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Twenty Years Later - Peter Taglianetti - 03-23-11
Today, we talk with former Penguins defenseman Peter Taglianetti.
Taglianetti came to the Penguins along with fellow defenseman Larry Murphy Dec. 11, 1990 in a trade which sent defensemen Chris Dahlquist and Jim Johnson to the North Stars. A rough and tumble defensive blue liner, Taglianetti finished that regular season by appearing in 39 regular season games for the Penguins and scoring four points while accumulating 57 penalty minutes.
In the postseason, "Tags" saw action in 19 games, recorded three assists and recorded 49 penalty minutes and helped the franchise claim its first Stanley Cup championship.
Taglianetti spent parts of the next five seasons with the Penguins and was a member of its second championship team the following season. He currently works for PJ Dick, Trumbull, and Lindy Paving.
What did you know about Pittsburgh the city and the Penguins organization prior to the trade?
"When I first started, I was in Winnipeg. My defense partner in Winnipeg was Randy Carlyle who played here and won the Norris Trophy here. So every time we came into Pittsburgh, we were all over the place. We didn't just stay in the city or the hotel. We were in the suburbs. So when I first got here (after the trade from Minnesota) I had friends outside of hockey I met through him. And when I walked into the locker room, half the guys in the locker room were guys I played with or guys I played against in college and knew in Boston. So it was like just walking into a perfect situation. I couldn't ask for a better scenario."
On the trade.
"That was my second trade in the matter of two months. I went from Winnipeg to Minnesota and Minnesota to here. It's funny, you don't even think about it. It just happens. You go. You play."
The much more famous trade was the deal which sent John Cullen, Jeff Parker and Zarley Zalapski to the Whalers in exchange for Ron Francis, Grant Jennings and Ulf Samuelsson. That wasn't a popular trade at first?
"The guys they traded – Johnny Cullen, who literally led this team when Mario (Lemieux) was hurt – it was tough. (Cullen's) a great guy. You hate to see guys leave but you also realize that things happen. It's a business. You pick up Ronnie, Ulfie and Grant who fit into the locker room perfectly. Craig Patrick knew what he was doing. It worked out very well."
On Mario Lemieux coming back from a back infection in January.
"He gives you a whole different lift. But how much is he going to be able to play? That weight on everyone's mind. Is he going to be able to play a full 60 minutes? Is he going to be able to go full speed?"
On the team winning the Patrick Division title with a 7-4 win at Detroit March 27, 1991, the first division title in franchise history.
"When we were in the locker room in Detroit, it was a big deal. It was a lot of fun to be around because it was something new and different. Guys like Bryan Trottier, Joey Mullen, Paul Coffey, they won Cups before. They knew what it was like, but for 98 percent of us, we didn't know what was going on."
On "The Save" by Frank Pietrangelo during Game 6 of a Patrick Division semifinal series at New Jersey.
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"I was on the ice. I remember it very well. People say defense wins championships. I always say you have to be good to be lucky and lucky to be good. That save, it was a great save, but one inch one way or the other, it's in the net. Very rarely are you going to win a championship without some fluky things happening and that was one of them."
When did the team believe it could truly contend for the Stanley Cup?
"We ended up playing Boston in the (Wales) Conference finals. And we went down 2-0 early. And Kevin (Stevens) comes out with his statement, 'We're going to sweep them.' It's like, 'Geez Kevin, that's bulletin board material. What are you doing?' He was adamant about it and we ended up sweeping them."
On playing his former team, the North Stars, in the Stanley Cup final?
"When I was there, it was a bad situation from ownership. It wasn't fun for anybody. But once I got traded, they started playing better. I had hardly any friends on the team other than being acquaintances with them. When you get an opportunity go back and shove it down their throats, it was tremendous."
On playing for coach Bob Johnson.
"The only other coach I had like that was Lou Lamoriello. He knew what you were thinking before you thought it. He never yelled. He never raised his voice. Found something positive in everything. We'd lose 5-1 and he'd find something positive the next day in meetings."
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- In make, use drush copy/move/delete wrappers instead of cp/mv/rm
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- Fix failing test in testInfoFileWritingGit(). Drush's unit tests have env variables for HOME and CACHE dirs and so forth in order to isolate the user's real commandfiles, caches, etc.
- #1452944 by moshe weitzman. Fix shellAliasTest fails due to Windows shell oddity.
- #1452672 by weitzman. Fix incorrect url after make download a project.
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- #1454576 by Crell | Moshe Weitzman: Fixed Drush site-install installs the wrong site.
- #1450258 by Drupol: Enable make to fetch a git refspec.
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- Followup to Issue #1450544 by dmitry_bezer: Fixed archive-dump command is broken again (windows).

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Re-applying binary logs generated from highly concurrent master on the slave has always been an area of focus. It is important for various reasons. First, in real-time systems, it becomes extremely important for the slave to keep up with the master. This can only be guaranteed if the slaves' performance in reapplying the transactions from the binary log is similar (or at-least comparable) to that of master, which is accepting queries directly from multiple clients. Second, in synchronous replication scenarios, having a fast slaves, aids in reducing the response times as seen by the clients to the master. This can be made possible by applying transactions from the binary log in parallel. However if left uncontrolled, a simple round-robin multi-threaded applying will lead to inconsistency and the slave will no longer be the exact replica of the leader.
The infamous out of order commit problem
The Out of order execution of transaction on the slave if left uncontrolled will lead to the slave diverging from the master. Here is an example: consider two transactions T1 and T2 being applied on an initial state.
On Master we apply T1 and T2 in that order.
State0: x= 1, y= 1 T1: { x:= Read(y); x:= x+1; Write(x); Commit; } State1: x= 2, y= 1
T2: { y:= Read(x); y:=y+1; Write(y); Commit; } State2: x= 2, y= 3
On the slave however these two transactions commit out of order (Say T2 and then T1).
State0: x= 1, y= 1 T2: { y:= Read(x); y:= y+1; Write(y); Commit; } State1: x= 1, y= 2
T1: { x:= Read(y); x:=x+1; Write(x); Commit; } State2: x= 3, y= 2
As we see above the final state state 2 is different in the two cases. Needless to say that we need to control the transactions that can execute in parallel.
Controlled parallelization
The above problem can be solved by controlling what transactions can be executed in parallel with the ones being executed by the slave. This means we need to have some kind of information in the transactions themselves. Interesting to note that we can use the information of parallelization from the master on the slave. Since we have multiple transactions committing at the same time on the master, we can store the information of the transactions that were in the "process of committing" when this transaction committed. Now let's define the phrase "process of committing".
Logical clock and commit parent
We have introduced a logical clock. Now before I am tackled by a mathematician from one side and a computer engineer from the other, let me explain. It is a simple counter which is stepped when a binlog group of transaction commits on the master. Essentially this clock is stepped every time the leader execute the flush stage of binlog group commit. The value of this clock is recorded on each transaction when it enters the prepare stage. This recorded value is the "commit parent"
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As it is evident by now the transactions with the same commit parent follow our guiding principle of slave side parallelization i.e. transactions that have entered the prepared stage but has not as yet committed, and hence can be executed in parallel.
In the example we will take up three transactions (T1 T2 T3), two of which have been committed as a part of the same binlog group. T1 enters the prepare stage and get the commit parent as 0 since none of the group have been committed as yet. T1 assigns itself as the leader and then goes on to flush its transaction/statement cache. In the meanwhile transaction T2 enters the prepare stage. It is also assigned the same commit parent "0"(CP as used in the figure) since the commit clock has not as yet been stepped. T2 then goes on a wait for the leader to flush its cache in to the binlog. After the flush has been completed by the leader, it signals T2 to continue and both of them enter the Sync stage, where the leader thread calls fsync() there by finishing the binlog commit process. The transaction T3 however enters the prepare stage after the previous group has been synced and there-by ends up getting the next CP.
Another thing to note here is that the "group" of transactions that are being executed in parallel are not bounded by binlog commit group. There is a possibility that a transaction have entered the binlog prepare stage but could not make it to the current binlog group. Our approach takes care of such cases and makes sure that we relax the boundary of the group being executed in parallel on the slave.
Another thing to note here is that the "group" of transactions that are being executed in parallel are not bounded by binlog commit group. There is a possibility that a transaction have entered the binlog prepare stage but could not make it to the current binlog group. Our approach takes care of such cases and makes sure that we relax the boundary of the group being executed in parallel on the slave.
On the slave we use the existing infrastructure of DB partitioned MTS to execute the tranactions in parallel, simply by modifying the scheduling logic.
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I am having problems with privatemsg_filter_add_tags and would love some insight.
I created a module which creates a privatemsg after a function completes. I want to tag that message with one of the tags I created.
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privatemsg_filter_add_tags($thread['message']->thread_id, $tag_id, $user); // this doesn't produce the desired results
When I send the message, and look at the message in the UI ( inbox ), there are no tags on the message.
When I look in the database pm_tags_index, there is the thread id, the uid, and tag id.
I double checked that I have a valid tag id, it adds to the db correctly ( seemingly ), why does it now appear in the Inbox with the tag on the thread?
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Echo360 announced that longtime tech and customer experience executive Michael Peterson has joined the company as Senior Vice President of Customer Success. Peterson is responsible for the success of more than 27,000 instructor users across 600 Echo360 client institutions--offering them the support to create new learning opportunities for students and in analyzing data to inform their teaching. In this role, Peterson's responsibilities include service deployment, user training and best practices, technical support, and long-term customer satisfaction with a focus on the critical academic success factors of educational institutions worldwide. Peterson brings expertise in cloud and SaaS technologies, having held senior roles at tech and data companies like GridPoint and Neustar.
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More than £92,000 has been confiscated from a convicted drug dealer, prosecutors have said.
Lindsay Harkins, 45, formerly of West Princes Street, Helensburgh, Argyll and Bute, has had to surrender £92,268 as the result of a confiscation order at the High Court in Edinburgh.
He was part of a drugs gang responsible for cocaine with a street value of up to £40m being brought into the UK.
Harkins was convicted for the supply of cocaine that was imported from Spain into the UK via Prestwick, Glasgow and Newcastle airports, and sold in various locations throughout Greater Glasgow and Dumfries and Galloway.
He was also found guilty of dealing amphetamine in September 2011 and sentenced to more than nine years in jail.
Harkins' assets included cash seized, money in bank accounts and his share of equity in a property in Helensburgh.
Lindsey Miller, head of the serious and organised crime division, said: "Dealing in drugs is classed as a 'lifestyle offence', which allows us to investigate Harkins' income over the six years leading up to his arrest.
"Forensic accountants calculated £300,000 could not be legitimately accounted for and therefore constituted his 'criminal benefit'.
"The confiscation order for £92,268 represents the amount available to us at this time.
"If further assets belonging to Harkins come to light, the Crown can ask the court to recalculate the confiscation order up to the amount of benefit recorded."
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A group of Johnson County residents will be reviewing the county's Charter – essentially the county's constitution – and recommending potential changes to the document. They'll meet for the next year reviewing county processes as well as our form of government. As Don Jarrett, attorney for the Johnson County Board of Commissioners noted during the Continue Reading
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More video art: Malkoff and Mix-a-lot
In honor of our cover story about video art, I've decided to share my favorite videos of the week. Are they worthy of a SFMOMA installation? Probably not. But are they art? I say yes. Here's why:
Mark Lives in IKEA
So comedian/filmmaker Mark Malkoff (famous for going to every Starbucks in Manhattan in one day) decides to move into an IKEA while his apartment gets fumigated. And they let him.
The genius of this? First, that he thought of the idea at all. Second, that he actually convinced IKEA to let him do it. And most importantly, the amount of work and planning it must've taken to compose and edit these "reality" segments (including getting IKEA staff and even his wife involved), which are actually quite funny and endearing. If Mark weren't in New York, already married, and likely to put the whole thing on YouTube, I'd totally hit that - for his brilliance alone (and cuz I like the geeky glasses thing).
First Dance
Some couple somewhere decide to forego the usual sappy first dance at their wedding for a hilarious choreographed routine to Sir Mix-a-lot.
I realize I may be late to get on this bandwagon, considering Ellen DeGeneres already had this couple on her show in December. But I don't care. I discovered this video a few days ago and I'm in love with it. Need I even explain the art of this? The choreography. The enthusiasm. The sheer joy they both seem to get out of not only doing the dance, but out of surprising their guests. (Honestly, this wouldn't be nearly as good if it looked like one of them was dragging the other along.) And the fact that somehow, the act of doing this seems to prove that these two are good for each other. I'm TOTALLY doing choreography at my wedding.
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The Witches of Le Roy
The usual suspects wanted to blame it on the defunct Jell-O factory.
We may think we've outgrown the superstitions of the past but every once in a while you read something that tells you it's all there, waiting to be rediscovered again -- the Medieval myth of Prester John, the Christian emperor waiting for us on the other side of Islam (try the Iraqi Shi'ia), the Protocols of the Elders of Zion or Jewish or Masonic cabal that secretly controls the world (try Obama's "1 percent"), or the witch manias of the 17th century -- try what has happened over the past few months in the small town of Le Roy, New York.
In a marvelously restrained and insightful article in the New York Times Magazine, Susan Dominus has gently dissected the mania of "twitching girls" that struck this depressed little upstate town outside of Rochester and ended up on national television. Last year, Katie Krautwurst, a high school cheerleader whose mother was about to undergo a brain operation, suddenly came down with an uncontrollable condition. Within a few weeks, Thera Sanchez, her best friend and also a cheerleader, developed the same tics. Soon the mysterious condition had spread across the high school, first among cheerleaders and then to less popular girls -- but all of them girls, no boys, no adults.
From the beginning, doctors who examined the girls said the phenomenon was psychological. A specialist from Buffalo offered a diagnosis of "conversion disorder," a condition in which people subconsciously convert stress into physical symptoms. But of course we live in the age of television and newspaper gossip and so this humbling evaluation was quickly dismissed in favor of a much more fashionable culprit -- the environment!
Le Roy has had industry in its history. It was the original hometown of Jell-O. The factory closed in the 1960s but it was industry, after all, and therefore probably doing something harmful. Remember now, this is upstate New York 2012, where industry is basically forgotten. The vast outback, stretching all the way from Newburgh to Buffalo, has the misfortune of being politically dominated by New York City and Albany. There Democrats rule and industry is something to be exploited, if not shunned. The whole state is currently in an uproar over fracking the Marcellus Shale and it looks as if New York will become the only eastern state not to tap the bonanza that is filling the coffers in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Were it separated from Metropolitan New York City, upstate would be the second poorest state in the country, right behind Mississippi. In this post-industrial era, created by high taxes and hostile policies, industry -- like any stranger -- is easy to blame.
So it wasn't long before Erin Brockovich was in town trying out for her next movie role and assuring everyone that environmental contamination was the likely culprit. Why environmental contamination would only affect teenage girls, particularly cheerleaders, was something left for the newspaper and TV reporters to figure out. And of course they didn't. So it wasn't long before the cameras and notebooks were following Brockovich all around, barging onto the school grounds at one point to collect samples proving her theory that a railroad accident that had spilled an organic solvent forty years before must be the perpetrator. When school officials turned them away, there was another TV moment in which Brockovich told CNN, "Usually when I'm confronted by officials barring access to something, they usually have something to hide." The whole town was in general agreement and soon public officials were hooted down and accused of cover-ups.
From there it was on to the "Today" show where the girls twitched on camera and told their story. By this time they had achieved such notoriety that dozens of other girls at school were twitching too -- so much that the early victims were openly accusing the latecomers of faking it. That's the way things stood a month ago, although recent reports say that the epidemic seems to be dying down.
Dominus, in the gentlest of manners, pushes the hysteria aside and gets to the heart of the matter. Such epidemics are not uncommon, she notes, particularly among teenage girls. "Cheerleaders frequently come up in case histories of mass psychogenic illness at schools, partly because psychogenic outbreaks often start with someone of high social status," she recounts. "In 2002, 10 students, 5 of them cheerleaders, in a rural town in North Carolina suffered from non-epileptic seizures and fainting spells." In another instance, a Louisiana cheerleading squad that had embarrassed itself by running on the field at the wrong time suffered an epidemic of fainting that ended up summoning five ambulances.
Dominus quotes Simon Wessely, a London epidemiologist who has studied hundreds of such psychological outbreaks and writes, "Things only go wrong when the nature of an outbreak is not recognized, and a fruitless and expensive search for toxins, fumes and gases begins. Anxiety, far from being reduced, increases. It is only then that long-term psychological problems may develop." And indeed, some of the girls in Le Roy are now so convinced that they have been permanently damaged by the environment that their condition has become much worse.
But there's an even sadder side to this whole episode. Somehow the twitching epidemic in Le Roy seems to embody all the pathologies that Charles Murray, in his recent book, Coming Apart, says are rapidly overtaking blue-collar America. As Dominus perceptively notes, the twitching epidemic was wholly confined to girls who are on the outs with their biological fathers. One of the more pathetic victims recounts her most recent memory -- a fistfight she had with her father when she was 14. And of course another one of the cheerleaders is well on her way toward a second generation of broken families with her own fatherless child.
Dominus lets them all down easy. A couple of the girls, she notes, have been able to go back to cheerleading. The teenage mother has "put back together" something resembling a family by moving in with the parents of her current boyfriend -- who is not the father of her child. But it isn't going to be that easy. From the looks of things, there's a whole lot more at stake. On the wall of the bedroom where Katie Krautwurst and Thera Sanchez sit posing for the cover of the magazine is a decal I've never seen before. It says, "I (heart) Black People." On Krautwurst's night table sits a huge handsome portrait of President Obama, smiling with that implied message: "If your family falls apart, the government is waiting to take you in."
When teenage girls in Le Roy, New York -- who have probably never met more than a handful of African Americans -- have abandoned aspirations for their own careers or stable family life and started idealizing the culture of reckless illegitimacy that black people -- along with the help of the welfare system -- have so successfully popularized, then you can almost feel that tidal wave of dependency starting to gather strength


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Schultz v. Medina Valley Independent School District
In May 2011, we learned that the Medina Valley School District in Castroville, Texas intended to sponsor at least two student-led prayers at its upcoming high-school graduation. Read more
In May 2011, we learned that the Medina Valley School District in Castroville, Texas intended to sponsor at least two student-led prayers at its upcoming high-school graduation. Read more
For years, the Sussex County Council opened its public meetings with a Council member reciting the Lord's Prayer. Americans United wrote to the County Council in June 2008, and again in April 2009, asking the Council to stop opening its meetings with the Lord's Prayer because the Constitution prohibits legislative prayers used to advance one religion. The County did not respond to either letter. Read more
For years, the Greece Town Board has invited clergy to open the Board's monthly meetings with a prayer. Over the past decade, all but two of the guest chaplains have been Christian, and the vast majority of prayers have been explicitly Christian. Guest chaplains often ask citizens to join in the prayers, and citizens face considerable pressure to participate. In February 2008, we filed a lawsuit on behalf of two local citizens, alleging that the Town's practices violate the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. Read more
For nearly a decade, the Elmbrook School District near Milwaukee, Wisconsin, held its high-school graduation ceremonies in the sanctuary of an evangelical Christian church. A cross towered over the dais -- upon which graduation speakers addressed the audience and graduating seniors received their diplomas. Read more
Starting in 2007, the Enfield Public Schools (located just north of Hartford, Connecticut) began holding the Schools' two high-school graduations in the sanctuary of a Christian church, the First Cathedral. An enormous white cross sits atop the Cathedral's roof, dominating the skyline as one approaches. To enter the building for graduations, students and their guests pass under another large cross in the Cathedral's facade. Read more
The Douglas County Board of Education has created a "Pilot Choice Scholarship Plan," through which the Douglas County School District has authorized 500 students to use state, per-pupil educational funds that are earmarked for the public school system as vouchers to attend private schools. Most of the participating "Private School Partners" are religious, and these participating schools may discriminate on the basis of religion in both hiring and admissions. Read more
After the Johnson County Commission removed a government-sponsored Ten Commandments display from the County Courthouse, the Commission created a public forum in the Courthouse lobby for displays relating to the development of American law. The Commission then accepted a display featuring the Ten Commandments, quotations from historical legal sources, and Biblical verses—bearing the message that the United States was founded on Christian principles. Read more


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To avoid higher rates or outright rejection, go online and grab your free yearly credit report at AnnualCreditReport.com. The site, which provides results from all three credit reporting agencies (Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax (EFX)), will let you know if you're being penalized for late payments or if you may have missed other credit problems.
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If you've postponed buying new storm windows or insulation, now is the time to do it. And it's not just to get everything in place before winter. A federal tax credit for these energy-saving measures expires at yearend, and neither the House nor Senate version of the pending energy bill extends the break. The credit amounts to 10%, up to $500 total, of the cost of insulation, storm windows, and certain energy-saving roofs.
If you want to go solar, however, Congress has given you an extra year to reduce your tax bill. You now have until the end of 2008 to claim a credit for up to 30% of your costs, to a maximum of $2,000, for buying and installing certified solar heating panels, a solar water heater, or a qualified fuel-cell electricity generator in any residence you own.
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Cargo Blush - Catalina
154 reviews
83% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.0
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSTalc, Zinc Stearate, Boron Nitride, Octyldodecyl Stearate, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Phenoxyethanol, Silica, Tocopheryl Acetate, Caprylyl Glycol, Carthamus Tinctorius Seed Oil, Sorbic Acid, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract. May Contain ( /-): Ci 77019 (Mica), Ci 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), Ci 15850 (Red 7 Lake), Ci 15850 (Red 6 Lake), Ci 15985 (Yellow 6 Lake), Ci 77491 (Iron Oxides), Ci 77499 (Iron Oxides), Ci 77492 (Iron Oxides), Ci 77742 (Manganese Violet), Ci 77007 (Ultramarines).
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I had such a hard time finding a pretty pink color blush! Then after wandering around Sephora for I while I stumbled on the CARGO section. Catalina quickly caught my eye. It's so pretty and gives me that "cold air" flush you get on your cheeks in the winter. It sweeps on so evenly and it stays. The great thing is you don't have to use a lot. Only two pats on the blush with my brush and I have the perfect color. The size of the tin is very big, so even huge blush brushes will get the right amount of coverage.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I've decided that I can't do cream blushes since applying the creams tends to mess up my concealer and they don't last as long as powder blushes. But I love the dewy cheeks they give you. I despaired of finding a compromise until I started trying Cargo's line of blushes.
"Catalina" is a shocking, cool-toned hot pink in the pan, but turns out to be perfect on my cheeks. I have light skin with decidedly yellow undertones. When I first applied Catalina, it looked a stitch too pink and obvious, but after a few seconds of sitting on my cheeks, it morphed into an enormously flattering, natural wash of light, vaguely peachy pink.
The blush's texture is brilliant too, melting into the skin rather than sitting on top looking powdery and makeup-y. I also love the fact that there are no obnoxious glitter particles. I used to adore NARS blushes, until I tried Cargo--NARS' "shimmery" blushes like Lovejoy, Orgasm, Madly, etc. tend to have rather large shimmer particles that look obvious and fake in comparison. Cargo's blushes have a glowy sheen rather than shimmer or glitter. Catalina is not as glowy as some others (like Louisiana). Instead, you get a very natural-looking, satiny finish. And the best thing of all, Cargo blushes last much longer on my combination skin than any other powder blushes I've tried.
I have three Cargo blushes so far (Cable Beach, Louisiana and now Catalina) and am thoroughly sold on the line. I have ordered Tobago and arranged a swap for The Big Easy based on how positive my experience has been so far. Do yourself a favor and try these blushes!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I think this is the perfect blush - gives a great flushed look on my face. I love that I can sweep it on once or twice for a subtle look or put a few more stokes on with bronzer for a more defined look.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Cargo's Catalina is a nice matte baby pink color that would instantly liven up the face... Pink blushes usually look good on me, but this one didn't so much... Probably not a match with my skin tone. *sigh* I so wanted to like this!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I've been wanting this forever and was finally able to swap for it. It's a cool matte pink, not as bright or fuchsia as Nars Desire but with more punch than Mata Hari. Very pigmented too, I have fair skin and have to apply with a light hand so I don't end up looking like a clown, but that's okay. Since it's so pigmented it'll definitely show up on darker skin tones. Overall a great pink to have on hand.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is light bubble gum pink, and it goes on as it is. On my light warm skin, it looks cute but rather fake. I agree with the baby doll cheek description, but unfortunately I'm not a doll. The texture is nice though. I think I'll try other shades. The tin takes up a lot of space especially if your makeup organizer is already quite full.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This color is a matte bubblegum pink that applies sheerly for a girly, innocent look. I'm a yellow-toned MMM and have no problems getting it to appear on my skin (though I do use a denser blush brush--no skunk action for me). The texture is strangely "creamy" for a powder blush and it lasts pretty long once applied. As for the packaging, there are good and bad points. The best good point is that the flat, aluminum canister (very utilitarian!) that houses the blush is almost 2.5" in diameter, which leaves you a nice surface area over which to swipe your brush. However, I can see it getting dented easily. Also, the lid of the canister can either be too tight (making it hard to pry open), or else too loose (making it fall off). Mine is on the looser side, so I'm kind of paranoid that the lid will fall off if I store it on its side. As for the price, I think it's a really great deal. You get 8.9 g of blush for $22, as opposed to NARS' 4.5 g for $25. I think if you do some per unit research, you'd find that that's a comparable price to some drugstore products (?--I haven't actually done it myself since I haven't bought a drugstore blush recently).Some side notes: the first ingredient is talc and the measurements of the blush are as follows: 2.5" in diameter, ~0.75" in height...yup, it's that big... continued >>
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love how large these tins are! There is a lot of room to swirl your brush around and pick up the color. It gives me a really pretty, natural flush. It looks a lot brighter in the pan than it does on the skin. I do prefer powder blushes to cream, so this suits me just fine. The packaging is really unique and cute. I have only ever used Cargo blushes, but if all the products are as good as this, I will definitely be trying others out!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Happy to be piling on my Cargo collection, since we don't have it here in the Philippines! Catalina is a pretty pink blush for a pop of color. I find this lighter than NARS Desire, more of a brighter Mata Hari shade. I like the matte formulation since I tend to look oily with shimmery blushes in our hot weather. It's now my fave pink blush among my collection! A good blush for an innocent, girly look. Love it!�
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I love pink blushes and Catalina is one of my favorites. The pigmentation is wonderfully dense and the application is very smooth. The color is a beautiful light pink that's actually a bit lighter than MAC Pink Swoon.
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Casino Royal by Marinshe by MarinsheWatch
©2008-2016 Marinshe
Last month I made photographs for the cover and design of Ian Fleming's book "Casion Royal". It's the first book in Algoritam's new edition of James Bond books, translated into croatian for the very first time. The cover features the expressive portrait of the main female character, Vesper Lynd, played in this case by model Ana Zdariler. You can find more information about the book at [link]
did I say - beautiful photo????
It came out great!
It came out great!
that's wicked awesome!
This looks beautiful - congratulations, that's quite an accomplishment!
Congratulations! I´m so proud of you!
well done!
bravo, cestitam
awesome work!)) congratulations, Marinshe!!..
wow, it's so awesome that you got this job!
Congrats. ^^
Congratulations. It's a beautiful shot.
wow, congrats! looks good
Svaka čast, ide to tebi!
Beautiful darling! I love the silhouette in the back.
Wow, and to think I barely know someone who contributed to a James Bond book. Who would've thought. I could brag to others, but, well, seeing as I have only seen you in your work I guess it'd be lying to say I know you. Oh Well. Congratulations all the same.
Oh yeah, it looks good indeed!
odlicno odradjeno
Čestitke Martina.
Predivna fotka in d best design knjige. Me like!
Predivna fotka in d best design knjige. Me like!
Congrats (:
you're all set and out there already for the real world!!
(how much they pay you for this shot??)
you're all set and out there already for the real world!!
(how much they pay you for this shot??)
looks perfect. fits pertfect. well done!
great. congratulations!
Opa. Kako to da nije Kordej?
Moj naklon i čestitke!
Predivna fotka i dobar posao!
Predivna fotka i dobar posao!


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iHerb Customer Reviews
mixed feelings
1 person found the following review helpful
Posted by Pansik on Jan 11, 2011
the smell is rather strong but i found it pleasant enough. i liked the toner, it doesnt dry the skin even though has the alcohol in it, and i also liked the cleancing lotion - cleans good and doesnt dry at all. I only was disappointed in the cream - it doesnt spread thin everywhere and leaves the lines on my face, which can be rolled off afterwards :( so it only can be used at nights, not in day-time under the make-up :(
Posted by Reviewer2070729 on Mar 24, 2011
Didn't like the smell....
Posted by Reviewer3014201 on Apr 10, 2011
I don't like it
Posted by Reviewer1432907 on Jan 31, 2012
Just not for my skin. And the smell is weird
Travel set
Posted by HeidiT on Jun 01, 2012
Like many of the other reviewers, I think this is a great way to sample Aubrey's products, and the samples are presented beautifully. As for the products themselves: I found the toner and cleanser to be too harsh, as they both contain alcohol. The facial mask did absolutely nothing for my skin. But the moisturizer however has a lovely texture and absorbs well.


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Hostal 53 Sur – Posada de ArturoPunta Arenas, Chile
Great hostel with great staff. Excellent breakfasts (important when traveling). Towels are provided and other items can be purchased (toothpaste etc) on request. Cable TV is in all rooms. Bathroom facilities are shared with 2 showers sandwiched in between 2 toilets but not too much of a problem. No lockers. Stayed here 2 times and would definitely return if in Punta Arenas. Excellent staff.
Bellavista HostelSantiago, Chile
I love Bella Vista hostel and Bella Vista as a whole. Close to so many bars and restaurants and sights. Staff are so friendly, which I found staying here in 2009. Never up early enough for the breakfasts so cannot comment but all other facilities seem fine. Better than other hostel s.in the area with comfortable bedd
La Posada del SolSamaipata, Bolivia
Probably the best hostel i have stayed in. The staff are so friendly and nothing is too much trouble. Excellent food and location. The owner has thought of everything. No cards accepted though so you will need to take cash as there is also no ATM in Samaipata.
Quechuas BackpackersPuno, Peru
This was only a new hostel at my time of staying so there were not many people around, but with more people around the place the atmosphere will be better.
Casa Bellavista HostelBogota, Colombia
Excellent accomodation with the best staff I have known in any hostel. I would definitely recommend this place and its location is great for anyone wishing to walk the close distance to Monseratte, Plaza Bolivar or Gold Museum.


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BGSU Magazine Summer 2009
A soaring beacon. A bridge to arts synergy.
Wolfe Center celebrates collaboration and creativity in the arts
As gusty spring breezes blasted through the Bowling Green campus in May, the forces of nature inspired the creators' vision of the new Wolfe Center for the Arts. "The powerful elements that formed this region–the vast powers of shifting ice and undulating winds–will reflect their beauty and power as the Wolfe Center for the Arts emerges from the landscape," noted architect Craig Dykers from Snøhetta.
Not only was Snøhetta charged with designing a building to house classes in theatre, music, film, digital arts and graphic design, but also to create a socially engaging facility where lively interaction and collaboration thrive. The resulting $40 million, 93,000 square-foot Wolfe Center for the Arts will feature an abundance of natural light and open, welcoming public areas as well as functional work spaces for students and faculty. Gently angled walls will be countered by a tall, vertical tower that will serve as a visual symbol of the collaborative arts on campus. The building will be the first to be completed in the USA by the renowned Norwegian architectural firm. Snøhetta is the recipient of the Mies van der Rohe Prize, Europe's highest architectural honor, second only to the Pritzker Prize, architecture's equivalent of the Nobel Prize.
Just as the building is uniquely designed to embrace creativity and encourage collaboration across campus, the ceremony to launch the center eschewed traditional shovel-and-hard-hat groundbreaking for an immersive "groundbuilding" ceremony where the Saddlemire Student Services Building used to stand.
Guests were treated to soaring music from the 60-piece BGSU Wind Symphony, walked among life-size plaster body casts constructed by Arts Village students, and were invited to sing the alma mater along with a 75-member choral ensemble before Dr. Katerina Rüedi Ray, director of the School of Art, said, "Today, you will see no shovels, no foundation stone and no mortar. Instead, we will build new ground, symbolically and literally. Students from the ceramics program have molded old ground–clay–into new ground–the Wolfe Center. Fired and glazed in our ceramic kilns, this new ground will be constructed in front of you."
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This is a BEAUTIFUL image!! Enough said!!!!!
thank you so much louise!!!
Bianca this is lovely! Carpe Diem
Thank you dear Luis :)
Such a lovely butterfly, Bianca! Anyway, promoted this iPhone design on my page: http://www.facebook.com/iPhoneAvenue
Thank you Belle! and thx for the post :)
wonderful Bianca!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to check out my work!!!
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