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Skin: Sensitive, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
No breakouts, irritation or clogging with this! It absorbs easily, works well with serums/oils. Very nice under foundation. I have very sensitive skin. This with some hempseed oil diminished flakes around my nose which had been there for ages. I like shea butter to seal it in under eyes, it is just a great product because it does not irritate and moisturizes! I really don't ask for more.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
When I can't use Impruv, I use this face lotion. It's very light and absorbs quickly. It's rare I have a reaction to it, unless Ive triggered allgergies (wrong foods, mowing the lawn etc) I really like this lotion and FYI it has a slightly acidic pH of 5.5 which is great for keeping p.acnes from over populating.
I use Cerave Foaming cleanser and this pairs nicely with it. There is a body lotion complex 15 makes but it is formulated differently (the same ingredients just in different concentrations) for me, this very slight diffrence is enough to not use it on my face.
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MUST READ REVIEW AND MOISTURIZER! My God, this is one bomb diggity moisturizer! I have been having terrrrrrrrible acne around my t-zone consisting of huge, huge cists that would itch and cause pain to the touch, little bumps, whiteheads, red blemishes and oily combined with dry flaky skin. I felt like it was just the type of food i was eating and/or stress but boy was I wrong. I was drying my skin out waaay too much and so I wanted to look for a moisturizer. Before I went to the derm last year I bought this holy grail and i left it in my cabinet so I decided to give this one a try and omg. My skin literally bathed in this overnight and it was glowing the next day and my acne has been at bay ever since. Its been only about 5 days that ive been using this at night and in the mornings when im at home but it is amazing! PROS: LIGHTWEIGHT, NOT ONE BIT PORE CLOGGING, NO PORE CLOGGING INGREDIENTS, NOT GREASY, THE PACKAGE DESCRIPTION ARE NOT LIES! CONS: Not sure yet! GIVE IT A TRY GUYS!
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Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
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I absolutely love this stuff. I have oily skin and this lotion is lightweight, but still very moisturizing. I have trouble with lotions in general because they tend to break me out or irritate my very sensitive skin, but this doesn't cause my skin any trouble at all. It hydrates even in the cold Canadian winter without being greasy, and you can find it for under $10 at most drugstores.
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This is a great, light moisturizer that is surprisingly moisturizing. It's more like a lotion than a cream. I started using it in the winter and it really helped with my dehydrated skin, while not making me too oily. Makeup applied effortlessly overtop.
Now that it's warming up, I have switched to only using this at night, as it does not have sunscreen. I apply this after my 2.5 benzoyl peroxide treatment before bed, and wake up with glowing skin. It doesn't clog pores and has never made me break out, which is rare. Will keep repurchasing as a night moisturizer :)
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Best 4 dollars I've ever spent. Truly helps with dry winter skin. Oddly enough it's very watery, not thick at all. I apply one layer then apply another layer two min later. It really moisten my face and helped rid dry flaky skin. I'm on my second bottle. I also noticed my skin looks more radiant, pores aren't as noticeable and my acne is gone. I've tried a lot of high end products from verso to paulas choice and this is by far my favorite face lotion.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Neutral
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I have very oily skin and I find this moisturizer to be very lightweight, easily absorbed into the skin and overall fantastic because it does not break me out! I think I bought it for $10 or less and it's definitely worth the money. Been using this for about 2 months now and my skin feels hydrated without being greasy and does to a certain extent mattify your skin for a little while but it will eventually get oily.
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I bought this after my sister used it and said it was nice. It's a lovely no-nonsense moisturizer that does not break me put or irritate my dermatitis. My skin care regime right now is wash with la Roche posay toleraine foaming cream cleanser, neutrogena 3 in 1 acne stress control for spot treatment and this moisturizer. I'd hive my whole routine 4/5 stars cause for once my skin is looking good. Just wish the ingredients were natural.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Medium Brown, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have very oily/acne prone skin. Therefore I tend to not reach for moisturizers because of this. I'm constantly afraid any moisturizer i use will cause clogged pores. Which has happened in the past.
However the past month i've been using this product over my day and night serums. its nothing fancy and its not a miracle product that will clear your skin. But if you need a moistizer thats Oil free and wont cause irritation this is the best one I have found.
I figure I would rather spend more money on cleansers and serums and use a light inexpensive moisturizer that wont wreck havoc on my skin.
For this price you can't go wrong.
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
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I LOVE THIS MOISTURIZER!!! It is a good basic light moisturizer for my combination skin that DOES NOT break me out AT ALL. I bought this at Walmart in Vancouver for like $7 and some change. So cheap!! It comes in a tall 100ml squeeze tube. It says on the back of the tube that it gives a matte finish...ummm it doesn't really. Reason why I got this in the first place is because for some reason I was breaking out in little bumps like crazy. I don't normally have acne/pimples that often (anymore after my young teen years) and when I slathered on the prescripted acne cream I ALWAYS use, it dried the hell outta my skin for some reason (prob dry winter season). I then would apply thick night creams to heal my dry, cracking, flaking skin, it would break me out again cause they clog my pores. My skin was being so different and weird for a few weeks! I think it was stress. So anyway...I needed a light moisturizer that wouldn't clog my pores and break me out. My skin now is back to normal. Nice and clear! I wear this under make-up by the way =]
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It's a life-changing diagnosis, glaucoma...but for one man here in the mountains, it motivated him to complete undergraduate and graduate school and establish a career.
As News 13's Jay Siltzer shows us in today's Health Alert, blindness isn't stopping Kevin Tillery from seeing his way to the top.
28-year-old Kevin Tillery works in human resources despite blindness in his left eye and low vision in his right eye.
Kevin, "it's still like working through a drinking straw very blurred."
What's clear is that every day Kevin coordinates management labor for more than 100 employees at Industries for the Blind in Asheville despite his diagnosis 10 years ago with a serious eye disease.
"At the onset of my glaucoma I experienced a lot of pain in my eye I guess due to the increased pressure in the eye...blurred vision"
Dr. Sean Skierczynski, optometrist, "when you have higher than normal eye pressure you get damage to the optic nerve and it's actually the optic nerve is the connection between the eye and the brain that carries back visual information that gets damaged... And when that gets damaged the person tends to lose vision."
But Kevin hasn't lost hope and continues building his career with the help of adaptive technologies.
"It increases magnification of documents... Changes colors depending whether I'm looking at a document that's in black and white."
Doctors say what must be underscored is the importance of annual eye exams to detect glaucoma and other eye diseases, while treating them early to prevent blindness.
Doctors say glaucoma affects up to one in five people in America.
It is more common in African-Americans and people who have a family history of the disease.

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10. Got my bag checked and my toothpaste confiscated at D/FW Airport. Do I look that guilty?
9. I'll never get tired of flying into New York. That skyline is one of the best views on Earth.
8. Nothing more unnerving than the cab ride from LaGuardia Aiport into the city. This one was $35 and full of unscripted double lane changes and, of course, not a lot of chit-chat with the driver.
7. Staying at a Mid-town Manhattan hotel not far from Times Square and/or Central Park and, yes, Seinfeld's "Soup Nazi" joint (It's actually called Soup Man). My perch is across from tiny flats that probably cost $1 million. No thanks.
6. I sense this town is relieved about the Giants beating the Lions, and confident about the Yankees beating the Rangers.
5. I'm not scared of much, but I drove by Harlem's Rucker Park and that place doesn't look too inviting for a short, slow point guard.
4. Went into a little market to get some bottled water, a 5-hour Energy and a couple New York newspapers. $20 and, weird, no credit cards. "No cards?" I asked the shop manager. "Cash!" he barked back. I love New York. I think.
3. Ate at Gallagher's steak house last night. They say Babe Ruth ate here in 1927. Surprisingly, the filet was only $38. Not bad, considering I once had a $20 turkey club at Stage Deli.
2. I've been to Tokyo and London and all over the U.S., and my favorite place in the world is Central Park. It's green. It's giant. It's crazy characters. It's fit women jogging. It's vibrant, yet serene. Clear your mind, then walk 15 minutes and find yourself at the busiest intersection on the planet - Times Square. As you've probably guessed by now, I embrace the extremes.
1. Yankee Stadium is one of the coolest places. Not as tradition-rich spooky as the original joint right across the street, but still has monuments and already a World Series flag flying.
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FlowNet: An Inexpensive High-Performance Network
The only way to solve this problem is to add information to the frame to give switches guidance on how to handle individual frames. For example, if a frame is tagged as part of an e-mail message, a switch would know that it is perfectly acceptable to delay this frame, but also that it should probably not be discarded. On the other hand, if this frame is part of a video stream, then a switch would know that if this frame cannot be transmitted right away, it should be discarded, resulting in a small glitch in the video. Information on how a frame should be handled in a congested network is known as quality-of-service information or QoS.
QoS information can be provided in three ways. The first is to completely redesign the network from the ground up. This is the approach used by the Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) network design. ATM is a circuit-switched rather than a packet-switched network. In a packet-switched network like Ethernet, each data frame contains its destination address in its header. The process of delivering a frame to its destination is similar to that of delivering a letter. At every switch, the destination address is looked up in a table to see where it should go next. Circuit-switched networks like ATM put the destination address into only one frame, called a flow-setup frame or flow-setup cell. The flow-setup cell establishes a route through the network, much like placing a phone call does. Subsequent frames are automatically routed through this pre-established connection. The flow-setup process allows the ATM network to allocate network resources ahead of time in order to provide quality-of-service guarantees.
ATM's circuit-switched design is fundamentally incompatible with Ethernet's packet-switched design. ATM also differs from Ethernet in the size of its frames. Where Ethernet uses variable-size frames, ATM uses fixed-size 53-byte frames or cells, of which five bytes are header and 48 bytes per frame are payload data. This leads to a serious problem: the rate at which cells must be routed is so fast that it can be done only with custom hardware, which makes ATM very expensive.
The second way to provide QoS information is to put it in the data portion of an Ethernet frame. This is the approach being taken by the Ethernet community, through protocols such as RSVP. The advantage to this approach is that it is backwards compatible with existing hardware, which is important because an enormous Ethernet infrastructure is already installed. ATM can be made to interoperate with Ethernet through a technology called LAN emulation (LANE), but it is both difficult and inefficient.
The problem with implementing QoS using the existing Ethernet frame format is that most existing hardware will not recognize the new protocols associated with QoS. This can undermine the QoS mechanisms by injecting frames into the network which are not properly tagged or by not handling tagged frames properly. Thus, while this approach is backwards compatible with existing hardware, it probably won't be reliable unless most of the existing infrastructure is replaced.
The third approach is to add QoS information to the Ethernet header. This is a non-backwards-compatible change, but not as radical a redesign as ATM, and it can be done in a way that makes it easy to interoperate the new network with existing hardware. This is the approach we have taken in the design of FlowNet.
Like ATM, FlowNet is a switched network based on fixed-size cells. Unlike ATM, FlowNet cells are large—800 bytes instead of 53. This allows room for a 14-byte Ethernet header plus an additional QoS extension. The QoS extension header is 18 bytes, making the full FlowNet header 32 bytes long. The remaining 768 bytes (=256+512) are data payload.
FlowNet interoperates with Ethernet through a simple bridge device. To convert a FlowNet cell into an Ethernet frame, the bridge simply strips off the QoS extension. To go the other way, it generates a QoS extension with default or user-configured values. For example, the bridge could be programmed to give frames from certain workstations high priority, while frames from other workstations receive low priority.
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It's another day at work for Dorothy Senescu and Amy Cunningham.
They're on the Seward Highway, setting out cones and signs for seasonal road repair. Traffic is supposed to be slower in the evenings, but standing next to cars and trucks zooming by, it's still a busy roadway.
Both women are Traffic Control Supervisors for Northern Dames, a company that contracts to anyone who needs to change up traffic to get their job done.
The owner, Doris Coy, said about 90 to 95 percent of her employees are women, but she never intended for it to be that way. Controlling traffic takes patience, and sometimes flaggers stand for hours holding a stop sign for eager commuters. She said she hires men, but it's often women that stay on.
Northern Dames bucks the current trend in construction related industries. Statistics for 2009 show that just 9 percent of construction jobs were held by women. In Alaska, the proportions were a little higher at 14 percent, but it's still very different from other industries.
Coy started Northern Dames in the 1990s and she said back then, it was a little more difficult.
"It was kind of tough because we were the lowly flaggers and traffic control people," Coy said. "It didn't seem like we respected as much as the guys in construction."
She said things have gotten better since she started. She knows now that women in traffic control is a common thing.
Amy Cunningham said she had no reservations about becoming a flagger five years ago, but others sometimes react differently. With good pay and a slow winter, she said it's not something she plans on leaving any time soon.
"A lot of people get surprised when I tell them I work in road construction," Cunningham said. "I get to be outside. I get to go to awesome places. I get to meet awesome people I feel really lucky."
Their job is important for Daniel Moose, who was repairing part of the scale on the highway while the women slowed down traffic around him.
"They protect me and my life depends on what they do," Moose said.


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Vitex Launches Climate Neutral Paint
Vitex, the largest Greek paint manufacturer has launched the first climate neutral paint in Greece. This action fits into the broader context of Vitex social responsibility, which recently completed the construction of a state-of-the-art production unit in Aspropyrgos. In recent years Vitex has developed for the Greek market innovative products like paints for interior use without ammonia, a full range of ecological products, paints for children's rooms and paints for vulnerable populations such as those who suffer allergies.


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Saint Paul currently faces a significant achievement gap between students of color and white students and between students from low-income families and those who are not. Standardized tests show that students of color and low-income students consistently perform lower than their peers. We know that proficiency is a predictor of future personal wealth and well-being. It is a moral imperative for Saint Paul to ensure all students succeed.
Our Response: Succeed Saint Paul
When all students succeed, Saint Paul succeeds.
Saint Paul is a thriving community that hundreds of thousands are proud to call their home. With a rich history and dynamic, diverse present, we have everything to gain for pursuing an even more fruitful future.
This is why Saint Paul Public Schools Foundation has launched Succeed Saint Paul, a campaign to mobilize the community to ensure that every student in Saint Paul Public Schools succeeds, academically and personally. We know that these students are Saint Paul's future doctors, plumbers, chefs, teachers, news editors, and so much more. With your help, they can get there. There are many ways to contribute. Our 20 Tutoring Partners, who provide students with valuable academic skill building in math and reading, have thousands of opportunities to get involved and volunteer. Our grants fund educators and educational and community organizations to provide innovative projects and programs that help students learn in new and exciting ways; your generous financial contributions can provide those funds. We also partner with organizations across Saint Paul, including the Phillips Eye Institute to provide free eye exams and follow-up care, to provide innovative solutions for student success.
The Economic Case
Education provides benefits not only to individual students, but also to society as a whole. An investment in education is an investment in the future of our job market and our economy. In the past, Minnesota has been recognized for its high-quality education system and its dedication to adequate funding. In fact, Minnesota ranks second in state comparisons for student achievement on standardized tests. However, a closer look at student test scores reveals a significant achievement gap between students of color and Caucasian students and low-income students and those who are not. By allowing those students to slip through the cracks and fall below proficiency, our economy and standard of living will drastically decrease.
Reading and math proficiency are needed for students to compete in a rapidly evolving economy. These skills are also required for the continued functioning of a dynamic and complex democracy. A report from the Morning Foundation illustrates the economic impact of education on our society.
Return on Investment:
- ROI: $2,250/student for tutoring X 3 yrs = $87,500 ROI over lifetime
- Benefits to individual: $300K / HS diploma $1M / college degree
- Benefits to society: $350K / HS diploma $1.6 M /college degree
- An Economic Perspective on the Financial Impact on Society of Educational Attainment, Tom Holman, The Morning Foundation


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Mr. Graham is the C.O.O of WR Hambrecht+Co, Investment Banking firm in San Francisco. Prior to WRH+Co, Mr. Graham was President and CEO of Exchange Bank and a senior manager at Wells Fargo. Mr. Graham has a degree in Industrial Engineering and an MBA in Finance. He served as a Marine Infantry Officer for 5 years, including tours with 3d Recon and as a Series Officer at MCRD, San Diego. Mr. Graham is Director of Empire Law School, Truett-Hurst Winery and Canine Companions for Independence.
General Anthony Zinni, USMC (Ret.)
General Zinni spent 36 years in the Corps, retiring in 2000 after having served as Commander in Chief, US Central Command. He was appointed special envoy for the US to Israel and the Palestinian Authority in 2002, served on the advisory boards of a number of different companies, and instructed at a number of colleges and universities including Duke, UC Berkeley, William and Mary, and Virginia Military Institute. He is the author of two best-selling books.
Sergeant Major Frank Pulley, USMC (Ret.)
Sergeant Major Frank Pulley, USMC (Ret.) was Sergeant Major of the 1st Marine Division when he retired in 2007, after serving thirty years in the Corps. He serves as the Marine Corps Association's West Coast Area Representative and is a member of the Secretary of the Navy's Retiree Council. He has a B.S. degree in management/human resources and an A.S. degree in personnel management.
Vice Admiral Jody Breckinridge, USCG (Ret.)
Admiral Breckinridge retired from the Coast Guard in 2010 after serving as the Commander, US Coast guard, Pacific Area. She holds a BSC in Biology from Virginia Tech, a Masters in Public Policy from the University of Maryland, and a Master's of Science in National Resource Strategy from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. She is active on the boards of several non-profits including serving as Vice Chairman of the San Francisco Fleet Week Association.
Sergeant Major Ramona Cook, USMC (Ret.)
Ramona retired after 30 years, where her last assignment was as Sergeant Major, Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton. A Maintenance Management specialist, she served in the 1st Marine Division during Operation Desert Storm. She served as a Drill Instructor at Parris Island. The Congressional Caucus for Women recognized her as the Outstanding Female Marine SNCO for 2005. In February 2012, she was the first DoD enlisted recipient to receive the Stars & Stripes Award for outstand leadership. In retirement, she currently serves as the Protocol Officer for Marine Corps Installations West-Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton.
Bradford J. Davis, Navy Veteran
Bradford J. Davis served in the US Navy as an intelligence officer after receiving his degree from Dartmouth College. After several combat campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan, he was selected to become the Navy's liaison to the commercial petroleum, maritime and shipping communities throughout the Middle East where he acted as the US Navy's representative. Mr. Davis is currently the Vice President of Business Development at Forensic Logic, a Bay Area based technology company that aggregates and distributes sensitive law enforcement and homeland security data to local, state and federal law enforcement, the Department of Defense, the intelligence community and private sector clientele. Mr. Davis holds an MBA from Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business and an MPA from the Harvard Kennedy School. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and a native San Franciscan.
Ms. Draude earned her commission through the NROTC program at the University of San Diego and spent ten years in the Navy as a Naval Aviator. She was one of the first women to pilot combat jets in the Navy and has written a book about her experiences. Since leaving the Navy, she earned an MBA at The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, worked for Military.com and is currently at Google as the Head of Communities and Social Engagement, Global Customer Services.
Eaton Dunkelberger, USMC Veteran
Mr. Dunkelberger attended Stanford University on a ROTC scholarship and upon graduation was commissioned in the Marine Corps. He served as an infantry officer with Third Battalion, Fifth Marines and deployed to Iraq in 2003. After leaving the Marine Corps in 2004, Mr. Dunkelberger got his MBA from London Business School and started 2 businesses in Afghanistan to improve the reconstruction effort through private sector development. He is currently the COO of a healthcare IT startup incubated by McKesson Corporation in San Francisco. Mr. Dunkelberger resides in Palo Alto, CA.
Joseph H. Felter, Ph.D., Colonel, US Army (Ret.)
Joe Felter is Co-Director, of the Empirical Studies of Conflict Project (ESOC) at Stanford University where he holds joint appointments with the Center for International Security and Cooperation (CISAC) and the Hoover Institution. Joe retired from the US Army as a Colonel in 2012 following a career as a Special Forces officer with service in a variety of special operations and diplomatic assignments. He participated in operational deployments to Panama with the 75th Ranger Regiment, Iraq with a Joint Special Operations Command Task Force and twice to Afghanistan most recently as Commander, International Security and Assistance Force Counterinsurgency Advisory and Assistance Team in 2010-2011. Joe received a B.S. from the United States Military Academy at West Point, an MPA from Harvard Kennedy School of Government and a Ph.D. in Political Science from Stanford University.
Major General Anthony L. Jackson, USMC (Ret), State Parks Director
Major General Anthony Jackson retired from the Marine Corps in 2012 and was appointed by Governor Jerry Brown to serve as the 19th Director of California State Parks. A native of Oakland, California, he was commissioned in the Marine Corps in 1973 after he graduated from San Jose State University. He commanded Marines at all levels in his career, including in Iraq and the Philippines and was the Commanding General of all Marine Corps Installations on the West Coast prior to his retirement. Major General Jackson has a Master's Degree in History and is a graduate of the Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk, VA and the US Army War College in Carlisle, PA.
Ian is a former Marine and OIF veteran; he served from 2001 to 2005 with the 1st Combat Engineer Battalion. He currently works as an operations and business development consultant for companies in the United States and Africa. Ian received his B.A. in international relations and foreign policy from Boston University, and received his MBA from IESE Business School in Barcelona, Spain. He is an avid snowboarder, triathlete and sailor. He is a Truman National Security Fellow and is active in local at-risk youth education programs. Ian and his wife, Ceylan, live with their daughter in San Francisco.
Lieutenant Colonel Jeffrey Tice, USAF (Ret.)
Colonel Tice retired from the USAF in 1999 after serving 22 years on active duty as a fighter pilot. He amassed over 3000 hours of flight time in F-111, F-5 and F-16 jets. He served in combat as a Flight Commander and Assistant Operations Officer during Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm. While leading a large bombing mission deep in Iraq, he was shot down, captured and interred as a Prisoner of War. After retirement from the USAF, he flew as a Commercial Airline Pilot for American Airlines in the MD-80, Boeing 737, 757 and 767 aircraft on both domestic and international routes. Jeff retired from American Airlines in 2012. He currently volunteers for several nationwide military-related charities.
Rob is a graduate of the US Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point, NY, where among other honors he was named All-American in Track and Field. He was commissioned in the Marine Corps in 1995 and served as an Infantry Officer. He earned his MBA in Finance from Duke University in 2004 and has worked as the CFO for several companies. He currently works for Forensic Logic, a 1st Responder software company based in Walnut Creek, CA.
Major General James M. ('Mike') Myatt, USMC (Ret.)
Major General Myatt was commissioned a Marine Corps second lieutenant after graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas. He holds a Masters Degree in Engineering Electronics from the Naval Post Graduate School.
General Myatt served two combat tours in the Republic of Vietnam. His first tour was as a platoon and company commander with the 1st Bn, 4th Marines. During his second tour, he was assigned as infantry battalion advisor to the 5th Battalion, Vietnamese Marine Corps. He commanded the 1st Marine Division during Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm in 1990-91. His Division defeated seven Iraqi Army divisions in zone, seized Kuwait International Airport and liberated Kuwait City.
General Myatt retired from the U.S. Marine Corps in 1995 to work for Bechtel Corporation. While working for Bechtel, he managed the $22 billion construction project to build the Korean High Speed Rail from Seoul to Pusan.
In September 2001, General Myatt was selected to be President and CEO of the Marines' Memorial Association. He assumed that posting on 10 September 2001.
General Joe P. Hoar, USMC (Ret.)
General Joe Hoar retired from the U.S. Marine Corps after 37 years of service. During his last three years of active service, he was the Commander in Chief, U.S. Central Command – the unified command that has the planning and operational responsibilities for nineteen countries of the Middle East, South Asia and the Horn of Africa. General Hoar was the Deputy for Operations for the Marine Corps during the Gulf War, and, before that, he was General Norman Schwartzkopf's Chief of Staff at Central Command. Since retiring, General Hoar has formed a consulting firm that is engaged in business development in the Middle East and Africa. He is a member of the Board of Directors of several non-profit organizations.
General James N. Mattis, USMC (Ret.)
Gen. Jim Mattis, known as Gen. James "Mad Dog" Mattis, retired from the Marine Corps in 2013 after 42 years of service and became a Distinguished Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution. He is an expert on national security issues, especially strategy, innovation, the effective use of military force, and the Middle East. General Mattis was the commander of the US Central Command (CENTCOM) from 2010-2013 during which time he was responsible for military operations involving more than 200,000 US soldiers, sailors, airmen, Coast Guardsmen, and Marines in Afghanistan, Iraq, and eighteen other countries in the Middle East and south-central Asia. Few generals are as quotable as Gen. Mattis. His sharp tongue and blunt approach make him a popular and endearing figure.
Lieutenant General Robert Johnston, USMC (Ret.)
Lt Gen Robert Johnston served for thirty-four years on active duty in the Marine Corps. His last duty assignment was as Commander, Marine Forces Atlantic Marine Forces Europe and II Marine Expeditionary Force. During the Gulf War, he served as the CENTCOM Chief-of-Staff. He retired from the U.S. Marine Corps in 1995 and lives in Tucson, Arizona.


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Fancy yourself a tree-hugger? That doesn't mean you have to give up gaming on the console, you just have to choose your system wisely. So which one gets the nod? According to findings by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), the Nintendo Wii consumes about a sixth of the power of Sony's PlayStation 3 and Microsoft's Xbox 360 consoles.
"We included only a small sample of the many gaming systems available, but it reveals the differences in energy use can be significant," said Mark McGranaghan , vice president of Power Deliver & Utilization for EPRI. "With the holiday shopping season in full swing, now is a good time to consider this factor."
EPRI conducted its tests by playing EA's Madden 2011 football game for one hour on each system. In doing so, EPRI found that the Wii used an average of 13.7 watts, while the PS3 and Xbox 360 pulled 84.8 watts and 87.9 watts, respectively.
"Obviously there are many considerations when looking at a gaming system and we're only about energy use," said McGranaghan. "There are also trade-offs associated with graphics and speed that drive higher energy use and consumers will need to factor those elements in as well. The more graphically intensive systems will, by design, require more energy."
Or you could say the hell with it and build a dual- or tri-videocard gaming PC, power consumption be damned.


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enableWebScript, UriTemplate, and HTTP methods
A little while ago I ran into an interesting set of errors that may be of interest to you. Consider the following service contract snippet: [OperationContract] [WebGet(UriTemplate= "foobar/{value}" )] String GetData(String value ); If you add the enableWebScript behavior to an endpoint...
15 Feb 2008
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My friend Vittorio has posted that MySpace will be talking about WCF at Mix 2008 ( see it here ). This promises to be a good session!
31 Jan 2008
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Life of a WCF Demo, Part 1
I thought it might be mildly interesting to document the lifecycle of a demo. Over the next week or so I have to design, build, and deploy a demo that shows off some of the web-centric features of WCF in the .NET Framework 3.5. First, let me state the constraints: 1) it has to be lightweight - a person...
22 Jan 2008
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PictureServices and BizTalk Services
Previous posts have talked a bit about PictureServices. Now I'd like to run through what it took to bring PictureServices to the BizTalk Services. I've talked a bit in other posts about BizTalk Services, but it has some interesting and very useful messaging features. For starters, BizTalk Services has...
18 Jan 2008
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XML namespace declarations in SyndicationFeed objects
Following on the heels of Steve Maine's post about namespaces in Syndication objects (Feeds, items, etc.), I thought it wise to plug the new stuff in PictureServices . At the moment, PictureServices implements SLE (Simple List Extensions), and does a pretty crude job of it at that. Time permitting...
16 Jan 2008
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PictureServices updated to VS 2008 RTM
Today I updated PictureServices to work with the RTM release of Visual Studio 2008 and the .NET Framework 3.5 (what a mouthful). My testing rigor for this release was less than perfect. Please let me know if you find any bugs. For what it's worth, the changes in the API made the simple list extensions...
14 Jan 2008
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PictureServices status update
I've received several mails about PictureServices and RTM. As some of you know, the Syndication API changed before RTM. The were subtle, but they did have an impact on the Picture Services project. Specifically, the simple list extensions part of Picture Services isn't up to date with the RTM bits. I...
14 Jan 2008
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WCF Syndication article in MSDN Magazine...
It seems that the RSS/Atom article I wrote for MSDN magazine was just published: http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/08/01/WCFinOrcas/default.aspx The RTM version of .NET 3.5 was not available when I wrote the article, so I avoided the extensibility capabilites of the API. Perhaps that's fodder...
23 Dec 2007
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Setting HTTP Headers in WCF (.NET 3.5)
One of the cool parts of WCF in the .NET 3.5 is the simplified support of the REST architectural style. URIs, HTTP verbs, and HTTP headers are 1st class citizens in the programming model. Each of these citizens is interesting. I'll focus a bit on HTTP headers here. HTTP headers dictate a wide array of...
22 Aug 2007
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Check out Picture Services
A few days ago we released a new sample called Picture Services. As the name implies, this sample centers on pictures. More specifically, it demonstrates how to use the WCF API in the .NET Framework 3.5 to syndicate images from your local machine and expose them via a REST endpoint. There's been a fair...
20 Aug 2007
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ASP.NET, WCF, and Asynchronous Programming
Jeffrey Richter told me once that a CPU was a terrible thing to waste. I don't know if he was the one to coin the term - in fact, I think he told me someone else coined that term. Regardless of where it came from, the principle behind that phrase is solid. All too often, developers do I/O synchronously...
1 Aug 2007
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WCF, ASP.NET AJAX, and JavaScript Proxies
I spent this weekend tinkering around with the JSON messaging capabilities of WCF new in the .NET Framework 3.5 (Orcas). The object model is changing substantially between Beta1 and Beta2, and I think the changes make for an easier to use system. To better understand the JSON messaging features of...
24 Jul 2007
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Syndication formats, endpoints and config files
I got a question via email today that forced me to look back through some older emails for the answer. It may make sense to share the question / answer in a broader sense. Earlier builds of Orcas surfaced a syndication format to an endpoint by way of a behavior. In essence, you could add a SyndicationBehavior...
18 Jul 2007
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IBM MQ Custom Channel
I just saw a mail introducing an alpha release from IBM - an MQ series custom channel. It appears to be early stage, so don't throw this into production yet. Several have asked me if it's possible to connect WCF to MQ - my answer is yes, but it requires a fair amount of custom code. If this channel makes...
16 Jul 2007
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WebServiceHost vs ServiceHost
WCF in .NET Fx 3.5 introduces several types that simplify the creation of services that use the protocols of the web (read REST/Syndication/JSON). Among these are two hosting types: WebServiceHost and WebScriptServiceHostFactory. These types serve the same function as the ServiceHost and ServiceHostFactory...
2 Jul 2007
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Introducing The EndPoint (Channel9 Show)
Channel9 has attained tremendous momentum over the past few years. In my view, Channel9 is a great way for the community to see Microsoft in action and provide feedback in an umoderated way. Since my job revolves around the community and web services, I thought it prudent to create a show dedicated to...
19 Jun 2007
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Inside Windows Communication Foundation Table of Contents
A recent commenter on this blog indicated that the TOC of Inside Windows Communication Foundation (my book) was not available online. I'm not sure why this is the case, but I've found that I don't have much control over what Amazon (or other) book retailers post online. I'm reaching out to the publisher...
18 Jun 2007
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Introduction to BizTalk.NET Services
Background BizTalk.NET Services ( http://labs.biztalk.net ) is a nascent and experiemental project that is all about generic, secure connectivity. Many WCF customers ask us how to notify client applications that something has happened in a service. If the client is addressable and listening, this is...
10 Jun 2007
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Podcast with Jon Udell
Jon just published a podcast where we discuss how WCF in Orcas simplifies Syndication and RESTful style architectures. Hear it here .
30 May 2007
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Inside WCF published
Yesterday I was pounding away on my keyboard and talking on the phone in my office when Kathleen Atkins (my editor) walked in and handed me a copy of my WCF book. It was way cool to see a physical copy. Amazon link.
24 May 2007
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Web and SOAP via WCF
WCF in Orcas introduces several new types that, among other things, dramatically simplify the work needed to write applications that adhere to the protocols of the web. These types of services are commonly described as having a REST-ful architectural style. For the most part, a REST-ful architectural...
7 May 2007
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BizTalk Services CTP is Public
The BizTalk Services CTP is available for all to play with. In general, the concept is services in the cloud. It's a gross understatement, but enough for now. It's way cool because it opens the door for some innovative service scenarios. I plan on blogging quite a bit about these services in the near...
25 Apr 2007
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.NET Framework Beta 1 Available for Download
The .NET Fx 3.5 Beta 1 is now available here . Check it out. It's a set of Virtual PC files, so there is no install hocus pocus. Some of the features in .NET Fx 3.5 (as it relates to WCF): WCF web programming, syndication, JSON messages, and integration with workflow.
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Customer sues Microsoft over Surface tablet storage
A California man who says he was cheated by the new Surface tablet's storage space, is now suing Microsoft over what he says are "deceptive advertising practices."
Andrew Sokolowski, a lawyer in Los Angeles, says he bought a Surface with 32 gigabytes of storage last week. But he quickly ran out of space after loading it with music and Microsoft Word documents.
His attorney, Rehtt Francisco, tells KIRO Radio Microsoft should have disclosed that the operating system and pre-installed apps suck up almost half of the tablet's advertised storage.
Francisco says he's not seeking any damages, just that Microsoft change its advertising for the Surface and the company refund its profits to consumers for "misrepresenting the characteristics of its Surface tablet."
"There's no coincidence that Microsoft's multi-million dollar ad campaign coincides with the beginning of the holiday shopping season and that their ad campaign makes no reference to the actual characteristics of the Surface tablet."
Microsoft says on its website that the 32GB Surface has 16GB of free space while the 64GB version has 45GB free. In a statement, the company says the lawsuit is without merit.
"Customers understand the operating system and pre-installed applications reside on the device's internal storage thereby reducing the total free space. Surface with Windows RT customers benefit from the ability to attach additional storage via the integrated microSD slot or full-size USB port," the statement said.
And even if Microsoft's base-model Surface only has 16 GB of memory available, that's still slightly more than the 14.3 GB you'll get from the latest Wi-Fi only iPad for the same price of $499.
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I spent the last week in Montana for a vacation and a family reunion. It was a relaxing week filled with canoes, deer, wine, spiders, air conditioning, and lots and lots of sweets. The highlights:
- We didn't break down this year.
- I discovered why you should always balance a picnic table by sitting across from each other.
- An eagle dropped a half eaten fish 10 feet from my head.
- I found a turtle in a parking lot in Whitefish.
- Canoeing on Flathead Lake.
- Visiting with good friends in Missoula.
- Meeting new family members at the reunion.
- Pinochle!
- Canoeing on Canyon Ferry Lake.
- Surviving a week in the sunshine and not getting a sunburn…. until the last day (see canoeing on Canyon Ferry Lake).
- Driving over Lolo Pass and seeing places that I've written about for work.
- Actually enjoying time spent in Pullman.*
I had a great time, but after visiting Dad's garden on the drive back, all I could do was think about my garden. It was over 100F where we were driving through and even though I knew that my friend was diligently watering my tender plants, I was worried. It was hot, so was I going to miss out on the last of my peas? Would the slugs have demolished all my kale? Would the neighbor kids have picked all of the daisies that were starting to bloom when I left? Had the lettuce bolted? Would my first tomato ripen and be eaten by squirrels before I could take a picture to brag to Dad?
All of that worry was for naught. The peas are still going strong and I will have a bucketful to pick. My kale is still growing, and while the slugs are thriving, there are still some leaves for me. I don't think a single daisy has been picked, only about a quarter of one plot of lettuce is bolting, and my tomatoes are just changing.
There was one hazard I hadn't considered, though, that did indeed hit the yard. The Maintenance Man (dun dun DUN!). I immediately noticed the new sign posted in our yard advertising lawn service when we pulled in, but didn't think much of it. After we unloaded the car and I went walkabout, I got mad. Then I went past mad to pissed. We had an informal agreement with the old maintenance guy that we would take care of the planting strip where we did our gardening and he would leave it alone. I still got a bee in my bonnet when he would mow over something on accident, but for the most part we got on peacefully. But this sign was advertising a new company. A "real" company, not just a guy who came to mow the lawn on Saturday mornings and did the occasional pruning. This company took it upon themselves to spray some sort of killer on the "weeds" in some of the beds.
(peppers are in the pot against the wall, strawberries in the two in front. The big pot in back is a blueberry)
Now, let me take a break to tell you that I have an ongoing battle with weeds in two of my beds. In most of them there is just a few dandelions and grass that try to come up, and I pull them on my daily walkabouts. But there are two beds that the weeds want desperately. I pull them when I can, but the "grass" grows tall and the weeds grow big and I can't keep up. I have now just moved my pots over that area in an attempt to smother them and block out sunlight. The hose resides over the other half, and along the fence I pull the weeds weekly to allow space for the black-eyed-susan vines I planted.
The new maintenance guy weed-wacked that whole area, then sprayed it with some sort of herbicide. The entire area by the gate smells like vinegar. My blackeyed susans are gone. The poppies I planted over the tulips are gone. This is when I got mad. I had a helluva time getting those susans to sprout and was really looking forward to the blossoms this summer. Now I'm not going to get anything out of all that work.
Then I continued walkabout outside the fence. And I got pissed. The company left my nasturtiums. They left the zucchini plants. But then in one "open" area, which had seeds waiting to sprout, they sprayed that damn weed killer. You know what else they got? Half of my pole beans. HALF. I don't know how you could mistake them for weeds, they are obviously planted in a straight line. And they look exactly like the other beans that DIDN'T get sprayed. So what's the story? I feel like a cartoon character with steam coming out of my ears.
So I wrote a letter. Reading it now, I did a good job of bottling up my anger, because my letter was to the property management company asking about the maintenance company. They don't deserve my anger (this time). Now I just have to wait to see what they say about the toxicity of what they sprayed. Hopefully it was an organic whatever and that area can someday be planted again with something edible. This year is probably a loss.
I'm tired of having to deal with all this house crap caused by other people. Time to start searching the housing market.
*I know that last one is hard to believe, but it's true. I stayed one night with a friend and didn't punch any Cougars.


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No Woman, No Cry
|"No, Woman, No Cry"
|Single by Bob Marley & the Wailers
|from the album Live!
|Credited to Vincent Ford
|Bob Marley & the Wailers singles chronology
"No Woman, No Cry" is a reggae song by Bob Marley & the Wailers. The song first became known in 1974 through the studio album Natty Dread. The live version from the 1975 album Live! was released as a single and is the best known version — it was included on the greatest hits compilation Legend and was recorded at the Lyceum Theatre in London on July 19, 1975 as part of his Natty Dread Tour.
The original demo version of the song which is unreleased was a Gospel version. This version had only the piano riff as the main instrument and was recorded in London for Island Records in 1973 with Peter Tosh and some unknown female backing singers. At the same time of this recording, the demo of the Island version of "Lively up Yourself" was also recorded. This was the last time all three original Wailers (Bob Marley, Peter Tosh and Neville "Bunny" Livingston - also known as Bunny Wailer) recorded together in a studio. These versions remain unreleased.
The live version of the song ranked No. 37 on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.
Writing credit[edit]
Though Bob Marley may have written the song,[1][2] or at least the melody,[3] songwriter credits were given to Vincent Ford, a friend of Marley's who ran a soup kitchen in Trenchtown, the ghetto of Kingston, Jamaica where Marley grew up. The royalty payments received by Ford ensured the survival and continual running of his soup kitchen.[4]
Charts and certifications[edit]
Peak positions[edit]
|Chart (1975)
|UK Singles Chart
|Dutch Top 40
|New Zealand Singles Chart
|Chart (1981)
|UK Singles Chart
|Italy (FIMI)[5]
|United Kingdom (BPI)[6]
The title and main refrain, "No Woman, No Cry" is rendered "No, woman, nuh cry" in Jamaican Patois. The "nuh" is pronounced with a short schwa vowel (a "mumbled" vowel, often represented as "uh" in spelling) and represents a clitic ("weakened") form of "no". It is the equivalent to the contraction "don't". The song is about growing up in the ghetto and persuading a woman that things will get better, entreating her not to cry.[7]
The Fugees version[edit]
|"No Woman, No Cry"
|Single by Fugees
|from the album The Score
|CD single
|Hip hop, reggae fusion
|Ruffhouse Records
|Salaam Remi
|Gold (RIAA)
|Fugees singles chronology
"No Woman, No Cry" is the fourth single from the Fugees' second studio album, The Score. The song was produced by Salaam Remi. The Fugees' version of the track features Wyclef Jean on lead vocals. An official remix of the track, featuring Stephen Marley, was included on the group's third release, Bootleg Versions. Wyclef Jean recorded a solo version of the track for his Greatest Hits compilation in 2003.
Track listing[edit]
- "No Woman, No Cry" (LP version) - 4:03
- "No Woman, No Cry" (Remix) - 3:55
- "No Woman, No Cry" (Remix instrumental) - 3:55
- "Killing Me Softly" (Live) - 4:25
- "Don't Cry, Dry Your Eyes" - 5:03
- "Don't Cry, Dry Your Eyes" (Instrumental) - 5:03
- "No Woman, No Cry" (LP version) - 4:03
- "A Change Is Gonna Come" (Live) - 6:04
Other cover versions[edit]
The song has since been covered by such artists as Nina Simone, Katherine Jenkins, Gym Class Heroes, Londonbeat, Joe Dassin (known as "Si Tu Penses À Moi"), Sublime, Murder 1 (featuring Kid Rock, on their 1999 album American Junkie, with changed lyrics), Blues Traveler (with Ziggy Marley), Cas Haley, O.A.R., Devon Allmans Honeytribe, Joan Baez, Xavier Rudd, Jimmy Buffett, Boney M., Jonathan Butler, Gilberto Gil (in Portuguese as "Não chores mais", which was one of the hymns to the political activists returned from exile upon the amnesty law passed in 1979; Daniela Mercury recorded this version at Balé Mulato – Ao Vivo)[citation needed], The Fugees, James "The King" Brown, Tim Barry, No Use for a Name, Whoopi Goldberg and the Reggae Rodents, Hikaru Utada, The String Cheese Incident, NOFX (live, with El Hefe playing and singing alone), Tila Tequila, Pearl Jam, Andrés Calamaro, Hugh Masekela, Hedley, Twenty One Pilots, Jimmy Cliff, Pauline Black, Peter Rowan, Show of Hands, John Mayer, Colbie Caillat, Bill Bourne, Matisyahu, Matt Maher, Graham Parker,[8] Edwin McCain, Keller Williams, Eterna Inocencia, Linkin Park, as a duet by Faith Hill with Tim McGraw, Sean Kingston,[9] Byron Lee and the Dragonaires, and the Arabic singer Ali Bahar. The "G-punk" band Hed PE as of the year 2002, began covering the song at many of their live shows. The Ukrainian reggae band 5nizza and Russian rock band Chaif covered the song at many of their live performances. German metal band JBO parodied the song in East Franconian dialect as "Ka Alde, ka G'schrei", and Linkin Park covered the song and played part of it during their 2010-2011 A Thousand Suns tour. It can be heard at the beginning of "The Messenger" in Tel Aviv, Israel.[10] The ska punk band Spunge is the only band to ever have officially been given permission by the Marley family to change the lyrics, for their cover on the album Room For Abuse.[11] The pop rap band Sweetbox used a part of the song for the chorus of their song "Everything's Gonna Be Alright". Naughty by Nature sampled Boney M's version of the song for their hit single "Everything's Gonna Be Alright." Lithuanian pop group ŽAS also covered the song. The song "City of Love" by Yes includes "No woman, no cry" as part of the lyrics. American pianist Louis Durra, recorded an instrumental trio version on "Tangled Up in Blue EP" and "Arrogant Doormats" (2011). It was also covered by The Collective Sound in Bournemouth, England in 2011. Nigerian recording artist Wizkid performed a cover of the song at Koga Studios for BBC's Destination Africa.[12] The Christian music rapper Redimi2 recorded a single "No woman, don't cry" which part of the chorus is "Everything is gonna be alright ", the songs is a vouch for stopping woman abuse.
Samples and parodies[edit]
- Fergie used interpolations of the song in her song "Mary Jane Shoes" from the album The Dutchess.
- In the 2004 videogame Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations, precinct detective Dick Gumshoe sings a parody of the song titled 'No Motive, No Crime', much to the annoyance of the title character.
- A 2013 a-cappella satirical video parody "No Woman, No Drive" is about Saudi Arabia banning women from driving. It has since become viral on YouTube, with over 11,000,000 hits.[13]
- ^ http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7806778.stm No Woman No Cry 'songwriter' dies, BBC (2009-01-01)
- ^ "In pictures: The legacy of Bob Marley". BBC. Retrieved 2009-01-01.
- ^ Humphries, Patrick (2003). "No Woman No Cry". BBC Radio 2. BBC. Retrieved 2009-01-01.
- ^ No Woman, No Cry : Rolling Stone
- ^ "Italian single certifications – Bob Marley & The Wailers – No Woman No Cry" (in Italian). Federazione Industria Musicale Italiana. Retrieved August 29, 2014. Select Online in the field Sezione. Enter Bob Marley & The Wailers in the field Filtra. The certification will load automatically
- ^ "British single certifications – Bob Marley & The Wailers – No Woman No Cry". British Phonographic Industry. Retrieved August 29, 2014. Enter No Woman No Cry in the field Keywords. Select Title in the field Search by. Select single in the field By Format. Select Silver in the field By Award. Click Search
- ^ Dawes, Kwame. Bob Marley: Lyrical Genius. London: Sanctuary, 2002. ISBN 1-86074-433-8. Pg. 119
- ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WE46xGV9EU
- ^ The Today Show, July 2007
- ^ Linkin Park at Tel Aviv 11-15-10
- ^ BBC - Hereford and Worcester Music, Clubs and Gigs - Mick Jones
- ^ Nelson, Trevor. "Wizkid – Joy / No Woman No Cry (Bob Marley Cover) in the 1Xtra Live Lounge (Lagos, Nigeria)". BBC Radio 1Xtra. Retrieved 24 March 2014.
- ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZMbTFNp4wI
External links[edit]
- Vincent Ford at the Internet Movie Database
- 60 No Woman, No Cry covers
- Guitar chords for No Woman No Cry
- Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics


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Ideal for games and notes from Mom, this easy project from Krylon makes lunchtime and car trips fun.
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- Remove any stickers from the lunchbox that may be on the area to be painted. Lightly sand front area of lunchbox that will be sprayed. If this area is painted, you need only to scuff the surface to remove any gloss. Wipe with tack cloth to remove any dust.
- Mask the surrounding area to protect from overspray. Apply 2 to 3 light coats of Chalkboard paint. Carefully remove masking tape. Let dry for 24 hrs.
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Hutch, a leading cellular service provider in India and a sub-brand of Hutchinson Essar, recently underwent a rebranding exercise and decided to do away with its orange brand identity. The rebranding campaign unified, under one umbrella, all of the 13 circles Hutch currently operates in, painting the logo flamboyant pink, and choosing a pug as the brand icon.
Today the new identity is well engrained in consumer minds across India, so there are no prizes for guessing what one expects to see when visiting hutch.in. The pug icon slides onto the screen accompanied by the text "Now in Pink," while a distracting white light blinks in the background. Unexpectedly, the homepage is more blue and white than pink. Although, the juxtaposition of the blue and the white does create an engaging division, allowing the blue background to announce new offers.
Links to the most relevant information such as: talk plans, products, latest offers, and other features are clearly visible on the homepage. These are laid out as a neat and well-structured menu with several options listed below, revealed on mouse over.
The designers could have better placed the "select your region" section to choose once at the beginning and not several times throughout the user's visit. If Hutch really does have such individualized or localized specifications, it might help to ask to clear that up before entering further into the site.
The "My Hutch" section allows users to manage their cellular phone accounts anywhere and anytime. The service extends a step further with a virtual demo that carefully guides the user on how to open and manage an online account. An online order form allows the consumer to avoid visiting the brick-and-mortar store. These are signs that the brand seriously considers customer service.
While Hutch surely makes no compromise on providing value added services to its local customers (astrology/stock market updates, cricket scores, caller tunes), it spares a thought for customers who don't wish to be bothered. A "do not disturb" link at the bottom of the homepage allows users to opt out of receiving promos or offers from the company.
What is missing from the otherwise comprehensive site is any information on cellphones. The provision for a combination phone and talk plan under a single roof could definitely help in wooing prospective customers.
But overall, the site is well packed with useful information. The simple, coherent display allows one to browse through various sections without feeling lost or frustrated (although a larger font size would not go amiss). Listing pertinent information and attractive deals up front effectively themed with the familiar pink provides the visitor with a sense of familiarity and comfort on the very first visit to the site.


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Wallpaper size.
Traditional work with watercolors and ink. Done in way back in 2011.
Study of Amber's (*Queens-Revenge) older stock. ♥
Your work is absolutely stunning - I adore the dreamy feel of your style; art to get lost in.
beautiful. Your watercolors are fantastic
That's absolutly gorgeous!
I love this one the texture on the dress btw
Great style, I love it!
Love this
this is the way I like to see a woman covered thats so much its beautiful
Indeed awesome!
just a question, how you do those white lines, i'm trying too but i cannot do with this precision damn XD, i really love your style and obviously your works
Awesome paiting, lovely coloring again, and i love how you did her dress
amazing, food for my eyes as always!thanks for sharing!
Incredible detail! This is awesome!
I love how she has long hair in this and how she is wearing a simple white gown. She looks angelic
Lovely work!
very cool! nice work thanks for using my stock
Wow! so pretty!
So beautiful
Woww, nice! I love her thoughtful expression on her face
Wow, so graceful!
I love it
So,so beautiful
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Wow...this kinda traditional work isn't much visible nowadays!!
oooooh, beautiful!!!
Woow, it's so pretty !
It looks like something you'd find in a storybook. x)
It looks like something you'd find in a storybook. x)
amazing !
You are bette than Victoria Frances
now seriously - how do you do all these awesome arts??? *__*
love them all!!
love them all!!
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This is wonderful, such lovely colours.
very pretty work
Very beautiful!!! Love watercolor paintings!
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Wonderful picture! I love how you made the dress. ^^
Love the pose!
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I'll go fetch an Apple for myself
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February 10, 2016
Cytori to present two year Scleroderma data at Systemic Sclerosis World Congress
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February 8, 2016
Cytori Therapeutics reports interim data on U.S. Phase II osteoarthritis trial
Cytori Therapeutics announced the top-line data as part of the pre-specified partial unblinding of 24 week follow up data from the company's ACT-OA trial. The trial is a U.S. phase II randomized, double-blind, placebo controlled trial designed to evaluate the safety and feasibility at 48 weeks of a single intra-articular knee injection of the ECCO-50 cellular therapeutic in patients with chronic knee pain due to osteoarthritis. "Key endpoints and trends observed thus far suggest that a beneficial effect may be attributable to a single intra-articular administration of ECCO-50 in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee," said Dr. Marc H. Hedrick, President and CEO. "The full 48 week data set is the next important milestone in this program. While we continue to move our clinical pipeline along, the company will remain intensely focused on bringing to market our lead therapeutic for scleroderma which is currently in phase III." The primary goal of the ACT-OA trial is to help determine: (1) safety and feasibility of ECCO-50 for osteoarthritis, (2) provide dosing guidance and (3) explore key trial endpoints useful for a phase III trial. As a proof of concept trial, ACT-OA was not sized or powered for statistical significance in any of the endpoints. The purpose of the interim 24 week partial unblinding in this trial is to provide early data that will facilitate key regulatory and business development discussions and provide better understanding of the therapeutic mechanism of action that may impact other clinical programs. The interim analysis pre-specifies the evaluation of a number of patient reported outcomes important in patients with osteoarthritis of the knee. A total of 94 patients were treated in the trial, 31 received a high dose of ECCO-50. Patients, providers and Cytori personnel remain blinded to individual patient treatment allocation and patient subgroup outcomes.
February 3, 2016
Cytori says Cytori Cell Therapy 'safe' and 'effective' in EU Phase 1 ED trial
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THE SECRETARY'S BOSSMAN BARGAIN (3) by Red Garnier: With nowhere else to turn, Virginia Hollis looks to her boss, sexy billionaire Marcos Allende, for help to save her father from his gambling debts. As part of the deal, she agrees to pose as his mistress for a week as he attempts to get control of his father's former company. A man who never mixes business with pleasure, Marcos has a hard time controlling his great desire for Virginia and wonders if this is a bad idea all the way around. A man and woman in great conflict struggle with their own passions in a difficult-to-swallow plot.
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