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ESCAPE FROM PLANET EARTH is a CG feature directed by Tony Leech and written by Leech and Cory Edwards, who, along with Todd Edwards, are responsible for The Weinstein Co.'s first CG hit HOODWINKED. Jones joins HOODWINKED producer Preston Stutzman of Blue Yonder Films, Jonathan Shestack of Jon Shestack Prods., Brian Inerfeld of Protocol and Gregory R. Little of Rainmaker Animation. Rick Mischel is exec producer and Jeremy Stein will co-produce. Michael Cole, co-president of production for The Weinstein Co., and Eric Robinson, vp of production and development, are overseeing the project on behalf of TWC.
Jones, Oscar and BAFTA winner on WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT, BAFTA winner for THE WITCHES OF EASTWICK and Annie Technical Achievement winner for SPACE JAM, will produce the film at the Rainmaker Vancouver facility.
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"I'm happy to be producing Rainmaker's first theatrical feature and working with Tony," says Jones. "It will be exciting to bring this great project to life with the terrific Rainmaker team that's proven it knows how to create award-winning animation. I've been watching their work continually grow over the years and that experience has prepared them well for this new challenge.â"
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Harvey Weinstein, co-chairman of The Weinstein Co. stated, "We are really excited about the team we've assembled and are absolutely thrilled to be working with Ed and Steve whose experience and expertise is second to none, and with the fantastic team at Rainmaker."
Prior to joining Rainmaker, Jones was the former ceo of ESC Ent., a Time Warner subsidiary founded to create the signature visual effects for Warner Bros. MATRIX sequels MATRIX: RELOADED and MATRIX: REVOLUTIONS, which showcased photoreal synthetic humans and environments with immersive virtual cinematography techniques.
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Nichols joins Rainmaker after having been an ILM animator since DRAGONHEART and MIGHTY JOE YOUNG. Nichols continued at ILM, most recently as the lead animator on the Oscar-winning PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MANâS CHEST. His other animation credits include the upcoming PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT WORLD'S END and HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX, as well as HARRY POTTER AND THE GOBLET OF FIRE, ERAGON, THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE and all three STAR WARS prequels.
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SAN ANGELO, Texas - What: San Angelo Civic Ballet's Nutcracker
When: 8 p.m. today, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday
Where: Lake View High School auditorium, 900 E. 43rd St.
Cost: $10 to $25. Tickets are available at SACB, 15 W. Beauregard Ave., 325-653-8877. They also may be purchased at the door, if available, 24 hours before curtain, or at sanangelocivicballet.org for a surcharge of $3.50 per ticket.
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Each year, the San Angelo Civic Ballet Artistic Director Meghann Bridgeman leads monthslong rehearsals with more than 60 children in preparation for one of San Angelo's most-anticipated holiday events: the "Nutcracker."
This year's show is expected to draw sellout crowds to Lake View High School's auditorium.
Bridgeman, who has been with the ballet seven years, said she's always nervous on opening night but tries to keep nervousness from turning into full-blown stress.
"I don't believe that's the way to be a good leader," she said Tuesday, three days before the first performance. "I'm really conscious of that, and I try to stay positive. If I've prepared the cast the way they're supposed to be prepared, it shouldn't be a time to freak out."
The dancers, ages 7 and older, typically aren't tense either, Bridgeman said.
"The children are prepared," she said. "I don't think they're more stressed (in the days leading up to opening night); I think they're just more excited."
"It's always a big thing to go on stage in front of a lot of people," said Leah Seifert, 13, who has been in "Nutcracker" since she was 5. "But I think because of the fact that we're at such a high level and we do so many performances, it's gotten a lot less stressful."
Victoria Barker, 13, another "Nutcracker" veteran, said she feels nervous about five minutes before going on stage. Until then, she said, the dancers are focused on preparing and enjoying the moment.
"We know what we're doing," she said, adding that most of the dancers are close friends. "It just gets a little sad at the end because it's almost over. It just goes by so quickly."
Seifert agreed that this is a nostalgic time, but, she said, "it's also a little bit of, 'Whew, I'm glad that's over; I'm done, and I can move on to the next thing.' "
Barker said the dancers began rehearsing in October, while continuing their regular dance classes.
As time goes on, the frequency of rehearsals for "Nutcracker" increases, she said.
In the days leading up to opening night, the dancers spend rehearsal time running through the entire show with Bridgeman.
"She watches the entire run-through and takes notes," Seifert said. "After the performance, she'll gather us all together and go through the notes she takes so we can watched for those next time."
"I have a really specific schedule that I stick to," Bridgeman said. "They do their work and go home. It's very organized because there are so many bodies, and I don't like wasting people's time."
The ballet as a whole this week is focused on the technical work — including lights and music — that contribute to the professionalism of the show, Bridgeman said.
"The technical aspect takes time and patience," she said. "We use a professional staff for all of our (technical) work, and they do the "Nutcracker" every year. It's been a year, so we have to remind ourselves what happens when and how."
Seifert said even though she has been part of the show for several years, there's an atmosphere of anticipation as it develops.
"There are so many things I love about "Nutcracker," she said. "It's fun to look forward to a new role; I can look forward to a bigger part next year. I love watching the little kids getting ready to go on (stage). It's an atmosphere of family and fun."
"Of course there are tense moments," Bridgeman added. "It's not always perfect, but really it's a very happy, pleasant experience. It's been really fun."
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Saturday, June 22, 2013
Fiji TV Group announced its unaudited profit after tax of $3.18 million for the 11 months ending May 31 this year.
In a statement, the company noted a dividend payout of $0.09 per share or about $927,000 from its present year financial unaudited operating profits. The unaudited net profit after tax of $3.18m was less than the previous financial year's unaudited result of $4.30m. "The company is pleased to declare $0.09 per share dividend for its shareholders. This brings the total dividend for the financial year to $0.16 which is $0.01 more than last year," said company chairman Padam Lala.
Meanwhile, the company noted income from other sources totalled more than $1.35m, a decrease from $1.99m for the previous corresponding financial year. Gross profit totalled more than $23.88m compared to $22.01m for the financial period ending May 31, 2012.
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My mother is in fairly decent shape for her age, but that was not the case before we had Georgeann taking such great care of her from Home and Hearth. Not only does she do the basics extremely well, but she goes way over and beyond. Exersizing every day with her, making sure she eats properly, and playing games with her for mental stimulation. I have noticed a huge improvement since we have had her....Thank you Georgeann and Home and Hearth!
Such a relief
by Wanda F , 09/16/2013
After several months of bad experiences with FIVE different companies, my mother's physician had recommended Home and Hearth. Our search immediately ended. Their staff is friendly, knowledgable and honest. The communication is everything I need considering I'm not able to see Mom every day. Our caregiver, Liz is exactly the person we've been looking for this entire time. In over a year of countless faces, interviewing and company changes, I am so relieved to say we are settled and as happy as can possibly be.
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by Lynn B. , 04/09/2013
I wanted to take a moment to thank you for the gift of Home and Hearth Caregivers. Having a family member that needs care creates many challenges within a family and you offered us a solution to many of them. Mom cant be by herself anymore, who is going to stay with her? Mom wants to stay home, where can we take her? I cant miss another event for the kids, who can I call? Because of your services we were able to keep Mom where she wanted to be until the end and continue to keep my family running at full steam. I cannot tell you the peace of mind I received knowing that someone was with Mom while I was at work and at events with my children. The quality of care offered was like having a family member I never knew I had, arrive and pick-up when I needed support the most. The quality of care given to her was superb, the kindness and gentle nature of her caregiver was gracious and patient. The loss of Mom is difficult, but we know that together with our caregiver we gave her everything she needed to the very end.God Bless You All,Lynn B.
Poorly trained caregivers, office communication poor
by DLH , 12/04/2012
Used their service for about 5 weeks. After 1 week, they sent a different caregiver. Twice I cancelled with plenty of notice and the agency didn't notify employees. The last employee was too busy spending time on her laptop. She wouldn't let my 87 yr old Dad watch the TV, turning it off after I left. Watch the timecards. Our caregiver tried to get me to sign at the beginning of the week. Caught her putting a day on when she was absent. Haven't used for a month now as Dad passed last month. Still waiting for my deposit refund.Sales rep is impressive, but the rest of the agency is poorly managed. Caretakers are minimum wage workers, English often 2nd language and not good, and poorly trained,
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Amazing Agency
by Brian , 01/24/2011
I hired this agency to take care of my mother after she had a bad fall, and was unable to take care of herself. I was so impressed with the caregiver they sent, along with the professionalism the office showed my family. They were so understanding as far as what my mothers needs were. I used a different agency in the past, and was very unhappy with the caregiver they sent. I would recommend this agency to not only my family, but anyone looking for a caregiver for their loved one. Great company!!!
Thank you
by Lisa , 05/23/2009
Thank you Home
by Joan B , 05/21/2009
My grandmother needed some assistance at home a few times a week. When we met with Home and Hearth Caregivers they provided us with some options that fit her needs. Our caregiver was respectful and treated her with the dignity she deserved!


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Re: Deleting Books from Nook ColorLarryOnLI Sep 5, 2013 2:14 PM (in response to susankt)
susankt wrote:
I upgraded to a Nook HD+ and no longer need the books on my Nook Color. If I delete them on my Nook Color will that also delete them from my HD+? If I Archive them on the Nook Color and sell it, will those books be accessible to anyone who purchases it?
Do not delete or archive the books.
This action actually takes place on your B&N library online and you will be deleting or archiving them on all devices.
Instead UNREGISTER your Nook Color.
This will remove all B&N content from the device and it will no longer be able to access your online account.
After doing that you might want to do a factory reset as well to ensure that none of your personal information in on the Nook.


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2000 Lexus GS 300 • 205,000 miles
The alarm keeps going off when the car is stationery - is there a fuse I can remove to disable it or any other trick?
January 18, 2013.
January 18, 2013.
Short is just removing the system, all you can really do it put it in valet mode so it doesn't arm. That would only be a temporary "band aid" approach though. I would have the system either removed or replaced unless you can find what is triggering it.
Thank you - we don't use the term 'valet mode' here - what does that mean please?
I'm assuming this is an aftermarket alarm system that has been installed. All of those system have a mode it can be put into that prevents it from arming that is commonly used when you "valet" park your car. There is usually a small switch or button that is activated when the key is on and that suspends arming of the alarm.
I guess that depends on whether it's a horn going off or a siren. It would have to be a horn to be factory and if that is the case, someone is going to have to determine which trigger is causing it.
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NEWS, TYPE DESIGN · October 6, 2010
Slab Happy: Trilby Reviewed by Paul Shaw
Paul Shaw reviews Trilby in an article for Print magazine. "Although the sans serif was originally a bastard offspring of the slab serif, the latter has been copying the former for the past 80 years, and Trilby by David Jonathan Ross continues this trend." Read more...
NEWS, TYPE DESIGN · October 1, 2010
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The following is the text from the presentation I gave at Matthew Carter's AIGA Boston Fellows Award ceremony on September 24, 2010.More ...
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Matthew Carter Among the 2010 MacArthur Fellows
Accolades again to Matthew Carter! On the heels of receiving the AIGA Boston Fellows Award, he is among 22 others selected for the 2010 MacArthur Fellows, often referred to as the "genius award." This year includes an impressive line up of recipients working across a broad spectrum of endeavors. Read more here about "a type designer crafting letterforms of unequaled elegance and precision that span the migration of text from the printed page to computer screens."
PARKER TYPE HISTORY · September 9, 2010
Mike Parker's Story of Type: Mantegna
The third installment of Mike Parker's Story of Type completes the first chapter, I. Roots of Western Letterforms & Typography. Like the previous installment we remain in the 15th century, and while Gutenberg was making history with movable type, Mantegna was making his mark with monumental Roman capitals.
Roman Capitals: Andrea Mantegna (Italian, 1431-1506)
This Italian Renaissance artist was among of the first to study and revive the monumental capitals of imperial Rome, foreshadowing the development of typographic capitals to come.
When asked if he had any additional insight about Mantegna, Matthew Carter offered the following:
The study of classical ...More ...
NEWS, WEB FONTS · August 20, 2010
Webtype Launched by Partnership of Experts
Led by Font Bureau and Ascender Corp., Webtype.com introduces a new range of web fonts optimized for high quality text rendering across browsers. Webtype.com launches an innovative web font service to improve web typography.More ...
NEWS · August 17, 2010
Imprint: Roger Black Discusses Future Potential for Type Design
On Imprint, Michael Dooley interviews Roger Black about the future potential of type design in advance of Black's keynote on Thursday night at TypeCon2010: Babel in Los Angeles. The presentation is sure to be engaging, given Black's penchant for envisioning radical change and peering further ahead of the curve than most of the rest of us can see. Read more here.
PARKER TYPE HISTORY · August 3, 2010
Mike Parker's Story of Type: Gutenberg
This is the second installment of Mike Parker's Story of Type, a continuation of the first chapter, I. Roots of Western Letterforms & Typography. In the previous installment, we started in Mesopotamia to add context for the development of the alphabet, and then on to Constantinople where we saw the beginnings of the characters we use today. Now we leap to the 15th century, with Gutenberg's invention of movable type.
Blackletter: Johann Gutenberg (German, 1394–1468)
Gutenberg (originally Gensfleich) is credited with the invention of the typefounders' mold between 1440 and 1450. The Bible printed circa 1455 by Gutenberg with Johann Fust and Peter Schoeffer was the first complete book printed in the first effective typeface to be cast in metal — the start of the medium that limited, then broke, the dominance of the church and opened the door to the modern commercial world.
The first typefaces appeared in forms of blackletter, the letterform of the church, all but illegible to our present-day eyes. The elements of lettering that distinguish blackletter characters from each other are the same elements that repeat and hold the roman form together, and vice versa. Fifteen years were to pass before the beginnings of our present roman and italic first appeared in Venice.
A single example of the simplest form of typefounders' mold, a reflection of Gutenberg's invention, survives with a set of 15th-century Parisian blackletter matrices in a case at the Plantin-Moretus Museum, Antwerp, Belgium. The museum, comprising an entire city block, preserves intact the leading press of the 16th century with all of its gear, records, and library, all open to the public. It should be visited when possible by anyone with a concern for the history and development of our trade.
The dominant sighting of blackletter in the U.S. is in its prevalence among newspaper mastheads, from the Chicago Tribune and the Los Angeles Times to smaller publications, such as St. Petersburg Times and The Virginian-Pilot. Font Bureau has worked with these and many other publications on the typography of their redesigns, including custom typeface design; but we go directly to the expert when it comes to redesigning newspaper mastheads: Jim Parkinson of Parkinson Type Design.
According to Parkinson:
Blackletter was first used for a newspaper nameplate in England in about 1680. It was probably adapted as an easily accessible way to distinguish the name of the newspaper from the text, which was commonly set in roman type. The first ornamented blackletter nameplate (an inlined letter) was introduced by the British printer John Bell in 1787.
Blackletter still has connotations of formality, authority, dignity, and tradition; and for those reasons, it continues to be used for many newspaper nameplates to this day.
My professional experience with nameplates suggests that about half are blackletter and half roman. This is not a formal poll, but merely an accounting of the nameplates that have crossed my desk.
NEWS · July 26, 2010
SPD: Roger Black on Ready Media
As Robert Newman writes, "A post earlier this week on the SPD [Society of Publication Designers] site about the new Ready-Media project...was the most controversial item we've ever published. It attracted passionate and articulate comments, both pro and con..." In a follow up, Newman asks Roger Black to answer some questions about Ready-Media and here's what he had to say.
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Different selective pressures lead to different genomic outcomes as newly-formed hybrid yeasts evolve
1 Chemical Genomics Research Group, RIKEN Advance Science Institute, Wako, Wako, Japan
2 School of Chemical and Biotechnology, SASTRA University, Tirumalaisamudram Thanjavur- 613401, Tamil Nadu, India
3 Division of Biological Sciences, The University of Montana, Missoula MT 59812, USA
4 DuPont Corporation, Wilmington DE 19880, USA
5 Department of Genetics, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA 94305-5120, USA
BMC Evolutionary Biology 2012, 12:46 doi:10.1186/1471-2148-12-46Published: 2 April 2012
Interspecific hybridization occurs in every eukaryotic kingdom. While hybrid progeny are frequently at a selective disadvantage, in some instances their increased genome size and complexity may result in greater stress resistance than their ancestors, which can be adaptively advantageous at the edges of their ancestors' ranges. While this phenomenon has been repeatedly documented in the field, the response of hybrid populations to long-term selection has not often been explored in the lab. To fill this knowledge gap we crossed the two most distantly related members of the Saccharomyces sensu stricto group, S. cerevisiae and S. uvarum, and established a mixed population of homoploid and aneuploid hybrids to study how different types of selection impact hybrid genome structure.
As temperature was raised incrementally from 31°C to 46.5°C over 500 generations of continuous culture, selection favored loss of the S. uvarum genome, although the kinetics of genome loss differed among independent replicates. Temperature-selected isolates exhibited greater inherent and induced thermal tolerance than parental species and founding hybrids, and also exhibited ethanol resistance. In contrast, as exogenous ethanol was increased from 0% to 14% over 500 generations of continuous culture, selection favored euploid S. cerevisiae x S. uvarum hybrids. Ethanol-selected isolates were more ethanol tolerant than S. uvarum and one of the founding hybrids, but did not exhibit resistance to temperature stress. Relative to parental and founding hybrids, temperature-selected strains showed heritable differences in cell wall structure in the forms of increased resistance to zymolyase digestion and Micafungin, which targets cell wall biosynthesis.
This is the first study to show experimentally that the genomic fate of newly-formed interspecific hybrids depends on the type of selection they encounter during the course of evolution, underscoring the importance of the ecological theatre in determining the outcome of the evolutionary play.


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The Dark Side of Healthy LivingWednesday, August 12th, 2009
Have you ever been frustrated or overwhelmed by the demands of living a healthy lifestyle? Did it lead you to think that the effort might not be worthwhile?
Following a healthy lifestyle can be hard work, especially in the beginning when significant changes are often the most necessary. If this weren't the case, obesity and poor health wouldn't be nearly as prevalent as they are. Although there are a variety of reasons why people choose to risk their health with unhealthy habits, some of these reasons are more common than others and I thought it would be interesting to take a deeper look at what is holding many people back from a much better quality of life.


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|Wolmido Island (월미도), located roughly 1km off the coast of Incheon, has since become part of the mainland with the creation of a new highway. The name Wolmido Island comes from the shape of the island as it resembles the tail of a half moon. Thanks to its location near Seoul and the convenient transportation, many people visit here during weekends.
The Culture Street starts with Doodle Pillar, and continues onward to Meeting Square, Arts Square, Performance Square, Good Harvest Square and several other notable highlights. Throughout these areas, spontaneous performances are performed, and street artists can draw for you on the spot. Moreover, many cafes and seafood restaurants are lined along the coast so you can enjoy coffee or fresh seafood while viewing the sea.
A must-see attraction on Wolmido Island is "Play Hill." It's not as large as other theme parks in Korea, but the Apollo Disco and the Viking rides are truly thrilling. If you're not into rides, the Apollo Disco ride is still fun just watching. You can also get on a cruise to look around the island.
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[Wolmi Moonlight Music Fountain]
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Incheon Station (Seoul Subway Line 1).
- Exit the station and take Local Bus No. 2, 15, 23 or 45 bound for Wolmido.
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2003 Dodge Neon • 4 cylinder Automatic • 84,000 miles
03 neon. 84,000 and Bad vibration at idle. Changed the engine strut mounts. Only code pulled is 441. That has been coming on once a year for the last 3 yrs. Car is all tuned up. Appx. 3 yrs ago trans cooler blew and antifreeze mixed with trans fluid. I had it flushed out then. Possible vibration is from torque converter? I coded a 740 last year and changed the solonoid. Any suggestions to check?
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It could be the converter. Also, check for vacuum leaks as well as a partially plugged converter.
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Company Overview of Lifespan Corporation
Company Overview
Lifespan Corporation, a not-for-profit health system, provides health care services through its partner hospitals located in Rhode Island and New England. It offers cancer care, cardiac, children, surgical, diagnostic, rehabilitation, orthopedics, behavioral medicine, and mental health care services. The company was formerly known as The Miriam Corporation and changed its name to Lifespan Corporation in August 1994. Lifespan Corporation was founded in 1994 and is based in Providence, Rhode Island.
167 Point Street
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Lifespan Corporation Key Developments
Lifespan has named Michael Kramer as new vice president and chief technology officer. He started his new role on March 9. Kramer, who joins Lifespan from Baylor Scott and White Health in Temple, Texas, will be responsible for all information systems (IS) infrastructure across the Lifespan health system, including network services, data center operations and its service desk, which provides support for 17,000 users.
Lifespan's Clinical Research Center named Bharat Ramratnam, MD, as the new medical director to lead the growing center. Ramratnam, who assumes the new role immediately, will also continue to lead the Laboratory of Retrovirology for the Lifespan/Tufts/Brown Center for AIDS Research and Rhode Island Hospital's NIH funded COBRE Center for Cancer Research Development. Ramratnam replaces the center's first medical director, Catherine Gordon, MD, MSc, who is stepping down to devote all of her time to her ongoing role as the director of the division of adolescent medicine at Hasbro Children's Hospital. Joining Ramratnam at the Clinical Research Center will be Christine Getter as the center's new manager. Getter, who will continue in her role as a senior clinical research associate for the center, will lead the business development, daily operations and staffing for the center.
Lifespan has named Carrie Bridges Feliz, MPH, to lead its Community Health Services team. Bridges Feliz joins company with an extensive background in public health having served as the team lead for Health Disparities and Access to Care in the R.I. Department of Health. In that role, she supervised the offices of Minority Health, Women's Health, and Primary and Rural Health. She also served as a public health prevention specialist for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, where she concentrated on Rhode Island refugee health HIV, sexually transmitted diseases, and tuberculosis prevention efforts and infectious diseases. In addition to her public health experience, Bridges Feliz also has experience in education and developing partnerships. Most recently, she was the director of strategic partnerships for the Providence Public School Department where she built collaborative relationships among citizens, government, and philanthropic and community organizations to improve students' academic performance and wellbeing.
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Jennifer Lopez, Shirtless Casper Smart Are Hippies for Halloween
Hippie Halloween chic!
Jennifer Lopez and Casper Smart may be on tour in Germany, but that didn't mean they had to skip out on Oct. 31 celebrations.
"Happy Halloween LOVERS!" Lopez, 43, wrote on her official website, posting images of her and dancer/choreographer boyfriend Smart in hippie attire. "My team and I had fun celebrating in Dusseldorf and Oberhausen!" Flashing peace signs alongside her tour crew, Lopez was all smiles as she posed next to Smart, who showed off his sexy abs and chest tattoo.
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Touring Europe on her Dance Again tour, the mom of twins Max and Emme, 5, recently celebrated her one year anniversary with much-younger beau Smart, 25.
"BEAUcasperSMART BEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Today is OUR's!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful smile with me everyday!" Lopez, who has over 12 million Twitter followers, wrote on Oct. 25.
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"He's adorable. But you already see that," the singer-actress told Vogue back in March, shrugging off criticism of their 18-year age difference. "He really is [sweet]. He's a good egg. I don't want to talk about it too much. It's my private thing."
This article originally appeared on Usmagazine.com: Jennifer Lopez, Shirtless Casper Smart Are Hippies for Halloween
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Though the upcoming film "Valentine's Day" has about as many stars as the population of Maldives, we can't help but be intrigued by the ever-pretty Jessica Biel. Well, Vogue prodded her about roles, red carpets and boyfriend Justin Timberlake (though don't expect to hear much from her on that subject) for its February issue (on stands Jan. 26). Go ahead and check out some highlights if you're, you know, into intrigue.
Surprise! Those 15 layers of shellac she's got on are not comfortable:
"When I see myself in pictures with makeup on, even to this day, I think it looks weird. My eyes get squintier and smaller. On the red carpet, I'm playing a character. As soon as I get off that thing I think, Oof, wipe that gloss off. I'm wiping and wiping and pulling my hair out and trying to change my outfit. I'm immediately trying to get comfortable. It's really a part I play."
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Homemade Vitamin C Serum
177 reviews
89% would repurchase
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Package Quality: 3.8
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Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
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My original review (written after using the product for two months) is below the dash line.
After using this for several months, my skin started to become slightly irritated, red and tight. After a process of elimination I realised it was the C serum. I tried using a lower concentration but still wasn't happy, so I investigated other options. I'm now using C Boost by 302 Skincare and am much happier.
Previously, I was surprised by people reporting irritation caused by homemade C serums, but now of course I'm one of them! I think the problem was the form of C (in this case, L-Ascorbic acid). The C Boost uses a different form of vitamin C and appears to be working much better for me. I've been using it for a month and when I've been using it a little longer I'll write a separate review.
I can only reiterate the high praise heaped by other reviewers upon this simple little wonder! It evens my skin tone, makes my skin radiant and fresh, and I wouldn't be without it. I make up a 5% solution with water and sometimes some chamomile water (this is available from lots of aromatherapy stockists). I mix half a teaspoon C powder with 10 teaspoons liquid (I use 5 tsps water and 5 tsps chamomile water).
In response to the unfortunate reviewers who have had problems with dryness and irritation, I have two pieces of advice. First of all, a 5% solution is quite sufficient if you are unable to tolerate anything higher. Second, vitamin C is said to stay in the skin for two to three days, so you need only apply every two to three days. If I applied my C serum every day I expect my skin would go berserk!
A homemade C serum is the cheapest and most effective way to give your skin a gentle boost. I use it in conjunction with my vitamin A cream (I use one made by Environ, but there are lots of options) and my skin has never looked better.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought some Vitamin C powder to mix with glycerin to use as a night serum. It made my skin feel amazingly soft, but the glycerin made my face too dewy.
I now mix Vitamin C powder + water, popped into a spray bottle and use as a toner after cleansing... and it makes the world of difference. Have been complimented on my glowing skin so often!
Best to make small batches often as opposed to making a large batch because it works better when it's fresh and it doesn't keep very well (I store it in the fridge to be on the safe side).
If you've never made your own beauty products, you must try! I've been making a lot of them because I'm trying to use more natural/organic products and I find that homemade ones definitely work the best as they're not laden with preservatives, they're cheaper than buying ready-made and usually the products can be found in your kitchen.
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I had a terrible skin infection last year that left some bad scars on my arms and face. I tried everything to make them better, but nothing seemed to work. My skin on my arms started looking like lizard skin. I was desperate, so I read that vitamin C serum was really good at removing scars and discoloration, so I looked for a homemade recipe and VOILA! I used the 10% solution with plain distilled water, because any kind of glycerin or oil breaks my skin out, even at my age. I put it on my arms and face with a cotton swab, but it didn't seem to do anything for my arms at all. I then read about a "mask" which only used a tablespoon of the Vit C powder and 1/2 tbsp of water, so did that, but it wouldn't dissolve. I put it on my arms, then put some coconut oil on and used it like a scrub. I then let it sit on my arms for about 45 minutes and rinsed it off. You wouldn't believe how smooth my arms are. It's not the coconut oil because I use that every day and my arms are still rough. I'm going to continue to use the 10% toner mixture on my face, although I may mix it with witch hazel instead of just water. I'll do the "mask" scrub on my arms every night and see what happens. I'm going to try to leave it on my arms for an hour at least.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
LOVE LOVE an easy DIY that is really inexpensive and performs as well as the much more expensive products out there! About me: mid 40s w/ combo skin (slightly oiler t-zone, slightly drier cheeks) w/ slight subtype I rosacea (blushing) on cheeks, nose, chin, not really prone to breakouts unless TTOTM.
I read in awe and with a slight sense of envy all those reviews and articles out there about DIY products - most of the time, I don't have the patience to delve into this process. BUT, this one totally intrigued me (even though at first it intimidated me because there are so many variations out there.) After wading thru many many reviews and postings + getting some very helpful info from the SKB, I finally figured out the simplest and what I feel to be most effective formula for me.
I purchased a bottle of the Vitamin C powder from Whole Foods, an 8 oz dark brown bottle w/ screw top (the 4 oz was sold out) some basic KY jelly (the one in the blue tube w/ only a few ingredients). I purchased a roll of PH papers from Amazon (for cheap). I already had a brown dropper bottle from MUAC that I cleaned out + I already had Thayers Rose Toner.
I started out at 10% concentration and applied every a.m. After a few weeks, I upped it to 20% and ph continues to hover at 3 or less. My recipe: 3 tsp toner; 1 tsp KY; 1 tsp vitamin C.
I put in a couple of days worth into my brown dropper bottle that I keep w/ the rest of my skincare stuff under my sink. The rest I store in my bigger brown bottle in the fridge and refill to my dropper bottle as needed.
No skin irritation, no breakouts, starting to see a reduction in my melasma spots, am spending WAY less $$, easy to make = what's not to love? :)
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Regular use of this homemade vitamin C serum at night, plus Argan oil as a facial moisturizer during the day and the Indian Aztec clay mask once a week has changed the texture and tone of my skin in as little as 2 months.
My skin feels like it can 'breath' and all the congestion and old pigmentation marks are almost gone.. I have a glow and for the first time in 7 years left the house without a stitch of foundation... this serum is a serious miracle and so cheap.. this is a product the big skincare giants do not want you to know about!
Spread the word ladies!!
There are plenty of recipes online, I just use vitamin C powder and Glycerin with water, and store in a brown glass bottle with a dropper.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Was excited to kiss goodbye super expensive serums and make my own. First I brought 100% argan oil since it�s chock full of vitamin E, it was perfect to mix with a pinch of vitamin C powder and a few drops of distilled water to make the homemade vitamin C serum. I used the Now Vitamin C ascorbic acid powder. I also used either a 1.5 or 0.5 dermaroller beforehand before applying so the serum penetrates deeper. And I love the serum for making my skin more even, fine lines and scars are fading and my freckles are lightening. Definitely recommend.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Ugghh.....This was the beginning of the end for my skin, meaning it turned my skin into a total hot mess for weeks on end. I made a 10% solution. The first day I used it, my skin turned a bit red, but nothing major. After the second day, my skin was a bit sensitive. Each day I used it, my skin became progressively worse. Even after I stopped using it after a few days, my skin became more and more sensitive and broke out in a painful rash with hives all over my face. Nothing I use can calm the irritation. This was the worst reaction I've had in quite a long time. At least I know now that my skin HATES Vitamin C in large doses.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I got 1000 mg vitamin c pills the other day because I was feeling like I was starting to get sick. I remembered that I saw this homemade vitamin c serum on here when I was browsing so I ground some up and added a little water. That night after my shower I put some on my face (warning: it stings) The next morning my face was glowing. I didn't even put makeup on and felt beautiful(note I also started using lush full of grace serum today) This serum is like lemon juicex1000. My pores look smaller, the texture of my skin looks amazing, and the tone is more even.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I've been mixing vitamin c powder with my regular moisturizer for the past few weeks and i've noticed a significant difference in my skin. It's more toned, even, redness is reduced and most importantly CLEAR! I haven't had more than a couple tiny quick healing pimples since I started using this stuff. I battle with random cystic pimples around my chin which leave scars and even this has helped reduce the marks left behind. I'll continue to use this in hopes that it keeps working for me.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I used The Body Shop's vitamin C serum which was ok, but I never saw a huge difference. I read about homemade serums and bought a big bag of the powder off of Ebay for super cheap. Make sure it's the pure, real stuff! I make just a teeny bit at a time because it doesn't work well when it isn't fresh, and I put it in a dark amber dropper bottle and keep it in the fridge.
After about a week of using it, I realized my skin was super clear, glowy, and even toned. The only thing I changed was the addition of this, so it has to be from the vitamin C! I only use it in the morning, and I haven't found any glycerin so I mixed it with water instead and use it like a toner. It may tingle or lightly sting for a second, but it doesn't irritate my skin. Once it's completely soaked in I put on my moisturizer. This is a permanent addition to my skincare regimine, and I think it's a necessity for everybody. Don't waste your money on products that don't even work as well as this pure and cheap homemade potion. I will be upping the potency next time I make it.
This link has a lot of information about making your own serum and a great recipe guide:
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Distribución espacial del amonio en fiordos y canales comprendidos entre Puerto Montt y Laguna San Rafael en período de primavera
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An oceanographic expedition was carried out between October 18th and November 15th 1995 in the inlets region and fjords located between Puerto Montt (41° 20'S and San Rafael Lagoon (46° 40' S) in Southern Chile. The main purpose of the present work is to characterise the spatial distribution of ammonium and its concentration range in the studied region during spring onset. Water samples were collected from a total of 101 oceanographic stations of the expedition Cimar-Fiordo 1. The main part of the water body showed concentrations lower than 1 µmol/L. The higher ammonium concentrations were found in the continental fjords, specially in the area situated south of the narrows of Meninea island, where subsurface maximums greater than 2 µmol/L were found. The vertical distribution of ammonium concentration presents a three layer structure for the whole area. The surface layer was 20 m thick and had concentrations lower than 0.5 µmol/L. This layer was followed in depth by one having a subsu.....
Other TitleSpring distribution of ammonium in fjords and inlets between Puerto Montt and Laguna San Rafael
JournalCiencia y tecnología del mar (Valparaiso)
PublisherComité Oceanográfico Nacional
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Spatial CoverageChile
CitationCiencia y tecnología del mar (Valparaiso), 23. p. 15-24
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