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Artie Romero
|Artie Romero
Artie Romero, November 29, 2015.
|Artie Edward Thomas, Jr.
Springfield, Missouri
|Cartoonist, Publisher
|Ed Romero
Notable works
|Realm, Cascade Comix Monthly, Johnny Mnemonic
Artie Edward Romero (born in Springfield, Missouri)[1] is an American cartoonist, animator, producer, director and publisher. He began his career in comic books at a young age in the 1970s, and now is best known for his animation work.[2]
Comics and publishing[edit]
In his school years Romero published original illustrations by Frank Frazetta, Vaughn Bode, Barry Windsor-Smith and Michael William Kaluta in his comics and science fiction fanzine Realm (1969–72).[3] He dropped out of college to help found Everyman Studios, an artists' collective. Other founding members of Everyman Studios include prominent illustrators Rick Berry and Darrel Anderson, who later founded Braid Media Arts.[4]
In 1974–75, Anderson and Romero were co-editors of a Colorado Springs alternative newspaper, The Everyman Flyer,[5] which included underground comix.[6]
From 1978 to 1981, Romero edited and published Cascade Comix Monthly,[7][8] a fanzine about underground comix with news and artist interviews, including Art Spiegelman, Dan O'Neill, Gilbert Shelton and Trina Robbins. Cascade published original comix by S. Clay Wilson, Skip Williamson, Jay Lynch and other underground cartoonists. A variety of minicomics and full-size underground comix were published under Everyman Comics' imprint.[9] Several of Romero's minicomics were reprinted, including their color covers, in Fantagraphics' 2010 anthology, Newave! The Underground Mini Comix of the 1980s.[10]
Animator, producer and director[edit]
While attending college, Romero began working on animation projects[11] such as music videos, TV commercials and movie titles. He continued to do so from 1981 through 1994 as Everyman Studios, then in 1994 he founded ARG! Cartoon Animation Studio.[12] ARG! currently produces animation for movies, television and the Web. Romero's screen credits include digital effects animation for Johnny Mnemonic[13] (Sony Pictures, 1995), and animated cartoon segments for a children's program, TV Planet (Rocky Mountain PBS, 1999).[14][15]
Early work[edit]
In 1981, Romero's publishing company Everyman Studios expanded into commercial animation production, hiring animators William Kirk Kennedy, Jan Johnson and Roy W. Smith, and accepting a contract to produce an animated rock video for the band Gibraltar. A work print of the 5-minute film "King's Elevator" premiered at the 39th World Science Fiction Convention in Denver, and subsequently the finished video aired on the nationally syndicated TV series "America Rocks."[16] The studio then began producing animated television and theatrical commercials under contract.
In 1983 the studio produced titles and animation for Frameline Filmworks' Lost starring Sandra Dee and Jack Elam, and 1984, Romero produced and directed a TV series about video games called Video Game All Stars for the local NBC affiliate, KOAA Channels 5/30. The program included animated bumpers by Romero. Also in 1984, Romero produced title animation and animated bumpers for Almost Live, produced and hosted by Jeff Valdez. Everyman Studios continued to produce animation for TV commercials, movie title sequences and software throughout the 1980s and early 1990s, converting from film to digital animation production in 1991.
ARG! Cartoon Animation[edit]
In 1994 Romero established ARG! Cartoon Animation in Colorado Springs, Colorado, producing animation for Duracell's national sales meeting, and digital effects for Sony Pictures' Johnny Mnemonic. Romero launched the artie.com website in 1996, and it quickly became one of the most popular animation sites on the Web. The ARG! site got 1 billion hits in a 20-month period in 2005-2006.[17]
Best known for his visual effects on Keanu Reeves' 1995 cyberpunk feature Johnny Mnemonic, Romero has served as ARG! producer, director and animator on movie projects, TV series, music videos and thousands of animated shorts and commercials. His directorial credits include productions for MTV Networks, PBS, Kaiser Permanente, Harper Collins, AT&T, Transmerica, Safeco Insurance and more than 600 other companies.
In addition to its commercial work, the studio recently produced a series of short whiteboard/Flash cartoons, Edward Lear's Nonsense Stories for YouTube and cable TV. In January, 2015, the studio contracted to produce storyboards and animation for TAYEKENI Productions' Turtle Taido, a children's television series that will air on Nigerian Television Authority stations.[18]
Selected bibliography[edit]
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Cascade Comix Monthly #1 - 1st ed.
Cascade Comix Monthly #17
- ^ 1997 interview on ARG! Cartoon Animation's official website. Accessed May 24, 2009
- ^ CityStar Group, Inc. blog. Accessed May 23, 2012
- ^ Realm #5, 1972, Art Nouveau Publications, Springfield MO.
- ^ Darrel Anderson's Braid Media Arts. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ Artie Romero in the Lambiek Comiclopedia. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ Everyman Studios homepage on ARG!. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ Cascade Comix Monthly on Underground Collectibles. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ Cascade Comix Monthly on ARG! Cartoon Animation. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ Sir Real's Underground Comix Catalog - Everyman Comics. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ Newave! The Underground Mini Comix of the 1980s, reviewed by Richard Krauss
- ^ Interview on Care2.com. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ "Artie Who?" on ARG! website. Accessed May 26, 2009.
- ^ Johnny Mnemonic credits on IMDB. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ TV Planet on Rocky Mountain PBS. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ Artie Romero's screen credits on the ARG! website. Accessed May 24, 2009.
- ^ Artie Romero's screen credits and awards. Accessed May 23, 2012.
- ^ Artie Romero bio on indiegogo Accessed May 23, 2012
- ^ ARG! Studio News on official studio website Accessed March 2, 2015
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Artie Edward Romero.
- ARG! Cartoon Animation
- The Artie Show, Romero's blog with podcasts
- CityStar Group, Inc., former parent company of ARG! Cartoon Animation LLC
- Internet Movie Database (IMDB) on Artie Romero
- ARG! Cartoon Animation on Facebook


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T here is a particular challenge in trying to pin down, quantify, assess the literary achievement of a dictionary-maker who has spent years searching for the elusive, chameleon-like meanings of even the most mundane of words. Samuel Johnson, though, offers his own validation for such an enterprise in the preface to his great Dictionary of 1755, in which he confesses that he set out to codify the language only to realize before he was even halfway through that no such thing is possible. Instead of giving up, Johnson persisted, even while recognizing the futility of his ambition, and understanding too well that "one enquiry only gave occasion to another, that book referred to book, that to search was not always to find, and to find was not always to be informed; and that thus to pursue perfection, was, like the first inhabitants of Arcadia, to chase the sun, which, when they had reached the hill where he seemed to rest, was still beheld at the same distance from them".
Who could fail to admire the frank, unvarnished modesty of such a man? Yet such parings have their critics. Not everyone wants to admit a world in which there is so much futile industry, pained creation, and in which nothing can be concluded. Johnson has always aroused love or condemnation to a degree unusual in a writer who is also one of the most often quoted. Even before his death in December 1784, publishers were producing collections with titles such as Deformities of Dr Samuel Johnson, frustrated by his stylistic habit of swapping sides, even within the same sentence, and by his "love of contradiction", fearing that such balancing and pairing of opposites leaves us with a bottomless well.
Thirty-five years later, the critic William Hazlitt, in his essay "On the Periodical Essayists", attacked Johnson's prose style not so much for its inconclusiveness but because his circumlocutions, his fondness for antithesis, are stultifying and restrictive. The structure of his sentences, Hazlitt complained, is monotonous, and "produces an apparent monotony of ideas". Johnson's powers of articulation, though, were a different matter. When "he threw aside his pen", Hazlitt wrote, "he became not only learned and thoughtful, but acute, witty, humorous, natural, honest".
Not everyone wants to admit a world in which there is so much futile industry, pained creation, and in which nothing can be concluded
Herein lies the paradox which the sixteen essays in Samuel Johnson: The arc of the pendulum seek to redress. We know Johnson, or rather we think we do, but the Johnson we know is not the author of the Dictionary, the Rambler essays, or the Lives of the Poets. On the contrary, it is only in James Boswell's The Life of Samuel Johnson, LLD that you find women preachers, Scottish savages, the temptations of the theatre and a man who is tired of London. How, then, do we go back to read Johnson as if the Life, with all its anecdote and conversation, did not exist?
Many of these essays were inspired by the tercentenary conference in Oxford, which celebrated Johnson's birth in September 1709 and his contribution as a writer and thinker, a moralist and life-enhancer. Thoughtfully edited into a coherent volume by Freya Johnston and Lynda Mugglestone, they take us back to what he wrote, scrupulously reading the texts as he intended them to be read. "What is it about Johnson?", asks Isobel Grundy, supplying a brilliantly persuasive response to her question. It is precisely in those tortuous sentences and "curious disjunctions" so decried by Hazlitt that Johnson's admirers find the reasons for their enthusiasm. "The pleasure of reading him", argues Grundy, "is the pleasure of tracking his thought sentence by sentence, paragraph by paragraph through twists and turns and victories over internal opposition." The effort this requires creates an "exhilarating" collaboration between writer and reader. Satisfaction and enrichment are derived from trying to keep up with "the questing, the surging forward, the doubling back, with which Johnson's mind moves in its pursuit of complex and sometimes inconsistent truth".
Johnson's struggle to make unlikely and often uncomfortable connections is a pathway to sanity
Philip Davis takes Grundy's assertion further by declaring, "if one had to put into the hands of someone on the knife-edge of serious mental trouble the unselected writings of any one author, then it is the work of Johnson one might risk". Johnson's struggle to make unlikely and often uncomfortable connections, his willingness to explore "in-between states of predicament, fallen uncertainty, and ambivalence", through the balancing of alternative propositions in a single sentence, is a pathway to sanity, argues Davis, and not to muddle, confusion and disordered nerves. For these scholars, Johnson's stylized syntax, his love of antithesis, is "much more than a literary device"; it is rather, as Jane Steen avers, an accurate reflection of life itself, the image of the balancing pendulum exactly, and satisfyingly, describing "the back and forth of lived existence".
Hazlitt's critique focused on Johnson's development of a literary style in which "the close of the period follows as mechanically as the oscillation of a pendulum, the sense is balanced with the sound; each sentence, revolving round its centre of gravity, is contained within itself like a couplet, and each paragraph forms itself into a stanza". Movement is circumscribed, ideas are confined within the relentless regularity of that balanced movement, to and fro. Yet, as the editors remind us in their introduction, Johnson's definitions of "pendulum" and "swing" in the Dictionary are illustrated by quotations which suggest that the pendulum does not swing with precise regularity and equality, and that "balance" also implies hesitation, fluctuation.
Johnson could be surprisingly, delicately precise, as Philip Smallwood illustrates in his elegant reflection on the connections that Johnson makes between time and thought. He characterized, for example, the difference in quality of writing and sentiment between the novelists Henry Fielding and Samuel Richardson as that "between a man who knew how a watch was made, and a man who could tell the hour by looking on the dial-plate". Johnson himself did not own a watch until he was fifty-nine, in spite of which he was always acutely conscious of time and its duplicity, constantly alert to its unceasing passage, but at the same time too easily persuaded to loiter, to dawdle, to let it run away with him. Smallwood also gives us Johnson's perceptive, and surely original, observation from the Rambler: "if all the employment of life were crowded into the time which it really occupied, perhaps a few weeks, days, or hours, would be sufficient for its accomplishment, so far as the mind was engaged in the performance".
Time hovers over this book, much as it did for Johnson, who lived always with the fear of an impending deadline, both literary and literal. Even the language we use from day to day is constantly in flux. "Words", he writes in the preface to the Dictionary, "are hourly shifting their relations, and can no more be ascertained in a dictionary, than a grove, in the agitation of a storm, can be accurately delineated from its picture in the water." It is that "hourly shifting" that is so significant an allusion for a man so often thought of as categorical. In "Johnson and Change", Robert DeMaria, Jr reminds us that Johnson once shaved off the hair on his arms to see how long it would take to grow again. Change, Johnson recognized, is "a condition of human life". He might not like it, he might even fear it, but he would always confront it. Or would he?
Johnson himself did not own a watch until he was fifty-nine
Johnson's perverse and persistent use of antithesis, argues John Richetti, is not so much an insistence that meaning must be pinned down, as an acceptance that only "naked indecision" is possible when discoursing on the "ultimately elusive nature of truth". As Johnson writes in the Adventurer: "We may examine, indeed, but we can never decide, because our faculties are unequal to the subject: we see a little, and form an opinion; we see more, and change it".
Many of the critical sallies launched at Johnson arose from his denunciations of particular writers in his Lives of the Poets, daring to slight Shakespeare and Milton and belittling the work of lesser poets who, as Johnson might have predicted, have long since fallen from favour. It appeared, to some, that he could only find interesting and useful things to say when he was finding fault. But, as John Mullan suggests, "the discovery of faults can be a kind of compliment". Johnson would never be blinded by technique or "fooled by a blur of fine-sounding words". He is still, if anything, the model critic, assessing the value of a literary production in isolation from reputation or context.
Mullan, like the other essayists in this volume, sends us straight back to Johnson's works, while Freya Johnston offers us a masterclass on how to read them. Ideas laid out in the introduction about the experience of reading Johnson, "the varieties of instability, irresolution, and active change" which characterize his work, are threaded through the essays. Of the poet John Dryden, Johnson wrote, "He delighted to tread upon the brink of meaning". This was not something Johnson could ever do. He could not "shrink from what cannot be avoided"; nor could he "hide that from ourselves which must some time be found". Treading upon the brink is also not something these essayists can be accused of as they collectively acknowledge the complex humanity of Johnson; that strange, perplexing, yet always provoking alternation of insight and prejudice, precision and prolixity, timidity and courageous originality.
Johnson once shaved off the hair on his arms to see how long it would take to grow again
Julia Allen's Swimming with Dr Johnson and Mrs Thrale is a strange and perplexing volume, and probably just the sort of book that Johnson would have employed in his compilation of the Dictionary, marking up passages that might prove useful either for definition or quotation before throwing it on to his pile of half-read books. Inspired by her knowledge of lexicography and a desire to rescue Johnson from caricature as a "stout, elderly-looking man in a wig", Allen reproduces a collection of curious gobbets to illustrate the physical (as opposed to mental) activities enjoyed by Johnson and his contemporaries, and the opportunities for exercise afforded them by skating, riding, boxing, swimming, foot-racing and climbing. Of these we know that Johnson attempted all six; not something you might expect of a man noted for his physical awkwardness, depressive tendencies and prodigious hours devoted to his literary output. Yet, if anything, Johnson was a truly twenty-first-century man in his adoption of fast days and vegetarian diets, and his belief in the beneficial effects of exercise on mood and motivation. Allen gives us Johnson the swimmer, diving nude into the sea at Brighton; Johnson the physically daunting nephew of a champion boxer; and Johnson, aged fifty-nine, in defiance of time, space and the balanced life, rolling down a Lincolnshire hillside (is there such a thing in the fenlands?), "turning himself over and over till he came to the bottom".
Kate Chisholm is radio critic of the Spectator and Royal Literary Fund fellow at the University of Chichester. Her book Wits and Wives: Dr Johnson in the company of women was published in 2011.
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A Quebec Conservative MP wants to take away the right to vote from electors who refuse to uncover their faces.
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OTTAWA—A Quebec Conservative MP wants to pass legislation before the next federal election that would force voters to uncover their faces before casting a ballot.
The bill is an effort to "increase transparency" in the voting system, said Steven Blaney (Levis-Bellechasse). But it would not prevent people from voting by mail in advanced polling.
Blaney cited a 2007 byelection in Ontario, Manitoba and British Columbia in which 70 people attempted to vote with their faces covered.
"We've seen in the past people voting with Halloween masks and ski masks. I think this is inappropriate. To vote is a serious matter in our democratic society," said Blaney.
Of the 70 masked voters, 17 agreed to uncover their face, 50 opted to swear an oath confirming their identity and three chose not to cast a ballot, an Elections Canada official said.
Blaney failed to mention that a number of the masked voters in 2007 were protesting a government bill that would have forced veiled Muslim women to remove their face coverings before voting. That legislation was ultimately abandoned.
The issue of religious minorities accessing polling booths and government institutions has flared up again in recent weeks after the Quebec legislature passed a motion banning Sikhs from entering the National Assembly while carrying their kirpan, a ceremonial dagger.
The Bloc Québécois says it wants to see the same controversial rules apply on Parliament Hill, where at least one Liberal MP from Ontario, Navdeep Bains (Mississauga-Brampton South) wears a kirpan. The sovereignist party says it's a question of security on Parliament Hill, not an attempt to discriminate against a minority group.
The last time the Conservative government tried to ban veiled voting, both the Liberals and the Bloc were in favour of new rules. But while the Bloc still supports the initiative, the Liberals and New Democratic Party are opposed.
Liberal MP Martha Hall Findlay said the bill is an attempt to divide the country and play to a popular anti-Muslim sentiment. Besides that, it's hardly a pressing issue because no veiled women were denied the right to vote in the last election, she said.
"I see Mr. Blaney and the Conservative government trying to create a problem where, frankly, there is no problem," Hall Findlay said.
Muslim women who wear the niqab face covering generally consent to unveiling before a female polling official.
"Look, right now you or I can go in our kitchen and put on whatever we want over our face and vote and put (the ballot) in the mail," said Ottawa NDP MP Paul Dewar. "How's he going to deal with that? Are we going to say no mail-in ballots? This is not a problem. He wants to make it a problem and it's wedge politics."
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The Line It Is Drawn #120 for 1/10/13: Lesser-Known Marvel Now! Titles! I chose everyone's favorite Justice League analogues, The Squadron Supreme! The cover is an homage to Kevin Maguire and Terry Austin's classic cover to 1987's Justice League #1. Hope you enjoy, folks!
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Wow, déjà vu!
Joke aside, the only version of the team I Read was the "Supreme Power" era, which I found a bit overly violent.
Could You suggest me a better era?
Joke aside, the only version of the team I Read was the "Supreme Power" era, which I found a bit overly violent.
Could You suggest me a better era?
Go with anything without "J. Michael Straczynski" on the cover and you should be good. I particularly recommend Mark Gruenwald's 12-issue maxi-series from the 80s.
Well done!
I'd love to see Marvel do their own version of the Justice League, but set on Earth-616. They could be the American Thunderbolts -- Sentry, Shroud, Warrior Woman (Hippolyta), Speed Demon, Nova (Richard Rider back in possession of Quasar's quantum bands), Namor, Mercy, Trick Shot, Songbird, Ant-Man, Starhawk, Deathkry (now with wings and revealed to be the daughter of Deathbird and Wolverine), Flatman, Cyclone, Satana, Photon (a time-displaced Genis-Vell merged with Rick Jones), Beetle (Abner), Thunderstrike (Kevin Masterson, but looks like his dad, Eric, as Thunderstrike), Doc Century, Random, Lightbright, Golden Girl (Moonstone), Wonder Man, Crimson Dynamo, Volcana, a female Blizzard, Mr. Immortal, Big Bertha, Coldmoon, Dragonfire, Shanna the She-Devil, El Muerto, Silver Samurai (Michiko "Mickey" Musashi), Goliath, Living Lightning, Avalanche, Absorbo (Jerry Sledge/Harry Creel), Ronin (Colleen Wing), Dr. Spectrum (Alice Nugent), Tangerine (British telepath, turned into a vampire helping MI-13 stop Dracula's British invasion), Fixer, and Veil (Madeline Berry, still depowered, now Shroud's sidekick).
great concept mate
I would love to see this comic.
Oh, yes, that would work. Loving the Aqua-girl!
If you mean the woman in orange towards the back, Axel, that's Lady Lark, the Black Canary analogue in the Squadron.
Ok, this is cool beyond words.
nicely done
Sign me up!!!!
I'm a fan of both teams so I really enjoyed the homage to the classic Bwa-ha-ha-ha era JLI using the Squadron Supreme members
I too am a big fan of the classic Squadron Supreme series, and I would love to see a new Marvel Now series based on them.
After the JMS series, I'm frankly afraid of what else they'd do to them...
What is the JMS series? I have never heard about it.
Sorry for the late response. It was called SUPREME POWER, published in the mid-2000s as I recall. It made them all dark, edgy & ultraviolent.


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Founded in 1992, the European AIDS Treatment Group (EATG) is a European network of nationally-based activists. As a European patient-led advocacy organisation, it has been at the forefront of the development of the civil society response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Europe. It represents and defends the treatment-related interests of people living with HIV and AIDS.
EATG is a voluntary organisation made up of over 100 members from over 35 different European countries. Our members are representatives of different communities affected by HIV/AIDS in Europe. Our activities focus on treatment activism and treatment advocacy.
In responding to HIV, the EATG also considers diseases frequently seen as co-infection in people with HIV, as well as other health issues that increase the risk of HIV.
The EATG's primary geographic focus is the member states served by the World Health Organisation (WHO) Regional Office for Europe. However, the EATG does consider opportunities to collaborate with and support similar efforts in other parts of the world.
1. To enable people with HIV or at risk of HIV infection and their supporters to significantly influence the development, testing and approving of HIV treatments. In this context, HIV treatment means medical devices, products and diagnostic tests that prevent or treat HIV infection and include continuous improvement in the quality of life of people affected.
2. To advocate for the best practices of care and treatment.
3. To advocate for rapidly available existing and new HIV treatment.
4. To promote the access of the latest available information about treatment legislation for patients, health care providers as well as policy makers.
5. To influence changes in legislation and patent law in order to support the lowest achievable cost for HIV treatment, including the support for generic medicine.
6. To monitor the changes in Health care systems and policies to ensure the rights and the quality of services influence positively the quality of life of people living with HIV/AIDS.
EMA – Paediatric Committee
The main responsibility of the Paediatric Committee (PDCO) is to assess the content of paediatric investigation plans and adopt opinions on them including assessment of applications for full or partial waiver and applications for deferrals.
The EU HIV/AIDS Civil Society Forum has been established by the European Commission as an informal working group to facilitate the participation of non-governmental organizations, including those representing people living with HIV/AIDS in policy development and implementation and in information-exchange activities. The CSF includes about 40 organizations from all over Europe. AIDS Action Europe (AAE) and EATG co-chair and provide support to the work of the EU HIV/AIDS Civil Society Forum, an informal advisory body to the European Commission.
CHAARM (Combined Highly Active Anti-Retroviral Microbicides)
is a research network funded by the EC under FP7, it stands for Combined Highly Active Anti-Retroviral Microbicide. EATG is part of the working group for dissemination and advocacy activities, and has an appointed representative on the CHAARM Steering Committee.
The EATG's role is to help identify target groups for dissemination of CHAARM activities and also to facilitate the organisation of 4 dedicated workshops focusing on CHAARM's scientific activities and achievements starting from the second year of the project.
EuroCoord is a Network of Excellence established by several of the biggest HIV cohorts and collaborations within Europe - CASCADE, COHERE, EuroSIDA, and PENTA. EuroCoord has access to data from over 250,000 HIV-infected children and adults across the European continent and beyond. The multidisciplinary research undertaken by the network addresses key areas aimed at improving the management and life of HIV-infected individuals, whilst allowing differences within sub-groups to be explored.
EUPATI is an IMI-funded consortium project, led by the European Patients' Forum, to educate patients and the lay public about how medicines' R&D works. A consortium of 29 organisations is developing training courses, educational toolkits and a web-based library to provide objective and credible information about medicines R&D and how patients can get involved. EUPATI will cover seven languages in 12 countries.
The main activity of work package 7 (WP7) was the preparation of a catalogue and a report on successful public private partnerships (PPPs) between patients' organisations, industry and academia. The catalogue provides references and examples of successful collaborations that can be used as guidance for future partnerships, addressing the need for more active involvement of patient experts in medicines R&D.
ICAN conference: The iCAN conference was organized by the European AIDS Treatment Group in an effort to bring together community activists, representatives of patient-led groups and organizations, healthcare providers, representatives of local and national authorities from EU and neighboring countries to discuss the current trends in the HIV/AIDS response in Europe, summarize the best practices, including community-based approaches to combating the epidemic, and propose next steps.
EATG was very involved in Europrise (European Vaccines and Microbicides Enterprise - Network of Excellence (FP 6 project): 01/01/2007 – 30/06/2012), a Network of Excellence bringing together EU scientists from both microbicide and vaccine fields to embrace a coordinated approach to HIV-1 prevention research.
EATG is also involved in CHAARM, an EC funded research network that looks into developing combinations of new and existing microbicides that will be designed to be specifically targeted agents, which can be applied topically to reduce transmission of HIV during sexual intercourse.
EATG recently joined the EMERGE project (Evaluating mHealth technology in HIV to improve Empowerment and healthcare utilisation: Research and innovation to Generate Evidence for personalised care) where EATG will be acting as community partner, supporting standards for HIV care and guidelines for routine monitoring both in the involved countries and more broadly across the EU and potentially wider.
Think Tank on HIV brings together member state representatives, European Commission, WHO Europe, UNAIDS, ECDC, EMCCDA, UNODC
Previous projects
NEAT - European AIDS Treatment Network is a network of Excellence funded by the European Commission under the FP6 Programme. Its mission is to strengthen European HIV clinical research capacity. Nikos Dedes is the EATG project leader. The final version of the ECAB Review (which is funded by NEAT) has been published in June (see 3.5 The ECAB Review).
ECRAN – European Communication on Research Awareness Needs project is designed to develop a portfolio of open educational resources, including a film, for the general population about the challenges raised by independent clinical research. EATG is a non-leading partner in 4 work packages of the project: Creation of a multi-language website, Production of an animated film on clinical trials, planning and development of communication tools and materials.
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EU Institutions and Executive Agencies
DG Sanco – Health and Consumer Protection; DG Enterprise and Industry; DG Research; DG Trade; European Parliament; European Medicines Agency (EMA); European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA); European Centre for Disease Control (ECDC)
Other EU Platforms
EU Health Policy Forum; HIV/AIDS Civil Society Forum (CSF); Pharmaceutical Forum
United Nations programs and organisations
UNAIDS, the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS; World Health Organisation (WHO), the directing and coordinating authority for health within the United Nations
International Organisations
International Organisation for Migration (IOM); International Harm Reduction Association (IHRA); International AIDS Society (IAS); International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF)
HIV/AIDS Organisations and Networks
AIDS Action Europe; AIDS Treatment Activists Coalition (ATAC); International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC); Global Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS (GNP+); International Community of Women Living with HIV/AIDS (ICW); Eastern European & Central Asian Union of PLWH Organisations (ECUO); Global Campaign for Microbicides (GCM); International AIDS Vaccine Initiative (IAVI); AIDS Vaccine Advocacy Coalition (AVAC); HIV in Europe; NAM; Terrence Higgins Trust (THT)
Public Health Networks
European Public Health Alliance (EPHA); Concord; EU Civil Society Contact Group; International Harm Reduction Development Program (IHRD); Eurasian Harm Reduction Network (EHRN); Health Action international (HAI); Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), European Forum for Good Clinical Practice (EFGCP)
EATG involvement via projects
AIDS and Mobility Europe; AIDS Action Integration; European HIV Resistance Network; HIV/STI Prevention & Health Promotion among Migrant Sex Workers (TAMPEP); Health GAP (Global Access Project);
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European Patients' Forum (EPF); International Alliance of Patient Organisations (IAPO); European Forum for Good Clinical Practice (EFGCP); European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA); European Coalition of Positive People (ECPP); European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS); European Platform for Patients Organisations, Science and Industry (EPPOSI)
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Platform for International Cooperation on Undocumented Migrants (PICUM); Open Society Institute (OSI); Human Rights Watch (HRW); Correlation European Network Social Inclusion and Health; The Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFTAM); Global Health Council; Association Internationale de la Mutualité (AIM); European Consumer's Organisation (BEUC); Comité Permanent des Médecins Européens (CPME); the European Network on Drugs and Infections Prevention in Prison (ENDIPP)
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WOWOWOWOWOWOW~!!! Such amazing cosplay asdfghjl Please tell me how you pulled off the large golden wristband on his left hand! Damn wish i could look half as cool. :L
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That pose! XD
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It's just really 'suggestive' in my opinion.
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Diddy Arrested for Fighting UCLA Coach Over Son Justin
Diddy arrested for assault of a UCLA football coach. Get more details here!
Diddy arrested for assault of a UCLA football coach. Get more details here!
Mike Tyson speaks up on his thoughts about the big fight and his take on the comments made by Floyd Mayweather on Ali.
Singer Angie Stone hit her daughter in the face with a metal stand and the stand won.
R&B singer August Alsina got into a fight in St. Louis backstage at a non-violence concert. I take it no one read the flyer.
Kevin Garnett and Dwight Howard fight like a couple of toddlers during Rockets vs Nets game, on Monday.
Diddy's assault on rapper Drake Monday night at a Miami night club may have been months in the making, find out what may have lead to the assault.
Celebrity boxing promoter Damon Feldman has chosen an opponent to fight George Zimmerman....rap legend DMX. Who do you think will win?
San Antonio Spurs Tony Parker has filed a lawsuit against W.i.P. over serious eye injuries he sustained during the bottle throwing brawl between Chris Brown and Drake. The fight left at least six patrons wounded, members of both artists' entourages, Chris Brown and Tony Parker.
This whole this is a mess and it looks like it's gonna get worse before it get better. Once things for sure, police are currently investigating the situation and 5 people were injured including one club goer.
Chris Brown and Drake had a violent showdown at New York hot spot WIP this morning. According to several reports from MediaTakeOut to TMZ that the fight was behind Rihanna.


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By the way I finally managed to upgrade the SSD, copy partitions, resize them and fixed OKR as well, let me know if you guys are interested in a short how to.
By the way the IFFS mentioned in the change log is the "intel Fast Flash Standby" (aka IRST). Given I didn't have any issues with IRST (with the older BIOS you will need to uninstall the stock app because it didn't have a management interface, might be the reason behind this update) I don't see much value with this update.
Unfortunately there is no way to revert now, lenovo never published the stock BIOS, and the update app was in Chinese so even if it did have a backup option I wouldn't have known
Edit: BIOS was pulled off Lenovo's update page yesterday, and Lenovo failed to provide the earlier BIOS for people to fall back on to.
Edit 2: They fixed the Chinese only interface of the update application and pushed it again.
omg yeah thats exactly what it is. I couldnt figure it out!!! hhahaha. I guess when im dragging one finger and pressing down on the other one, sometimes they are really close to each other. i wonder if its possible to just turn that feature off.
I'm considering a Lenovo Yoga 13 i5. But I read everywhere about that fan noise which should be fixed with the BIOS update.
On the Lenovo Community, they say that it isn't solved for some Yoga 13 and that the fans keep running a max speed.
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Also, for the Yoga i5, there seems to be a i5-3317u CPU and i5-3317u CPU. Can someone tell the difference besides of the frequency slightly higher for i5-3337u? Is it a model with SATA 3 MB as I read somewhere here?
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The YMCA drew more than 100 people to the December Lysander Planning Board meeting, a number which was "far more than [the] average planning board meeting," said Karen Rice, planning board clerk.
YMCA officials presented the site plan for the Northwest Family YMCA to the board Monday Dec. 21. It was the first step to securing planning board approval for the site plan for the new YMCA, which will be built at the corner of Route 31 and Drake's Landing in Radisson.
"We are very excited to be presenting our initial site plan for the Northwest Family YMCA to the planning board. This plan is the result of many years of hard work by our volunteers and staff," said Hal Welsh, executive director of the YMCA of Greater Syracuse. "We will work with the planning board to make modifications they believe necessary and we will continue to fundraise to build the Northwest Family YMCA. [This] presentation is an important step in the process to make the Northwest Family YMCA a reality."
The plans include input from YMCA staff, building experts, traffic experts, landscape architects, realtors, state and local officials and area residents.
"We've listened to all of the various opinions and are presenting a plan that, in our opinion, meets the needs of the Northwest suburbs," said Cindy Dowd Greene, president of the Baldwinsville YMCA Board of Managers. "The Northwest Family YMCA is truly being built by the community, for the community."
Scott, Freeman, Kepplinger-Freeman presented the plans to the board, however, nothing was discussed by board members and public comments were not accepted. A public hearing will be scheduled within 62 days once town engineers (Barton & Loguidice) deem the application complete.
While many attendees were in favor of the Baldwinsville YMCA (many wore "I Support The Y" buttons), not everyone at the meeting was there in support. Families For Real, a group of Radisson residents opposed to the proposed location of the YMCA, were also present at the meeting. The group wants a Baldwinsville YMCA, but believes Radisson's Corporate Park would be a better location for it.
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CLEVELAND — At a certain point, a winning streak becomes a form of group hysteria, almost — an altered state. There's no understanding it, really. It just is.
"It's something you can feel, but it's hard to explain," Barry Cofield said after the Washington Redskins' 38-21 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, their fifth straight.
You could "feel" this "something" when rookie Kirk Cousins, in his first NFL start, threw a pass through "a small window," as Mike Shanahan put it, and Leonard Hankerson caught it for a 54-yard touchdown that tied the game at 7. Cousins rolled out on the play and "had a lot of options," he said. "I could have run [for a good gain]. But I felt like there was a lot of space over the top with no safety there. I counted on Hank to make me right, and he did."
You could "feel" this "something" when Santana Moss fumbled at the Cleveland 19 in the late going, and Pierre Garcon recovered the bouncing ball 11 yards downfield (two weeks after Josh Morgan had turned a Robert Griffin III fumble into a TD against the New York Giants). On the next snap, Alfred Morris went crashing up the middle for the Redskins' final score.
"I was just doing what our coach tells us to do: 'Keep playing through the whistle, block [downfield] for your guys,'" Garcon said.
You could even "feel" this "something" when the secondary snoozed off in the fourth quarter and gave up a 69-yard touchdown pass to the Browns' Travis Benjamin. Why? Because when the secondary did likewise in the fourth quarter at the Meadowlands in Week 7, before The Streak started, it cost the Redskins the game. This time it just reduced their lead from 31-14 to 31-21 — and left them a mere Forward Fumble from victory.
Don't spend too much time trying to comprehend all this. Some things are unknowable. Suffice it to say a Redskins team that was 3-6 and searching for answers is 8-6 and has the upper hand in the NFC East — thanks to the Atlanta Falcons' 34-0 flogging of the Giants (also 8-6, but on the wrong side of the tiebreakers). Two more wins, over the Eagles in Philadelphia and the Dallas Cowboys at FedEx Field, and Washington takes the division.
Stranger still, the Redskins are doing it in a way no NFL club has ever done it. "They don't expect rookie quarterbacks to win in this league," Garcon said, "but we're doing it." They did it for 13 games with first-round-pick Robert Griffin III, who sat out the Cleveland game — restlessly — with a sprained right knee; and they did it Sunday with fourth-round-pick Cousins, who didn't know for sure he'd be starting until the quarterbacks meeting the night before.
Before friends and family, the Redskins' "other" first-year QB, pride of Holland, Mich., carved up the Cleveland defense for 329 passing yards, two touchdowns, a .703 completion percentage and a 104.4 rating. (RG3's rating for the season: a league-leading 104.2.) He threw an early interception that helped the Browns jump on top 7-0, but after that he and his mates got it going and there wasn't much the home team (5-9) could do to stop them.
"It shows you what the guy's all about," Shanahan said. "You've got to keep your composure [after a pick]. You've got to fight through. He's got a lot of confidence. You can see that in practice."
Clearly, Cousins' performance in the preseason — and his ability to produce coming off the bench against Atlanta and Baltimore — convinced the coach that he could handle a pressure situation like this. Let's face it, not every team has a Plan B at quarterback, a guy who can keep the wins coming while the No. 1 heals. Griffin was physically capable of playing Sunday, no doubt, but, according to Shanahan, it wasn't medically advisable for him to do so, not seven days removed from a sprained knee. As long as Cousins is around, there should never be any need to rush RG3 back into action, to take any risks with him whatsoever. You can't put a price on that, especially with a commodity as valuable as Robert.
"He's been a huge part of our success this year," Moss said. "But I was glad we got a chance to show what we can do without him, with our backs to the wall."
Obviously, the offense was different with the less-nimble Cousins at the controls. You didn't, generally speaking, see the option stuff, the pitch plays, the scrambling for drive-saving first downs — Griffin's specialties. But there's more than one way to play quarterback in this league. And besides, Kirk showed some pretty good mobility on occasion, one time running for 17 yards.
"I think as much as Robert wants to show people he can be a pocket passer — which he can — I want to show people that I can move around a little bit," Cousins said.
As starting debuts go, it didn't rank far below RG3's coming-out party in New Orleans earlier this season (320 passing yards, 2 touchdowns, 139.9 rating). Unbelievable. But instead of trying to grasp this phenomenon — "something you can feel" but not "explain," in the words of Barry Cofield, who went through it with the 2007 Giants — why not just sit back and enjoy the ride for as long as it lasts? The Redskins have left the Real World and are off in another dimension. Ain't winning grand?
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Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I literally just finished dying my hair with the 6G. I have to say I was pretty scared to do it. My natural hair colour is light brown with a lot of warmth to it and with lighter ends. The light brown I had was virgin hair. So, I followed the directions. Rinsed it off after 10 mins and I can sort of tell a different. I really wanted it a bit darker but with all the reviews saying Browns go really dark, I went with the 6 gold. My first purchase was the castings color creme in 5CB which was really what I was after. Just too scared for it to turn out black.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This is a review for the Clairol Natural Instincts 5 Medium Brown, former 20 Hazelnut. A little over a month ago I used Garnia Olia and while it worked okay, I wanted to try something else because the way it faded left me looking in need of a serious dye job! I picked this up after a friend who has been using it for over 10 years suggested I give it a try, price is very inexpensive (I want to say this is like the second or third cheapest dye that I saw). It was very easy to apply, instructions very clear, and I really like that you only have to leave it on for 10 minutes! I felt like there wasn't enough product in the bottle and I used the very last drops, not sure if this is because my hair has gotten longer or what, but either way it ended up being fine. The conditioner included left my hair feeling soft and silky and I have not noticed any damaging effects from the dye as of yet. Now, I have to say...this dye has EXCELLENT coverage. It is not splotchy or weird looking in any places and it looks even throughout. Which is a PLUS especially because I'm always worried I'll miss a spot. I have to be honest, but the color is a bit darker than I expected but I do like it. On me, it looks more like a very dark brown/nearly black but I'm assuming this will fade with a few washes so no big deal. I'll try and post a picture of the results on here if I figure out how to. The color is also very glossy and not flat, which is a huge plus! Overall, I am very pleased with how this turned out BUT I would caution some people if they want a lighter shade of brown to pick a light brown over a medium because this may be too dark for some. I will most likely repurchase again, in a month or so when it fades.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Wow, okay, I am amazed that this worked for me as well as it did. I used the color Nutmeg/Dark Brown.
I am trying to transition away from henna - I do like henna a lot, it's a great thing for hair but it's too time consuming for me now that I am a mom. I just don't have several hours to devote to it anymore. I've been trying to get back to my natural dark brown hair color as close as possible and I have been having a hard time with permanent dyes. I kept getting hot roots and I could NOT understand why - all I wanted was to get natural looking dark brown hair and to cover my minimal grays! Not to much to ask, is it?!
I realized that the 20vol developer in most dyes were lifting, when I did not want lift. So out of desperation I thought I would give a demi permanent a try before throwing in the towel.
Anyway! So I used this in Nutmeg and it gave me the results I needed!!! Sorry for the exclamations, but I've been so fed up with all the dyes I've used, and getting crappy results. It's such a relief to find something that works for me. This gave me dark brown hair AND covered my grays and the whole process was done in less than 20 mins while my baby was napping. Yes! Quick and easy!
At first, the color was very dark, just a touch lighter than black. After a few washings it became the perfect coffee brown, semi sweet dark chocolate brown, Coca Cola brown, etc, you get the idea. Perfect. It looks exactly like my "virgin" color.
It's been over two weeks since I dyed it, with almost daily shampoos, and my grays are still covered and I can't believe it. It has faded a touch but not much and it looks so natural. Looks like I have never dyed it.
It left my hair feeling just the same as before, too. Not dry at all like with permanent dyes. The dye itself kind of smelled nice too, fruity or something. I also like the large tube of conditioner, plenty for several weekly treatments. Smells great too, like a pina colada or something similar.
I'm really super pleased with Natural Instincts Nutmeg. Hopefully it continues to hold up for at least a few more weeks. I think I finally found my color!
UPDATE: Okay, so the Nutmeg lasted me for a month with daily washing before my grays were super noticeable. 4 weeks is about average for me for permanent colors, I've had some permanent dyes wash out in like two weeks, actually. So that's impressive.
I chose to use Hazelnut Medium Brown this time to see if it would work as well as Nutmeg without going through that super dark/almost black color phase. The medium brown did not cover my grays at all. Some grays are lightly tinted but still really noticeable. So, bummer. Maybe I should have left it in a few minutes longer. But I I'm definitely sticking with Nutmeg from now on since it worked so well for me.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have been dying my hair a "black/brown" or "chocolate brown" for about 5 years, using various brands. Most recently I have been using Olia for probably 3 years.
I bought natural instincts because it was on sale and I was pressed for time. I really love it and will be switching to this!
color: I bought black-brown, and the color turned out as expected, I left it on for 20 mins. Covered all grey.
smell: so happy that this stuff smelt really good! Did not smell like I dyed my hair at all.
other: my hair was always staticy after dying from the drying effects of permanent color. Even when using Olia which is supposed to be ammonia free my hair felt dry for days. I'm happy to report that my hair feels soft, and has no static after using Natural instincts.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
What a rip off! Can't tell I dyed my hair.
I even left it in for longer than recommended.
Would never ever recommend this product to anyone.
I feel cheated.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
I decided to switch to this demi-permanent hair color after using permanent color for almost 20 years (used Nice 'N Easy for about 5 years, then Revlon Colorsilk the rest of the time, both of which are nice), so this was my first time using anything other than permanent color. Because my hair is now about 40% gray, it's gotten drier and unhealthy over the years, especially with permanent color, thus why i switched to demi.
Other reviews were right about some things: it turns out darker than expected, so knowing this beforehand, i chose a shade about 2 shades lighter than my natural color, which is very dark brown (with 40% gray). Also, people said to leave it on longer than the recommended time if you have gray hair, and sure enough, i left it on for a total of 30 minutes (the box says 20 minutes is the maximum time for gray), 25 minutes for the roots (had regrowth), and then i used what was left on the length for 5 minutes. It actually smells really nice, a lot nicer than other box dye i've used. Also, it's much more gentler, as permanent color always made my scalp sting a bit, and this didn't at all.
I love it! It totally covers my gray, is easy to use, and relatively inexpensive (it's about twice as expensive as the other permanent box colors i was using, but is much cheaper than going to a salon). What's nice also is that because i'm "salt and pepper" naturally, when i color with a much lighter color than my normal color, it makes it multidimensional and almost looks like highlights (because the grays get colored but my natural color stays the same).
The only con i'd say is that it doesn't last as long as permanent color (about 3 weeks to a month), but that's to be expected since it's demipermanent.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I bought Natural Instincts Crema Keratina in Chocolate Brown because I wanted to give my natural (and healthy) dark brown hair a little change. I had not colored my hair in about 2-3 years, but after reading that it only lasts 28 shampoos (and that it has keratin and coconut oil) I decided to give it a try, thinking that it wasn't going to be bad for my hair, but boy was I wrong! this stuff sucks!
I used it as directed and left it on my hair for 20 mins. After I washed it off I immediately noticed the change on the condition of my hair, it used to be shiny and silky soft, but after rinsing it off it felt brittle and dry!! not to mention it left my scalp with a burning sensation and a stinky smell (like permanent color) on my hair, that took about 3 days to come off. After styling it as usual I became even more upset, it's no longer shiny and soft like it used to, it now feels stiff and it has no movement!
It's been over a week and the color is still there, it should be sold as a permanent hair color since it won't come off after 28 shampoos like advertised! I regret using this product and I'm definitely NOT using it ever again!!
I don't recommend anyone to use it if you have healthy hair and don't want to damage it. This stuff will damage it just like a permanent hair dye.
Edit: I forgot to add that I have a few gray hairs and it didn't cover them at all! so not only it doesn't wash out after 28 shampoos but it doesn't cover grays either. Don't buy this stuff!
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This review is for color 3G - light golden blonde.
I used this to tone down highlights that were too light. They were platinum blonde, while my natural hair is medium ash brown, so they looked more like grey streaks than highlights. My hair is thick and somewhat dry.
The application was a pleasant surprise; it didn't put that chemical burn in the air that makes my eyes water, and it also didn't smell! I also only had to leave it on for 10 minutes.
The result is gorgeous! The highlights are now the perfect golden blonde. The dye also warmed my natural ash brown, but didn't noticeably lighten it. Everything turned out better than I'd hoped for. Considering I only paid $5 for the box, I'm very pleased!
My hair feels just as nice as it did before the dye - it seems the dye didn't damage my hair which is a first time for me, because every other dye I've used has made my hair frizzy and parched.
Based on what my hair is like, what I used the dye for, and the end result, I'd imagine this would be *excellent* for gray hair. In case anyone with thick gray hair is looking for hair dye, try this first!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Red, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Green
I couldn't be happier that Sedona Sunset (Reddish Brown, 16RG ) is back! It's my favorite color ever, and I hope it sticks around for good, this time. It's a gorgeous shade of golden reddish brown, just as the name implies. Previously, I was using Cinnamon Stick (Medium Warm Brown), and I have found Sedona Sunset to be a lighter, more vibrant shade, that still looks completely natural. I have always avoided Cinnaberry like the plague, because I would look positively dreadful in the cool, eggplant-purple hues that I've seen it bestow on others. :) If you're warm-toned, like me, and if you're looking to add some red to your hair, definitely give Sedona Sunset a try! :)
Age: 44-55
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I bought Clairol Natural Instincts in Linen thinking it would be an ash tone. It turned my hair bright brassy orange. I tried everything to remove it - baking soda, apple cider vinegar, dandruff shampoo, even added blue food coloring to my shampoo and conditioner, LOL! However, it's been months of DIY removal efforts and the color hasn't faded a bit, I just have 2" roots! That stuff is industrial strength color--I would not at all call it demi-permanent. So, it's off to the salon for me for a correction.
I had previously used Clairol Beautiful in Champagne from Sally Beauty Supply, which is a nice, natural color, but I bought the Natural Instincts in a pinch, as the drug store is closer to my house than the Sally Beauty Supply. From now on I will be sure to have plenty of the Clairol Beautiful on hand.
I do not recommend Clairol Natural Instincts if you want natural, subtle, healthy-looking color.
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RALEIGH, N.C. : July 16, 2009 - Consumers will have more protection against identity theft including being able to freeze their credit for free under a new law approved today by the NC General Assembly, Attorney General Roy Cooper said.
"A security freeze on your credit blocks criminals from opening new accounts and running up debts in your name," Cooper said. "This new law means you can freeze your credit for free to protect your good name."
Senate Bill 1017, sponsored by Senator Josh Stein, won concurrence in the Senate today after winning unanimous approval in the House earlier this week. Starting October 1, the measure will allow North Carolina consumers to get a security freeze for free through a secure website or for a low fee by telephone or mail. A security freeze prevents an identity thief from opening new accounts or taking out credit in your name
"This legislation represents a major step forward in the fight against identity theft. North Carolinians can now put on a security freeze, which is like a padlock on your credit report, at no cost and much more easily," said Stein. "We are also the first state in the country to require businesses to notify you that you have a right to a free credit report before they sell you a credit monitoring service."
In addition to the security freeze provision, Senate Bill 1017 will better protect North Carolina consumers from identity theft by:
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• Requiring businesses and state and local government agencies to report all security breaches to Cooper's office, not just those breaches that compromise the information of 1,000 people or more as required under current law. More than 300 breaches that involved information about a total of at least 1.6 million North Carolina consumers have been reported to Cooper's Consumer Protection Division since 2005.
• Preventing creditors from reporting victims' debts caused by criminals to national credit bureaus.
• Making North Carolina the first state in the nation to require credit monitoring services to tell consumers how they can get credit reports for free. Consumers are entitled to one free credit report per year from each of the three nationwide credit bureaus, available by visiting www.annualcreditreport.com or calling 1-877-322-8228.
Since 2002, Cooper has successfully fought for tougher penalties against criminals who commit identity theft and more tools for consumers to protect themselves. Information about how to protect yourself from identity theft and help for victims is available at www.ncdoj.gov.
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Keep getting Blue Screen "Setting information is corrupted. Press the x button to repair and restore default". I try that but it keeps looping. I tried 2 different HD's and still nothing. Any ideas?
Keep getting Blue Screen "Setting information is corrupted. Press the x button to repair and restore default". I try that but it keeps looping. I tried 2 different HD's and still nothing. Any ideas?
try ringing the sony careline make sure you have your serial number:
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if you find a result post it as some others have had the same problem
good luck
Already tried that too. except I dialed the 1-800# here in the states. All they said was to send it in for $150 repair since it's out of warranty.
does this happen when you turn on or is it only when you choose a feature e.g. music
are you able to get to the restore to default option? if not i will have to do some research and get back to you
This error happens after the hard drive is formatted. Every time I've tried and again 2 , No make that 3 HD's I've tried. I know it's not the hard drives because I'm using one of them right now in another PS3. I can't even get into the menu system. Plus just in case you ask, there is no signs that the PS3 was taken apart or modded. Thanks for your help so far.
Anyone else have any info on this error and how to get rid of it?
Plug the drive into a PC and use something like GParted to clear off any partition information. Then let the PS3 work it's magic. Someone I know had the same problem when upgrading their drive as it had been used in a laptop previously.
i have the same problem.. its the motherboard. it could have been the firmware or a bad save when the problem happened, i dont have a warranty and its voided or i will pay the 150.
i don't know if this will work, but try to put a new firmware on a memory card and make a new install that way.. or maybe you have to wait for a new firmware to come out.
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Pork Chop Supper Recipe
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You can let this Pork Chop Supper simmer while you do other chores. My mother made it often on washday. —Ruth Andrewson, Leavenworth, Washington
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 6 bone-in pork loin chops (3/4 inch thick and 8 ounces each)
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons dried thyme
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 large potatoes (about 2-1/4 pounds)
- 5 medium carrots, sliced 1/4 inch thick
- 1 medium onion, cut into wedges
- 3 cups beef broth
- Place flour in a large resealable plastic bag. Add chops, a few at a time, and shake to coat. In a large skillet; brown the chops in oil on both sides. Sprinkle with thyme, salt and pepper.
- Peel potatoes and cut into 3/4-in. cubes. Add the potatoes, carrots and onion to the skillet. Pour broth over all; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 40-50 minutes or until a meat thermometer reads 160°. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Pork Chop Supper in Taste of Home February/March 1996, p12
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