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wanted to love
By tara c.
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Comments about Resist Ultra-Light Antioxidant Serum - 1 oz:
I LOVE the entire resist line (for normal/oily/combo skin) and my skin has looked great using the cleanser, 2% bha and day/evening moisturizers. I wanted to add a serum to do a little more for wrinkles and naturally went with the resist ultra light serum. Unfortunately it made me breakout! I even stopped using for two weeks and started again to be sure and indeed I broke out again.
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Broke me out like no mother!
By ANITA
My 1st order of PC was this serum, the Vita C, & the 2% BHA lotion. I started with the Vita C (great results) until it ran out & started using this serum & the BHA together - and I started breaking out. At first I thought it was my pillowcases, phone, makeup brushes, or my diet, but even when I cleaned all the bacteria playground hotspots & cleaned up my diet, the culprit was the serum! I pin it on the large # of "slip agents" high up in the ingredients! This has been demoted to my neck & hands
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for sharing your experience with us - we're sorry to hear this didn't work as expected for you! Please contact a member of our Customer Care team, who can assist you with a possible exchange or refund.
Works For My Oily Skin
By Maddie
I have oily skin, and this is another one of PC products that I really like. It goes on silky smooth, not greasy, and it's safe to use around the eye area. I like to use this one at night along with PC Vitamin C Serum. I just discovered PC a few short months ago when I was researching cosmetic ingredients. I am pleasantly surprised at how well my sensitive skin is doing with various PC products such as this serum. Would purchase again.
Watery -useless
By M B
Awful too watery. I love the plain Super serum but this stuff is terrible.
It's Okay.
By Heeyoung C.
I almost finished a bottle - It is okay. I had no breaks-out or any other problems while using this product. I noticed that some people had break-out problems - I heard that hyaluronic acid might cause some skin irritation to some people, so I recommend trying samples first before ordering a full-size product.Although it has been fine product, I'm going back to skin balancing antioxidant serum with retinole, which worked smoother and more effectively -I have oily and complex skin type.
favorite of PC serums
By Jennie M.
Ive tried the skin balancing and the skin recovery...did not like the texture of those though. This one is perfect if you have combo skin. The skin balancing is a silicone texture, and the skin recovery is more of an oil-like texture (which some people like) but this one is very silky and light feeling. It did not break me out. I do not have major acne problems but I do breakout sometimes still. So order samples of all the serums first. you can mix in retinol from another prod if you also want
Superior Texture
By Anonymous
I love, love, love the texture of this serum: it sinks right in (no yellow cast on my very pale skin). I can't say what it does or doesn't do: I understand the need for antioxidants and trust that these are potent. It's part of my overall skin-care routine, so what I can say is that it works perfectly under my SPF and make-up in the morning. My only wish is that it came in a bigger tube: it goes quickly and a tube lasts me about 6 weeks. I'm on my 5th or 6th, so I think that's some testimony.
Love using this :)
By nikyla s.
silky, elegant, not greasy, I love using it. Great under makeup, I use morning and night. I might try using the skin balancing serum for day though as I'd like to be using retinal twice a day and I only use the 1% retinal at night. This absorbs really quickly and I usually end up using too much as I'm worried its absorbed before its covered my whole face but that's not the serums fault. I'm sure that will improve the more I use it. Atleast I can put the exess on my neck & chest :)
So sad
By Saigh C.
I'm not sure if it's this serum, or the Resist 2% BHA that's causing me to breakout, but either way its disappointing. I ordered them both on Christmas day and I've only been using them for about 8-9 days and I've developed tons of little red bumps on my forehead, cheeks and chin. Going to be eliminating this from my regime to see which product it is or if it's both :(
Can be used on oily skin
By Rebecca T.
Resist Ultra-Light Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum does not add to the oil or shine on my face. It is such a relief to find a product that does not feel greasy. Thank you Paula's Choice.
One of PC's star players
By Josh
I love that I can get a potent dose of antioxidants in such a weightless, moisturizing formula. I tend to mix it with prescription Finacea at night, which is a thicker gel/cream that alone could leave you feeling a bit dry, but the two of them together applies like a dream. No yellow tint. Definitely a winning combo.Please don't skimp on the quercetin in future formulations. It seems like a brilliant ingredient and I'd hate to see the quality of this serum compromised for aesthetic reasons.
ONLY PC Antioxidant Serum for me!
By Sarah
I have sensitive, acne-prone, combination skin and can't use anything with oils in it as I break out. This is the only PC antioxidant serum that I doesn't break me out and I love it! It has a nice silky texture that "sinks" right into my skin and leaves me with an immediate "refreshed" feeling. It smooths my fine lines, helps heal any breakouts I have faster, and leaves my skin looking bright and feeling soft. I use this product every morning and night. Couldn't be more pleased!
Staple product I will never go without
By Alex E.
I don't see why people are so negative on antioxidant reviews in general! You didn't get that sundamage over night and you won't get ride of it in one night either. I loveeee this water like product. I use it because I know I'll be more protected with my sunscreen from sundamage. Also pro tip it's very good to mix the c15 with. I'll do a full dropper of c15 then a pea size amout of this and it works wonders! Give it time! It'll benifit you in the long run :)
By Stephanie K.
I love how silky this product feels on my skin, and i'm happy it does not break me out. The downside is that after a couple of minutes after application my skin turns highlighter yellow!
Customer Service Response: Thanks for your review! The yellow coloration comes from the amount of antioxidant quercetin this product contains. As a natural ingredient, this antioxidant's color can vary from batch to batch, and may appear yellowish on light skin tones. We are taking steps to minimize the quercetain to reduce this potential while still allowing skin to gain the benefits of this potent antioxidant. �
breaks me out
By VICTORIA D.
Wanted to love this so much because I like the effect it gives to my skin and sits beautifully under makeup, but...it breaks me out, within 3-4 days of using it my chin is broken out and get those itchy cysts on my jawline. Skip this, but the rest of my routine incorporates PC products with amazing results.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for your comments - we're sorry to hear this didn't work as expected for you! Please contact a member of our Customer Care team for information about a possible exchange or refund.
By Jeremy S
This serum is so light and moisturizing. I simply can't get enough! For me, it has helped my redness and skin clarity. You may not be able to notice right away, but after not using this product for a few days my face looked so dull and lackluster, so it has obviously been working. I love that I can add antioxidants to my skin care regimen to help protect and repair my skin. A must have!!
I had high hopes!
By Leslie
I REALLY wanted to love this product, but I think it's contributing to my break outs. I use mostly PC products and when I incorporated this and the Skin Balancing Cleanser in my routine my face went nuts. This does feel very soothing going on though! It's worth a try if you don't have acne or if your acne is under control.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thanks for your comments - we're sorry to hear this didn't work as expected for you! Please contact a member of our Customer Care team for information about a possible exchange or refund.
I'm in Love
By Miranda R
I didn't think I needed a serum (I'm only 24) but I decided I should give it a try since my skin gets really dry in the winter plus I was starting a BHA treatment which I figured would be even more drying. I mix a few drops in with my moisturizer and it keeps my dry skin soft and supple. I think I'm gonna try some of the other serums too just out of curiosity, but this is amazing!
Not a good fit
By De H.
I've used PC for many years and they've worked wonders for my acne-prone skin, so I had high hopes for this serum. I've used it two times now (roughly a year apart) for a month or more each time, and while it made my skin look soft, smooth and glowy initially, it also made my face an oil slick by midday and broke me out something fierce. It also caused red, painful, scaly patches on my cheeks and neck (niacinimide?). It's just nit for me, I guess. Hoping for better luck with the SB serum.
Love this under moisturizer
By Enrique M.
One of my favorites, it's not greasy at all, on contrary it's very matte which i don't mind because i do apply moisturizer over it. I can't really tell if it does anything because I'm still very young but i will continue to repurchase this.
My skin hated this. First ever fail for my skin from PC
By Amanda M.
I'm sure that for many this serum does wonders, as does most of Paula's Choice products tend to do! However, this was not the case for my skin. This serum made me breakout...BAD. I stopped using for two weeks and the breakouts started to heal and diminish. This was my very first fail from Paula's Choice, I use PC exclusively as my only skincare but this was just not the serum for me.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thanks for sharing your experience with us - we're sorry this didn't work out for you as expected. Please contact a member of our Customer Care team to see about a possible exchange or refund. �
Oompa Loompa
By Natalie P.
This leaves my face bright yellow wherever I apply it. One of my coworkers asked me if I had a bruise on my face (and I even wore foundation that day so that's how strong the yellow colour is)! Would not recommend for pale skinned folks unfortunately. I can only wear this at night time so not sure if I'm reaping the full benefits. :(
Customer Service Response: Hi, and thank you for sharing your comments! The yellow issue was the result of an antioxidant we used that could appear yellow on skin (especially if it is very fair, and titanium dioxide-based products were used immediately after the serum was applied). We have reduced the amount of that antioxidant so that the formula is nearly clear now - we invite you to try out the reformulated version when you are done with your current tube!
By Silvio C.
has done wonders for my blemish prone skin
By Shell
I got a sample of this and liked it very much. I have oily skin and rosacea so I need something light and non-irritating. works great as a primer!
Good for Dry Skin too!
This is labeled for oily skin, but I have dry skin and love this stuff. This may sound crazy, but I noticed a difference after the first use. Since my skin is dry, sometimes it looks like I have wrinkles where I don't, if that makes sense. Right after I applied this, even before moisturizing, those dry wrinkles disappeared. I have been using this with the Moisture Boost cream, and had great results. Also, I am very fair skinned, and have not had the orange cast issue others have mentioned.
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What makes this product unique?
Resist Ultra-Light Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum is light as water, but is packed with high concentrations of powerful antioxidants including Vitamin C. These antioxidants are paired with skin-repairing ingredients such as hyaluronic acid to protect and nourish skin while fighting multiple signs of aging. This serum also contains soothing anti-irritants that can significantly reduce inflammation to help reduce and heal sun damage. You won't feel this weightless serum, but you'll love its skin smoothing, firming, and wrinkle-reducing benefits!
This product is 100% fragrance- and colorant-free.
Who is this product for?
Resist Ultra-Light Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum is a light, water-based formula that's perfect for anyone—but those with oily/combination skin will especially love this weightless serum's invisible finish!
European Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, March 2012, ePublication; Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, September 2011, pages 990–1,000; Biofactors, September 2011, pages 381–385; American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, April 2011, pages 87–99; Experimental Dermatology, October 2010, pages 763–771; Archives of Dermatological Research, March 2010, pages 71–83; Indian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology, and Leprology, January-February 2010, pages 20–26; British Journal of Dermatology, December 2009, pages 1,357–1,364 and July 2008, pages 23–34; British Journal of Pharmacology, October 2008, pages 463-474; Journal of Molecular Medicine, February 2008, pages 221-231; Skin Pharmacology and Physiology, January 2008, pages 39-45; Clinical Experiments in Dermatology, January 2007, pages 88-90; Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, March 2006, pages 30–38; Medicinal Chemistry, November 2005, pages 629–633; Molecular Nutrition and Food Research, May 2005, pages 405–430; Antioxidant Redox Signal, December 2001, pages 1041–1064; and Journal of Wound Care, July 2000, pages 319–324.
Key Ingredients:
vitamin C, tocopherol, vitamin E, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, niacinamide, ubiquinone, bisabolol, phospholipid, glycerin, adenosine, beta-glucan, resveratrol, hyaluronic acid, sea whip extract, epigallocatechin gallate, quercetin
Water (Aqua), Cyclopentasiloxane (silicone slip agent), Butylene Glycol (slip/water-binding agent), Dimethicone (silicone slip agent), Glycerin (skin-repairing ingredient), Polysorbate 20 (emulsifier), Polysilicone-11 (film-forming agent), Lauryl PEG-9 Polydimethylsiloxyethyl, Dimethicone (silicone polymer), Hyaluronic Acid (skin-repairing ingredient), Resveratrol (antioxidant), Niacinamide (cell-communicating ingredient), Quercetin (antioxidant), Adenosine (cell-communicating ingredient), Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate(vitamin C/antioxidant), Tocopherol (vitamin E/antioxidant), Phospholipids (skin-repairing ingredient), Ubiquinone (antioxidants), Epigallocatechin Gallate (antioxidants), Sea Whip Extract (anti-irritants), Bisabolol (anti-irritants), Beta-Glucan (anti-irritants), Phytic Acid (chelating agent), Xanthan Gum (thickener), Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer (film-forming agent), Sodium Hydroxide (stabilizer), Disodium EDTA (chelating agent), Ethylhexylglycerin (skin-conditioning agent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
DIRECTIONS: Apply once or twice daily after cleansing, toning and exfoliating. Smooth a few drops onto face, neck and eye area before moisturizing (or use alone). For daytime, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article.
How does Resist Ultra-Light Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum differ from the other Antioxidant Concentrates that Paula's Choice offers?
Every Paula's Choice serum contains an effective blend of antioxidants, skin-repairing ingredients, and cell-communicating ingredients to restore skin and significantly reduce wrinkles, increase collagen production, and improve skin color. You will be getting anti-aging benefits regardless of which one you choose! Select the best serum for you based on your skin type and chief concerns, plus texture preference.
How does Resist Ultra-Light Super Antioxidant Serum differ from Skin Balancing Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum? Is one better for anti-aging?
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At what point after my laser and/or peel procedure can I begin using my serum again?
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That's a good idea for a topic, =)!
Do I plan to get a shiny Hoppip?
Well, I would definitely love to have one (If you're offering, =P). Is it a priority? Well...not exactly. As of now, I'm training my Jumpluff and Heracross for battling in Battle Revolution. Trying to catch a shiny Pokemon takes FOREVER (although I did happen upon a shiny Poochena [sp?] in Sapphire). Even if you do that chain-thingy with the PokeRadar, you could still have to try for hours. Anyone else think it's not worth it?
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I LOVE Webroot SecureAnywhere and the great toolbar, BUT I also favor using Google Chrome as my internet browser of choice. When will the toolbar be made compatible with Google Chrome so that I can have the best of both worlds?
There have been a few instances I have seen in which following an inadvertant mobile device lock, the owner was not able to unlock the device for various reasons. I would like to see this added to the available mobile commands on the Console. This would help safeguard against forgotten or corrupt passwords.
Here are the currently available commands:
Adding an Unlock button itself should be easy, as long as the device still "checks in" with Webroot while in a locked condition to receive the Unlock command.
What do you all think?
It would be extremely useful if there was an 'Alert' tab sitting right beside the username at the top of the Community webpage. Just like in the Wilders Security Forum and Malwaretips Forum. The Alerts tab would show notifications when any member tags you with '@', posts in the thread/topic you started, quoted your post and much more. Right now in order to get these notifications I either have to check my emails and/or visit through every thread post in the Community.
Hi -
JimM recommended that I post here.
I am a software developer that just recently purchased a new computer with Webroot A/V. With Identity Shield turned on, every new program I install & every program I compile gets set to Deny. I now know I have to set it to Allow, but I wasted over 10 hours uninstalling & reinstalling apps thinking that one of them was the cause.
Why is this a problem? First off, beyond the initial hassle & time, after installing 20+ programs on the new machine I found I was unable to paste in any of them. Ever try to write code without copy & paste? I also see no reason to (by default) disallow pasting only. I can copy & cut & particularly the latter seems every bit as bad as pasting.
I'd like to see an option to turn pasting back on while leaving other protections in place. I like the protections Identity Shield provides in a browser, but why should I by default be prevented from pasting in an app I purposely installed? I realize that malicious apps can self-install, but I'd think that your program should be able to tell the difference between a purposely installed & a self-installed program (which should probably be completely locked down - or at least ask the user about it).
Meanwhile I have to leave Identity Shield turned off to be able to use my computer.
Actions involving holding down CTRL should now function as expected without negative interference from the Identity Shield, effective as of version 220.127.116.11. Thanks for the great feedback!
It would be nice to have an ability to purchase Webroot products using PayPal.
Move Monitored processes to top of "Active Processes" view.
There's no reason I should need to scroll through the GUI to find the monitoring processes - they should be at the top and highlighted.
Would love to see a Mac product!
The 2013 version of Webroot SecureAnywhere now supports Mac!
PDF files are a big item on most drives. Almost everyone has them. Yet, when you perform a backup, PDF files are not backed up unless you manually enter it in your list of items to be backed up. I learned this the hard way, when I realized that a backup did not include PDF files.
Why not add a PDF item to the list so you don't have to manually enter it? It seems to me that PDF files are too important to overlook to require a manual entry.
Thanks to the incredibly useful suggestions from our community members in this idea and this other topic, this feature made it into build 126.96.36.199. We appreciate the valuable suggestions! Thanks!
It would be nice if Webroot designed some Webroot wallpaper for our PC Desktop / Laptop computer screens. I'm sure the Webroot Team could design some excellent wallpapers and maybe some animated screen savers. Good example is on the MBAM forum:
Foremost I have to say that my idea has born thanks to DavidP who put in to his signature a direct link to open a ticket.
So, credit goes to David.
I have noticed that a link to open a support case is available only on the main page of Community on the right side under "Looking For Support?". Unfortunately in other levels/sub-sections of forums there is no a direct link.
I think it would be handy if a direct link would be always available regardless on level/sub-section of Community you are in. We would need to place this link to a part of page that is always displayed. For instance the bottom part of page could be used. See below.
or in the drop down menu "Support" on top of the page or elsewhere it suits the best.
This feature is now in our header under Support on webroot.com
The wording maybe confusing when deactivating a computer from your listed PC Protected Account.
When I go to my account on each computer the "Advanced Options" it states:
Deactivate this computer: Deactivating a computer will stop it from being shown under the default PC list. This should be used to hide old machines which are no longer used, or where the Webroot software has since been uninstalled.
Also when you click Deactivate Computer within the Advanced Options it does have another warning.
Need to Add a WARNING that this computer will no longer be protected by Webroot if Deactivated.
Read more here: http://community.webroot.com/t5/Webroot-SecureAnyw
This is in the realm of feedback, but it may pertain to more than one product. I was not sure if this should be posted here or in the specific product forums.
I know that in at least one product, the key code is covered by a peel off sticker. I have heard several, not huge numbers, of incidents in which when the cover sticker was peeled off, it damaged or tore the key code beneath making it difficult to impossible to read.
These keycodes are only with the Best Buy subscription.
The issue has been resolved, but obviously there are still alot of these boxes in circulation.
We have seen decreasing reports of this and it should taper off in the future.
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James G.
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In my opinion it would be a good idea to notice only critical Windows Updates, which are actually missing.
Or maybe the user should decide with options panel what kind of Windows Updates should be checked by System Analyzer? For example, as I know, it's not quite necessary to monitor for an optional updates (e.g. additional Windows services, hardware drivers), while the most important parts are generally critical updates for Windows security and it's vulnerability.
Of course it's only my little suggestion, just a single thought, which may be refused, but I would like to know what do you think about this?
The system analyzer now shows if updates are needed, as well as a new service pack. It will also notify you if automatic updates are disabled.
I have looked, but I am not able to locate a simple table that will help direct users to the correct download for their Android device. I think a table, such as below, might make helping answer questions regarding which version to download a bit easier. Thank you to TripleHelix for answering a few questions of mine regarding this!
Note: I THINK, but am not positive, that I have the below versions and links correct!
Your Computer has:
So your Android needs:
For Premier functionality- Use the key code you received when purchasing the Premier.
For Basic functionality - Use the free key code.
Premier (First download only)*
And optional
For Premier functionality- Use the key code you received when purchasing the Premier.
For Basic functionality - Use the free key code.
Premier (First download only)*
And optional
WSA-Internet Security Plus
Use the same key code as your computer, this will give functionality of Premier.
And optional
(Use the same key code as your computer)
(Secure Web Browser and Online File Backup is included)
*Premier users who already have a paid key code should re-download using the Free version
We just created the article. I made some adjustments to it, so please let me know if you have any questions.
I feel one area which could be improved in Webroot software would be the toolbar, it seems too dry and almost non functional (only one grey webroot icon displaying).
I would suggest showing for each web site visited a color coded icon in the toolbar regarding the safety of the same (i.e. green for safe, yellow for caution, red for know malicious sites, etc.)
This helps to more easily identify potential risks while surfing the internet.
Something we plan to do in the future is provide a deeper integration in the WSA agent with our subsidiary link-checking service, Brightcloud. Once that occurs, it is possible this idea can be revisited for the specific purpose of doing something more with the toolbar in the requested way.
However, the Web Threat Shield doesn't need the toolbar at all to protect you. The toolbar available in the Internet Security Plus and Complete versions of the program is used only for Password Management. The Web Threat Shield operates in the background, with no need for a toolbar.
That said, we also have exactly what you're looking for, available for free from Brightcloud. Please try out the Webroot Reputation Toolbar and let us know what you think.
Also, the W is grey in your toolbar because you haven't yet signed in. If you sign in, it would turn green, and it provides a whole host of options for password management when you click on it.
RWM wrote:
... why don't we have a Webroot Racing Team?
So that's an idea!!! Hey Webroot folks what do you think?
We have decided to sponsor cohbraz on iRacing. It's only fitting that the lightest, fastest car on the track have Webroot stamped on it! Go Corey! Get that pro license! We'd love to see a video too. If it's possible to save a reply or a screen video of a race, please feel free to post it over in your thread.
Would it be acceptable to develop a Knowledge Base article, able to be added to and/or edited, with links and information related to Security Software Removal Tools? This would be a listing of the various Security Software makers and links/information for the tools to remove that product. Yes, I would suggest that Webroot be included as there is currently a Knowledge Base article regarding how to remove legacy Webroot software.
A convenient place to find the information needed, no matter which product or who makes it.
David started a Community-initiated topic that will serve as a collection point for any third party removal tools. Thanks David!
It'd would be nice if after going to my private message I could return to Individuals & families Community page. I mean after sending, reading pms, etc. there is no link to the home page. Only link to main Webroot Community page from where I have to choose individuals and families page and then the page comes. I know it can be bookmarked or pinned in speed dial but it'd be more convenient if there was a link of Individuals & Families in pms.
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Laser North American Championships second day of racing got underway today at Cork in Kingston. We have 250 athletes competing with 73 Laser's, 162 Radial's and 15 4.7's on the race courses. The weather this morning was cool with light winds. The Radial red fleet headed out first to get the third race that they were not able to get in yesterday. Following that race, Brenda Bowskill a member of the Canadian Sailing Team (CST) was leading.
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The Laser fleet found some wind and were able to complete three races today. At the end of the day the Canadians are leading the pack, with Canadian Sailing Team member Lee Parkhill leading with five first place finishes over the last two days. He is followed by David Wright another CST member, Greg Clunies a Canadian identified athlete and Robert Davis a CST member and local Kingston Native.
The 4.7 fleet were also able to get three races in today. Leading the charge is Macey Mccann from Texas followed JESSICA Lietz from New York, and Parker Hughes another Texas native.
The Radial fleet had a long day waiting for the wind to fill. They were able with much effort from the race committee to get the fourth race completed. Brenda Bowskill of the CST had another first place finish in her heat and leads the overall Radial fleet. Erika Reineke of the USA and a former Youth World Champion is sitting right behind Brenda in second place. Erika is followed by fellow US sailor Gary Prieto.
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I voted for always..the only difference is since, he is a boy I buy blue things...and my favorite color is pink. Besides sharing personal style, I think we have many similarities..he is small and in proportion and so am I. His blonde color, on top of his body, matches my blonde hair color. Also, I've had people say we look alike. lol We also both love Kleenex and all paper products. We also share the love of my magazines, catalogues, and books (but for different reasons). :D I can go on..but I think I'll stop here.
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My dog is so like me, but more in her attitude than by a real style! ;)
GibsonGIrl 7 years
My dog is SO much like me! She's a little princess.
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It's so hard to resist those cute doggy outfits.
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colormesticky 7 years
I'm not that worried about their bedding, and they each only own one sweater because it's dang near impossibly to find something that'll fit their fat necks.
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my cat is solid black, so he matches everything.
red4bonez 7 years
haha that dog is adorable!! um I wont buy anything for my pets that woudl make them uncomfortable, i think. But what I buy needs to be practical.
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I agree with Teamsugar. Most pets look like their owners. hehe. I love it when I people watch at a dog park. You can see why certain people have certain dogs.
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That dog's so cute. :) I won't buy things for my cats that I think are ugly, but the #1 importance is comfort (for beds and blankets and such) and functionality (for bowls and litter boxes and such). I usually get my favorite colors if I have a choice. I won't, however, get something that's functional and and ugly. I will always pick something that looks good, too.
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LOL with everyone else at the picture. The dog is so ugly he's cute. :)
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omg. that picture is hysterical. max is a boy, so pink collars and crystal necklaces are kinda out..he is stylish in an understated way!
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The price for Marietta, Georgia-based Columbian, the world's third-largest maker of the material with a market share of about 9 percent, may be about $800 million, one person with direct knowledge of the matter said on Jan. 20. The top three companies jointly account for about a third of the world's carbon black capacity, according to a Standard & Poor's report in October.
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We have an app that is totally dependent on constant location updates and found that when the phone isn't getting gps, didUpdateToLocation isn't being called even if the device is connected to a wifi network. To further this test, I loaded the app on a 4th gen iPod Touch with the same results.
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locationManager = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init];
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locationManager.desiredAccuracy = kCLLocationAccuracyBest;
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- (void)locationManager:(CLLocationManager *)manager didUpdateToLocation:(CLLocation *)newLocation fromLocation:(CLLocation *)oldLocation
- (void)locationManager:(CLLocationManager *)manager didFailWithError:(NSError *)error
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Taiwan's five-year bonds rose as U.S. jobs data that missed estimates eased concern the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates sooner than analysts expect, a move that would prompt Asian central banks to follow suit.
The local yield fell the most since October, following an eight basis-point drop for 10-year U.S. treasuries on April 4 after a report showed U.S. employers added 192,000 jobs in March. That trailed the median estimate of 200,000 in a Bloomberg survey of economists, easing concern the Fed will quicken stimulus cuts or bring forward a timeline to raise borrowing costs. Taiwan's consumer prices climbed 1.61 percent last month, compared with the 1 percent median forecast in a separate Bloomberg survey and February's 0.05 percent decline.
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Posted: 25 Oct 2000 6:00AM GMT
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From "Commemorative Biographical Record of the Upper Wisconsin Counties: Waupaca, Portage, Wood, Marathon, Oneida, Vilas, Langlade and Shawano" by Chicago: J.H. Beers & Co. 1895.
KNUTE B. KNUTSON, a citizen of Waupaca county, and a representative farmer of St. Lawrence town , ship, was born in Norway, December 23, 1845, and when a child of eight years crossed the water with his parents, Bent and Kisten (Johnson) Knutson.
During the latter part of his residence in Norway the father was a lumberman. Hoping to better his financial condition, for he was by no means a wealthy man, he sailed for America with his wife and four children. They left Tvedestrand for Quebec, May 1, 1853, on the sailing vessel " Condor," which reached its destination after a voyage of nine weeks and five days. This vessel had been built in Norway, and a part of the timbers was supplied by the father. The destination of the family was Scandinavia township, Waupaca county, where a number of their countrymen had previously located, and they made their way by lake to Milwaukee and across the country by teach, reaching their new home July 30, 1853. The father had a brother, Peter, living in that locality, and with hire they made a temporary home. There were probably not more than twelve settlers in the township. Mr. Knutson purchased eighty acres of land of his brother Peter in Section 26, Scandinavia township, a wild tract upon which not a furrow had been turned, and there erected the first building on the place, a log cabin 16 x 26 feet. He afterward purchased land elsewhere and converted the tract into good farms. At one time he owned one hundred and twenty acres of land in Section 26, Scandinavia township, but in 1866 he removed to St. Lawrence township, purchasing a farm in Section 30, which adjoined the land of Section 25, Scandinavia township. During his residence there the dam on the south branch of Little Wolf river was built, and the mill utilizing the waterpower erected. Mr. Knutson received for this improvement a third interest in the mill, and an undivided third of the southwest quarter of Section 30, St. Lawrence township, whither he removed. Only four acres of the land was. broken. He retained his interest in the mill, in connection with E. L. Brown, O. E. Druetzer and Herman H. Tobias for a time, and subsequently purchased his partners' interests, carrying on the milling business until about 1869, when he sold out. He then engaged exclusively in farming until about 1871, when his son, Knute, assumed the management of the home place.
Bert Knutson was a stanch supporter of the Republican party, one of the first six Republican voters. in Scandinavia township, but never sought or desired political preferment. He was born in November, 1811, and died in February, 1872, his remains being interred in the Lutheran Cemetery at Scandinavia. -He had long been a faithful member of the Lutheran Church. His family number the following children: Tora, wife of Stephen Jacobson, of Scandinavia township, Waupaca county; Inger, who became the wife of H. O. Lee, and died on the Knutson homestead, in Scandinavia township; Hannah M., wife of Thor Thorson, a merchant of the city of Scandinavia; and Knute B. At the time of the father's death the two younger children were still at home, and our subject at once assumed the care and responsibility of the farm, supplying a home for his aged mother in her later years. She was born February 19, 1812, and has now passed the eightieth milestone on life's journey, yet is still well-preserved, displaying remarkable vitality. For many years she has been a faithful member of the Lutheran Church.
Knute B. Knutson began his education in the schools of his native land, and attended the first school in Scandinavia township, it being situated on the north bank of the little lake, in Section t o. The building was a rude structure of tamarack poles, twelve feet square, and the teacher was an aged Yankee, and a very kind old gentleman, whom Mr. Knutson remembers distinctly on account of the pains which he took to make the little boy distinguish the difference between the two letters F and T. He has seen great improvement in the schools, and is a warm friend of education. During his youth he worked upon the farm, and also sailed upon the lakes in the hope of benefiting his health, making trips to Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo, Oswego, Kingston, Detroit and Chicago.
On the 3d of November, 1875, in the Scandinavian Lutheran Church, was celebrated the marriage of Mr. Knutson and Miss. Inger M. Paulson, who was born in Rock River, Jefferson Co., Wis., January 4, 1851 , a daughter of John Paulson, a native of Norway, who became a resident of Scandinavia township, Waupaca county, in the latter part of the "fifties." The young couple began their domestic life upon the farm, which has since been their home, and to them have been born the following children: Ida A., Josephine B., Cora A., Carl T., James A., Hannah C., Clara E. and Edna O., all yet living.
Mr. Knutson now owns 182 acres of land; a finely-improved farm, supplied with all modern conveniences and good buildings. He has transformed it from an uncultivated tract into one of rich fertility, and it is now one of the best properties in the locality. In politics he is a Republican, and is recognized as one of the party leaders in St. Lawrence township. He has been honored with several local offices, has served for two years as chairman of his township, and in 1895 was elected to a third term as town Treasurer He has also been treasurer of the joint district for a number of years, and has filled other positions, discharging all duties with a promptness and fidelity that have won him high c commendation He and his wife are members of the Lutheran Church of Scandinavia, and Mr. Knutson is one of the highly-respected citizens of the community where he makes his home, enjoying the confidence and goodwill of all who know him.
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WASHINGTON – Fairfax County police have charged a Reston man for allegedly murdering his sister.
Officers found Ruth Allen, 68, in her home with a gunshot wound after responding to a report of a shooting Tuesday morning in the 11300 block of Geddys Court in Reston.
Allen was transported to the Reston Hospital Center, where she died from her injuries.
Her brother Charles Hamilton, 59, was taken into custody at the home.
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31 Days of Impact – Day 1, Kimberly Cain
The story of breast cancer is the story of people. Learn about Komen's impact and work in the fight against breast cancer as told through the eyes of breast cancer survivors, researchers, community health workers and advocates. Read more stories.
KIMBERLY CAIN, DENVER – Breast Cancer Survivor, Advocate
"In addition to my fear that I may have breast cancer, I was uninsured and knew that I could not afford proper health services."
"With the help of Komen Denver and its grantees, I was able to fight the disease and win."
"Today, I am cancer free, healthy, and working hard to support me and my son."
Without Komen, I would have lost my life. When I first realized that something wasn't right with my breast, I knew that I needed to take action. In addition to my fear that I may have breast cancer, I was uninsured and knew that I could not afford proper health services.
I was familiar with the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, an organization with a mission to help end homelessness in my city, but I didn't know that they provided lifesaving health services funded by Susan G. Komen for the Cure. I later learned that the Komen Denver Affiliate had granted the organization more than $444,000 in community grants since 2004 – grants that help women, like me, who are unable to afford breast health services like routine breast screenings, breast health education, and mammograms.
My fear became a reality when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was one of the hardest moments of my life. But, for me, cancer was a test of my will. I was referred to the Women's Imaging Center and St. Joseph Hospital for final diagnoses and treatment – services that were also paid for by Komen funds. With the help of Komen Denver and its grantees, I was able to fight the disease and win. Today, I am cancer-free, healthy, and working hard to support me and my son, Andale. He gives me strength every day, and when I look into his eyes, I can't imagine what would have happened to him if I hadn't received these lifesaving health services.
Through my battle with breast cancer – from my diagnosis to my treatment – my son and my mother, Ollie, were there to support me. With their support, and the support of Komen, I was able to overcome this disease. And I know others can too.
As a survivor, I am dedicated to spreading awareness about breast cancer in my community. I recently participated in a campaign to help raise awareness of the Komen Denver Race for the Cure. My goal was to help increase participation and raise funds – 75 percent of those funds go directly to the local community in the form of the grants like the ones that saved my life, and will continue to save the lives of women in the Denver area.
It's important that I give back in any way that I can, and I continue to share these words of advice with others facing the disease: Never give up hope. Stay open-minded. Stay strong.
Read other impact stories here.
The Concordia Summit: Making an Impact through Public-Private Partnerships
Yesterday I was honored to join President Bill Clinton and Sen. John McCain among the speakers at the 2nd Annual Concordia Summit. The Concordia Summit was founded to put the innovative ideas of public-private partnership into action.
When I started this organization 30 years ago as a promise to my sister, Suzy Komen, who was taken from us by breast cancer, you couldn't even say the word "breast" on television. A lot has changed since then and people often ask me why we've been successful. I believe much of it lies with our focus in breaking down barriers, and building bridges between communities and health care professionals, between governments and researchers, and between all of those who have a vested interest in fighting and defeating this disease.
It is that same focus that makes public-private partnerships so important. Simply put, these partnerships allow everyone to focus on what they do best. In the process, things move more quickly, more people are helped, and in many cases, more lives are saved.
The greatest example I shared yesterday is also one of the newest ones here at Komen – Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon.
Five years ago, I joined President and Mrs. Bush on a trip to Africa. In Ghana, we visited a PEPFAR clinic, where I watched long lines of women waiting to receive HIV screening, treatment and education. As I witnessed the excellent work done by that clinic, I was struck by how simple it would be to extend that work even further – to cancer education and screening.
In sub-Saharan Africa, breast and cervical cancers kill over 100,000 women each year. And that figure is most likely a gross underestimate – because many of these countries don't even keep track with cancer registries.
And in these countries, AIDS and cancer share more than a deadly nature – they also are stigmatized. Women diagnosed with breast and cervical cancer frequently become outcasts from their own families and support networks — left to suffer alone without palliative care.
What is particularly frustrating is that it doesn't need to be this way. Thirty years ago, women were dying because we lacked knowledge. Today, they are dying because we lack imagination. We know how to help. We just lack the resources and ideas on how to deliver that help.
And that's why the Pink Ribbon Red Ribbon campaign was created. One year ago, we launched the program in Washington with Secretary Hillary Clinton, Michel Sidibe from UNAIDS, and President George W. Bush, who traveled to Africa twice in the past year in support of the campaign, and along with his wife Laura helped build a new cervical cancer clinic.
A few weeks back I traveled to the Canada to discuss the remarkable progress thus far alongside Dr. Christine Kaseba, first lady of Zambia, the country where the PRRR program was first implemented.
Dr. Kaseba discussed how the Women's Cancer Center in the city of Lusaka has screened more than 15,400 women since last December – with nearly 3,000 of them showing positive indicators of cervical cancer. Of those roughly 3,000 women, about half were treated with cryotherapy and another half were referred for advanced diagnostics and treatment.
During that same time period, we have trained 27 health workers who are helping to staff 17 different clinics — providing screening and treatment for breast cancer. And we are also supporting a community education effort to raise public awareness about the importance of early cancer screenings.
This is remarkable progress in a short period of time. So how has it been so successful? Public-private partnership. I am grateful to have had theopportunity to share the wonderful work that Susan G. Komen does around the world with the audience at Concodia and I salute their work to bring more NGOs and corporations together to focus on what they do best, because it is together when we gets results!
Race for the Cure Recap – West Michigan, Southeast Wisconsin, Idaho, Upper Cumberland, Chicagoland, Orange County
From the Midwest to the Pacific, Komen supporters from across the country came together this past weekend to make a big impact in their local communities. Check out some of the highlights from this past weekend:
MLive describes the scene at the 15th annual Komen West Michigan Race saying, "From feathered flamingos to brawny superheroes," participants were excited to support the Race this past Saturday in Grandville, MI. The more than 5,000 participants were able to support the Affiliate while enjoying a warm, sunny day. WZZM reports that the event has raised $400,000 so far and the donations are still coming in! MLive also shares some great pictures from the event.
In Milwaukee, Komen Southeast Wisconsin got some great support from local presenting Race Sponsor Kohl's who turned the exterior store signs at local stores pink, encouraged Kohl's associates to wear pink all week leading up to the Race and placed 12-foot-tall pink shoeprints outside of their corporate headquarters. On Race Day, WTMJ reports that an estimated 22,000 people turned out for the event!
The 13th annual Komen Idaho Race in Coeur d'Alene, ID, became more personal for individuals such as Martha Armitage, who had run the Race many times, but this year, joined those in the pink t-shirts as a survivor herself. Just over 15,000 people joined Armitage and her friends on the beautiful and warm Race day, raising around $27,000. The CDAPress has more highlights from the event.
The 4th annual Komen Upper Cumberland Race was held on Sunday in Cookeville. The Herald-Citizen shares some photos from the event which had about 2,500 people turn out in support. Adding to the fun were live music groups lining the Race route, keeping the participants' spirits high and the excitement going mile after mile.
Komen's Chicagoland Affiliate had a very busy weekend, with Races in both Chicago and Lombard on Saturday and Sunday (respectively). MySuburbanLife reports that the Race in Lombard was a great success.
More than 18,000 participants came together for the 21st annual Komen Orange County Race on Sunday. Inspiration and strength could be felt throughout the crowd, and speaker Betty de la Torre told the crowd, "I walked into Komen a frightened breast cancer patient. I walked out an empowered warrior." The Orange County Register, Daily Pilot and ABC 7 share more details and photos from the event.
The Komen Evansville Tri-State Race also took place this past weekend, and we'll have more on that in our next Race blog, along with details about our upcoming Races both in the U.S. and around the globe, so stay tuned!
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation and Komen Address Breast Cancer
By Dorothy Jones, VP, Marketing
A breast cancer diagnosis is a terrible thing for anyone to receive but perhaps especially dire for African American women, who are less likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer but significantly more likely to die of it.
We at Komen have been alarmed for years by the significant disparities in outcomes for African American women with breast cancer. In the U.S., African American women are less likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer than white women, but 41 percent more likely to die from it. And in some pockets of our country, that mortality gap is significantly higher.
This is a fact we're working hard to change. And on Friday, we were honored to be in Washington, D.C., to tell the story of African American women and breast cancer, with a panel at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation Annual Legislative Conference hosted by U.S. Rep. Marcia Fudge of Ohio.
Answers to the disparities, we know, will come through research – Komen alone has funded more than $35 million in research to understand and treat breast cancer in African American women – and millions more to community outreach specific to women of African descent. We provided our first research grant to the issue in the 1980s, and have actively reached out to the African American community to provide programs that will make a difference. These include:
- In Northeast Ohio, we launched a Community Health Advisors program this year that sends trained volunteers into medically underserved communities to provide education and support through and after treatment. This program, in partnership with KeyBank, is expanding to 18 KeyBank cities this year and next.
- Susan G. Komen for the Cure ® has invested more than $2 million in the Chicago Breast Cancer Quality Consortium, making Komen the Consortium's largest funder since 2008. The Consortium is working with 57 hospital facilities to address quality of mammography and treatment in an area with one of the highest breast cancer mortality rates. As a result of this initiative, Illinois has established the nation's first state breast cancer quality board. In addition, the state has increased the Medicaid reimbursement rate for mammography for providers who participate in the Consortium project.
- In Washington, D.C., Komen has partnered with Dr. Sandra Swain of Washington Cancer Institute to improve access to care for underserved women. We've invested more than $11 million in the region in grants geared to improving care coordination and reducing fragmentation and enhance the health care system's capacity to screen and provide follow-up care for women in DC Wards 7&8, and an initiative that has reduced breast cancer screening times in Montgomery County from weeks to days.
- In St. Louis, we provided a $750,000 grant in a community partnership to improve outcomes and reduce deaths from breast cancer in African American women in North St. Louis.
Our 119 Affiliates across the country fund programs locally to ensure that women of color have access to screenings, cancer treatment, and support.
We built a two part panel for the Conference covering both systemic change and the responsibility of the entertainment community in this fight. At the first, we were honored to welcome Lisa A. Newman, Professor of Surgery and Director of the University of Michigan Breast Care Center, who has done significant research and clinical work into these issues. She was joined by Geri Blair, breast cancer survivor and co-founder of Minority Women with Breast Cancer Uniting, Inc.; Dr. J. Nadine Gracia, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Minority Health; and my colleague Chandini Portteus, Vice President, Research, Evaluation & Scientific Programs at Komen.
Our second panel focused on engaging with and communicating with African American women, and we are so fortunate to have wonderful partners like MC Lyte, a Circle of Promise ambassador. She moderated the panel featuring Sybil Wilkes, co-survivor and co-host of the Tom Joyner Morning Show; Carla Ferrell, co-survivor, from the Steve Harvey Morning Show; singer Musiq Soulchild, Crystal King, Komen's Manager of Multi-Cultural Marketing, and Sonya Lockett, Vice President of Corporate Social Responsibility at BET Networks & executive director, BET Foundation, who have worked with us for years to reach out to African American women and encourage them to learn about breast cancer and to take action to learn about their risk, get screened, make healthy lifestyle choices and to talk to each other about breast health.
We left Friday's conference excited by the enthusiasm and support we received from the standing-room-only crowd – and more committed than ever to finding answers through research and community outreach.
You can find information about breast cancer and African American women on komen.org or http://www.circleofpromise.org/. If you want to learn more, or if you're worried about breast cancer in yourself or a family member, our network of 119 Komen Affiliates stands ready to help you where you live. Call 1-877 GO KOMEN (1-877-465-6636) or visit our website.
Our thanks again to Rep. Fudge for inviting us, to our honorary hosts: Rep. Yvette D. Clark, Rep. Barbara Lee, Rep. Sheila Jackson-Lee and Rep. Laura Richardson for their support and to all who attended the day's session. Working together, we CAN put an end to breast cancer!
Race for the Cure Recap – Northwest Louisiana, Northeast Ohio, Tulsa, Oregon, Mid-Missouri and Maine
Another Race weekend has come and gone. The passion for pink was felt across the country, as many of you joined your local Affiliate to raise money for innovative breast cancer research and important community programs – programs that touch the lives of your neighbors, coworkers, friends, and maybe even you!
Komen Northwest Louisiana, Komen Northeast Ohio and Komen Tulsa kicked off the Race weekend with their Saturday Races.
Even though it was a rainy morning in Bossier City, survivor Ann Anderson told her friends that when it came to the Komen Northwest Louisiana Race for the Cure, weather was no issue. "Cancer doesn't sit in the car" and Ann wasn't going to either. Executive Director Lindsay Dean shared with Shreveport Times that the event was "fantastic" and that more than 4,500 individuals came out to support their local Affiliate. Thenewsstar.com also highlights local individuals who were excited to support the Race.
It definitely looked like a sea of pink, as runners raced through the streets of Cleveland for the 19th annual Komen Northeast Ohio Race for the Cure. The beautiful weather added to the high spirits as well, as around 10,000 runners and walkers joined together for the cause. The Plain Dealer and ABC5 featured the event.
The Tulsa World and FOX23 report that the Tulsa Race for the Cure was an exciting and memorable experience for husband and wife survivors Paul and Connie Brown and the more than 9,000 participants on Saturday. The event had an extra special meaning for the Komen Tulsa staff as well, who lost their Race Director Jack Wing to cancer last Tuesday. The Jack Wing Butterfly Garden was created to honor his memory, and participants were invited to remember their loved ones by contributing a butterfly to the garden.
Heading into Sunday, KPTV shares that more than 25,000 people came out in their pink to participate in the 21st Komen Oregon Race for the Cure in downtown Portland. Affiliate CEO Thomas Bruner explained to OregonLive that these events are about more than fundraising, saying, "We honor survivors, we remember people we've lost, we encourage people in treatment to keep going."
In Columbia, around 2,600 passionate supporters donned their pink for the Komen Mid-Missouri Race for the Cure. Columbia Missourian captures the spirit of many of those who participated this year, sharing some photos from the event as well.
The 16th annual Komen Maine Race in Bangor was filled with happiness and support among the participants. WLBZ, WABI and Bangor Daily News share the stories of local individuals who have a strong personal commitment to the cause.
We are so excited to see all of the ways that people across the country are getting involved this fall. And with National Breast Cancer Awareness Month right around the corner, there are even more exciting events to look forward to, so keeping checking Komen's blog to see how we are all making an impact in the fight against breast cancer.


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Oil Gains on Syria While Stocks Rise, Treasuries Retreat
Crude oil and gold advanced amid concern America is moving closer to striking Syria, while U.S. stocks rose and Treasuries retreated for a second day as a report showed faster-than-forecast growth in manufacturing.
West Texas Intermediate oil climbed 0.8 percent to $108.54 a barrel and gold futures gained 1.1 percent to $1,412 an ounce. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 0.4 percent to 1,639.77 after jumping more than 1.1 percent in the first half hour of trading. Ten-year Treasury yields added eight basis points to 2.86 percent. Benchmark equity gauges in Turkey, Dubai, Kuwait and Abu Dhabi sank at least 1.7 percent. The Bloomberg U.S. Dollar Index touched a seven-week high.
U.S. stocks trimmed an early advance and oil extended gains as House Speaker John Boehner backed President Barack Obama's call for action against Syria. Earlier gains in stocks followed a report that showed faster-than-forecast growth in manufacturing, while Microsoft Corp.'s purchase of Nokia Oyj's handset unit and Verizon Communications Inc.'s $130 billion acquisition of the rest of its wireless business also fueled speculation that deals will boost stocks.
"The market has been resilient," Jason Cooper, a money manager who helps oversee $2.5 billion in South Bend, Indiana, at 1st Source Investment Advisors, said in a phone interview. "There is still some opinion that if there is anything negative or anywhere that you can pull some negative vibe from, then the bears are going to react. Any negative news or conflict in Syria, that'd just give them some fuel to say 'hey, maybe things aren't that great and we need to really buckle down.'"
Oil, Stocks
West Texas Intermediate crude oil climbed to as much as $108.83 a barrel in New York, approaching a two-year high of $110.10 set on Aug. 28. Early gains were triggered after Israel carried out a joint missile test launch with the U.S. in the Mediterranean Sea. Brent crude, the European benchmark, added 1.2 percent to $115.68.
"The market is processing what appears to be a slow grind to military action against Syria," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital LLC, a New York hedge fund that focuses on energy. "There's headline risk ahead of us. The reaction to the Israeli missile test is an example of what we will be seeing until the Syria situation is resolved."
Silver, soybeans and natural gas jumped more than 2 percent to lead gains in 14 of 24 commodities in the S&P GSCI Index, sending the gauge up 0.5 percent. Corn and wheat lost more than 1 percent for the biggest declines.
The S&P 500 rebounded after a 3.1 percent decline in August, the worst monthly drop since May 2012. The ISM manufacturing index climbed to 55.7 in August from the prior month's reading of 55.4 and topped the median estimate of 54 in a survey of economists. Fifty is the dividing line between growth and contraction.
Market Leaders
Gauges of financial, consumer-discretionary and commodity companies climbed more than 0.5 percent to help lead gains among 10 industries in the S&P 500 today. Telephone and utility stocks fell the most as rising Treasury yields competed with their dividends. Telephone and utility companies in the S&P 500 pay more than 4 percent of their prices in divdiends, the highest among the 10 main groups.
CBS Corp. jumped 4.7 percent after the broadcaster's programs returned to Time Warner Cable Inc. Microsoft slipped 4.6 percent after agreeing to buy Nokia Oyj's mobile-phone business and license its patents for 5.44 billion euros ($7.2 billion). Verizon Communications Inc. dropped 2.9 percent after agreeing to buy Vodafone Group Plc's 45 percent stake in Verizon Wireless for $130 billion.
'Warn Others'
U.S. stocks pared gains earlier as Boehner, an Ohio Republican, said that use of chemical weapons requires a response and only the U.S. has the capability to "warn others around the world that this type of behavior is not going to be tolerated." Secretary of State John Kerry said that while Obama is not asking the country to go to war, it's "definitely in our national interests" to respond to Syria.
Obama announced on Aug. 31 that he'd seek support from Congress for a military strike in Syria. The decision came after the president said previously that he had authority to order a military mission in response to what his administration and the French and U.K. governments say was the Syrian regime's Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack on civilians. The president won conditional support yesterday from Republican Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham.
Investors in August pulled money from exchange-traded funds at the fastest rate since January 2010, with withdrawals reaching $17.7 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg from about 1,500 funds. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, the largest ETF for American equities, experienced $14 billion in outflows, the data show.
August Retreat
Stocks fell in August amid concern the Fed will reduce its monthly bond purchases and the U.S. will take military action against Syria. Better-than-estimated corporate earnings and monetary stimulus from the Fed have driven the S&P 500 up as much as 153 percent from a 12-year low in 2009, with the gauge closing at a record 1,709.67 on Aug. 2. It has retreated more than 4 percent since.
The Fed will hold a policy meeting on Sept. 17-18 to decide whether to slow the pace of its bond-buying program. Chairman Ben S. Bernanke has said that the central bank may reduce its monthly purchases if the employment outlook substantially improves and the economy grows in line with forecasts.
Global stocks rose yesterday as data showed China's manufacturing index increased to a 16-month high in August, while other gauges showed euro-area factory output expanded at a faster pace than initially estimated in August. U.S. markets were closed for the Labor Day holiday.
Options Strategies
Options strategists from JPMorgan Chase & Co. to Weeden & Co. are predicting that U.S. equity volatility will extend its increase in September after posting its biggest monthly advance in more than a year.
JPMorgan said in an Aug. 29 note that volatility is likely to increase in September and October, and recommended buying puts on global stocks gauges including the S&P 500. Weeden told investors to implement a bearish strategy using October contracts on a security tracking the Russell 2000 Index. The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index has fallen every September in years when volatility was below its historical average at the start of the month, data since 1996 compiled by Bloomberg show. The VIX rose 1 percent to 17.18 today.
European Stocks
The Stoxx Europe 600 Index closed 0.4 percent lower after gaining 1.9 percent yesterday. Nokia climbed 34 percent after Microsoft agreed to buy the company's handset business and license its patents for 5.44 billion euros ($7.2 billion).
Turkey's Borsa Istanbul National 100 Index slid 2.3 percent and the lira sank 1.7 percent versus the dollar. Dubai's benchmark gauge lost 3.7 percent, while indexes in Abu Dhabi and Kuwait fell at least 1.7 percent.
India's rupee and stocks plunged the most in Asia on renewed concern about a credit-rating downgrade and as oil surged. Government bonds fell. S&P reiterated today it sees more than a one-in-three chance that India's debt rating will be cut within two years.
India's S&P BSE Sensex slumped 3.4 percent and the rupee weakened 2.6 percent versus the dollar. Elevated oil prices raise costs for Asia's third-largest economy, which imports almost 80 percent of its energy requirements.


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The Police :: 07.29.08 :: Wachovia Center:: Philadelphia, PA
Opening this show at the Wachovia Center was Elvis Costello and the Imposters, touring in support of their new album, Momofuku (see JamBase's review here). The song "Stella Hurt" is amazing, and the performance created an effect that was like being in a spaceship blasting off. Keyboardist Steve Nieve did an impressive job playing amazingly complex arrangements throughout their short set. I love Costello for his great skill as a lyricist and composer and was not disappointed at all by this brief opening performance. "Either Side of The Same Town" was a fitting choice for this show: "Nothing will ever be the same/ Everything is changing, deep inside." I was greatly pleased by the new material live, and besides opening with the title track they also did "Turpentine" and "Flutter and Wow" from the new album. After the crowd was warmed up, Sting walked out and sang with Costello on "Alison," then bowed and left as The Imposters closed their set with Nick Lowe's anthem "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding."
During intermission, the enormous video screen above the stage showed images by photographer and philanthropist Bobby Sager. According to The Police's website, "The images of children from countries around the world (Afghanistan, Rwanda, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Tibet) were of refugees, orphans, children soldiers and kids living in difficult situations." The contrast between their world and the one we were in was striking. The fans getting beers and the abundance of food around us made me study them all the more, their faces becoming one image, one person, age and race undefined, unimportant. The light in their eyes became that of trust and hope - a view of the world we live in and rarely ever see so closely.
Following "Message In A Bottle," they played "Walking On The Moon" in a considerably different arrangement that was much slower and more mellow, yet still kicking and lively as a reggae number. Sting's powerful voice rang clear and clean over Stewart's bell-like cymbals and Summers' jazzy legato, and the crowd joined in the chorus as 15,000 hands linked together and then began clapping with Sting for "Demolition Man" over a very funky sounding, heavy bassline. Sting and Summers hammered on their guitars at the beginning of "Voices Inside My Head," changing tempo faster and faster in a colorful, textured, delightful performance. It was clear all three musicians had grown immensely through their collaboration with other artists.
After they played "De Do Do Do De Da Da Da," they slid into "Invisible Sun" and the video screen divided into three parts as the faces of children and the band intertwined and synchronized.
There has to be an invisible sun
It gives its heat to everyone
There has to be an invisible sun
That gives us hope when the whole day's done
Sting smiled and nodded towards Summers, and with Copeland's amazing percussion behind him, a great look of relief and relation overtook them in the moment of pure music.
The Philly fans were greatly accepting of these new forms of the old favorites, and the two encores included "Roxanne," "King of Pain," "So Lonely" and ended with "Next To You." The Police reunion was history performed extremely well.
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4. Deadline for the nominations: Feb 15th each year
5. All applications received will be acknowledged by an email confirmation from the MASL Business Office.
6. Once the nominations deadline has passed, all nominations will be reviewed by the Awards Committee and their recommendation will be sent to the MASL Board for approval. After the Board has approved the recommendation the nominator of the winning candidate will be contacted to arrange presentation of the Award at an appropriate school/district event (this may include surprising the winner if appropriate). The MASL Board will also honor the winner at an appropriate MASL event after the initial presentation in his or her school district.
7. Anyone who has been practicing in the field for three years, is working as a library media specialist in an capacity in Maine and is a member of MASL is eligible to be nominated for this Award. Although the award is presented annually and the major emphasis is for contributions made during the previous school year, earlier and continuing activities should be included in the recommendations and will be considered in the adjudicating process.
MASL also reserves the right to forgo presenting the WJT Award in years when there are no candidates or when the MASL Board determines that no candidate submission meets the requirements of the WJT Award.
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