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It's essential that the number of countries having nuclear weapons does not spread. How this is to be achieved is the question. Israel isn't likely to strike Iran's nuclear program - this time Israel's belligerent talk is likely to be just that - talk. But that doesn't mean the regional upheaval couldn't make the nuclear threats facing us much, much worse.
Washington implied this week that Turkey - from which thousands of Armenians fled to Aleppo in the early 20th century, and which annexed the Alexandria region - might invade Syria and overthrow Assad. But Obama won't publicly encourage this. He will have to wait until it is over and done with before bestowing his blessings.
A new, weaker Syria, under Turkish influence, would undermine the Iran-Hezbollah-Hamas constellation, somewhat ease the threat posed by Iran to the Gulf states, and delay the fall of Jordan's Hashemite regime. But it also might create an alliance between Iran and Egypt, presuming the generals let an elected government take control.
That would be even worse than the Syria-North Korea nuclear ties, exposed in 2007. Israel would not know how to respond were Iran to give Cairo nuclear know-how and equipment. Until now, Israel has attempted to block hostile Muslim states from going nuclear. All it took was one good wallop every 25 years or so, first against Iraq and later against Syria, or so the foreign sources say. Israel would have trouble combating progress in two places at once, especially when one happens to be its large neighbor with whom it has a peace treaty.
Under Mubarak, Egypt was already trying to cast Israel as as great a nuclear threat as Iran. Danieli and his colleagues are still explaining at International Atomic Energy Agency meetings why we first need comprehensive peace before it will be possible to demilitarize the region.
Meanwhile, Israel will face a tough choice. If it does in fact consider nuclear arms in the region to constitute an existential danger, and there is no military way to go from state to state and destroy said weapons, then what does it prefer: Nuclear for everyone, or nuclear for none?
Israelis Continue General Strike Over Salaries
"The general strike in Israel has entered its third day after negotiations between labor representatives and Israeli authorities failed. The strike, called by the trade union Histadrut has paralyzed Israel's public sector and shut down transportation."
Anonymous: 'Israeli Government, Expect Us'
"You are unworthy to exist in your current form and will therefore face the wrath of Anonymous...
Step one will be initiated after the release of this video and will be comprised of systematically removing you from the internet..."
Israel Media Publish, Retract, Then Confirm Calls for Destruction of Al-Aqsa, 'Cleansing' of Israel's 'Enemies' - by Ali Abunimah
"Before this post was first published, Israeli media had reported claims that Moshe Feiglin, a Likud leader, was planning to go up to the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in occupied Jerusalem to call for the destruction of the Mosque and its replacement with a Jewish 'Third Temple'.
The Hebrew edition of Ynet reported A Jerusalem police official explained: 'Feiglin's people going up to the Temple Mount is nothing new and happens almost every month. The difference this time is spreading calls through the media to 'cleanse the place of the enemies of Israel'..."
Israel Seeks Multi-Year US Military Aid
"Israel is in talks with the United States to secure multi-year US military budget aid, which will obviate Washington's annual approval. The US already grants Israel about USD$ 3billion in military assistance annually. Israel's request seeks about USD$ 1billion in aid from the US to purchase 4 additional Iron Dome batteries and to fund the development of David's Sling, another missile system..."
Rocket Explodes in Israeli Town of Eilat
"A rocket fired from the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula has exploded in the Israeli town of Eilat, but it has caused no injuries or damage..."
And just as Israel was putting the touch on Uncle Sam to increase their allowance too...what fortuitous timing!
Uprooting 30,000 Bedouin in Israel - by Neve Gordon
"It is not every day that a government decides to relocate almost half a percent of its population in a programme of forced urbanisation,' Rawa Aburabia asserted, adding that, 'this is precisely what Prawer wants to do..."
Israeli Forces Attempt To Arrest 2 Year Old Palestinian Child
"Mo'man Shtayeh, your little two-and-a-half-year-old self highlighted the absurdity, the idiocy, the shameful nature of the Israeli occupying army. May the force of John Cena be with you.."
Tisme asked a question. The response he received is sadly all too typical of the attitude displayed on some threads. Simple courtesy would be nice even if you disagree the a poster. Although here I have no idea what there was to disagree with. And yes Tisme should not have been judgemental on NDPP's issue.
Tisme asked a question. The response he received is sadly all too typical of the attitude displayed on some threads.
I thought it was a good answer. If he wants to understand the thread, read the posts and the links. Is that an illogical answer? I said it was "unlikely", because Tisme attacked NDPP under the flimsy pretext of asking a rhetorical question.
When I ask questions, it is to seek information. Here, for example, both you and Tisme provided links that you allege lead to documentaries about the Romani genocide. I pointed out that I found nothing at those links. You and Tisme never had the courtesy to answer my question and assist me. Perhaps now that you're both back, one of you may help?
Thanks in advance,
Actually Unionist if you scroll down to October 2nd on that link you will see "The Forgotten Holocaust". Best I can do and I just figured you were unable to manipulate the link.
There's no link there - there wasn't then and there isn't now - and Tisme told you the same thing. I guess if you keep repeating it, it becomes true?
Thanks for nothing.
and actually I myself mount the soapbox very seldom. I mostly post things that are of interest to me with the assumption they might be to others. And if anyone has anything to add, subtract or rebut, they do so. Otherwise I assume they are otherwise engaged in other matters of concern to them.
Gunter Grass Addresses Israel's Nuclear Threat - by Stephen Lendman
"On April 4, Haaretz headlined "German Nobel Laureate Gunter Grass' New Poem: Nuclear Israel is a Threat to World Peace..."
This poem sure has Israel on edge...that's for sure ..EXPOSED
What Must Be Said by Günter Grass
But why have I kept silent till now?
Because I thought my own origins,
Tarnished by a stain that can never be removed,
meant I could not expect Israel, a land
to which I am, and always will be, attached,
to accept this open declaration of the truth.
Why only now, grown old,
and with what ink remains, do I say:
Israel's atomic power endangers
an already fragile world peace?
Because what must be said
may be too late tomorrow;
and because – burdened enough as Germans –
we may be providing material for a crime
that is foreseeable, so that our complicity
wil not be expunged by any
of the usual excuses.
And granted: I've broken my silence
because I'm sick of the West's hypocrisy;
and I hope too that many may be freed
from their silence, may demand
that those responsible for the open danger we face renounce the use of force,
may insist that the governments of
both Iran and Israel allow an international authority
free and open inspection of
the nuclear potential and capability of both.
New http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zky2bn0Gtyg New
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Actually Unionist if you scroll down to October 2nd on that link you will see "The Forgotten Holocaust". Best I can do and I just figured you were unable to manipulate the link.
There's no link there - there wasn't then and there isn't now - and Tisme told you the same thing. I guess if you keep repeating it, it becomes true?
Thanks for nothing.
Try "The Forgotten Holocaust"
Try, "Roma website"
Try " Forgotten Holocaust Roma Sinti"
Try "Voices of Memory"
I hope this is helpful. Have a good Passover.
Israel Has Murdered More Political Opponents Than Apartheid South Africa Ever Judicially Executed - by Adri Nieuwhof
"Former Special Rapporteur on the human rights situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, Professor Dugard draws a parallel with the treatment of militant political opponents by South Africa's apartheid regime and highlights the similarities between the two regimes."
VTJP Headlines: Occupied Palestine and Israel News 4/7/2012
Peace, Propaganda and the Promised Land (and vid) - 79 minutes
"US media and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. How Israel manipulates and distorts American public perception.."
The Disgusting Attacks on Gunter Grass - by Tariq Ali
"...Why no sympathy for the Palestinians..?"
Good News! Israel Might Still Have Time to Annihilate the Planet. (these people are sick.) - Norman Finkelstein
"IF recent reports of a Netanyahu promise to postpone an attack on Iran until the fall are true, a possible strike would correspond with the pivotal weeks just before the Amerian presidential elections. Announcing that Israel may decide to attack Iran at the worst possible political time puts pressure on Obama and could potentially lead to some valuable American concessions to Israel, in exchange for an existential commitment not to strike..."
'Every time we do something, you tell me Americans will do this and will do that. I want to tell you something very clear; don't worry about American pressure on Israel. We, the Jewish people control America, and the Americans know it. - Ariel Sharon (2001)
Qadam Children: 'You Arrested Our Fathers, So We Lead the Demonstration Today!' (and vid)
"After Israeli Army nightly incursions into Kufu Qadum accompanied by the massive arrest of villagers, the children of the village have come out in protest with a message to the occuping army AND THE WORLD.."
Amira Hass Explains Why Israel's US Model of Ethnic Cleansing Failed, and Why 'Jewish Regime' will 'Crumble'. - by Philip Weiss
"...It is very common these days to hear supporters of Israel seek to justify ethnic cleansing by saying that You did it -- you Americans. Amira Hass has a fabulous piece up at Haartez that takes on this model head on. She exposes the Israeli desire to defeat the Palestinian people, as the US defeated the Native Americans, and then only have to deal with the 'remnant.'...
And she explains why this is not possible, and why we are now in the endgame of 'the Jewish regime' because Israel did not want a two-state solution. Read this amazing true line. 'The question was, and is, how much more bloodshed, suffering and disasters will be needed until the Jewish regime of discrimination and separation, which we have created here over the past 64 years, crumbles.'
This is a frankly anti-Zionist piece, written by a child of Holocaust survivors. Amira Hass is thirsting for the DeKlerk to lead her society out of its racist dead-end.."
or the Mandela..
Israel Is Expanding Its West Bank Settlements Again and Nobody Has Noticed
"Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is moving to expand Israeli settlements in the West Bank at a time when international attention is focused elsewhere, with President Obama gearing up for reelection and the West targeting Iran's nuclear program. Netanyahu said in an interview published in Haartez newspaper Friday, that an agreement with the Palestinians is important so that Israel can remain a Jewish state and avert becoming a binational one that includes the large Palestinian population of the West Bank."
'What Must Be Said' - by Gunter Grass
Canadian Champions Sephardi Heritage
"A select group of individuals is slated to be honoured for their personal achievements within Sephardi society and among them will be a Canadian, Yehuda Azoulay of Toronto, who will be recognized for his contribution to Sephardi literature and his involvement in Sephardi causes. He'll stand out as the youngest honoree of the May 16 luncheon which is being organized by the Friedlander Group, a public relations firm that specializes in working with American Jewish groups and will feature members of US Congress. But Azoulay will be in heady company, the event will also be honouring two prominent Sephardi rabbis, Israeli Internal Affairs Minister Eli Yishrai and fellow MK Nissim Zeev.
Brimming with optimism and vigour of youth, Azoulay is enthusiastic about discussing this seminal project and directs me to his compact home office. Tidy but crammed bookshelves cover every vertical space, except for a portion of wall showcasing a life-size portrait of Rabbi Ovadia Yosef. The former chief rabbi of Israel is considered by some to be the foremost present-day Sephardi leader and a reviver of Sephardi identity and pride.
Rabbi Yosef is certainly a fitting spectator of this room's activity. Not only does Azoulay maintain a close relationship with him, but, in Azoulay's words, 'We share the same goals, same mentality, same agenda.'
And here it is :
Rabbi Calls for Annihilation of Arabs
"It is forbidden to be merciful to them. You must send missiles to them and annihilate them. They are evil and damnable. They Lord shall return the Arabs' deeds on their own heads, waste their seed and exterminate them, and vanish them from this world,' he said..."
'Goyim were born only to serve us. Without that, they have no place in the world - only to serve the people of Israel,' he said in his weekly Saturday night sermon on the laws regarding the actions non-Jews are permitted to perform on Shabbad. According to Yosef, the lives of non-Jews in Israel are safeguarded by divinity, to prevent losses to Jews. 'In Israel, death has no dominion over them...With gentiles, it will be like any person - they need to die, but [God] will give them longevity. Why? Imagine that one's donkey would die, they'd lose their money. This is his servant..That's why he gets a long life, to work well for this Jew,' Yosef said.
Why are gentiles needed? They will work, they will plow, they will reap. We will sit like an effendi and eat. That is why gentiles were created he added."
What a disgusting old hate-monger. How shameful that such beliefs are 'honoured'..no wonder so many Israelis are so cruel and unmoved by the barbarism of Gaza and other ongoing tortures and suffocations of the Palestinian people.
Take Action on 17 April: Call for Freedom for Palestinian Political Prisoners (and vid)
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DENVER - Gov. Bill Ritter was set to stay overnight in the hospital after he suffered multiple rib fractures on his right side Tuesday morning when he was involved in a bicycle crash.
A spokesman for the governor says the crash happened at 23rd Avenue and High Street just after 6 a.m.
The governor was taken in an ambulance to Denver Health Medical Center where he was treated for his injuries.
"He is OK," Evan Dreyer, a spokesman for the governor, said. "He's conscious. He is laughing and joking, talking with family, talking with doctors as they continue to evaluate him."
"If you've ever hurt your ribs, it's very painful. So while he's laughing and in good spirits, he's in a bit of pain," Dreyer said.
Dreyer says the governor is an avid cyclist who rides with a group of friends two to three times a week, and was with a group of four other riders when the crash occurred.
"He rides a road bike," Dreyer said. "And may need to be riding a newer road bike after today."
Dreyer says Ritter's front tire made contact with the tire of a bicyclist in front of him. The contact sent the governor crashing to the ground, and took down another cyclist behind him.
According to Dreyer, the other cyclist who went down suffered an injured wrist.
Dreyer says Ritter was dressed for cold weather and therefore did not suffer from road rash too badly, but did hit his head when he fell.
"One of the things he said to me this morning was, 'Wear your helmet if you're riding a bike. Anybody who rides a bike without a helmet is just nuts.' And he was very fortunate, he knows he was very fortunate to have his helmet on," Dreyer said. "He always rides with his helmet and that would be the message."
Dreyer says Ritter's schedule was cleared for the day and Lt. Gov. Barbara O'Brien stood in for him at a couple of events. According to Dreyer, they will take it one day at a time in determining when Ritter will resume his work schedule. However, he added Ritter is still in charge of the state.
Seven-time Tour de France winner, and Aspen resident, Lance Armstrong got word of the crash and offered some kind words over Twitter: "I hear my good friend and Colorado Governor Bill Ritter had a bike crash and broke some ribs. Gov, be careful!! Get well soon."
According to Bicycle Colorado, Colorado has the fourth highest rate of commuters that primarily bicycle to work (1.2 percent of commuters). Colorado is ranked as the sixth safest state in the U.S. to be a bicyclist.
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Watch how to make simple, takeout-style crispy orange chicken.
Moist, tender seared chicken finishes in a savory olive sauce.
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Very easy to make. The flavors are not too strong. This is great because even a picky family will eat. Wonderful on a cold day!


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I personally think this is cool.
Clayton 'i-house' is giant leap from trailer park
"From its bamboo floors to its rooftop deck, Clayton Homes' new industrial-chic "i-house" is about as far removed from a mobile home as an iPod from a record player."
"A 1,000-square-foot prototype unveiled at a Clayton show in Knoxville a few months ago was priced at around $140,000. It came furnished, with a master bedroom, full bath, open kitchen and living room with Ikea cabinetry, two ground-level deck areas and a separate "flex room" with a second full bath and a second-story deck covered by a sail-like canopy."
I just saw that too. Must have something to it. Warren Buffet bought the company foe 1.3 Bil.
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Haha ... okay
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Na-na-na, na-na-na
Na, na-na-na-na-na (yeah!)
Na-na-na, na-na-na
Na, na-na-na-na-na
Na-na-na, na-na-na (c'mon, c'mon!)
Na, na-na-na-na-na (yeah!)
Na-na-na, na-na-na (sing along with it!)
Na, na-na-na-na-na (yeah!)
Na-na-na, na-na-na (get down with yo' bad self!)
Na, na-na-na-na-na (word 'em up!)
Na-na-na, na-na-na (yeah!)
I dwell in the darkest of places
Planet Earth, everything tasteless, everybody sound kinda brainless
Roll the herb and play the verse
Staying immersed in crime, think politics perverse
Every day is like May the first in Haymarket Square
Heard a lot of martyrs there
Making everybody's shit list
Government to corporate, take back the gas and water shit
Class War in effect
Autonomist populace, hardcore to the death
Anti-fascista, John Carpenter creature
Terrorising grooves made to reach ya
Custom built to feel, fuck paying for brand new clothes
And looking good for your bros, huh
I rock a rag with a bloodstain on it
And get more props than I wanted
Make you feel like..
I want a summer of love, feeling good, got someone to love
John Lennon, no Gods, no nothing above
Rock Steady Crew cutting a rug
On the mic like Soulsonic, 808 drum is a drug
Stuck in my room, nothing to do
Getting paranoid, feeling like Iran with a bucket of crude
Twenty-six thousand nukes with nothing to do
McDonald's and them Reeboks coming for you
Need a cupboard of food and a roof and I'm straight
Fucking utter contempt if you run up and tempt fate
Back in the tenth grade was a Don Juan
Cutting school in the days, ducking rays from a cop car
With a Posca on the same bus my dad drove
Did he care? Fuck nah
I'm a chip off the old block
Pissed off and never get a break outa life, but so what?
Rising above like Rollins in Black Flag
Pissing in your Louis Vuitton handbag
Treating 'em worse than the Grand Dragon in the Klan
Vents taking a stand, propaganda by the bedside lamp
Your blood on your boyfriend's Skyline floor
Let the eyeline pour when it's time for war
You denying the dinosaur
Swearing that God created man, but God enslaving man
With the church and the capitalists
2007, still both tryna gaffle my shit
Had to resist, accurate, how could it miss?
Game of death, Billy Lo type powerful fist
Kind of weird like having a brisk
Cutting your child's dick to get closer to God, it sounds sick huh
I see 'em in the club spazzing out
But smoking ice ain't nothing to brag about
I make you wanna..
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Get your food, eat your dinner, get your desert
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Mularkey finally lands job with Titans 'doing what I do best'
Three years later Mike Mularkey finally has a job with the Tennessee Titans.
And he's bored.
OK, so bored is too strong a word. He is, however, not nearly as busy as he is accustomed to being. For more than a decade he was either an offensive coordinator or a head coach so his current role as Titans tight end coach places fewer demands on his time.
"I'm actually looking for more to organize," Mularkey said. "It's kind of a step back because you're pulled in so many different directions (as a head coach). I have found myself thinking, 'What do I do with my time now?'"
Mularkey's rise to the highest levels of his profession began in 1996, his fourth year in coaching when he was named tight ends coach with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was promoted to offensive coordinator in 2001 and spent all but one of the next dozen years in a high-profile position, including two short stints as a head coach.
His longest stay of the last decade was a four-year run as offensive coordinator of the Atlanta Falcons, the Titans' next preseason opponent (6 p.m., Saturday, WKRN-TV Ch. 2).
A look at the coaching positions Mike Mularkey has held:
• Offensive line coach, Concordia College (1993)
• Offensive quality control coach, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1994)
• Tight ends coach, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1995)
• Tight ends coach, Pittsburgh Steelers (1996-2000)
ª Offensive coordinator, Pittsburgh Steelers (2001-03)
• Head coach, Buffalo Bills (2004-05)
• Offensive coordinator, Miami Dolphins (2006)
• Tight ends coach, Miami Dolphins (2007)
• Offensive coordinator, Atlanta Falcons (2008-11)
• Head coach, Jacksonville Jaguars (2012)
"I know my role," Mularkey said. "I understand my role. I'm doing what I do best right now, which is coach tight ends.
"…I do have more time. Even as a coordinator I didn't have the time that I have now. So I've been able to spend a little more one-on-one time, what I want to do in this position."
While his career has come full circle in terms of his job, it has reversed itself in terms of one notable co-worker. When he left the Steelers to become head coach in Buffalo his replacement was Ken Whisenhunt, who was promoted from tight ends coach. Whisenhunt, of course, is now his boss with the Titans.
"We kind of worked our way through the system as tight end coaches, and at the time I think tight end coaches weren't considered to be capable of being coordinators," Mularkey said. "I think we kind of broke that mold."
The Titans viewed him as a legitimate head coach long before they hired him for his current – smaller – role.
Mularkey was one of two exterior candidates (Giants defensive coordinator Perry Fewell was the other) who interviewed following Jeff Fisher's departure early in 2011. That job eventually went to Mike Munchak, who was fired following last season.
"I kind of knew that I was not going to get it because I knew that (Munchak) was such a fan favorite and an organization favorite," Mularkey said. "My intention when I came in here was to make them think about it. If I could just have them go, 'Hey, let's think about it overnight.'
"I think I made them think about it but I kind of knew I was against the odds for that."
Now that he's here, he has a lot less on his mind.


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INGREDIENTSNEW FORMULA WITH PUMP >>> (Active Ingredient : Salicylic Acid 0.6%), Water, Cyclopentasiloxane, Cyclohexasiloxane, Butylene Glycol, Nylon-12, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Dimethicone, Cetyl PEG/PPG-10/1 Dimethicone, Boron Nitride, Isodecyl Neopentanoate, Talc, PEG/PPG-18/18 Dimethicone, Sodium Chloride, Alumina, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Methoxypropylgluconamide, Panthenol, Panthenyl Ethyl Ether, Fomes Officinalis (Mushroom) Extract, Tocopheryl Acetate, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Centaurea Cyanus Flower Extract, Spiraea Ulmaria Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Trisiloxane, Phytantriol, Tribehenin, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Silica, Methoxy Amodimethicone/Silsesquioxane Copolymer, Dimethicone/Bis-Isobutyl PPG-20 Crosspolymer, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Methicone, EDTA, Tetrasodium EDTA, Phenoxyethanol, Propylparaben, Methylparaben, Ethylparaben --- MAY CONTAIN (CI 77891/Titanium Dioxide, CI 77491/CI 77492/CI 77499/Iron Oxides, CI 77947/Zinc Oxide)
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
i think this is a great find for a drugstore product. i have an absolute love affair going on with Sally Hansen Natural Beauty Inspired By Carmindy Your Skin Foundation (phewwww!) and have been using it just about since it first launched a few years ago. it covers amazingly, looks natural, doesn't cause problems-- it's all i could ever want in a foundation. unfortunately, due to hormones or birth control or just the fact that i'm approaching 30, my always normal and non-blemished skin began freaking out and breaking out into small, non-inflamed closed comedones (or blackheads that aren't black) all around my chin and jaw area a few years ago. i have tried many, many things to fix this problem and nothing seems to work long term, and lately i've been worrying that my Carmindy foundation could be adding to the problem. i decided that i wanted something lighter in a foundation for my skin since summer is here and that i wanted it to contain salicylic acid to help keep things clear and hopefully not further aggravate my chin problems. this foundation has just been wonderful for me. i first started using it just on my chin, but soon graduated to applying it all over my face and i have no regrets. it's very light textured, light-to-medium coverage (but still covers up the redness on my cheeks on the redness around my chin) and doesn't aggravate any clogged pore problems i have. i'm a MAC NC15/20 depending on the time of year and i use Ivory 120 in this which is a flawless match. i apply it with my trusty Sonia Kashuk egg shaped sponge (the BeautyBlender knockoff, which btw, i like MUCH better than the real BeautyBlender) and it smoothes on like a dream; a real second-skin where you can't even tell that i'm wearing foundation. i am so glad i took a leap and bought this before i even checked out the reviews here on MUA because it's become a staple in my everday regimen. a great foundation, great texture, helps clear pores without drying out your skin and looks beautiful, wears well throughout even a hot, sweaty day. i would highly recommend.
Age: 44-55
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Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I was using Clinique's redness solutions make-up since last November but now that it is May & in the 90's here in Fl - it is just not working out in the heat. Too oily & making me break out a bit, hence my thought - hey I should try the Clinique acne one - bad plan - bam twice as bad! Almay's Clear Complexion didn�t work so good either. Almay�s colors were a little better for me - less pink then Neutrogena skin clearing ones (which is what I am using right now). I think Alamy has better colors then Clinique's in my opinion & at 1/3 of the price too. Almay's clear complexion foundation smells good too - no bad smell. The make up went on great, blends & smoothes perfectly and had better coverage then the Neutrogena Acne clearing foundation. Best of all way less expensive then Clinique's Acne solutions. It stayed on nice all day, didn't dry me out or make me itch - but something in it makes me break out - almost as bad as the Clinique's acne solution foundation (so far the worst I�ve ever used!). I gave Almay�s Clear Complexion 3 stars because it has good ingredients and I think its a good quality product for the money. I also bought Almay's clear complexion concealer & it seams to work just fine & the color is good for me - not too pink. I also like the dabber applicator better then the Neutrogena skin clearing concealer applicator which is a squeeze push up type & is not as easy to use. I have set all four foundations with Too Faced Primed & Poreless Powder as a finishing powder and it just always works out fantastic. Love it! Most finishing powders age me - but this does not, It does not clog, oil up or crease and is relatively invisible. A little pricey but well worth the money. - It worked well with Almay so I recomend it along with this foundation. I would give Almay a try it may work for you, it�s a good product unfortunately it just didn't work for me.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
I LOVE this makeup. I have been using it for years. Almay is the only drugstore makeup that my Dermatologist said I could use. I have olive skin with more yellow undertones, so I have a hard time finding good shades. Most of the shades in this line have a Pink undertone, but I have found a good one for winter and summer alike.
This does not cause breakouts, even though it's a liquid foundation, and it doesn't dry me out. I even used it while on Accutane.
Once I cannot get much out of the bottle, I put some moisturizer in it and then use it more like a tinted moisturizer in the summertime. It has an SPF and it lasts forever....
This will forever be my go to foundation.
Age: 18 & Under
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
i love this foundation.it does help with blemishes!and it has a nice finish.i got the one for oily skin types and it does help a little with my oily skin but not a huge difference.i will be buying this product again (:
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought this product recently because i wanted to try an inexpensive light foundation that i knew for sure wouldnt clog my pores because i am SUPER acne prone. I'm around NC30 right now and Sand was a pretty good match, i find their shades tend to run a bit light however. In any case, i really do like the feel of this foundation, its very smooth and blends well. However at some points i found it kind of stuck to dry patches, but i dont think thats the foundations fault because my skin tends to get chapped because of my topical antibiotic i use at night. In any case its nothing a little blending cant fix. I like to mix it with my EL double wear light too just because the DWL is a little dark, but i find it evens my skin tone, covers up a few acne scars and stays well alone also!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I belong to the minority of acne prone girls who dislike bare minerals. Its messy, it looks unnatural on me even after years of practice, and it doesn't offer enough coverage. Liquid makeup, however, always breaks me out into horrible horrible breakouts all over my lips and forehead, sometimes my nose too. With all the effort I put into my skin care, its devastating to look dirty.
So I picked this up on a whim without even reading any reviews, hoping that it might help me underneath my bare minerals. I threw those stupid tubs away! Occasionally I use mineral veil over the foundation when I'm particularly oily, but this stuff has cut my routine down from using foundation, bronzer, concealer and a veil.
I hate the construction of the container though; it is heavy, bulky, and has a propensity to leak down the sides. I also think its a smidgen expensive; but I'll keep it around, that's for sure...if it had a better price point, packaging, and a bit more staying power, it'd be hg for me.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Texture is amazing. Can't lie about that. I've been using it for about a month now. When I first started using it I would apply it to my entire face, and my face didn't react quite well, whether it be because of the medicine in it or for some other ingriedient. In other words my face broke out pretty bad. So I immadiately stopped using it all over my face. I didn't wanna quite give up on it. So I use it ONLY on my prob areas to see if it was really what broke me out. So far it hasn't made my probs worser nor has it made em any better. I prob wouldn't buy it again because to me it seems sketchy. Just doesn't really show me anything for me to want to buy it again. Sure the texture is great, but my Revlon Colorstay has amazing texture too if not better. Anyway it's a big bummer for me, I really wanted it to blow me away or something.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Okay, I have been using this product to about a 4 days now. I know It's a bit early to do are review, but I thought I should do one anyways. ||| This product is really light weight and doesn't look cakey or orange. I'm not sure about the healing acne part - ( I haven't been using it long enough) - but it's a really nice light foundation recommended for teens and +. This is the only foundation that I have found my true color, I'm seriously PALE, like a ghost, not even kidding. I'd say it lasts up for 7-9 hours, which is good for a drugstore foundation.
Pros: Light weight
Does not turn orange
Good color choice if you have fair/light skin
Pretty good long wearing
Cons: None so far (lets keep it that way)
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Blue
Nice foundation, long lasting, but a bit yellowish for my skin tone (the shoppers near by had only "naked" shade available at the time I decided to try it) and.. it broke me out so won't re-purchase it.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This foundation is just as good as the $45 Jane Iredale foundation I used to wear. I was done paying so much just for my skin to look decent (I'd given up all hope of having perfect-looking skin). I picked this up just before a friend's wedding, hoping to look okay, since there would be a lot of photos taken. I looked great! It covered up everything without looking artificial. My only complaint is that even the lightest shade is too dark, so I mix it with a little sunscreen. The bottle doesn't bother me, but it's not spectacular either.
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The Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the major artery running down Center City from the Philadelphia Museum of Art to City Hall, is having a moment. Lined on either side by renowned art institutions plus the current installation of Open Air, the Parkway is also a magical spot to stroll beneath colorful fall foliage. (Photo by J. Smith for GPTMC)
Despite the mild temperatures of late, the fiery colors of fall will be full blown before we know it.
Whether you most enjoy the colorful fall of the Philadelphia region on four wheels, two wheels, on foot or peddling, this list will help you navigate your autumnal outdoor adventures.
We've compiled this extensive list (divided by county) of parks, trails, off-the-beaten-path roads, wineries, museums and more so that you can discover new territories offering the best views of the famous Pennsylvania foliage.
• Benjamin Franklin Parkway: Even right in Center City, you can get great views of vibrant fall foliage. One best bet is the straight shot down the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, whose trees form a canopy of red, orange and yellow over your head in the autumn months. It's a great walk from the Art Museum down to City Hall, with stops along the way for some of the world's most renowned museums.
• Franklin Square: Franklin Square park in Old City is a great place to take in some fresh fall foliage. The 7.5-acre green is one of five original squares that William Penn laid out in his original plan of the city in 1682.
Franklin Square, given its convenient location and gorgeous landscaping, is a fall foliage hidden gem right in Old City. (Photo by G. Widman for GPTMC)
• Wissahickon Valley Park in Fairmount Park: Not only does Wissahickon have the only covered bridge in any major city, the picturesque river gorge offers incredible views of the skyline while it surrounds you in the colors of the fall.
• Forbidden Drive in the Wissahickon Gorge : Covered bridges, lush forest engulfing the trails and all the best of PA charm adorn Forbidden Drive's gorgeous riverside trail available for hikers, bicyclists and equestrians.
• Morris Arboretum: What better place can we suggest than one that specializes in trees and horticulture? The Morris Arboretum takes you up into the trees on its unique winding walkways that are cool for the kids and adults, too.
From Valley Forge National Historical Park and lush Longwood Gardens to historic covered bridges and bucolic riverside trails, Philadelphia and its countryside are literally teeming with gorgeous fall foliage everywhere you look. (Left photo by B. Krist for GPTMC, right courtesy Longwood Gardens)
• Schuylkill River Trail: Stay close to downtown but still get a breath taking experience of the fall colors while taking in the famous sights of Philadelphia — The Schuylkill River, the lighted bridges, the skyline and more.
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• University of Pennsylvania Campus: The University of Pennsylvania campus in West Philadelphia is framed and subdivided by canopy trees, lawns and meadows. Locust Walk in particular, the main thoroughfare across the campus, is beautiful in the fall. The stately architecture throughout the property adds to the visual display.
• St. Joseph's University: St. Joe's in northwest Philadelphia is scenic, with lush trees ("real" trees, not "city" trees) bordering the walks and plenty of shaded lawn place to hang out with a picnic.
• Mill Creek Road-Old Gulph Road in Ardmore: This tree-lined road off of Montgomery Avenue is full of creeks, forest, mansions, gentle bending curves and not much else. It is the perfect route for a sunny day fall foliage ride outside the city.
Stroll along the many paths at Longwood Gardens in Chester County through acres of exquisitely maintained grounds featuring 11,000 different types of plants and trees for one great fall foliage outing. (Photo courtesy Longwood Gardens)
• Pastorious Park, Chestnut Hill: Pastorious Park offers 16 acres of thriving forestland, adorable garden spaces and sparkling ponds that reflect the luscious burnt oranges and reds.
Bucks County
• Bowman's Hill: The drive along Route 32 from Washington Crossing to New Hope is an excellent day trip that takes you to Bowman's Hill Tower, from the top of which you get a magnificent vista of stunning fall foliage in every direction. Don't miss the gazebo nestled among the tall trees of Penn's Woods arboretum and remember the moonlit walk, which is open to kids as well as adults.
• Tyler State Park: Why not rent a canoe and experience fall out on the water? You can do that and more at Tyler State Park, located off the Newtown Bypass. Or go for a stroll and find the old covered bridge — just follow the signs along the path.
• Peace Valley Park: If the name isn't already a dead giveaway, at Peace Valley Park you truly will find peace in the valley — fishing, boating, hiking, picnicking and all the best outdoor activities to take on while enjoying the colors of fall.
• Tohickon Valley Park: Meaning "Deer Bone Creek" in Lenape, Tohickon Creek in Tohickon Valley Park is one of the cleanest in the state and is great for fishing and rafting. Enjoy fall foliage on the water or on land. Also be sure to check out High Rock where 200 feet of shale rise above the creek to offer a gorgeous scenic lookout — great for rock climbers, too.
• Delaware Canal State Park: Featuring 11 river islands and tons of river shoreline hiking surrounded by forest, the Delaware Canal State Park is fall foliage mecca. Stop by New Hope and take a boat ride down river on the Isabelle Justice if hiking and cycling aren't quite your style.
• Drive along Route 32: Passing through Washington Crossing State Park, Yadley and New Hope while running adjacent to the Delaware River, Route 32 is a gorgeous road for fall foliage viewing.
• Washington Crossing Historic Park: The historic site where George Washington crossed the Delaware River into New Jersey on Christmas night in 1776, Washington Crossing is filled with history, but also prime for outdoor sight seeing.
Delaware County
• Ridley Creek State Park: The creek is stocked for trout fishing and the trails are perfect for fall foraging at Ridley Creek State Park. Waterfalls, epic views and vibrant fall colors anyone?
• Brandywine River Museum: Not only is the Brandwine River Museum an art institution you must see, but the wildflower gardens that surround the building are as well. They're designed to highlight the best of fall foliage and teeming with the vibrantly-colored Tupelo trees, stunning sunflowers and so many more.
• Chaddsford Winery: Located in the absolutely adorable Peddler's Village, Chaddsford Winery is a great place to get some foliage action while tasting the harvest.
• Tyler Arboretum: Foliage is the specialty at Tyler Arboretum. Featuring 20 miles of carefully constructed trails, this is a full-on fall sanctuary.
Chester County
• Hibernia County Park: Take in the sights of the Brandywine Creek, Chambers Lake, the Hibernia Mansion, scenic overlooks and more at Hibernia County Park. Make a fall foliage weekend out of it and reserve a spot at the campground.
• French Creek State Park: Hopewell Lake at French Creek State Park is famous for fall scenery, but the 40 miles of trails make it the perfect fall getaway for hikers, mountain bikers and equestrians.
• Jenkins Arboretum: More than a mile of paved walkways run through the woods of this majestic botanical garden, making it the perfect fall foliage spot for all ages. For those looking to get a little more exercise, Jenkins Arboretum also offers free self-guided tours with maps throughout the property and the nearby conservation woodlands.
• Longwood Gardens: Everyone's favorite local botanical garden, Longwood Gardens features more than 1,000 acres of gardens and a four-acre conservatory, making it the ideal setting to simply take in the foliage. Check for special events and exhibits like the Ikebana and Bonsai show, November 3-4.
• Marsh Creek State Park: Enjoy fishing, boating, hiking, fall foliage and killer sunsets on the scenic Marsh Creek Lake.
Montgomery County
• Evansburg State Park: Take your pick of meadows, forests, farmland or fields for your fall foliage adventure at Evansburg State Park. Heads up to golf enthusiasts: check out the 18-hole Skippack Golf Club located within the park.
• Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary at Mill Grove: Check out the museum or simply take a stroll in the sanctuary grounds at the John James Audubon Center. The five miles of trails run throughout the grove where a staggering 175 species of birds and over 400 species of plants have been identified.
• Valley Forge National Historical Park: You can't say that you've experienced historic Philadelphia until you visit Valley Forge National Park. The location of the winter encampment of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War remains preserved for historic tours but, with its miles and miles of rolling hills and meadows strewn with forest land, it also serves as a great location for fall foliage.
How to Experience the Foliage
In addition to driving along scenic routes, or planning a walk around foliage photo opps, we've got a few suggestions for how to experience the pretty Philadelphia fall foliage.
• Covered Bridge Tour: Bucks County has a whole 12 covered bridges you can view along the roads that roam from Washington Crossing State Park on the Delaware and around a loop of Buck's County. Multiple entry points of entry allow for an easily accessible driving tour of these historic structures that will surely add to your fall foliage experience.
• Hot Air Balloon Rides: When better way to see the changing trees than from a bird's eye view? Take a hot air balloon ride over the city or out in the countryside with Lollipop Balloons, Inc. in Chester Springs; or United States Hot Air Balloon Team in St. Peters.
• Bike/Running Trails: As you can see in our Guide to Hiking and Biking in Philadelphia, Philly is not lacking in the trails-for-hiking-and-biking department. You can start off right from within the downtown or from outside the city and see the sights of the season while you stretch your legs. Take your pick of landscapes — urban or rural, woods or water — or take advantage of the opportunity Philadelphia gives you to find all of those qualities in one.
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Expert presents the mystery of the Shroud of Turin Saturday at St. James Church
Expert presents the mystery of the Shroud of Turin Saturday at St. James Church
LINCOLN - The Shroud of Turin - is it a burial cloth used to wrap the body of Jesus Christ, or a medieval hoax that has persisted for centuries?
An expert on what he calls "one of the world's top 10 mysteries" will present both sides of the argument at St. James Church, 33 Division St. in Manville, on Saturday, March 8, at 7 p.m.
Russ Breault has been studying the shroud for more than 30 years, ever since he was a writer for his college newspaper in Georgia.
He has followed the developments in theory and scientific discoveries since the late 1970s, and has since appeared in several nationally televised documentaries including "Mysteries of the Ancient World" on CBS and "The Real Face of Jesus?" on The History Channel. He has also been interviewed on "Good Morning America" and "World News Tonight with Diane Sawyer."
Breault is a longtime member of the Shroud Science Group, an international consortium of scientists and scholars dedicated to further research, and president and founder of the Shroud of Turin Education Project Inc., whose mission is "to advance the knowledge of the Shroud to a new generation."
But even he cannot explain the shroud with exact certainty.
"The biggest thing about the shroud is that it's the most analyzed artifact in the world and yet it remains an unsolved mystery," Breault said.
Scientists have tried to authenticate the shroud - or prove it the work of an artist - for years, he explained, to no definitive avail.
The image of a man, created from human blood, shows wounds that "match up perfectly with the gospel account" of Jesus' death, Breault said, with a crown of thorns, nails in his wrists and feet, and a wound on his side.
But the blood is not soaked into the fabric, he explained. Rather, it is "a purely superficial phenomenon," he said, where the blood affects only the top two micro fibers of the cloth. With each thread having 200 micro fibers, that means the blood has only sunk into the outer 1 percent of the fabric, and is not visible on the back, he said.
"That's the big mystery; how was the image formed?" Breault said, adding that there is no evidence of paint, ink or dye. "If it's a hoax, it's the greatest one ever perpetrated."
The presentation, "Shroud Encounter," includes the viewing of 200 images and a museum-quality replica of the 14-foot shroud, which is under lock and key in Turin, Italy. Breault will cover an overview of the science and the history of the mystery and controversy.
"It's going to be soup to nuts" and "a lot more in depth than a typical documentary," he said. "It's very fast moving, very visual."
Breault said most people ask the wrong question about the shroud: What if it is not authentic? He said the real question is, what if it is authentic and no one does anything about it?
Breault said it is his mission to explore the middle path.
"Science can only take you so far," he said, "and faith will take you the rest of the way."
Admission to the presentation is $10. For more information, call Claudette Lussier, parish secretary, at 401-766-1558. Visit www.shroudencounter.com to learn more.


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West Texas Sour's discount to West Texas Intermediate widened after Enbridge Inc. said it will apportion space by an additional 26 percent on its crude-oil pipelines 6A, 14 and 62 for December deliveries.
Enbridge is making the move because of high nominations from shippers and temporary capacity restrictions in Line 6A, Jennifer Varey, a company spokeswoman, said in an e-mail. Apportionments are made when nominations exceed capacity.
The plentiful supply of oil could weigh on sour crude grades as overall system inventories for Enbridge rose 1.26 million barrels to 16.1 million on Nov. 30 from 14.9 million on Nov. 25, the day of an electrical failure at the company's Lockport, Illinois, terminal.
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Some families to be priced out of President Obama's health overhaul
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WASHINGTON — Some families could get priced out of health insurance due to what's being called a glitch in President Barack Obama's overhaul law. IRS regulations issued Wednesday failed to fix the problem as liberal backers of the president's plan had hoped.
As a result, some families that can't afford the employer coverage that they are offered on the job will not be able to get financial assistance from the government to buy private health insurance on their own. How many people will be affected is unclear.
The Obama administration says its hands were tied by the way Congress wrote the law. Officials said the administration tried to mitigate the impact. Families that can't get coverage because of the glitch will not face a tax penalty for remaining uninsured, the IRS rules said.
"This is a very significant problem, and we have urged that it be fixed," said Ron Pollack, executive director of Families USA, an advocacy group that supported the overhaul from its early days. "It is clear that the only way this can be fixed is through legislation and not the regulatory process."
But there's not much hope for an immediate fix from Congress, since the House is controlled by Republicans who would still like to see the whole law repealed.
The affordability glitch is one of a series of problems coming into sharper focus as the law moves to full implementation.
Starting Oct. 1, many middle-class uninsured will be able to sign up for government-subsidized private coverage through new health care marketplaces known as exchanges. Coverage will be effective Jan. 1. Low-income people will be steered to expanded safety-net programs. At the same time, virtually all Americans will be required to carry health insurance, either through an employer, a government program, or by buying their own plan.
Bruce Lesley, president of First Focus, an advocacy group for children, cited estimates that close to 500,000 children could remain uninsured because of the glitch. "The children's community is disappointed by the administration's decision to deny access to coverage for children based on a bogus definition of affordability," Lesley said in a statement.
The problem seems to be the way the law defined affordable.
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Congress went on to say that what counts as affordable is keyed to the cost of self-only coverage offered to an individual worker, not his or her family. A typical workplace plan costs about $5,600 for an individual worker. But the cost of family coverage is nearly three times higher, about $15,700, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Campi ya Kanzi is widely recognized as one of the most unique and inspiring safari experiences in Africa.
Situated at the foot of the legendary Chyulu Hills, Hemingway's Green Hills of Africa, it is a luxury camp offering an incomparable combination of 5-star luxury, first class wilderness adventure, amazing wildlife, and authentic immersion in Maasai culture. This is truly the ultimate African safari.
Campi ya Kanzi accommodates a maximum of 16 guests in six thatched roof luxury tented cottages and in the Hemingway and Simba suites.
The tented cottages and the suites are conveniently located, with ample distance from one to the other, to guarantee every guest's privacy. Each accommodation has a dedicated Maasai attendant.
Kanzi House accommodates a maximum of 10 guests, in 3 doubles rooms and 2 twins rooms.
Campi ya Kanzi has two goals: help the Maasai preserve their wildlife and cultural heritage and treat you to the most memorable vacation of your life. You will learn about Maasai lifestyle, their land and their culture. You will learn it through them, in the most genuine way. And you will play a huge role in preserving this paradise on Earth!
Closest Airport (line of sight) : Kilaguni Airstrip 21.0 KM
Closest Property (line of sight)
- Ol Donyo Lodge (Wuas) 38.89 KM
- Amboseli Sopa Lodge 44.29 KM
- Satao Elerai Lodge 54.36 KM
- Tawi Lodge 55.7 KM
- Amboseli Sentrim Lodge 58.7 KM