take place Oct. 27, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., at all of the county's six advance voting sites. Advance voting will take place from Oct. 29, until Nov. 2.
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• The Clayton County Elections and Registration Office, located at 121 South McDonough St., in Jonesboro.
• The Clayton County Headquarters Library branch, located at 865 Battle Creek Road, in Jonesboro.
• The Lovejoy Library Branch, located at 1721 McDonough Road, in Hampton.
• The Morrow Municipal Complex, located at 1500 Morrow Road, in Morrow.
• The Frank Bailey Senior Center, located at 6213 Riverdale Road, in Riverdale.
• The Carl Rhodenizer Recreation Center, located at 3499 Rex Road, in Rex.
There are obviously thousands of Clayton County citizens who are not registered voters.
There are also thousands of Clayton County citizens who are registered to vote, but who simply have not made it to the polls this year, so far.
Four years ago Clayton County was an important part of history as an unprecedented number of voters went to the polls helping to elect President Barak Obama. Will there be the same kind support in this election?
With yet another accreditation warning, the BOE race could have significant implications for the future of public education in our county.
It goes without saying there is a lot at stake in the sheriff's race.
We are not telling voters or potential voters who to support, but anyone who has not already registered to vote only has a few days left if they hope to vote either in the U.S. prersidential race, in the Clayton County BOE race, in the congressional race or in the race for Clayton County Sheriff.
A very small percentage of Clayton County citizens have set the ballot for the county's future by voting in the primaries. An even smaller percentage voted in the run-off. How many will vote in the general election?
Will you have a say in Clayton County's or in the nation's future?
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...In my honest opinion; Garland Watkins is another option from having Victor Hill as our Sheriff. The same thing happened in 2008, when Kem Kimbrough was elected has our Sheriff. Speaking for myself, this is called force feeding the voters in this county with optional candidates.
....Riddle me with this Question :
......Why didn't Garland Watkins filed his candidacy, before the county elections ?.......Why Now ?...Was he waiting for the field to be narrowed ?........Was he waiting for Kimbrough tose to Hill ?........Is Watkins depending on Hill to be convicted in court ?
.....Maybe Garland Watkins can begin to answer these questions for us.
....This is what happens when a county has a single political party operated Government..
OscarKnight 3 years ago
......Let this be known; During the Democrat Primaries, in 2008, My family and I voted for Garland Watkins because he seemed to be the most trusted and experienced. When the votes came in, and to my disappointment, Kimbrough was the winner. In my opinion, Kimbrough was forced upon the voters to prevent Hill from being re-elected. I had to cast my vote for Kimbrough, in order to get Hill out of the way, but when the General Election came around, I crossover to vote for Jack Rainwater, on the Republican ticket.....I have never been a fan of Hill or Kimbrough as our Sheriff.
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Set a spending limit. Bring only enough money and leave your credit cards at home. Better yet, make a list of what you are going to buy and for whom so you won't go out clueless of what to purchase.
Be prepared before you go shopping. Shop around for the best price. Check items in the internet and compare prices between stores. This will save time and money by going to different stores and do your comparing there.
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Kelly Torres is standing in a huge, industrial kitchen peeling and chopping onions.
"I have been through some pulls and tugs and you know, just an absolute roller coaster ride and I know, no matter what, I have a skill."
Torres used to be homeless. She married straight out of high school, had two children and then her husband left her. She ended up at a shelter and heard about a cooking program offered by SEARCH. She enrolled and was taught everything from knife skills to proper food storage.
"I'm able to stand on my own two feet and you know, take care of myself and my family. And it's really a good feeling you know, that I don't have to depend on somebody else. I'm able to be gainfully employed."
SEARCH offers the culinary classes to unskilled workers, preparing them for jobs in the hotel and restaurant industry. The only problem was SEARCH needed more kitchen space for the training. A few miles away, End Hunger Network had a brand-new 15,000 square foot kitchen, storage and operations facility, but needed trained kitchen staff. SEARCH Director of Food Services Chris Olsen says the two organizations quickly decided to work together.
"Far as I know, it's the only thing like it in the country. End Hunger wisely realized or understood that while they're very good at rescuing food, they know nothing about cooking and preparing that food and getting it out into the hands of the needy. And SEARCH, having this culinary program which we've had for some ten years now, we're sort of the local experts on how to take excess food, process it in a tasty manner, in a safe manner and get it into the hands of those who need it."
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It definitely worked for Kelly Torres, who ended up being hired full-time in the kitchen.
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Borle, who earned a Tony Award in 2012 for his featured performance as Black Stache in the Peter Pan prequel Peter and the Starcatcher, was featured in NBC's 2013 The Sound of Music Live! as Max Detweiler. He is also well known for his regular role on NBC's Broadway-inspired drama series Smash. The network's Peter Pan telecast will air on December 4.
Peter Pan features a book by J.M. Barrie, who wrote the stories on which the musical was based, as well as a score by Mark "Moose" Charlap and Carolyn Leigh, with additional songs by Jule Syne, Betty Comden, and Adolph Green. The musical's original Broadway production, directed and choreographed by Jerome Robbins, opened in 1954, and won Tony Awards for its stars, Mary Martin and Cyril Ritchard, with Joe E. Marks in the role of Smee.
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Actually Obama could have based a single payer system. He had the votes in the house and the senate, but he didn't push for it hard enough, because, like most liberals, he's a whiney crybaby that just sits in the corner and bitches about Republicans instead of taking them on. I will never forgive him for the fact he just sat around and did nothing while the bill got watered down into nothing. Companies shouldn't have control over my health and profit from me being sick, or let me die because it's cheaper.
Absolute nonsense that isn't even a little bit true. Obama wanted a public option and fought hard for it. He didn't even have the votes for
, not even from his own party, even though he said there would be no healthcare reform without it. Congress called his bluff and he had to drop it, which resulted in the individual mandate instead. To say we didn't get single-payer because Obama didn't "fight hard enough" is just factually wrong. It wasn't going to happen, not with the makeup of Congress at the time. Sorry.
Actually, Obama did have the votes for a single payer system but wanted a bipartisan solution. The (single) Republican that Obama targeted was Olympia Snowe. The plan was watered down until she was willing to vote for it in the Senate Finance Committee (which she did), but then she voted against it in the final senate vote (making it pretty much a wasted effort and a lost opportunity for the rest of us).
At the time it seemed like Obama didn't want to believe what Republicans were saying quite loudly... they didn't care what the costs to the country, they were going to do anything to stop him from being successful at anything if they could help it so he would be a one term president. This clashed with Obama's priorities of the early days of his presidency where he put bipartisanship above anything else (including healthcare for the rest of us).
The thing is, Obamacare isn't just based on Romney's plan, it is based largely on the Republican alternative proposal to Hillary Clinton's 1993 healthcare plan. Obama wanted a bipartisan solution when one wasn't needed or even (in my opinion) possible.
I don't think we will know why Obama truly made the move he did until after he is out of office, but I'm guessing that he thought the Republicans were just making a lot of noise back then but would be reasonable if presented with a reasonable plan. Plus it should be noted that Obama is more conservative than most Democrats (many of his policy choices mirror the types Nixon or George HW Bush would have made actually... though we would have gotten better healthcare from Nixon). The fallout from the Republican party being hijacked by the right is that most everyone else ends up a Democrat... which hurts debate.
You are right on a lot of those details but wrong about the starting point. He did
have the votes for a single-payer system.
This is a Republican lie--that Obama's party controlled the entire Congress and pushed the individual mandate because it was the only solution they could come up with. It's not true. The Democratic majority in the House was made up of quite a few Blue Dogs, who
would not
vote for a public option, much less single-payer. These were folks who might as well have been Republicans. So, Obama then decided to approach a bipartisan solution, so he could get enough Republicans on board to pass it without all the House Democrats voting for it. And you're right, he thought Republicans would vote for a reasonable plan and be willing to compromise. That's why he tried so hard to work with them on this. But they were intent on killing it, any way they could. In the end, a watered-down measure was produced that at least his own party would vote for, but obviously that didn't have a public option.
But the public option was not dropped because of Republicans, it was dropped because of Democrats, and single-payer was simply never on the table, considered politically impossible.
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Ego Boost – Old Fashioned Google
I was in a book store the other day and saw a book called "Best of Broadway 2004." I've seen this book before. Its an encyclopedia of pretty much the entire theatre season for whatever year it says. I thought to myself "Hey, I was on Broadway in 2004." So I turned to the index and sure enough behold my name was lo. I felt good about that. Then I bombed last night. So that keeps me in check. Its all about checks and balances.
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The Tin Fish, 327 SE Port St. Lucie Blvd., (at Airoso Boulevard in Lakeside Center) in Port St. Lucie has new owners. Gregg and Deborah Beutel of Port St. Lucie purchased the restaurant from owners Roberta Hepburn and Joseph Melluso on Aug. 19.
"I tried the food and the food is fantastic. That was one of the things that convinced me to buy," said Gregg Beutel.
Hepburn still owns the first The Tin Fish restaurant in San Diego and Melluso founded The Tin Fish restaurant chain. Both returned to San Diego a year ago.
"The original kitchen staff has returned," Gregg Beutel said. "The menu is the same and it's a great idea – quick-service casual dining."
He says the restaurant prides itself on service.
"You order at the counter but that's not the end," Beutel said. "We come out and check to make sure you have everything you need."
As the name suggests, The Tin Fish specializes in seafood. Its claim to fame is a fish taco made popular by its fans in San Diego. The sizeable menu, priced from about $5 with specials to $19, also includes a daily catch and comfort foods such as crab cakes and fish and chips. Instead of French fries, meals are served with a large helping of seasoned waffle fries and savory cole slaw.
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"I heard the explosion and I looked up and saw all that black smoke and I called 911," neighbor Dorothy Howell said about the blaze up the hill from Wolfe Drive and Simpson Howell Road.
Allegheny County dispatchers said the call came in at 3:19 p.m. It brought multiple fire companies to the home of 74-year-old auctioneer Earl Beatty and his 72-year-old wife Janice at 530 Simpson Howell Road.
The Allegheny County fire marshal's office is investigating the cause.
Earl Beatty told Trib Total Media news exchange partner WPXI-11 that he was in the shed recharging a battery when he saw smoke.
"The side of the house caught fire first and the wind was blowing it around back. It actually then went around the back and then back to the front," he said.
Neighbors helped get the couple and their three pet dogs out of the house.
"She didn't want to leave," Howell said of Janice Beatty, her cousin. "But they got her out of there."
Howell said Janice Beatty used oxygen.
"Everyone is accounted for," township police Chief Robert McNeilly said as he directed alternating traffic up and down a single lane of busy Simpson Howell Road.
Dispatchers said the flames triggered several brush fires in the surrounding area.
Earl Beatty said he lost hundreds of antiques in the flames, but has insurance.
"What can you do?" he told WPXI. "Everyone got out and it's only money."
Neighbors reported hearing several explosions, but police and firefighters have not confirmed those reports.
The fire broke out at the start of the afternoon rush hour when students were being bused home from nearby Elizabeth Forward High School. McNeilly said the fire could be seen from the school.
Authorities said one firefighter suffered minor injuries and was taken to a nearby hospital by Elizabeth Township Area EMS.
Firefighters from throughout the township and as far away as Pleasant Hills and Sutersville responded. Gallatin-Sunnyside volunteers from Forward Township remained on call at the nearby Central Volunteer Fire Co. hall late on Tuesday.
West Penn Power and Peoples Natural Gas crews also were called, and the Salvation Army sent an emergency services van.
Water had to be brought in on high-pressure lines from hydrants some distance away along Simpson Howell. A Jefferson Hills 885 Area company truck was seen carting water up the hill.
For Dorothy Howell, the fire brought back memories. Not far from her home is Howell Craft Inc., which was ravaged by a fast-moving fire in 2009.
With the help of their family and company employees, Dorothy and her husband Herbert Howell rebuilt the stone yard, shop and office over the next year.
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A dress to appease both the old school film lover and tech-y nerd in you (kinda like wearable Instagram?)
The design comes from New Zealand student Emily Steel and is made from film slides backed by light-sensor-equipped LEDs. In bright light, the dress is shiny and black, almost resembling patent leather. In dimmer environments, however, the back lighting illuminates the slides, making the dress glow purple. Apparently the lights also "slowly pulse," which we'd love to see in action. According to the designer:
The Dress draws inspiration from classic movies and the 'magic of film' to create a wearable piece of technology and art… light is so important in the creation and viewing of images [in film] and this was one of the driving forces behind the dress's creation. With film [we] only see what [is] really going on once the lights go out. For this to work there needs to be a balance of projected and ambient light, something the Little Slide Dress tries to emulate.
We love the idea of using film slides as material – in fact, we're a little surprised we haven't seen it on the runway by now (the closest iteration we've found is this Jean Paul Gaultier piece). Can't you see Maison Margiela or Hussein Chalayan taking this idea to new heights?
With designers referencing bygone eras season after season, its refreshing to see someone making use of newer technologies. Old school craftsmanship and heritage references are all well and good, but sometimes we feel like nostalgia is getting a little old. Would you wear a light-up dress?
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Readership: Scholars and advanced students of philosophy of language and linguistics.
Peter Ludlow, Northwestern University
"Ludlow's book contains a rich and highly informed discussion of a wide range of issues in the philosophy of linguistics. It is an excellent and important contribution to this emerging field, and hopefully it will encourage its continuing growth." - Ofra Magidor, Analysis
Introduction: The Plan
1: Linguistic Preliminaries
2: The Ontology of Generative Linguistics
3: Linguistic Data and Linguistic Judgments
4: A Role for Normative Rule Governance?
5: Worries about Rules and Representations
6: Referential Semantics for narrow ?-languages?
7: Best Theory Criteria and Methodological Minimalism
Appendix: Interview with Noam Chomsky