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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Two Creative Messages About Mental Illness Premiering at Convention
Documentary filmmaker Dr. Delaney Ruston and Irish singer-songwriter Susan McKeown use their creativity to deliver a powerful message—that mental illness is a universal concern that touches each person uniquely. Ruston's film about her father's life, Unlisted, and McKeown's album, Singing in the Dark, are important to the NAMI community because they spread awareness about conditions like schizophrenia and depression. They also remind us that creativity is required by anyone whose life is touched by mental illness.
For many years, Ruston and her father were estranged. After their reconciliation, she used the filmmaking process as one way to overcome their mutual sense of isolation and to see him differently. For both of them it was a journey. The film premieres on PBS this fall during Mental Illness Awareness Week and will have a special screening at the NAMI Convention this week.
When the Grammy Award-winning musician Susan McKeown began working on Singing in the Dark, an exploration of depression in all its facets, she found few resources for music and depression. "Growing up in Dublin I was conscious of how the Irish were outstanding in global arts and creativity, especially in terms of literature and music," said McKeown. "But I was also conscious of a huge stigma around the area of mental health and things that people weren't comfortable talking about in their families." McKeown will perform on Saturday, July 3 at the convention awards dinner and samples of her music are available online.
Both Ruston and McKeown will be at the NAMI Convention this week, but so will many people living with mental illness and their families. These convention guests will share their perspectives at lectures, participate in workshops and sing at open mic night. In each of their actions they will reveal themselves to be creative people, people who find a way over, around or through whatever challenges fall in their path. We look forward to sharing all of these vibrant individuals' contributions to the NAMI community with our Virtual Convention coverage.
6 comments:
- Whippies said...
I am disppointed there were no replies last week to the topic of STIGMA. It is such an important topic that I am surprised it was skipped. Please reply - it was noticed.
- July 1, 2010 at 10:18 AM
- Whippies said...
I am disppointed there were no replies last week to the topic of STIGMA. It is such an important topic that I am surprised it was skipped. Please reply - it was noticed.
- July 1, 2010 at 10:18 AM
- Sarah said...
I have a Mom that is bipolar and she refuses to take her medication what should I do?
- July 2, 2010 at 2:01 PM
- Whippies said...
It is disappointing that last weeks comments on STIGMA were not responded to. I had mentioned how the NAMI name is stigmatizing within itself. NAMI is a great organization and does so many good works, but the name is outdated.
I would tell more people about the support groups and work being done, but the National Association for Mental Illness might as well be the National Association for Crazy People.
NAMI is providing many presentations available to the media. PBS is a wonderful station. But NAMI would gain so much more coverage and recognition if it could present its programs on 20/20, Nightline, Dateline or 60 Minutes.
Thank you for all the presentations made available. It would be helpful to our cause if they could be shown on mainstream media channels.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
- July 3, 2010 at 1:26 PM
The article "Beautiful Minds: Creativity and Mental Illness" in the June issue of the Advocate is extremely one-sided (and inaccurate). Inaccurate first because it carries a photo of a painting by Vincent Van Gogh, who is not mentioned in the article, rather than by Salvador Dali, who is mentioned. Inaccurate and misleading and one-sided because only schizophrenia is mentioned, whereas, in an annotated list I compiled on "Famous Mathematicians, Philosophers, Scientists, Artists (and Others) who Suffered from Neurological, Physiological, or Psychological Disorders", it is obvious that creative personalities through history wre not only those suffering or retrospectively diagnosed with only schizophrenia. The article also mentions mathematician and Nobel laureate in economics John Nash. As I wrote in "From My Vantage Point: John Nash (1928-): The Man, the Mathematician, the Movie, the Book", Part 1, Webster County Disabilities Alliance Recorder 5, no. 3 (August 2005), 3; Part 2, Webster County Disabilities Alliance Recorder 5, no. 4 (January 2006), 4. the persona portrayed of Nash to the public is largely a caracature, and rather than helping to present the effects of mental illness, ternds to confirm and enhance the stigma of the "nutty professor" and the "mad scientist".
- July 11, 2010 at 9:03 AM
Having a mental illness really does require creativity...it allows the mind to create, produce, concentrate, and achieve some kind of meaningful goal. The problem is having outlets to share, sell, or publish these talented gifts...Having a reason to keep producing or developing these talents seem pointless. I have to be creative..and that will never change but how do I sell my jewelry, or publish my books? What is the next step? Where do I go from here? (firstname.lastname@example.com)
- July 19, 2010 at 8:42 AM


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Rotary Club of Jefferson, Texas, in partnership with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, is providing pre-school kids in Marion County, Texas a better chance to be "reading-ready" for school. Kids newborn to age 5 get a free book each month until they turn 5 years old. Contact Rotarians Kathy Patrick at 903-445-2353 or Bob Thomas at 903-407-3137 to register your child, make us aware of a qualifying child or to make a donation.
If you live outside of Marion County, Texas anywhere in the world and wish to find out who sponsors your area, see http://www.imaginationlibrary.com/. This is a Rotary International sanctioned program. Anyone can start a program in your area.

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To allow you to tune OSPF on an Internal Router you have the following options available at your disposal:
Defining the Router ID and Loopback interface
The Router ID (when thinking about OSPF Domains) is used to identify any given Router in the Link State Advertisements (LSAs) in an OSPF Database. A given Router on a network requires an ID (Router ID) to participate in an OSPF Domain. The Router ID can be assigned/set in one of two fashions:
- By the administrator (manually assigned)
- Left to the discretion of the router (automatically assigned by the automatic election process)
In most configurations the Router ID is set by the administrator as this makes it easier to track events, internal documentation, and system-administration remotely or even on the router itself.
Setting the Router ID
The Router ID as discussed previously must be present for a Router to participate in an OSPF Domain. This Router ID can be set in one of two methods:
Setting the Router ID – Method One (Less Preferred)
The OSPF Router ID can be defined using the router-id (background link) command found in IOS.
Using the Router-ID command isn't always the best idea when combining BGP and OSPF as both technologies employ the same method in electing a Router ID. So manually setting a Router ID (using the Router-id command) for OSPF could cause BGPs Router ID to differ from BGP which causes administration problems as well as could cause other problems at a later stage when combining the two technologies.
Should you still want to change the Router ID using this method anyway the command is:
Router(config)#router ospf
Router(config-if)#router-id ip-address
Dissecting the above when the Router ID has been chosen/assigned using the router-id command, the Router ID is kind of stable and may possibly change (barring a power cycle or a OSPF process reset). This is an important factor because changing the Router ID post (after) configuration could possibly break some OSPF configurations, such as virtual links (which as the name implies don't exist, and could take some thinking to logically get working again).
Setting the Router ID – Method Two (Preferred)
Should the router-id command not be present/available on the router IOS you are using, and you want a more reliable method (sticky) that spans, the Router ID is automatically elected via:
- The highest IP Address of a manually created loopback interface.
- If there is no configured Loopback interface then the Router ID will be the highest IP Address of the first active (on boot-up) physical interface.
I inherently look for the easier easier solution to a problem that will work long term, more work once off doesn't matter (first off config) the solution must stick and continue working through power outages, reboots and the CEO trying his hand at "setting up" his own hardware, voice being a good example i.e. putting each end point into it's own vlan thus ensuring QoS while the organization grows (there are limitations in the number of vlans, but I have yet to reach them).
Looking at the top the better method to control the Router ID (using automatic means) is through the use of the Loopback interface IP address. A loopback interface is a virtual interface (duh) that will always be active (cannot flap) and will be the first active interface (*shrug* logic dictates as it becomes the Router-ID, comments as I haven't tested this out?).
The command to use a loopback is as follows (CCNA topic):
Router(config)#interface loopback inerface-number
Router(config-if)#ip address ip-address subnet-mask
Consider assigning loopbacks a /32 mask 255.255.255.255 (1 end point) to minimize the ip space usage of the virtual interface(s) on the network (use it dont use it). I have come across some places that say that loopbacks wont work with the /32 mask (cant find source again), I will verify once I setup my kit again. In that case use the smallest (/31 or /30).
What I want to take away from this is should the Router ID be chosen/assigned using the loopback interface, the Router ID is stable and wont change. What's important here is that a Loopback interfaces is NOT a physical interface thus cannot go up and down (flap) and therefore is not as unstable element in the network (i.e. loopback is stable) and thus is more desirable. Even in the event of a power cycle the loopback will once again be the Router ID.
Think about including the Loopback interface in the general network commands even if you aren't configuring OSPF. This gives you an easy point to ping to should there be a need to troubleshoot (can I reach point A from point B) this should tell you alot about Layer 1 if the interface is un-shut and it has an ip-address.
Changing the COST
The COST metric on a Cisco is calculated as 100,000,000 bps divided by the bandwidth of the interface in bits per seconds. Sometimes when using a fast interface type (FE and GE) or when dealing with inter-vendor situations (Cisco / 3COM / HP) changing the default cost metric becomes a requirement (this is due to (1) faster link speeds not calculating correctly (2) or the metric equations being different between inter-vendor kit).
The command to change default cost:
Router(config-if)#ip ospf cost cost
The cost variable is a 16-bit value (0 to 65,535). The lower values being the more preferred costs while higher being less preferred (shown below).
As you can see in the above table Fast Ethernet is the "drop off point" (where all things being 1) for the "fast" links (Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet both equal 1). In this case it would be better to manipulate the default cost so that the Gigabit Ethernet link is preferred over the Fast Ethernet Link. This would mean changing the cost per interface.
Another way to deal with high-bandwidth paths is to change the way a Cisco calculates cost (mess with the equation). We adjust the numerator in the automatic calculation (the Cisco automatic formula) to make some things happen in this case. To do this use the ospf auto-cost reference-bandwidth command on IOS, the default is 100 (Fast Ethernet) adjust it to 1000 (Gigabit Ethernet) and you will "fix" the equation.
Router(config-router)#ospf auto-cost reference-bandwidth reference bandwidth
Two very important NOTES (1) ospf auto-cost reference-bandwidth should be applied to all routers in an area if it is applied at all and the command (2) ip ospf cost overrides the calculated cost calculated by auto-cost reference-bandwidth
Determining the DR with the Priority Command
The hello field includes a priority field (if you can still remember) thus providing a mechanism by which designated router (DR) and backup designated Router (BDR) gets elected.
To be eligible for election, the priority must be a positive integer between 1 and 255 (if the priority is 0 (zero) the router cannot participate in the election process).
The highest priority wins (Cisco Router Default is 1) the election process.
Because the default is 1, to break all ties the Cisco Router ID is used as the deciding factor in the election process (ergo why hard coding the Router ID is a bad idea). The command to adjust priority (interface-by-interface mind you):
Router(config-if)#ip ospf priority number
Notes and Notices: This is a part of my personal BSCI notes and research to assist myself in learning and understanding the concepts and theory for the BSCI exam. I learn by making notes reading and writing things down and wish to file them where I cannot lose them. These notes are not to be seen, judged or mistaken for replacements to Cisco recognized and authorized training which I personally support and attend and suggest you undertake if you are going for the BSCI Certification.
If I added some value to your Cisco Experience with this post please add some value to my studies and leave a comment, question, suggestion, note of thanks or encouragement for me to hurry up and complete my certifications. My reasoning for wanting some interaction is that the last Recruiter said I need CCNP, Juniper and a Specialization track. The LOOOOONG Road to Cisco Indeed. Thanks Deon


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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Farmer's Wife—Week 6
Butterfly at the Crossing: Another one I'm quite happy with. I just love that yellow print, I guess it makes me happy no matter what block it's in. Although I don't know why this block looks so frayed around the edges. It looks like it needs a haircut.
All together now: Looking good. Although, at the moment, I think red is a little more dominant than I would like it to be. Note to self: Scale back on the red for a few weeks.
18 comments:
- Marg said...
They look so good together Lee.
- July 19, 2011 at 2:36 AM
- Kylie Lloyd said...
I love the fabrics you are using Lee. They all look amazing.
- July 19, 2011 at 2:50 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Oooh, I really do like your fabric choices on Buckwheat - totally spot on!! And yes, I love that yellow print in your Butterfly at the Crossing block - what is it?
- July 19, 2011 at 5:24 AM
- MB in MI said...
Lookin' great! These are the 2 blocks I have cut out to do also. (hope mine turn out as nice:-)
- July 19, 2011 at 6:04 AM
- KristyLou said...
Wow, its looking great!
- July 19, 2011 at 6:45 AM
- Jill@northstarquilting said...
They looking lovely all together. I really like that yellow print too.
- July 19, 2011 at 7:03 AM
- Linda said...
You're doing a great job with your fabric choices. I do like the red... and buttery yellow, and gold, and light aqua, and aqua... Very nice!
- July 19, 2011 at 7:30 AM
- Barbara said...
They look great! I love that you combine so many different patterns and they work together so well.
- July 19, 2011 at 7:33 AM
- karenfae said...
how many blocks do you have done now? I have 16 done I think, I would have to go back and look. I need to get a couple more prepped.
- July 19, 2011 at 7:53 AM
- Donna~~ said...
Your blocks look wonderful together and are tempting me to want to make some too, but I'm trying hard to resist...just going to attempt to be happy living vicariously through your blocks! ;)
- July 19, 2011 at 8:13 AM
- Debbie said...
your blocks look great!
- July 19, 2011 at 8:55 AM
- Mitzi said...
Your blocks look fantastic together! Great choices.
- July 19, 2011 at 9:08 AM
- Linz said...
Oh, yes. That buchwheat one is my favorite too! Great looking blocks!
- July 19, 2011 at 11:14 AM
- Lauren P said...
I love your blocks! Nice job!
- July 19, 2011 at 11:36 AM
- patchworkdelights said...
They look lovely, I love the colour choices!
- July 19, 2011 at 1:21 PM
- pasqueflower said...
Bravo! Your color choices are amazing and your piecing is disgustingly perfect.
- July 19, 2011 at 5:26 PM
- Krista said...
looking good!
- July 19, 2011 at 5:40 PM
- Lucia said...
Your blocks are so pretty, but the main reason I'm commenting is to say, DON'T scale back on the red. I love how it looks. I read in some quilt book somewhere that a quilt is more interesting (read: has more movement) if the colors used in it aren't used in equal amounts. So, why not have one of your colors, red, be more dominant? It looks great so far, that way!
- July 20, 2011 at 12:09 AM


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Downtown Milford Inc. donated $10,171.92 to the Milford Parks and Recreation Department from money raised during the eleventh annual Bug & Bud Festival held April 26, according to a July 29 news release.
The festival, a celebration of both Arbor Day and Delaware's state insect, the ladybug, generated higher proceeds in 2014 than it has in the past.
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Press Release: For the first time, a special version of the powerful Pokemon Regigigas will be available for distribution to Pokemon fans at Toys"R"Us stores nationwide. From Sunday, March 8, through Saturday, March 21, Pokemon USA, Inc., and Nintendo of America Inc., will offer players the opportunity to obtain this Level 100 character. During that time, Pokemon fans who bring their Pokemon Diamond Version or Pokemon Pearl Version Game Card (each sold separately), along with their Nintendo DS system, to any Toys"R"Us store in the United States and Puerto Rico will have a chance to add the exceptionally powerful Level 100 Regigigas to their Pokedex.
Who: All Pokemon fans
What: Regigigas distribution for your Pokemon Diamond Version or Pokemon Pearl Version Game Card (each sold separately)
When: Sunday, March 8, to Saturday, March 21
Where: Toys"R"Us stores nationwide
This unique Level 100 Regigigas is extraordinarily powerful and comes equipped with dominating attacks such as Crush Grip, as well as special moves Icy Wind, Iron Head, and Rock Slide. Of special note to game players is that this Colossal Regigigas comes with the Held Item Custap Berry and is in a Poke Ball known as the Cherish Ball - a special Poke Ball exclusive to Pokemon distributed at events.
What valuable secret will be unlocked for players when they trade this special Regigigas to the Pokemon Platinum Version video game? A trio of Legendary Pokemon - Regirock, Regice, and Registeel - can be discovered!
These Pokemon cannot be found during normal play in Pokemon Platinum Version.
This Regigigas distribution comes just before Nintendo's highly anticipated release of Pokemon Platinum Version on March 22, 2009.
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The RE:GENERATION project has dropped another video showcasing a unique coming together of artistry. This time, find Mark Ronson along with Erykah Badu and members of The Dap Kings in New Orleans as they jam out to a swingy jazz tune!
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I think it's good to a degree. Like Black Blade said the more guns in private hands the better. Personally it has screwed me over. Was going to pick up a few things after the first and that is almost impossible now. At least with the little bit of money I do have. Even kinda tough to find parts to finish building these kits I have.
All this gun ban talk has really messed up my plans. Was thinking seriously about getting an FFL07 soon but that's on hold til I see which way the wind is going to blow. And right now it does not look too favorable for that endevor.


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TUCSON – The University of Arizona Wildcat men's and women's track and field teams will compete at Roy P. Drachman Stadium on Saturday, Dec. 14, in the Winter All-Comers Meet. The track and field program is split up into three teams, red, white and blue. The teams are chosen through a draft process. The blue team won in 2012 and will look to defend their title. The meet will be scored in a 7-5-4-3-2-1 system and only the athletes from Arizona are eligible to score. It is an All-Comers meet and walk-up registration is available for a fee of $5. Registration begins on Saturday at 8 a.m. The field events begin at 9 a.m. MST and the running events start at 10 a.m. This is not an official meet; therefore the marks set by the student-athletes will not count towards NCAA qualifying marks.
For the blue team, junior Baillie Gibson is set to compete in the women's shot put, discus, hammer and javelin. She is a six-time all-conference honoree and a four-time NCAA All-American. Junior Shakayla McEaddy will compete in the high jump for the blue team. She competed at the NCAA West Regionals in 2013. Senior Germe Poston, an all-Pac-12 honoree in the 100 meters and 200 meters last year, will run the 60-meter dash, 150-meter dash and compete in the 4x300-meter relay on Saturday. Sophomore Jonny Giess will compete in the men's high jump. Redshirt freshman Aaron Castle will compete in the hammer, shot put and discus.
On the red team, senior Nick Ross will compete in the 60-meter dash, long jump and high jump. Ross is a seven-time NCAA All-American and he has claimed an NCAA title in the high jump as well. Senior Julie Labonté is set to compete in the hammer, shot put, javelin and discus. Labonté has won two NCAA Championships; she is a seven-time NCAA All-American and has won three Pac-10/12 Championships in the shot put. Senior Shapri Romero will run the 150-meter dash, 600-meter run and compete in the 4x300-meter relay. She is a two-time NCAA All-American and a six-time all-conference honoree. Senior Tamara Pridgett will run in the 4x300-meter relay with Romero as well as compete in the 60-meter dash and 600-meter run. Pridgett has earned All-America accolades twice for her work on the 4x400-meter relay team. Freshman Gerhard De Beer, the No. 1 overall pick in the draft, will compete in the hammer, shot put, javelin and discus.
For the white team, senior Omotayo Talabi is set to compete in the women's hammer, shot put, javelin, and discus. Talabi is a three-time all-conference honoree in the shot put. Redshirt freshman Jordan Young is also competing in the men's hammer, shot put, javelin and discus. Junior Jovon Cunningham will compete in the triple jump. He was a 2012 NCAA All-American in the event. Sophomore Bernard Dickerson-Quinn will compete in the 150-meter dash, 600-meter run and the 4x300-meter relay. Dickerson-Quinn earned All-Pac-12 accolades in the 400 meters and the 4x400-meter relay in 2013. He also holds the freshman school record in the 400-meter run. Sophomore Traci-Lynn Hicks will compete in the 60-meter hurdles, 250-meter dash and the 4x300-meter relay.For continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat men's and women's track and field, visit ArizonaWildcats.com and follow @ArizonaTrack on Twitter.


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National Geographic is a renowned authority in cartography. For 120 years the Society's maps have helped spread geographic knowledge around the globe. A vast database allows National Geographic to combine the latest data gained by space-age technology with innovative digital mapping techniques to create state-of-the-art political, physical, and thematic maps. The Society's meticulous research and attention to detail have established a standard of achievement that is unparalleled.
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Palm Coast bus driver involved in St. Johns County wreck
Published: Monday, November 26, 2012 at 1:38 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 26, 2012 at 1:38 p.m.
A bus being driven by a Palm Coast woman for Pedro Mendez High School was rear-ended Monday while on the off-ramp of Interstate 95 with 39 students on board, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Sharon Paris, 58, was on the south exit ramp leading to County Road 206, just north of the Flagler County border, at 8:50 a.m. Monday when the bus was rear-ended by 43-year-old Darla Boyd of St. Augustine, a report states. Paris was slowing for the traffic ahead when the bus was hit.
"(Boyd) failed to maintain control and slow in time due to being distracted by an object falling from the passenger seat," a trooper reported. "While trying to retrieve the object, (she) failed to stop and the left front of (her vehicle) struck the right rear of (the bus)."
No one on the bus required hospitalization but Boyd was taken to Flagler Hospital, St. Augustine, in serious condition, according to the report.
Boyd faces charges of careless driving.
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Webroot SecureAnywhere® is a 700KB client that has been architected to avoid potential conflicts with other software – including other security software. This allows administrators to confidently deploy Webroot SecureAnywhere into any environment. This eliminates the need to uninstall pre-existing security solutions prior to migration and also allows for a multi-layered security approach if desired. It maximizes security and productivity by never getting in the way.
Antivirus scans and updates are usually the reason why customers using legacy security software report their machine is running slowly or they can't use a machine at all during an update. The CPU and RAM usage is so high that many machines don't have enough resources to run the users' applications.
The Webroot SecureAnywhere® Agent is an ultra-light endpoint client of 700KB, designed to provide a significant improvement in operational speed. On disk it occupies a mere 4 MB* of space and during scanning its RAM usage is around 12MB* or less.
Once Webroot is installed, you don't need to do anything - it's more streamlined and user friendly.
Due to its small size and design it operates efficiently on computers with minimal system requirements. Recent independent testing of all the major antivirus vendors by PassMark Software has clearly shown that Webroot SecureAnywhere is by far the world's lightest, smallest and most efficient endpoint protection Agent.
Webroot SecureAnywhere typically downloads and installs in less than six* seconds, and is fully operational in under *2 minutes.
*PassMark Software - Endpoint Security Performance Benchmark Report – February 2012
When deploying an antivirus solution, you often need different client Agents depending on the class of machine where the install is taking place. This is not the case with Webroot SecureAnywhere. You use the same Agent for deployment on PCs, Laptops, and Servers or in VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V and Citrix terminal server environments. The unique capability to intelligently tune CPU and memory usage when resource-intensive applications are detected allow the Webroot SecureAnywhere Agent to be installed within individual virtual machines or on task-specific servers without impacting their performance. This feat is impossible with other AV security vendors' software because of their large footprints and demands for CPU, Memory and Disk resources, which are often hundreds of times bigger than Webroot.
Our lightning-fast system scans take under two minutes, compared to hours for many other security solutions, and the ability to run concurrent scans allows Webroot SecureAnywhere to effortlessly scale to thousands of Virtual Machines on a single physical server. Webroot SecureAnywhere achieves this by scanning beneath the operating system and parsing the hard disk and registry at a raw level.
Webroot SecureAnywhere is designed so that it can coexist with other security products and play a complementary role in a multi-layer security approach; eliminating the need to uninstall existing solutions prior to migration. It maximizes security while not getting in the way of endpoint performance or user productivity.
With the Webroot SecureAnywhere® Agent, there are no local signature definition updates, so user productivity is never impacted by recurring updates.
Our light impact on system resources also means that Administrators can schedule regular security scans during the working day without impacting the user's ability to use their machine; something that's impossible with most other solutions.
Definition Updates 'In the cloud'
Usually, there is a lot of management involved but this is much simpler. Now, it's just automatic.
Webroot SecureAnywhere maintains all threat updates at the cloud level within the Webroot® Intelligence Network™, so every Webroot SecureAnywhere user world-wide is instantly protected at exactly the same time.
This collective approach has several substantial benefits that turn into significant cost savings in person-hours, hardware, software and bandwidth.
Most importantly from a prevention and compliance perspective, every user is continually up-to-date when they are connected to the Internet and at the greatest risk. However, separately configurable Offline policies ensure they are fully protected when offline too.
There are now no operational risks such as 'blue screens' due to a corrupt definition updated and the unplanned compatibility changes they may produce. Network bandwidth is also minimized, as there is no longer the need to distribute large definition update files that can consume 5MB+ per day. Plus, IT saves time thanks to never having to test and administer new updates. There is also no need to maintain or pay for any on-premise servers dedicated to AV signature definitions.
Eliminating definition updates represents a huge advance in the design of antivirus technology and one that is unique to Webroot SecureAnywhere.
The Webroot SecureAnywhere® Agent is an ultra-light 700KB client designed for significantly better operational speed than other AV solutions.
On disk, it occupies less than 4MB* of space. During scanning, its RAM usage is around 12MB*or less. It is by far the world's lightest, smallest and most efficient endpoint protection Agent.1
Webroot succeeds where other solutions have failed, with a smaller footprint and faster scanning. It's an easy-to-manage, time-saving product.
The Webroot SecureAnywhere Agent works by sending file signatures and ancillary data on programs and objects to the Webroot® Intelligence Network™. It then receives real-time predictions and determinations on whether an object is 'known' good, 'known' bad, or unknown/undetermined.
The reduction of on-device processing directly contributed to Webroot SecureAnywhere scoring a record 78/80, or 97.5%, in independent performance testing. These tests focused on different performance metrics determined by PassMark Software and compare Webroot SecureAnywhere to seven of the world's leading AV vendors.
Webroot SecureAnywhere uses a variety of techniques to reduce the impact it has upon local endpoint resources. These include parsing the disk at the RAW level (to maximize scan speeds), minimizing network communication and intelligently tuning its memory usage when resource-intensive applications are detected. This feature is especially useful in traditional and virtualized server environments as well as on PCs.
During the most comprehensive scans, Webroot SecureAnywhere typically sends between 300KB and 2MB of data to the Webroot Intelligence Network for analysis. It normally receives back less than 250KB of data. On average, normal daily operation of the Webroot SecureAnywhere Agent exchanges less than 100KB of data with the Webroot Intelligence Network.
The result of optimizing Agent size, functionality, scanning, communications and interoperability within the endpoint environment is that it's never obvious to end users that the program is using any CPU or RAM resources, and therefore never gets in their way.
Such low resource usage also permits Webroot SecureAnywhere to run concurrent scans, or effortlessly scale and run on virtual machines operating within a single physical server - without any disruption.
This low system impact also improves security, as Administrators may schedule regular security scans during the working day without impacting a user's ability to keep using their machine; something not achievable with other solutions.
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Fire destroys vacant house in Healing Springs
Published: Friday, April 5, 2013 at 5:30 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, April 5, 2013 at 5:30 p.m.
HEALING SPRINGS | A vacant two-story house was destroyed after it caught fire on Cole Road Friday afternoon, and the chief of the Healing Springs Volunteer Fire Department believes the cause may be suspicious.
Healing Springs firefighters were dispatched to a working fire in the 1700 block of Cole Road at 2:32 p.m. They arrived to find a fully involved house fire, said Chief Richard Beck of the HSVFD.
Beck said the house, which was set to be used for HSVFD training, was "almost burned down" upon arrival of firefighter. Firefighters had the fire under control in about 30 minutes and remained at the scene into late Friday afternoon.
"With nobody living there and no electricity on, you would think it was suspicious," Beck said. "We were supposed to burn it in two weeks for training."
The owners of the home are a brother and sister, Terry Workman and Sharon Bullard. Beck estimated the house is a 100 years old and was last lived in about 10 years ago.
"The last time I was in that house was 20 years ago," Sharon's husband, Richard Bullard, said "It was dilapidated then."
Beck said there was no insurance on the residence and all of the windows were knocked out of it. He said the owners of the house were going to let the HSVFD use it for training because it would have cost too much to fix it.
Thomasville Fire Marshal Rocky Watts was on the scene assisting the Davidson County Fire Marshal's investigation so representatives from the fire marshal's office could attend the visitation Friday night for Jeff Smith, the former Davidson County Emergency Services director who died Tuesday night after a long bout with cancer.
Healing Springs firefighters were assisted on the scene by the Denton, South Davidson and Pooletown volunteer fire departments. Davidson County EMS and the Davidson County Sheriff's Office also assisted at the scene.
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The Delaware State Parks summer day camps have a limited number of spaces available for children ages 4 to 17.
State park day camps offer families supervised educational and recreational opportunities for children during summer vacation.
Day camp sizes are limited in order to keep counselor-to-camper ratios small.
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Liverpool have released the following ticket details for the Barclays Premier League fixture against Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium on Saturday, March 2 at 5.30pm.
The club have received an allocation of 4,047 stand tickets for this all-ticket fixture.
Ticket prices
Adult: £28
Over 65's: £20
Junior (under 16): £10
Ticket sales
Tickets will be available to season ticket holders, official members and fan card holders based on attendance at Premier League away fixtures during season 2011-12 on the following days:
Attendance at four or more games: Wednesday, February 6. Supporters who purchase during this sale are guaranteed a ticket.
Attendance at three or more games: Thursday, February 7. Tickets purchased during this sale are subject to availability and no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply.
Sales channels
Tickets are available online at www.liverpoolfc.com/tickets and are on sale from 8.15am. Tickets will remain on sale until sold out or otherwise advertised.
Call the booking line on 0843 170 5555 (overseas +0044 151 907 9399) between 8.15am and 5.45pm from Monday to Friday, and 9.15am to 3pm on Saturday.
The ticket office at Anfield is open between 8.15am and 3.45pm from Monday to Friday, and 9.15am to 3pm on Saturday.
Please note: concessionary tickets can now be purchased online.
Supporters can purchase tickets for up to a maximum of four qualifying fan cards and a 90p booking fee per ticket will be applied across all sales channels if paying by credit or debit card.
Executive box holders, centenary, premier and executive members should contact the hospitality sales department on 0151 263 9199.
Disabled supporter applications
Liverpool have also received an allocation of 14 wheelchair and carer tickets priced at £20 per pair. Ambulant tickets are also available at £20 per pair. Concessions also apply.
Please visit www.liverpoolfc.com/accessibility for how to apply for tickets, or for further information telephone one of our specialised advisors on 0843 170 5555 and select the disability option.
Travel information
The club will be operating a coach service for this fixture, departing at 3pm. Tickets are priced at £10.50 each. Coach tickets can be purchased online by visiting www.liverpoolfc.com or alternatively, please telephone 0843 170 5555. There are no booking fees for any coach tickets purchased.
Additional information
We would emphasise to all eligible applicants that tickets are subject to availability for as long as supplies last and no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply.
Should there be any tickets remaining following the initial sale, Liverpool will make a further announcement.
Please note: if collecting or purchasing tickets on the day of a home game, we advise that you arrive as early as possible to avoid unnecessary queuing.
Refund requests for this fixture will not be considered after Monday, February 18.
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|Frank Kara Hall of Fame
A formidable boxer at 127 lbs., Frank Kara was an NCAA national champion in 1941 and a Pacific Coast Conference champ in 1940. He helped the boxing team earn their first two NCAA team titles in 1940 and 1941 and a 1940 Pacific Coast Conference title. Kara's 1941 national title was special because his brother Ted Kara, who fought at 120 lbs., also won a title that year. It was the first time in NCAA history that a combination of brothers had won NCAA titles in the same tournament.


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Miami Dolphins swap 6th round picks for Reggie Bush
The Miami Dolphins presently have all of its draft picks in 2012.
It was recently learned that last year's trade with the New Orleans Saints, which brought Miami tailback Reggie Bush, involved backup safety Jonathan Amaya and a SWAP of sixth-round draft picks in 2012.
This won't be confirmed until the NFL releases all seven rounds of draft picks, and announces the compensatory picks at the NFL's owner's meeting in late March. But I've got no reason to believe its false considering the information came from the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
That means the Dolphins got a tailback who in 15 games rushed for 1,086 yards, caught 296 yards worth of passes, scored seven touchdowns, served as a locker room leader, and is presently the face of the franchise. And all this for dropping a couple of spots in the sixth round.
Considering the last few sixth-rounders Miami selected were fullback Charles Clay, offensive tackle Andrew Gardner, who lasted one season with the team, Jalen Parmele, Donald Thomas, Lex Hilliard, Reagan Mauia and Drew Mormino, it turns out that was a pretty solid deal General Manager Jeff Ireland made.
Never mind that the Dolphins were the only team actively pursuing Bush at the time. New Orleans traded Bush to ensure that he didn't end up in Tampa Bay, playing for a division rival.
Bush, who will earn $4.5 million this season because of the extension Miami gave him during the trade, is entering the final year of his contract.
It is POSSIBLE the Dolphins could extend his deal to create a little more salary cap space. Say Miami adds an extra one or two years at the same salary ($4.5 million a season), and gives him most of the money upfront, it could create approximately $2 million more in spending room.
Bush knows he's not getting any younger. And considering how much Bush LOVES South Florida's life – he repeatedly told us so – I'm told that would be something this 26-year-old would be open to doing.
Bush hasn't firmly put down roots in South Florida YET.
The Dolphins have a vision for Bush moving forward, especially since his skill set fits the west coast offense.
"He's what we thought we would be. I thought he had a great year," Ireland said. "I'm excited to have him back on the team."


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Wrenfrow comes to ASUN after serving as an instructor at Ozarka College. �Wrenfrow earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from College of the Ozarks, her Masters of Human and Environmental Sciences degree with an emphasis in Hospitality from the University of Arkansas, and has numerous years of experience in the culinary industry. "I am extremely excited for this opportunity at ASU-Newport," said Wrenfrow. �"We have a brand-new building, we have state-of-the-art equipment and the students will receive the best quality education possible. �It is exciting to start a new program and our students will be trained and ready to go to work when they graduate from our programs." "Jonesboro is very restaurant and food-service heavy, and our programs will certainly benefit the entire area," added Wrenfrow. �"Local employers will benefit from our program because they will be hiring new employees with a level of training that has not been offered in this area. Our goal is to produce quality, productive students who can enter the workplace and do an outstanding job." Arkansas State University-Newport's Hospitality Services program will be housed in the new Fowler Family Hospitality Services building located on ASUN's Jonesboro campus. �The Hospitality Services program will offer Associate of Applied Science degrees in Culinary Services or Food Service & Management. �Students can also pursue Technical Certificates in Culinary Services or Food Service & Management, as well as a Certificate of Proficiency in Hospitality Services. �Enrollment for the fall semester is currently underway and students interested in enrolling in any of the programs may call 870-932-2176 for more information. "We are certainly excited that Jessica is joining the ASUN staff as our Instructor of Culinary Arts," said Charles Appleby, Vice Chancellor of ASUN's Jonesboro campus. �"Her background and expertise will be an asset to ASUN as we begin these new programs."
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Open Women Splits Morning Pair On Lake Carnegie, Claims First Ivy Win
The varsity eight is now 2-2, 1-1 in the Ivy League, coming off last weekend's split against both Brown and Michigan State. Both of its losses have come to teams ranked in the Top 5 of the latest USRowing/Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association poll.
"It was awesome to be able to face a really tough competitor like Virginia this early on," junior Nicki Byl said, "since we normally don't face them until the national championship."
The Cavaliers, coming off a win over sixth-ranked USC last weekend, won the varsity eight race in 6:41.9, while Princeton took second in 6:44.9. Columbia rounded out the field in 7:09.7.
The Princeton second varsity eight continued to be one of the best 2V boats in the nation. After an undefeated 2013 regular season, it moved to 4-0 early this season with a three-second win over Virginia. Princeton took the race in 6:47.3, while Virginia topped Columbia for second by more than 35 seconds.
"Our boat had a really solid race today," Byl said of the 2V win. "We had a great start and then stayed calm and confident through the halfway point, when Virginia tried to take a major push back. We were pleased with our piece last week but this week focused on trying to improve our sprint in the final 250, which I think also went well today."
Virginia won the remaining races in the regatta, which was the only home competition Saturday morning on Lake Carnegie. The Cavalier V4 won in 7:51.8, and the third varsity won in 7:11.0.
Though every victory is a good one, Princeton understands that it is still early in the process, especially with less water time than usual this spring. Byl has been happy with the work put in by the entire program, and looks forward to see how those efforts could pay off over the next two months.
"I think our team has done a great job making the most of every practice since getting back on the water," she said. "There's definitely a good sense of urgency, and I feel like our team is making solid strides forward."
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Virginia 6:41.9
Princeton 6:44.9
Columbia 7:09.7
Second Varsity Eight
Princeton 6:47.3
Virginia 6:50.3
Columbia 7:25.9
Varsity Four
Virginia 7:51.8
Princeton 8:03.1
Columbia 8:12.5
Varsity B4/C4
Virginia B 7:52.5
Princeton B 8:03.0
Virginia C 8:24.0
Princeton C 9:03.0
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Virginia 3V 7:11.0
Virginia 4V 7:14.3
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What happens when comedian Joan Rivers moves in with her daughter, Melissa? A whole lot of laughter, drama and talk of plastic surgery. Cameras follow the Rivers women at home and on the road as they try to find balance between their professional and personal relationship. (Melissa is the co-executive producer of E! network's Fashion Police and Joan is one of that show's four co-hosts.)
In the Season 2 premiere (January 24), Joan decides it's time for a "10,000 mile tune up" on her neck, while Melissa thinks it's a risky—and unnecessary—procedure. The younger Rivers tries to stage an intervention, but Joan is quick to quip, "I don't want to be the one the President pardons on Thanksgiving."
We won't spoil the rest of the episode for you, but before you turn your nose up know this: There are poignant moments captured between this mother-daughter duo. The Rivers women are open and honest with their successes and struggles. It's relatable reality television worth watching.
Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? airs Tuesdays at 9pm EST on WE tv.
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Here are the top 5 climbing fests in the west for making connections:
HERA Climb4Life, Salt Lake City, UT, Sept. 15-18, 2011 When I signed up for the first HERA Salt Lake Climb4Life in 2002, I could count my outdoor rock climbing experience on one hand. I spent my summer days in a climbing gym with a woman who turned out to be one of those people you shouldn't trust to hold your latte let alone your belay. After she married and turned into a flaming Burner, I walked around the gym begging for belays. Then, I read the flyer. Pay a nominal registration fee and get two days of guided climbing where seasoned professionals set up the ropes and belay everyone. You don't need a partner; you don't even need gear as the use of everything from shoes to ropes is donated by Black Diamond. The organizers separate the 200 attendees into small groups according to your desired climbing level and location. All you have to do is show up and rope up. Even Never-Evers have a place. The pros also offer pointers and, with so many ropes hanging from the rock wall like a 70s beaded curtain, there's no waiting. In addition, there's yoga in the morning, massages in the afternoon and parties at night. I climbed 23 routes in two days and walked with commitments from two new partners. Polygamy's cool in Utah, right?
Red Rock Rendezvous , Red Rock National Conservation Area, Las Vegas, Nev. March 30 - April 1, 2012 Two days of climbing for every skill level, clinics from the world's best climbers, pancake breakfasts, slide shows, camping, parties and giveaways. Registration fills up fast so sign up early.
International Climber's Fest - Lander, Wyoming, July 6-10, 2011 Granite-filled trad climbs in the Wind River Range, limestone sport crags at Sinks Canyon and Wild Iris, climbing clinics, parties, slideshows, and countless raffles make this a fun-filled three-day weekend of climbing for all ability levels. This cliquey fest works better if you roadtrip with good friends.
Squamish Mountain Festival , Squamish, BC, July 13-17. The crags of Squamish attract climbers from all around the globe. Get on board for climbing, bouldering, yoga, a themed party, a film festival, photography contest, clinics, a Dyno comp, and its first ever trail run.
Pocatello Pump - Pocatello, Idaho, Sept. 17-18, 2011 One of the oldest rock climbing gatherings in the U.S., the Pump is a competition that's more like a two-day climbing spree for all abilities and ages. Highlights include an amazing swag giveaway and pig roast.


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Dr. Helena S. Wisniewski, UAA's Vice Provost for Research and Graduate Studies, was invited to the State Capitol in January and February 2014 at the invitation of Representative Mia Costello, Representative Shelley Hughes, and Representative Cathy Muñoz. Dr. Wisniewski was asked to provide testimony to the House of Representatives Economic Development Working Group in January. She was also invited to provide testimony before the House of Representatives Economic Development, Trade, & Tourism Committee and the House of Representatives University of Alaska Finance Committee in February.
Links to her testimony before the Economic Development, Trade, & Tourism Committee and the University of Alaska Finance Committee follow:
On January 1, 2014, Vice Provost for Research Dr. Helena Wisniewski ran her first sled dog race in the Alaskan Sled Dog & Racing Association's Orville & Doris Lake Memorial Race at Tozier Track in Anchorage. Pictured is Dr. Wisniewski and her lead dog Onyx. Click here for a photo from the Anchorage Daily News of Dr. Wisniewski during the race.
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Amazing for sun damaged problem skin
By Jo
from Missouri
About Me Beauty Conscious
Comments about Resist Weekly Retexturizing Foam 4% BHA - 1.5 oz:
I have combination skin that is sensitive with rosacea and is sun damaged. I use this product every night with great results. It's taken time to work up to daily use, but it's become a wonder product. I can't believe how it has worked on reversing sun damage - brown spots, deeper wrinkles, sagging, dullness. Nothing reverses it completely, but this has done a heck of a job. I don't look almost 50!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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(22 of 23 customers found this review helpful)
Absolutely Amazed!
By Emily C.
from Arlington, VA
I have had bumps on my face particularly around my eyes and on my forehead since I was in my early 20's. They have been diagnosed as sebaceous hyperplasia and nothing I've tried, including IPL laser, benzoyl peroxide, Retin-A, the 2% BHA liquid and even the 9% BHA has been very effective in reducing their appearance. I still LOVE the 2% liquid and 9% BHA formulations as they make my skin smoother and are effective in preventing new outbreaks and bumps, but they haven't worked on the bumps that I've had since I was much younger.Recently I listened to Kate and Desiree discussing product development and Kate mentioned that the 4% BHA foam had deeper penetration. I had a bottle which I hadn't used because I found it a bit irritating however I thought I'd try it again. This time I applied it to my face for only 1 hr. initially. The results were fantastic! My skin looked so much smoother that I started applying it daily for a just a bit longer each day so as not to cause irritation. I even started applying it to the bumps under my eyes with a Q-tip. I've been using it for about 3 weeks now and I amazed by the results!! The bumps around my eyes are significantly smaller!! Clogged pores that would not budge are either gone or substantially diminished. I can't believe it! Even my sister asked me what I had been doing because she noticed a difference. I just absolutely had to share this with you and thank Kate in particular. I feel so fortunate to have discovered your line years ago. My skin looks better than it's ever looked! You have saved me thousands of dollars but more than that, I know that you offer honest and realistic advice as well as the best products on the market. Thank you!!
(8 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
Game Changer
By Kelly
from Columbia, South Carolina
About Me Beauty Expert
I've always struggled with acne, and have consistently had at least a few pimples at a time since I was a teenager. I've tried everything under the sun, and this is the first product to truly clear up my acne. I can now say that I maybe get one zit a month, and any spots leftover are lightened much more quickly. I use this every night, and during the day I use the 2% BHA exfoliater. It never dries out my skin or stings, and the foam dries quickly on my skin. I honestly have no idea what I would do without this stuff-- it has changed my life by making me so much more comfortable and confident! There is ONE downside, and that is that the foam has a strong fishy odor. I've recommended this product, along with the 2% BHA, to EVERYONE!
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Awesome Product!
By Erin
from Houston, TX
I actually use this product on an as needed basis instead of once a week; that is if your skin can tolerate it. It is a little sticky when you first apply, but this texture dries down very quickly. I apply PC Moisture Gel on top. An all around great product if you need that little extra help that a 1% or 2% BHA formula just isn't doing. This is a great boost! Anyone who is looking to refine their skin, this is a must have!
(3 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
By T702
from Sacramento, CA
About Me Skin Care Professional
I've struggled with acne since I was a teenager. I'm pushing 30 soon!! You name it, I've tried it. That includes every over the counter product, dermatologist visits and expensive lasers. I came across this product and I am beyond ecstatic that something is finally working to clear up my acne prone skin. My pores and barley noticeable anymore and I no longer have a face full of blackheads and whiteheads. I almost can't believe my skin is as soft as it is because I can't remember a time when I didn't have a breakout. Thank you so much for thiswonderful product!
New formla not as good as before.
By Alotta Pitts
from Twin Cities, MN
I use it two to three times a week. I still love it but the previous formula I would have wrestled a bear for while this, meh, he can have it. I can reorder. Pro - the bottle doesn't leak like it used to. Con - fishy smell that disapates in a couple of minutes. Isn't quite as effective as before.
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Smelly but great
By mirandamae90
from Stevens Point, WI
I'm 25 with dry skin on most of my face and oily skin in my nose only. My nose pores get really big too so I decided to try this. I use it nearly everyday (at night before bed) and make skin looks much better, my pores are still pretty big though. It smells pretty gross but after a minute or so you can't tell. I've had maybe 2 zits since I started using this nearly 3 months ago and I used to get a few breakouts a month.
(5 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
not sure is it working
By Lill
from Canada
Been using it over a month. I have acne on my face, chest and back. It dries skin a lot so using it on my face once week and on body area every second day or so. I use Paula´s moisturizer over it but I still have lot of dry skin on my face, have to buy exfoliating scrub ASAP. Not sure this product makes any difference on my skin. Been using it over a month. Pimples go and new ones come. I kinda don´t wanna say it´s a bad product, maybe I´m just a tough case to crack.
(2 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
By Summer
from Lindale, TX
I'm in love with this product! I was nervous when I reordered and noticed that they changed the formula a little, but it works even better for my skin now. The old one left my skin feeling a little greasy, but this one didn't at all. Yes, the smell is a little weird, but it disappears within a few seconds so that's not an issue at all for me. It left my face soft and noticeably brighter the next morning. I had a little breakout starting, but it's smaller too. I couldn't be happier with this product!
(8 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
Red spots over my face
By JJ
from New York
I am very happy with most PC's products that I tried. For this one, I felt fantastic during first 4 week use (once per week), then it starts leaving red and dry spot on my face which took a week to get rid of. I purchased another bottle at the time, but really cannot use it anymore.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
I LOVE this stuff!!!
By Lorie
from New Albany, MS
I have oily skin with breakouts, large pores and un-even skin tone. I use it everyday. It clears my face dramatically over night. Tough spots within days. My skin tone is so much more even and my pores are not obvious.I also let my 12 and 15 yr old use it on breakouts. It clears theirs almost completely over night. It is barely visible next day. I was shocked. My daughter had an area of breakout on side of her face. We tried many different things over a couple of months. I put this on it. The next day it was nearly all gone! We couldn't believe it! After 3 days , it was barely even there. I love this stuff! It works better than anything I have ever used!The only thing I do not like is the smell. Yet, I can deal with the smell since my results are so great!
(11 of 13 customers found this review helpful)
Be Wary
By Anthony N.
from Undisclosed
I bought this off my other account and after my first use i realize my skin started to dry out and around my eyes and neck developed a rash to the point it hurts to put on moisturizer, my skin started to get blotchy red.
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(20 of 21 customers found this review helpful)
Allergic reaction
By Sarah R.
I liked it the first few times I used it. Unfortunately I have developed an allergic reaction to something in the product. 4 times over the past two months I've woken up with extremely itchy/red skin and puffy swollen eyes (even went to the optometrist to rule out an eye infection). It's such a relief to read that others are having the exact same symptoms. The symptoms/recovery time are so intense that I'd skip this one completely. Don't risk it - my face is like a war zone.
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So brightening!
By Ilana W.
I love this stuff! I use it only once a week because it is pretty strong and I try to keep my skincare pretty minimal. I have dry acne prone skin, and while my skin is a little more dry the next day than usual, my skin also looks brighter and the acne is diminished significantly. I mainly use this when I have nothing to do the next day so I don't have to wear makeup, because when I wear makeup over the accentuated dryness, it looks a little cakey and weird. This is great stuff, try it out!
(7 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
Did not work
By Nicole
This product worked in the beginning. After using it for a month, my face turned red and itchy. It took me almost a month for a it recover. And then I tested it again recently, the minute I put it I can see red patches and started to itch really bad. It was a waste of my money.
(9 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
Allergic Reaction - Test before applying all over!
By Michelle
I consider myself as having really tough skin but this one beat me up good. Woke up with red swollen itchy skin. Even more itchy and swollen the next day, and now swollen eyes! Took a day to realize it was the treatment because I really don't get adverse reaction to skin care, they either work or don't work, never this! Then I remembered using this treatment for the first time the night before. I then decided to reread other reviews and yep, same symptoms. Please try out on small area first!
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Great product, terrible smell
By STEVE B.
I've been using this for several years as I have oily skin and prone to clogged pores - especially on my scalp. This product goes on so easily and absorbs instantly. A little does go a long way so be careful not to over-do it. Since the reformulation, the smell of the product is terrible. Appreciate no unnecessary fragrance, but just note the smell is off putting. Customer service told me they were aware of the smell and hope to address when reformulated in the fall.
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Bad reaction
By JULIE J.
At first I thought my reaction to this product was because of using it with other products. But it's this product alone. It makes my skin red, like I have a burn, and itchy. I can tolerate other AHA and BHA products from Paula's Choice, but this is really different. Use with extreme caution. Even with makeup, I can't really hide what this did to my skin, red and itchy, for several days.
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
a little goes a long way
By Anonymous
I've been using this for 3 months, maybe 1x a week at night, maybe less--not sure. Was pleased with the results (though the smell is admittedly rank when you first apply it). Hadn't used it for a few weeks (while on vacation) and when I next used it I woke up in the morning to swollen eyes and a red/itchy face/neck that took a couple of days to calm down. I don't know if the bottle has gone "off" or if I unthinkingly used 2 pumps instead of 1 and rubbed over my eyes. Will try carefully 1x more.
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So far so good!
By Pat R.
I used RESIST Weekly Treatment 4% BHA last night on face, neck & chest - one scant pump - avoiding eye area. Used my regular serum and moisturizer afterward. I could feel mild tingling when I went to sleep but woke up to silky smooth skin, no irritation or redness from the product. My skin is generally good, combo with fine lines, occasional blackheads or congested pores. I'm hopeful that if used weekly, RESIST will eliminate the few blackheads/bumps I have & prevent others. So far I'm pleased.
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Allergic Reaction
By Ann M.
After using this, the next morning I awoke to a red itchy bumpy face and my eyelids were swollen. Glad others are able to use this product to their benefit, but it will not become part of my routine. I'll keep using my Resist for oily skin BHA which is working very nicely.The fishy smell does dissipate and wouldn't have otherwise been an issue.
Love This!!!!
By Mark M.
After just one application , I felt and saw a difference. I have settled in to every other day and love the results. Smaller pores and softer more radiant skin. Thank you Paula.
Had a very bad reaction to this product
By LAURA H.
Sadly, I had a VERY bad reaction to this product: on both (non-contiguous) nights I used it, I woke up with itchy, flaky, red, swollen skin. It's just now starting to clear up after three days of putting nothing on my skin at night except a very mild cleanser and very mild moisturizer. I've been happily using Paula's Choice products for many years, never had any problems, and I use the 2% BHA liquid with no problem, but this stuff was the first thing of Paula's that was like poison for my skin.
Just Excellent
By RT
This product is a welcome addition to my growing arsenal of treatments. I have persistently oily and breakout prone skin, am 44 with some other issues as well. This product is strong and I would recommend working your way up to it. I have been using BHAs for 15 years so I tolerated it quite well. Nothing like it for handling new breakouts. They virtually disappear overnight.
Part of my face loves it...
By MARY C.
I love the way this product makes my skin look and feel. Unfortunately, I've learned I have to be careful applying, because if I accidentally get any on my eyelids I develop atopic dermatitis on that spot. It took me awhile to figure out (& my doctor agreed) that this product was the likely culprit, because the sensitivity developed over time (about 1 yr.) Recently, I've noticed a dry patch on my forehead. I hope this doesn't mean I'll eventually not be able to use this product at all!
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Resist Weekly Retexturizing Foam is an innovative treatment that delivers smoother, younger-looking skin overnight. Specialized technology encapsulates anti-aging superstar salicylic acid for time-released delivery—so you get dramatic results without flaking or signs of irritation.
The unique liquid-to-foam texture feels water-light yet is packed with soothing ingredients that reduce redness, calm inflammation, unclog pores, and reduce symptoms of rosacea. Plant-based antioxidants work with the exfoliating, pore-penetrating action of salicylic acid to stimulate collagen production for firmer, smoother, more radiant skin.
This weekly skin saver not only reduces multiple signs of aging, but also helps fade red marks from breakouts; plus, it's a potent option for banishing stubborn "chicken skin" (keratosis pilaris) on arms or legs. This product has a pH range of 3.2-3.8.
Who is this product for?
Resist Weekly Retexturizing Foam is for anyone concerned with signs of aging, enlarged pores, and breakouts. Also excellent for those with rosacea or for treating "chicken skin" (keratosis pilaris). The formula is suitable for all skin types, but best for combination to oily or breakout-prone skin.
NOTE: Those allergic to aspirin (acetylsalicylate) should not use products containing salicylic acid (beta hydroxy acid).
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Key Ingredients:
safflower seed oil, adenosine, burdock root, slippery elm bark, Salix nigra (willow) bark extract, allantoin, grape seed extract, aloe barbadensis leaf juice extract, borage seed extract, matricaria flower extract, glycerin, Boerhavia diffusa root extract, salicylic acid, dipotassium glycyrrhizate, green tea, willow bark, olive oil/olive fruit oil, licorice extract, white nettle, sodium ascorbyl phosphate
Water (Aqua), Butylene Glycol, Salicylic Acid, Cocamidopropyl Dimethylamine, Polysorbate 20, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Glycyrrhiza Glabra (Licorice) Root Extract, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate, Adenosine, Allantoin, Glycerin, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract, Salix Alba (Willow) Bark Extract, Salix Nigra (Willow) Bark Extract, Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extract, Borage Officinalis (Borage) Extract, Ulmus Fulva (Slippery Elm) Bark Extract, Lamium Album (White Nettle) Flower Extract, Arctium Lappa (Burdock) Root Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Boerhavia Diffusa Root Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, Carthamus Tinctorius (Safflower) Seed Oil, Polysorbate 80, Disodium EDTA, PEG/PPG-17/6 Copolymer, Aminomethyl Propanol, Potassium Sorbate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phenoxyethanol.
DIRECTIONS: Use at least once weekly, at night. After cleansing and toning, dispense one pump and smooth treatment over face, neck, and chest. Do not rinse. Follow with the rest of your evening skincare routine.
May be used once a week or daily depending on your skin's response and your concerns. It can be applied at the same time as your regular BHA exfoliant, but pay attention to how your skin responds and adjust usage accordingly. Do not apply to lips or eyelids eye area.
If eye contact occurs, hold eye open and rinse immediately and thoroughly with plenty of water for at least 20 minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present, after the first five minutes, then continue rinsing the eye. Consult your eye doctor immediately for care advice.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article.
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Amy Winehouse was already a household name in her native England when she performed her first U.S. showcase gigs at the 2007 South by Southwest (SXSW) Festival in Austin, Texas. Winehouse more than lived up to her hype and garnered rave reviews for being over-the-top in every way –from her quirky retro look to her extraordinary vocal maturity and musical prowess.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will open its latest featured exhibit, Common Ground: The Music Festival Experience on Friday, April 25, 2014. The exhibition will be an engaging look at the music festival as more than just an outdoor concert, but as a community experience. Whether it's forging human bonds, building a sense of community, providing broad exposure for musical artists or as one of the most important economic engines of the music industry, the story of the music festival is inextricably linked with music's powerful cultural impact around the globe. Visit Common Ground: The Music Festival Experience to immerse yourself in this story.
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I recently had the honor of delivering a commencement speech, but this wasn't your typical college graduation. The students were 23 people in their 50s. They'd just completed Encore! Hartford, a University of Connecticut workforce development program designed to help seasoned corporate professionals transition into encore careers through managerial positions in the nonprofit sector.
Here are some of the things I said to them; maybe they'll help inspire you to get your own encore career under way:
Before I get into offering advice for the Encore! Hartford graduates, I've got to quickly point out how wonderful it is to look out into this audience and see all of you graduates sitting alongside your proud children! It's a nice twist on the usual graduation, where parents beam as they watch their children accept their diplomas.
(MORE: Where to Get Help Launching Your Encore Career)
I want to briefly share a little bit about my own story and why Encore! Hartford is so near to my heart.
I first heard about encore careers in 2007. I was a workplace columnist for The New York Times and wrote a piece about the book Encore: Finding Work That Matters in the Second Half of Life by Marc Freedman. The book introduced me to a big new idea: that many people hitting midlife are seized with the urge to make a difference in the world and are going through some kind of reinvention to do it.
My Twisting Career
This issue hit me professionally and personally. I had lived through a big career change myself, having abandoned corporate law to become a journalist in my 30s because I wanted more purpose in my life.
In 2008, I faced yet another career upheaval, only this time it wasn't my choice. The New York Times abruptly canceled my Shifting Careers column and blog; they were extremely popular, but I was an expensive freelancer and the media industry was trying to figure out its own survival.
I was blindsided. After all, I was tweeting. I was on the cutting edge. I was also devastated and embarrassed. Remember, I was a workplace expert who was now out of a job.
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Fiat was a candy find that I really just stumbled across in one of the many gourmet stores all over Los Angeles. In this specific one my boyfriend and I popped in because they're supposed to have outstanding burgers, but I also found some cool candy in their store while I waited. One of them was the Fiat and the Fiat Noir. They both were in little displays at the cash registers. Seeing as they were from Majani chocolate company from Bologna, Italy, I figured they would be a small indulgence and were worth a try. Especially since they said "Gianduja" on them. Yum, yum!
Each Fiat is a little cube about 1/2 inch tall and 3/4 inch wide. The white/red paper wrappers conceal the edges to a foil wrapper that protects the gianduja. It's simple and attractive to look at. You can faintly smell their rich sweetness through the package.
Once out of the wrappers each cube is beautiful to look at. You can see different layers of chocolate and lighter gianduja in the cubes, so they look very decorative.
The Fiat Noir has two chocolate sides sandwiching a center of gianduja, so it looks like a colorful two tone cube. The flavor is intensely rich of chocolate and gianduja. The hazelnut notes are impeccable with sweet nutty flavors and a nice roasted taste. The chocolate is smooth and creamy but not too sweet. The overall effect is a less sweet, but strong and fancier Nutella.
Fiat milk chocolate has a much lighter color scheme. This one has light creamy beige and milk chocolate stripes. The flavor is more hazelnut and very sweet. You don't taste much chocolate flavor here, just intense nutty flavors and sweetness. It reminds me of a hazelnut peanut butter in a way. Really tasty.
These were both incredible. They were flavorful, delicious, rich and satisfying. The cube was just the right portion size too. They went fantastically with a cup of coffee. My boyfriend and I shared them for as long as I small stash remained. We will definitely be stopping to get more next time we're close to that store again.
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Erika Iverson from Red Rocks Community College was in town on Monday to talk with Otero Junior College nursing program and Rocky Ford Family Health Center. Red Rocks is seeking students for its Physician's Assistants program and also housing for students when they are interning here.
Red Rocks Community College in Arvada is offering a Physician's Assistants program to qualified persons who wish to provide primary care to medically under-served areas. If current trends continue, by 2025 there will be a statewide shortage of nearly 2,200 primary care providers (Colorado Health Institute, 2009).
Persons who would be interested in this program would include nurses and emergency medical technicians. It is one of two programs in the state of Colorado. It is a 25 month program, graduating 30 PAs each year. The two year program tuition cost per student is less than $45,000 (including Master's St. Francis PA program in Pennsylvania).
The Red Rocks Community College Physician Assistant Program is accredited by the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant (ARC-PA). The RRCC program offers courses leading to a Certificate in PA Studies and prepares the student for the Physician Assistant National Certifying Exam (PANCE) which is administered by the National Commission for the Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA). Upon passage of the PANCE, graduates are eligible for licensure in any state. Students admitted to the RRCC PA program may elect to co-register at St. Francis University to pursue a fully-accredited master's degree.
Red Rocks has been awarded a Health Resources and Services Administration grant to fund tuition for two students per class going into primary care in a rural/underserved community; these students do all their rotations in rural areas and are committed to practicing rural once they graduate.
This program is seeking local families who would be willing to house a PA candidate during the rotation assignment in the La Junta area. There will be a background check at the expense of the program and a reimbursement to the host family of $10 a day. For more information, contact Erika Iverson, Project Coordinator PA Program, office (303) 914-6280 or cell (507) 313-3334. Her email is email@example.com.
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2011: Working her way back to health, Coach Schroeder anticipates Parkinson will lead the 2011 women's cross country squad to what could be their first ever team appearance at the NAIA Cross Country National Championships this coming fall.
2010: Parkinson's freshman campaign was historic. Setting a new school record for cross country during the fall, Parkinson ran a personal best of 18:22, and helped her team to the best team time in school history at the Conference Championships. In the spring, Parkinson became the first woman in the history of The Master's College to qualify for the NAIA Outdoor Track & Field National Championships on the track, running an incredible 17:45 for 5000m at the Occidental Distance Carnival. Plagued by injury following her national qualification, Parkinson was unable to compete at Nationals.
High School: Was the number one female distance runner for running powerhouse Canyon High School...


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Did Mitt Romney rescue, as he claims, a Winter Olympiad that was "sullied by scandal" and "on the brink of financial disaster?" Here's a better question: When are the Olympics not "sullied" and "on the brink"? Throughout history, the Olympics have been laced with scandal and tragedy, often far worse than the Salt Lake's bidding controversy.
Russia 2014
As early as 2008, the government of Georgia was already calling for a boycott of the Games over the involvement of Russia in the battle for South Ossetia.
Vancouver 2010
With four years to opening ceremonies, the British Columbian auditor general found that the Games were on pace to exceed the original estimated price tag by nearly $2 billion.
Beijing 2008
Health experts feared that the thick gray haze that covers China's capital would spell respiratory doom for Olympic athletes.
Torino 2006
Italian authorities raided the Olympic Village, seeking evidence of doping.
Athens 2004
With 100 days to go, the Greeks hadn't finished the metro station to the stadium and the entire city was a construction zone.
Sydney 2000
An investigation revealed that Australia's bid committee had broken the rules with its "extravagant" hospitality, including expensive gifts to delegates without which, the independent query found, Sydney may not have won the Games.
Nagano 1998
The Japanese spent $26 million in gifts for International Olympic Committee members.
Atlanta 1996
A 40-pound pipe bomb exploded during a concert at Centennial Olympic Park. Two were killed and more than 100 were injured.
Lillehammer 1994
Tonya Harding achieved infamy after her ex-husband conspired to attack competitor Nancy Kerrigan during a practice session for the U.S. Figure Skating Championships. By Games time, Harding was crying her way through her routine over a broken lace, placing eighth to Kerrigan's silver.
Los Angeles 1984
The Soviet Union led 14 other nations in a boycott of the Los Angeles Games.
Moscow 1980
U.S. President Jimmy Carter ordered a boycott of the 1980 Summer Games in Moscow in protest of the Soviet Union's invasion of Afghanistan. More than 60 nations declined to participate in the Games.
Lake Placid 1980
Protests mounted when New York state released plans to turn Olympic housing facilities into a prison after the Games.
Montreal 1976
Twenty-two African nations boycotted the Games in protest after the IOC refused to ban New Zealand from participating. The Kiwis had previously sent a rugby team to South Africa, breaking the cultural embargo in place as an international stance on apartheid.
Munich 1972
Two weeks into the Games, the Black September terrorist group took Israeli athletes and coaches hostage, killing 11. Five hostage takers were killed by German police.
Japan 1972
An ego contest between Austrian skier Karl Schranz and IOC president Avery Brundage culminated with Schranz' disqualification from the Games. Why? A sponsorship faux pas. He wore a shirt with a coffee logo on it while attending a soccer match.
Mexico City 1968
Ten days before the Games, thousands of students and supporters in Mexico City amassed in the Plaza de las Tres Culturas in the Tlatelolco section of Mexico City to protest their authoritarian government. Police forces crushed the demonstrators, killing scores and arresting more than 1,300 others.
Melbourne 1956
Seven countries, including China, boycotted the Games for various political reasons.
Tokyo 1940
The IOC revoked Japan's right to host, gave the Games to Helsinki, then canceled the event altogether due to the Soviet war with Finland. It also canceled the 1944 Games due to World War II.
Berlin 1936
The Summer Olympics were presided over by Adolf Hitler.


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Men's Hockey Skates to 2-2 Tie at Dartmouth
HANOVER, N.H. (3/1/13) - The Princeton men's hockey team was less than four minutes away from a win when Dartmouth's Jesse Beamish spoiled the victory and scored the game-tying goal to force overtime. The game finished in an exciting, no-holds-barred 2-2 tie.
With a 7-10-3 ECAC record, Princeton remains in a tie for ninth place, along with Brown. The Tigers are 9-14-4 overall.
Beamish scored at 16:23 on a wrap around after Eric Neiley tried to pop the puck in on netminder Mike Condon on the left side. Condon was down on his stomach and tried to get over to cover the left side but Neiley beat him to it.
Dartmouth's Mike Keenan scored the game's first goal at 15:08. Brett Patterson got the puck at the extended red and sent it up the ice to Keenan at the left point. Keenan fired the puck through traffic and into the back of the net.
It was a short-lived lead as senior Will MacDonald scored 2:06 later to knot the game at 1-1. MacDonald scored right off a faceoff with freshman Michael Zajac drawing the puck back to MacDonald who ripped a shot from the high slot.
Junior Andrew Ammon gave Princeton the lead midway though the second period. Freshman Kyle Rankin found Ammon between the circles and Ammon rifled a high shot over the outstretched glove of netminder Charles Grant.
The Big Green tried to end the game in regulation when Taylor Boldt got a breakaway, but he was denied by Condon on a toe save with 40 seconds left in the third.
Dartmouth's best chance of the extra period was a shot by Tyler Sikura but Condon made the stop with two minutes left. Grant was challenged on the other end, as Princeton had a 4-2 edge in shots in overtime. Matt Farris ripped a shot from the left point that Grant took in the chest and hung onto with 1:11 remaining. He made his biggest and best stop of the game with 31.8 seconds left with a glove save on a blast from senior Michael Sdao from the point.
Condon finished the game with 30 saves and Grant made 40, as Princeton outshot Dartmouth 42-32.
Dartmouth will have home ice in the playoffs as it improves to 13-10-4 overall and 9-8-3 in the league to sit in a three-way tie for third place.
Princeton travels to Harvard for a 7 p.m., game tomorrow night. Harvard defeated No. 1 Quinnipiac 3-2 in overtime tonight.


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If you're always surveying the brilliance of the world around you, the Biology major might be just the place to open your eyes to a whole new universe. With a campus located in the perfect natural setting for field research, plus facilities that house a variety of labs, state-of-the-art instruments and even a green house, this department prepares students for work in research, biotechnology and teaching. It's also a great start for students interested in medicine, health services and consulting.
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The tradition continued Saturday as the Queen and Junior Queen Mallard pageants kicked off the Wings Over the Prairie Festival. Twenty-eight girls took the stage, competing in evening gown and onstage interviews, with two local girls coming out on top.
Ashley Hopson was crowned Queen Mallard LVII and Maraye Tudor, Junior Queen Mallard XXII. The two young ladies will now reign over the week's festivities including the Great Duck Race, all of the duck calling contests and various events throughout the year.
Rounding out Queen Mallard's court was first runner-up Halle Erwin, second runner-up Jenny Lorince, Miss Congeniality Bailey Amaden and Crowd's Choice Raven Walton. Hopson also won the photogenic award.
"I was so nervous and then excited to win my first year and get to follow in the footsteps of all the great Queen Mallards before me," Hopson said.
"I am looking forward to the duck calling contests the most, because they are the best part of the festival and I want to thank my parents for helping me get here."
The Junior Queen's court consists of first runner-up Cori Keller, second runner-up Olivia Jane Wilks, Miss Photogenic Grace Harris, Miss Congeniality Hannah Moody and Crowd Favorite, Alexis Wilson.
The Junior contestants were narrowed down to the Elite 8. The others in that group were Marlee Brothers, Lacy Holzhauer and Jada Dunn.
"I was shocked and am very excited to see what is in store for me," Tudor said.
Former Miss Arkansas Kristen Glover was Mistress of Ceremonies, with special performances and appearances from the current Miss Arkansas, Sloane Roberts. Also performing were Studio Allegro and CenterStage dance teams.
To get in the spirit of this year's theme, "Ducks and Diamonds," the festival's mascot Mal R Duck performed with the dancers and attended the opening ribbon cutting ceremonies.
The festival continues Wednesday with the carnival and midway and the Youth Duck Calling Clinic featuring Butch Richenback at the Main Street Stage.
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