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Taryne Mowatt (13-2) earned her eighth shutout of the year, as she struck out 12 batters and allowed only three base runners. UL's Krystal Lewellan (13-3) threw six innings and drew her third loss of the year.
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Mary Philips, a 98-year-old woman evicted by her landlord after 50 years, has never missed her rent payment nor was she a problem tenant. Instead, the San Francisco resident received an eviction notice because a law on the books allows the owner to do so legally. According to a July 10 Opposing Views report, the owner of the apartment where the 98-year-old tenant is being evicted wants to sell to a condo developer.
However, Phillips is not going without voicing her dismay with the sudden move. And it appears she has a legion of supporters to help her wage the battle to stay put. Evictions happen often, but when an "old lady" is kicked out of her decades-long home, a backlash ensues.
After news spread that a 98-year-old was evicted from her apartment home, a band of demonstrators gathered outside the offices of Urban Green Investments. Reportedly, it's the company mired in the controversy over the so-called Ellis Act. In 1986, the housing law went to effect. Essentially it gave property owners the right to evict tenants and convert the property to a sale and take the units off the market.
Protesters are outraged that landlords are choosing greed -- by a profit-driven real estate market -- over doing the right thing by their loyal tenants. Many suggest that because the law empowers owners to sell at their discretion, it doesn't bode well with the public when residents are evicted, especially a 98-year-old woman.
Mary, who has nowhere to go, agrees and says that she'd rather "kick the bucket" than to pack up at her age.
I've been very happy here. I've always paid my rent, I've never been late. I didn't sit down and cry. I just refused to believe it. They're going to have to take me out of here feet first. Just because of your age, don't let people push you around," the dejected woman said to Kron 4 about her apartment dilemma.
With the law on its side, the investment company has bought a number of buildings in the area, evicted those living there, and sold many of the units for a profit.
Meanwhile, Mary has armed herself with an attorney, who intends to petition the company to have a change of heart, at least for their client. In the past, many who've put up a public fight have prevailed. It's unknown if Phillips will be in that number, but locals are hoping for the best.
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Sophomore Sadie Darnell has won two of her last three races.
Sept. 28, 2012
By Tyler Wooten
CHICAGO -- The Southern Illinois men's and women's cross country squads will travel to Chicago for the 40th annual Sean Earl Lakefront Invitational on Saturday.
The meet -- hosted by Loyola University and held at Montrose Beach in Chicago -- will be expanded to two days for the first time in the history of the event. Elementary and middle school runners will race on Friday evening, with the high school and college portion scheduled to begin on Saturday morning.
Along with the Salukis and Ramblers, 50 teams will be present for the collegiate meet, including Big Ten schools Wisconsin and Purdue, in-state schools Northern Illinois, Illinois-Chicago and Chicago State, and Missouri Valley Conference foe Northern Iowa.
The Salukis look to continue their recent success after a dominating sweep at the Saluki Invitational on Setember 22. Sophomore Sadie Darnell has won two out of her last three races -- never finishing worse than sixth -- and junior Brian Dixon led a strong Saluki contingent last Saturday where Southern held spots two through 12 in the 8K to take the team win.
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Alex Van Cott remained perfect this spring.
Feb. 28, 2014
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas - After dropping the doubles point, the Tulane men's tennis team rallied to take the first four singles matches and earn a 4-1 victory over UTSA on Friday morning in the first round of the 48th annual eight-team H-E-B Tournament of Champions at the H-E-B Tennis Center on the campus of Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
The Green Wave (7-2) got straight sets wins in singles from Dominik Koepfer, Sebastian Rey and Ian Van Cott, while Alex Van Cott earned his match-clinching win in three sets.
Koepfer claimed a 6-0, 6-4, win over Yannick Junger on court one, Rey defeated Joel Rubio, 7-5, 6-3, on court two and Ian Van Cott got past Harley Pearson, 6-2, 6-4, on court five. Alex Van Cott earned a 6-3, 4-6, 7-5, win over Boburjon Kamiljanov on court six.
"Our guys showed a lot of heart today after losing a really close doubles point by coming out and winning five first sets in singles," Tulane head coach Mark Booras said. "That helped reset the tone for the match, but UTSA did a great job hanging in there to make us really earn the fourth point. I like how we kept it together when we were down in and in adverse wind conditions to get a great conference win for us against a solid team."
The wins by Koepfer and Alex Van Cott improved each of the sophomores to 9-0 this spring.
With the victory, Tulane will advance and face SMU at 4 p.m. CT in the second round. The winner will then move on to the championship match on Saturday at Noon CT against the winner of the Louisiana-Lafayette vs. South Alabama winner.
"Now we have to refocus in the next couple of hours to play a very tough SMU team in the semifinals."
After this weekend, the Green Wave will continue the road trip with a trip to Florida for a match at USF in Tampa on March 4 and at UCF in Orlando on March 6.


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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Vintage Yellow
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Candy, yellow is my favorite color of fiesta ware. Thanks for showing us. olive♥ReplyDelete
Just love the 8" vase.ReplyDelete
I love the yellow color and all the different shapes, especially the pitcher.ReplyDelete
You really have a big, nice collection of the fiesta ware. You tend to see more of it making a come back.ReplyDelete
Wow! The tablecloth sets it off perfectly.ReplyDelete
How lovely these are and what an astonishing variety. Yellow is my favorite color so it is especially good to see these. Thank you for sharing.ReplyDelete
Yellows of all hues are my favorite colors, but then I pretty much love color in all its varieties!ReplyDelete
Thanks for coming by to see my Yellow Fiesta .... of the first six colors of vintage Fiesta only Cobalt Blue and Green remain to be showcased, so you can count on one of those for next week. :-)
Oh that yellow! Just gorgeous! Great to see them displayed on your lucite stands!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful collection of fiesta you have. Next to blue, yellow is my favorite color. Thanks for sharing you wonderful collection.ReplyDelete
My favorite pieces today are the vase and the coffee pot. Yellow is my favorite color of Fiestaware also. I have one of the yellow disc juice pitchers which was my grandmothers and it is one of my cherished posessions.ReplyDelete
Everything is wonderful. My favorite is that charming 8" vase!!ReplyDelete
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What a beautiful happy color! I'm looking forward to visit you every week! Happy VTT!ReplyDelete
Love the shapes, and the color is so cheerful! Thanks for sharing today.ReplyDelete
Oh, I am in love<3ReplyDelete
What a cheery table...love the yellow! Have a great VTT!ReplyDelete
I must admit I am not a dish person whatsoever but Fiesta is in a class of it's own. Beautiful colors and lines.ReplyDelete
I love the little syrup dispenser. My friend recently started a Facebook group called "The next Fiestaware color should be hot pink"....made me think of you and all your Fiestaware! :)ReplyDelete
Have a happy VTT!
Thanks to all of you VTT lovers for coming by again this week to check out my dishes!ReplyDelete
More next week, so please come by again.


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Three teenagers driving around at night in the Philippines veer off onto a dark, unpaved road.
No good can come of this. And, just as you'd suspect, no good does.
Soon, trapped in what seems like an endless loop, passing the same tree again and again, they are menaced by a driverless car and a burned woman with a plastic bag over her heard. They are in harm's way, but in "The Road," Yam Laranas doesn't leave it at that. In his low-budget, creepy thriller, he spells out why and how this particular path is so deadly, as well as what led to the crimes and supernatural horror that seem to frequent the place.
Actually, Laranas doesn't really try to explain the supernatural aspects -- they're just sort of a given. The rest he parcels out in time-shifting segments. And although the story doesn't always quite hold, "The Road" is still a satisfyingly creepy film.
Set against the story of the teenagers is the promotion and decoration of a local cop, Luis (TJ Trinidad), for whom the chief holds an unspecified but intense grudge. After the ceremony, in which Luis' detective skills are extolled, a woman asks him to look into a 12-year-old case in which her daughters went missing -- along the same road. Luis agrees.
As he does, Laranas goes back in time to 1998 when the girls disappeared. They were driving along the same road in the middle of the day. They, too, will face horrors, but of a more worldly sort. Which doesn't make them any less disturbing (and possibly more so).
So now we know what happened to the girls -- but to what end? What does that have to do with the contemporary crimes? That's when Laranas goes back again to 1988, when we learn how what happened 10 years later came to pass and how it relates to what's going on in the present time. This segment, in which a boy is tormented by his abusive -- psychotic, one would guess -- mother, mixes both the supernatural and the real in disturbing fashion (on both fronts), and it puts most of the pieces of the puzzle into place.
But not quite all. Laranas, who also co-wrote the script, has a final twist up his sleeve, albeit one that you'll likely see coming. How that plays out is not the most effective part of the film, but it says something about the movie that any disappointment regarding the resolution is outweighed by its strengths. Those would be the atmosphere Laranas creates -- that road at night really does seem like a place you'd want to avoid, and the kids' trips up and down it become almost hypnotic -- and the performances, especially from the young actors. These aren't horror-movie kids -- there's no dark basement for them to stupidly wander into, but they act in such a way that you don't get the idea they would, anyway. They act like kids, in other words. Scared-out-of-their-mind kids, but kids all the same.
That doesn't cover all of the story problems with "The Road," but it goes a long way toward covering them up.
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MACON, Ga. – Mercer University men's basketball head coach Bob Hoffman has announced the signing of Travis Smith to a National Letter of Intent to play for the Bears beginning in 2011-12. Smith is a junior college transfer who will have two years of eligibility remaining upon joining MU's program.
"Travis is the type of player who has the ability to make all of those around him better on the offensive and defensive end by the intensity he displays on every possession," Hoffman said. "He will be a tremendous compliment to the young men we already have in the program."
Smith – a 6-3, 190-lb. junior guard - joins the Bears by way of Gulf Coast Community College in Panama City, Fla., last season. Playing under GCCC head coach Jay Powell, Smith started all 30 games for the Commodores. He averaged a team-leading 14.5 points per game. He also booked 2.3 rebounds and 2.9 assists per game, earning first team All-Panhandle Conference honors.
Smith displayed an excellent shooting touch, as well, hitting 47 percent from the field (136-288) and 41 percent from beyond the arc (47-114). He also shot an impressive 83 percent (117-140) from the free throw stripe, as well.
"Travis' ability to create shots for himself and others was crucial for us and I believe he will be able to do the same at Mercer." Powell said of Smith's signing by the Bears. "He fits Mercer's profile perfectly: he is a strong student and leader and he has a tremendous work ethic. Travis is a high-character young man and he will do great things at Mercer on and off the court."
Smith has already received a taste of NCAA Division I basketball when spent his freshman season (2009-10) at Presbyterian College in Clinton, S.C. As a member of PC's squad, Smith played in 27 games – starting 26 – averaging 8.1 points and 3.3 assists per game as a freshman. He was second on the Blue Hose team in three-point baskets made, at 1.3 per game. At PC he led the team in assists, including passing off for a school NCAA Division I-era record nine assists in a single game versus Southern University. His high scoring game was 22 points in a win over Charleston Southern.
As a prep, Smith played under John Pearson, Jr. at the Porter-Gaud School in Charleston, S.C., where he was a 2009 graduate. He averaged 16.5 points, 7.0 assists and 5.1 rebounds per game as a senior, helping his team to a 26-5 record. He was a four-time all-state selection, as well as a four-time all-region honoree. Smith earned All-Low Country accolades as a senior, as well. He was a two-time team MVP.
"Mercer University is not only getting a very good basketball player but equally as good a person," Pearson, Jr. said. "Travis Smith brought many good fortunes and memories to us here at Porter-Gaud School, and I'm sure he'll do the same for Mercer University. He is an excellent player and is driven to improve his game and abilities.
"I am confident he will be a welcome addition to the (Bears) basketball team and represent his college very well. He'll be a great teammate, a great student and a solid citizen and I look forward to seeing him benefit from excellent coaching, as he continues his basketball career. I will definitely be proud of him as I watch him battle for his school and excite the crowd with his basketball abilities. He'll be a good one!"
Smith also played AAU for Curtis Wheeler's Team Georgia Elite.
Smith is the son of Randy, Sr. and Pearl Smith. He has one brother, Randy. Smith plans to major in sports administration at Mercer.
Smith joins incoming 6-foot-9 freshman T.J. Hallice as signing with MU for next season. Hallice was inked during the early signing period in November. Hoffman expects to add a few more names to the Bears' roster in coming days.
"We are blessed to have so many returning players," Hoffman said. "Our goal is to fill the voids left by the graduation of our four seniors, as well as to surface additional talent that will fit our style and with our core group of returnees."


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has any one have the number i forgot to ask my pedatrition and similac strongmoms program stated there is a program for moms of multiples and i was wondering if anyone has called them or has the number.
Similac Multiple Birth Program? Heard of it?
Sarah- they should have one??? if not have you tried WIC???
isnt it crazy girls??? it's good that we get help from the goverment but being in the military are jobs that not everyone takes. the military protects the country and cops the city and we can barely afford our bills.... i think is just sad. at least the government helps or i would be freakin out!!! lol
when I called they said the same thing, but you have to sign up through your doc and their representative. Try that. Good luck
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we get wic, but they gave me coupons that dont start till next week and i ran out the day befor pay day. thank goodness the nurse in the immunization clinic gave me today four cans her sisiters kids wont eat cause shes going on to milk and and the four small sample cans i also bought 2 cans to get me to next week. the twins eat like crazy and any help is good for us, im not a charity taker but i and hubby were sposed to apply for a xmas gist of our choice this xmas but we decided to apply and then gave it to a neighbor who has 4 kids and barely can afford groceries, so we gave them the tv my kids both wished for to them, and i told y kids we will take you to hershy park this summer.
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We got a form from the NICU nurse when we were discharged and they sent a "onetime" gift of 12 RTF similac bottles (full size)...I didnt get anything monthly, that would be cool! My kids were born 11-2007
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i got extra coupons and ready to go tubes and that is it. so it helps a liitle. im on wic, but you would think twins would be bigger but only you have 6-7 babies at once now these days
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This was the uptown office (with its entrance originally at 3 E. 35th St.) of the real estate agent, George Rowland Read (1849-1927). The main office was downtown at 20 Nassau St. and 30 Nassau St. The uptown office opened around 1907. These ads from 1914 and 1915 show these addresses.
According to his obituary in the New York Times, 12 Nov. 1927, p. 17, Read was born in Brooklyn and, "came from one of the oldest families on Long Island. His first American ancestor, Josiah Read of Devonshire, England, settled on the island in 1643." He was "a son of George W. and Rowland Curtis Read ... Before he founded his own company in 1885, Mr. Read had been for some years a member of E. H. Ludlow & Co." Another member of the firm was George R. Read's son, Newbury Frost Read (1887-1950). Newbury Read is cited in his Times obituary, 8 Feb. 1950, p. 27, as an authority on Charles Dickens: "Mr. Read was the author of a chronology of Dickens' works and was co-compiler of a map of places mentioned by the British author. He was a life member of the Dickens Fellowship, London."
This portrait of George Rowland Read appeared in Moses King's Notable New Yorkers of 1896-1899 (1899).
This advertisement for Geo. R. Read, Real Estate appeared in Moses King's Photographic Views of New York (1895).
George R. Read & Co., was founded in 1884/85 and remained in business until around 1959/60. Click here for 1884 classified ad from the New York Times (with Read misspelled REED!). Read maintained an office here on 5th Ave. until around 1940. A photo in the New York Public Library's Digital Collections shows this wall when the Read space was occupied by a sign reading "Offices / Showrooms / For Rent / Albert B. / Ashforth / Agent." This photo is dated "about 1915." So the Read sign can be no earlier than this date.
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Before moving to 373 5th Ave. in 1935 Wm. Jackman's Sons, Furriers was located a half block west at 35 W. 35th St. "Armored trucks and a dozen guards were used to move thousands of dollars' worth of furs less than a block, from 35 West Thirty-fifth Street to the northeast corner of Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street, late last week ... The furs moved last week included some of the most valuable pelts in the country. The movement was made after dark and additional policemen were assigned to the district from the East Thirty-fifth Street Station" (New York Times, 10 Feb 1935, p. N4).
Jackman's was founded in Cleveland in the 1860s and expanded to New York in the 1890s. The founder William Jackman (1831?-?) was succeeded by his two sons Charles A. Jackman (1869-1950) and Edward F. Jackman (1867/68-1940) around 1900. Edward died in 1940 age 72. Charles retired in 1949, then died a year later age 81.
The New York business was originally on Greene St., then Mercer St. They moved uptown to 32nd St. around 1909, then to 35 W. 35th St. in 1915. Click here for ad from 1918. Another Jackman's sign can be seen at the top of 35 W. 35th St. The 5th Ave. sign probably dates from the mid-1930s when Jackman's moved to this location. The New York Jackman's closed in the early 1950s.
This advertisement for Wm. Jackman's Sons appeared in Dry Goods Reporter, 1 Nov. 1913, when they were located at 11-13 W. 32nd St.
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Opinion 5.046 - Filming Patients for the Education of Health Professionals
It is important to recognize that filming patients for educational purposes has direct implications in relation to privacy, which itself has become the object of recent detailed federal regulations. Therefore, filming for educational purposes in the health care setting should comply with relevant laws and regulations. In addition, filming for educational purposes should be analyzed from the perspective of the ethics of the patient-physician relationship. In this regard, an important distinction can be drawn between filming for commercial purposes (see Opinion 5.045, "Filming Patients in Health Care Settings") and filming for educational purposes, since the latter is performed and viewed by members of the health care team, who are bound by ethical responsibilities regarding patient autonomy, privacy, and confidentiality. Specifically:
(1) Informed consent should be obtained before filming whenever possible. If it is not possible to obtain consent from the patient before filming, then consent must be obtained before the film is used for educational purposes. A surrogate decision-maker may give consent for filming only if the patient temporarily lacks capacity to give consent before the filming. When the patient regains decision-making capacity, his or her consent should be obtained before the film is used. In the case of minor children or permanently incompetent adults, consent may be obtained from the patient's parent or guardian (see Opinion 5.045, "Filming Patients in Health Care Settings").
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In the early 1950s, the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (MSCs) decided to open a college in the United States.
Leading the process was Sister Ursula Infante, principal of Mother Cabrini High School in New York and one of the last initiates welcomed personally to the order by St. Frances Xavier Cabrini.
Sister Ursula first visited Woodcrest Estate in 1954, when The Mansion (the estate's signature structure) was an orphanage run by the MSCs.
She instantly realized it was the perfect setting for a college, and worked tirelessly to make the transition happen.
She became founding president of Cabrini College in 1957, and served until 1967. During her time as president, she took many Cabrini students under her wing, and they lovingly referred to her as "Mother Ursula."
Sister Ursula dedicated the College's first buildings, including Sacred Heart Hall (now Founder's Hall), the Bruckmann Memorial Chapel of St. Joseph, and the Holy Spirit Library.
Under her leadership, the student body grew from 43 to 420.
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By a 52-1 vote, the Georgia Senate passed House Bill 711, which will give prosecutors more tools to hold batterers accountable, while also protecting the communications between domestic violence and sexual assault program advocates and the victims they serve. The bill now moves on to Governor Deal for his signature.
If signed into law, House Bill 711 will take effect January 1, 2013.
House Bill 711 had the overwhelming support of many legislators, most notably House Majority Whip Edward Lindsey, the primary sponsor of the bill. Please click here to see how your Senator voted and here to see how your Representative voted, and then take time to send an email or make a short phone call thanking them for their support! You can find their contact information at http://gcadv.org/what-we-do/public-policy/find-your-state-legislators/
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This is not quite a full-on FOTD, but bear with me while I get to that. I know some of you wanted reviews on red lipsticks or a look incorporating red lipstick. I have a review here of Besame's Noir Red. So put on a pair of sunglasses (it makes my teeth look W-H-I-T-E and I couldn't help showing it off. I'm not concerned about your ability to see, I'm sorry. Not when my teeth look this white.)
First off, let me start by saying how incredibly irritating the size of Besame's lipsticks are. They are the same size as a sample lipstick I once received at the Shiseido counter. The company states that the formula of the lipsticks is very richly pigmented so you use less. I'm not sure how accurate I would say this assessment is, but I do agree that the lipsticks are very pigmented. The lipsticks are also rich, creamy, non-drying, and long lasting.
Noir Red is an intensely pigmented deep blackberry red. It's not for the faint of heart but it is fairly easy to wear since it's not a straight-up, screaming red. This colour would suit a wide variety of skintones, but I think this was made for us darker skinned ladies. Furthermore, if you also have the problem of two-toned lips you'll find that Noir Red does a good job of fooling you into thinking your lips are both the same colour. This never happens to me unless I'm wearing a generous dose of lip liner.
All you nc45s of more should definitely try out this colour if you ever get yourself over the ridiculously small size of the lipstick (can you tell that this is an issue for me). The colour is so glamorous and so pigmented that I feel like the tiny size of the lipstick is worth it.
This is not quite a full-on FOTD, but bear with me while I get to that. I know some of you wanted reviews on red lipsticks or a look incorporating red lipstick. I have a review here of Besame's Noir Red. So put on a pair of sunglasses (it makes my teeth look W-H-I-T-E and I couldn't help showing it off. I'm not concerned about your ability to see, I'm sorry. Not when my teeth look this white.)
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- Arabesque said...
Anu!6:17 AM
You so have got to tell me how you got your teeth to look that white! I hesitate to wear red, coz it makes my otherwise fairly whitish teeth look yellow - very irritating, and a killer for the confidence.
The colour is awesome, though.
Have you tried this brand: by Terry. I found their lip gloss and blush really nice. xx
- Mehia said...
That looks crazy sexy. I'm an nc45 I need to try that!!!4:16 PM
- Black cat said...
This looks great but I'm not whipping out my CC yet. I want red-red, movie-star red, not burgundy red!!! marilyn Monroe red for desis! {Black cat is throwing a tantrum because she tried some red NARS lip stains and was duped into buying a crappy one by SA and shop won't do return or excjange but would gladly show her how to add other products to modify the color. WT*? }6:37 PM
- Black cat said...
P.S: Teeth look fab - what are you using?6:40 PM
- Anu said...
Hey arabesque:
This isn't a very orangey red so it makes my teeth look super white. Try a blue-toned red to whiten the teeth so to speak. I haven't tried by terry but i've heard great things about it.
Hey Mehia:
it's a geat colour. my only gripe is that the lipsticks are ridiculously small. I believe the company is coming out with bigger lipsticks soon. I have to add that the lipsticks are very pigmented. This particular one plays a great stain.
Hey black cat,
I have a red coming your way. A more true red which I will put up a pic of soon. And i tell you, it's the lipstick that's making my teeth look so white :)
- Black cat said...
Sounds great sweetie. Can't wait. Has to top Duboneet though!!! ;-)2:05 PM
- Anonymous said...
Hey Anu!12:16 PM
I love this lipstick on you, it's really hot!
I recently bought Nars Indian red, and I think I've found my HG red lippie!
I want to send you a note of all my HG's, should I mail you with them?
- Rakhee said...
Hi Anu,7:29 AM
First, I love your blog! Thanks so much...
I was wondering if you could help me find a red lipstick for my NC35 skin tone...Any suggestions....Thanks !
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- Anonymous said...
You are so beautiful and such an inspiration to women of colour! I'm a biracial (Cameroonian-French) girl and I read your reviews religiously. I am also looking for the perfect lipstick in red and I found another brand specialized in lipsticks Julie Hewett. She's very helpful for us because on her side, she has a part "what red are you' and the colours look so beautiful. The lipstick case are regular, not sample size as Besame's. I do wanna try Besame but it's so small for its price! So try Julie Hewett and tell me what you thought of it!2:23 AM
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RUSSIA DOWNS CANADA IN OT FOR BRONZESat Jan 5
The Canadian Press - UFA, Russia – Canada's run of consecutive medals at the world junior hockey championship ended with a 6-5 loss in overtime to Russia in the bronze-medal game Saturday.
It was the first time since finishing a worst-ever eighth in 1998 in Finland that Canada didn't win a medal of some colour in the tournament.
Valerie Nichushkin scored the overtime winner at 1:35 in front of 7,617 at the Ufa Arena.
Defending champion Sweden meets the U.S. for gold in a later game.
After 14 straight years of Canadians leaving the tournament with medals around their necks, "unacceptable" was the first word out of these players' mouths post-game.
"Fourth place for Canada is unacceptable," coach Steve Spott concurred. "Unfortunately that's something we're going to have to deal with and we're all going to have to answer questions too.
"Today was a tough game. I thought our players played extremely hard, but at the end of the day when you look at the big picture, the end result is unacceptable for our country."
Canada finished first in their pool with a 4-0 record only to lose to two countries they'd beaten in the preliminary round. The U.S. defeated Canada 5-1 in the semi-final.
Canada had the best 19-year-olds available to the team for this tournament because of the NHL lockout, minus a forward and a defenseman lost to injury prior to the tournament.
Russia was motivated for a medal because their country was hosting the tournament for the first time since 2001.
The Russians put Canada in a hole early with three goals on their first five shots. Jordan Binnington of the Owen Sound Attack made his first start of the tournament and was pulled at 7:54 for Malcolm Subban of Belleville Bulls.
The Canadians gave chase, tying the game three times to send it to extra time. They scored four power-play goals before Ritchie tied the game at 10:45 of the third.
Nail Yakupov scored twice for the host team, which also got goals from Alexander Khokhlachyov, Kirill Dyakov and Yevgeni Mozer.
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Jonathan Huberdeau, Mark Scheifele, Ryan Murphy and Brett Ritchie replied for Canada. Nugent-Hopkins, who plays for the NHL's Edmonton Oilers, had three assists and Murphy had two.
Russian goaltender Andrei Makarov, who plays for the Western Hockey League's Saskatoon Blades, made 40 saves for the win. Subban stopped 18 of 20 shots in relief of Binnington.
Canada was without defenseman Griffin Reinhart, who served the first of a four-game suspension given to him Friday by the International Ice Hockey Federation for high-sticking an American during the semi-final.


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The National Conference on Bullying hosted by the School Safety Advocacy Council and presented in partnership with the Florida Association of School Administrators and the Florida Association of School Resource Officers will be held February 24-27, 2015 at the beautiful Rosen Centre Hotel, International Drive in Orlando, Florida. This national conference is the largest of its kind and brings together educators, law enforcement officials, and community representatives to raise awareness and provide valuable information on the issues surrounding bullying. The National Conference on Bullying will focus on evidence-based strategies and solutions as well as national best practices for preventing bullying and building safe, caring schools, and communities. The National Conference on Bullying is a must attend professional development event for any practitioner dealing with youth on any level.
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Special rate is $149 per night excluding taxes. You must mention the National Conference on Bullying when booking directly with the hotel to receive this special rate with no resort fee and complimentary self-parking.
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Franklin is an internationally recognized speaker and author who has presented over 200 workshops to the educational, community, and business groups throughout the United States, Europe, Canada, and Latin America. He is a former inner-city classroom teacher, counselor and school administrator. He was nominated for the Brock International Prize in Education for "demonstrating clear evidence of success in dropout prevention and for retaining students in alternative education environments." His latest book, is "Creating Safe Schools: A Guide For School Leaders, Teachers, Counselors and Parents".
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John has been outspoken about the need for more education and prevention of bullying, cyber-bullying, and teen suicide throughout the U.S., Canada, and Latin America. He will share his son's life story and the lessons learned by all those who were a part of Ryan's life. John and Kelly Halligan lost their thirteen year old son, Ryan, to suicide on October 7, 2003. At the time of his death, Ryan was a student at a middle school in Essex Junction, Vermont. It was revealed in much greater detail after Ryan's death that he was ridiculed and humiliated by peers at school and on-line. In memory of his son, John spearheaded the Vermont Bully Prevention bill which was signed into law (ACT 117) in May 2004 and only a few months after Ryan's death. He also successfully led the passage of the law pertaining to mandatory suicide prevention education in public schools (ACT 114) in April 2006. His son's story and his accomplishments in response to this tragedy have been told world-wide by print, radio and TV. His son's website is www.Ryansstory.org.
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Did you know that Ormond Beach, Daytona's pretty little sister city, was the home of the first car races in the area back in 1902? They were held on the beaches of Ormond, earning this town the nickname, "The Birthplace of Speed".
Another important fact about Ormond Beach is that today it has some of the best restaurants in Volusia County, if not Florida itself. Find out what I mean at the Taste of Ormond event coming up on Sunday, March 23rd from 4-7pm at The Casements.
Local eateries including Frappes North, Fusion 43, The Grind Gastropub, Lulu's Oceanside Grill, Theia's Pastries, Mia Dona, Cakery Creation, Einstein Bros and others will be providing small plate samples and S.R. Perrott will provide wine and beer.
Taste of Ormond will be held under a large tent and promises to be a delicious and enjoyable event! $50 per person will enable guests to eat whatever they desire and taste six wines and 20 beers. There will be raffles and reserved tables are available for sponsors.
The event is a fundraiser for Ormond Beach MainStreet, the local non-profit that has worked since 1996 to grow and enliven Ormond's Granada Boulevard core area. Tickets for Taste of Ormond are available online or by contacting Ormond MainStreet at (386) 492-2938.
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- Ormond Riverfest Seafood Festival will feature local chef demos
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This Week for the Wildcats: No. 49 Arizona (5-2) returns home to face No. 25 Oregon (8-1) in the Wildcats' first Pac-10 match of the season. The two teams will face off at Robson Tennis Center with first serve scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 25.
Last Time Out: UA was scheduled to play Southern California and UCLA, but rain prevented any competition from taking place.
The last time they took to the courts, the Wildcats hit the road for the first time this year, facing No. 48 South Alabama and No. 15 Tulane. Arizona lost both matches, winning the Nos. 1 and 2 singles positions, while losing Nos. 3-6 in both matches. The lone difference in the two matches was that the Wildcats won the doubles point over South Alabama, but lost it for the first time this year when facing Tulane.
Against Oregon: The last time the two teams faced off, the Wildcats were on the road for the first time in 2004 and lost in Eugene 6-1. Despite having lost their last two matches to the Ducks, Arizona holds a 7-3 all-time edge over Oregon.
Scouting the Ducks: Oregon opened its season 8-0, before losing to then-No. 9 Washington, 2-5. Friday's match will be the Ducks' first road contest of the season, after having played two neutral matches in Minnesota earlier in the year.
In terms of ranking, No. 86 Dominika Dieskova is Oregon's only nationally-ranked player. Oregon's doubles team is led by Dieskova and Daria Panova as the No. 15 doubles team.
The Doubles Point: Arizona has won the doubles point in all but one of its matches. Tulane has been the only team able to take the point from the Cats.
Senior Leaders: Seniors Dianne Hollands and Maja Mlakar were the only Wildcats to win a singles match in the team's last two matches. The pair is a combined 13-1 in dual match play this year. As a doubles pair, Hollands and Mlakar are 7-0.
Wildcats in the Rankings: Dianne Hollands is now ranked No. 33, nationally, while Maja Mlakar dropped from the rankings, despite her 12-6 record.
Individual rankings are next scheduled to be released March 8.
Fall Action: After finishing the 2004 season ranked No. 39 as a team, Arizona entered the fall with high expectations. Dianne Hollands was ranked No. 7 nationally, and the pair of Hollands and Maja Mlakar earned the billing of No. 1. Hollands finshed the fall with a singles record of 7-7, while Mlakar went 6-3. Stephanie Balzert led the team with 10 wins. Camelia Todorova wrapped up her first taste of college tennis with a 8-7 record. In doubles play, Hollands and Mlakar went 6-5.
Next Week: Arizona will remain at home to face No. 1 Stanford and No. 17 California on Friday, March 4 and Saturday, March 5, respectively.


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Eugene, Ore. (July 27, 2006)--- As the summer heats up, so is last season's No. 1 ranked pole vaulter in the world, American Brad Walker.
Last week, when he soared over the magic 6.0-meter barrier (19-8 1/4) at a meet in Germany, Walker nabbed a new personal best, USA Track & Field's athlete of the week honors and, most importantly, the current No.1 ranking in the world this year.
On Tuesday, August 8, Walker, the 2006 World Indoor Champion, will turn up the heat at Hayward Field on seven of America's best pole vaulters at the Road to Eugene '08 high performance track and field meet benefiting the Professional Athletics Association (PAA).
"This is an amazing group of elite competitors when you consider they all have vaulted 19- feet or better during their careers and all had top-10 ranked performances in the nation last year," said Vin Lananna, co-chairman of the Eugene Local Organizing Committee and University of Oregon associate athletic director/director of track and field. "There will not be a better field of competitors assembled anywhere in America this track season. It is just one of several events that fans will not want to miss."
Walkers' performance in Germany marks him as just the 12th vaulter in history to have cleared 6.00 meters (19-8 1/4) outdoors. Three others entered in the Road to Eugene '08 have cleared that height or higher, including American indoor/outdoor record holder Jeff Hartwig (19-9 1/4), whose mark ranks fifth all time in the world; 2004 Olympic gold medalist Tim Mack (19-8 1/4); and 2004 Olympic silver medalist Toby Stevenson (19-8 1/4), who also ranked No. 8 in the world in 2005. Thus, the four highest vaulters in U.S. history are entered in the Road to Eugene '08 meet.
The field is joined by other elite competitors who have also won their fair share of impressive titles and medals, including 2000 Olympic gold medalist Nick Hysong (19-4 1/2); 2004 Olympian and the world's No. 5 ranked pole vaulter in 2005, Derek Miles (19-2 1/2); 2006 Outdoor Champion Russ Buller (19-0 3/4); and University of Oregon's Tommy Skipper (19-0), the 2006 NCAA Champion, bronze medalist at the 2006 USA Outdoor Championships and currently the youngest of the top 20 ranked vaulters in the world.
Road to Eugene '08 is sponsored by Nike and the Eugene Local Organizing Committee for the 2008 U. S. Olympic Track & Field Trials, in partnership with the Professional Athletics Association (PAA), USA Track & Field (USATF) and its Athletes Advisory and High Performance Committees, the University of Oregon, and the Oregon Track Club. The Olympic Trials will be held in Eugene at Hayward Field, June 27 through July 6, 2008.
Tickets for the Road to Eugene '08 are $15 each for reserved seating and $10 each for general admission. They are available at the Casanova Center ticket office, www.GoDucks.com, and 800-WEBFOOT.
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Sh*t Photographers Say Part 2? (VIDEO)
Last month we shared the first "Sh*t Photographers Say" video with you and now, lo and behold, here's another, completely different, "Sh*t Photographers Say [Official]" video (see below.)
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A very sad reminder of the importance not pointing the muzzle of a gun at anything you do not intend to destroy.
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Police say it was an accident.
A very sad reminder of the importance not pointing the muzzle of a gun at anything you do not intend to destroy.
"... advice is a dangerous gift, even from the wise to the wise, and all courses may run ill." -J.R.R. Tolkien
Sad and unnecessary.
And you know I could have me a million more friends, and all I'd have to lose is my point of view. -- John Prine (A Good Time)
This is not how to practice center of mass drills.
I wonder if he had a slow fire or if he pulled the trigger while examining the gun.
Good question phreddy.......Very sad indeed.
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Forgot the rules! Prayers for his friends and relatives.
You can educate ignorance, you can't fix stupid
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Most of these have been suicides, this one sounds like a Darwin.
Yoda, I am, yes.
Story didnt say whether he was alone or had someone there with him, that'd of been terrifying if he had a significant other or a kid with him. Prayers to his fam.
Could have had a slow primer,it is recommended that on a "dud" you keep the muzzle pointed downrange for 30 seconds,I usually rack the unfired case out on the ground,but I'm not looking down the barrel of a gun I just pulled the trigger on and heard a click instead of bang.
When I see unsafe gun handling at the range,I will point it out to the person what they are doing and why it is unsafe,sometimes you don't get a chance
"Outside of the killings, Washington has one of the lowest crime rates in the country,"
--Mayor Marion Barry, Washington , DC .
Break the 'rules', pay the price.
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Guns are fun. Carrying is fun. Pressing the political issue is fun. Don't forget you are having fun with a device that is designed solely to end lives. RIP.
"Guard with jealous attention the public liberty. Suspect every one who approaches that jewel. Unfortunately, nothing will preserve it but downright force. Whenever you give up that force, you are ruined." -Obligatory Founding Father Quote


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Although when I visit example.net while on the same network as the webserver it pulls up my Comcast Business router's configuration page.
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This is perhaps the best new feature on the Galaxy S5. Despite reports to the contrary, the fingerprint scanner works perfectly. It was easy to set up and easy to use. All you have to do is swipe your finger on the scanner and you are in. Some people like Apple's fingerprint scanner better, since you don't have to swipe your finger. However, we find this one just as accurate.
Battery life
If you are switching from the Galaxy Note 3, you will notice shorter battery life. That is a given since the Galaxy Note 3 has a 3,200 mAh battery compared to the Galaxy S5's 2,800 mAh battery. However, given that the unit is smaller, one has to expect this. When you compare the Galaxy S5 with any other unit on the market, you will appreciate just how great the Galaxy S5's battery life is.
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Let's not forget that the Samsung Galaxy S5 is a phone, too. It is the best phone we have used as well, at least on T-Mobile's network. Sometimes, it is hard to mistake the Galaxy S5 for a landline phone--it is actually that good. The speakerphone, even if it is somewhat tinny, works very efficiently as well.
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Here are all of the ingredients that you'll need. The only thing wrong with this picture is the flour. You should use cake flour not bread flour like I did.
Your first step is to preheat your oven to 350F. Next sift cake flour (1 1/4 c), baking powder (2 1/2 tsp), ground espresso (1 tbsp), and a pinch of salt together.
In a separate bowl whisk your egg yolks (5) until they form a pale yellow thick liquid (almost like runny paste). Reduce your beaters to medium speed and then whisk in the boiling water (5 tbsp) and vanilla (1 tsp). Continue whisking until it thickens up again.
Now that your yolks are thick and fluffy, fold in the dry ingredients. Folding is the process of using a spatula to gently fold one ingredient into another one. This allows your ingredients to be mixed but still be light and fluffy. You literally fold one ingredient on top of another until it's all mixed up.
The last thing you need to do before baking is whisk your egg whites (5) into soft peaks (a soft peak means that they'll stick to your beaters a little bit and form peaks that slowly fade away). Take half of this and beat it into your egg yolk mix. This will make your mix slightly less dense and allow you to fold the remaining egg whites into your mixture.
Your finished mixture should be put in to a greased 9x12 cookie sheet and baked for 15 - 20 minutes. The cake will brown a little on the edges and pull away from the sides of the cookie sheet. It will still be sticky as hell when it's done cooking. Set this aside and allow to cool.
While your sponge cake is cooling it's time to make the zabaglione. In a heat proof bowl (this is going over a double boiler), using a hand whisk, mix together your egg yolks (8), sugar (1/2 c), marsala (3/4 c), and a pinch of salt. Put this over a double boiler (I use a frying pan filled with water and put my pot directly on that) and constantly whisk it. After about 2 minutes of constant attention it will bubble up and start getting thick. Continue to whisk it and eventually it will turn into the consistency of mayonnaise (and taste fantastic). While it's still hot, remove it from the double boiler and add the chocolate (2oz). Set this aside and let it cool down.
While your zabaglione is cooling, take whipping cream (1 1/2 c) and whisk it into soft peaks. Once the zabaglione is cool (and it has to be cool or it will deflate the cream), fold your cream into it and try not to eat the result.
Now it's time to put everything together. Seen above is a trifle bowl. You can buy them at most cooking stores but they're not cheap.
To finish your trifle you'll need to make a few more things. First an espresso syrup needs to be made by mixing cooled espresso (1/4 c) and marsala (2 tbsp). Next whip cream (1 c) with some sugar (1 tbsp) until stiff peaks form. Finally you'll need to grate some chocolate (about 4 oz). In your trifle bowl put half the zabaglione, then some grated chocolate, then your sponge cake. Brush the sponge cake with half the espresso mixture then repeat with the remaining zabaglione, chocolate, and cake. Finally create a layer of whipped cream and chocolate.
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Matthew McConaughey won the Best Actor in a leading role for his performance as Ron Woodroof in "Dallas Buyer's Club" on Sunday night, according to Time on Sunday night. His acceptance speech may be more memorable than even his outstanding performance in the movie in years to come.
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In his very organized acceptance speech, McConaughey thanked the Academy – all 6,000 members and his well-deserving fellow-nominees in the Best Actor category. He also thanked his director and co-actor in the film.
Then he broke into a talk about the three things in his life he needs each day. He said those three things are something to look up to, something to look forward to, and someone to chase. God is the one he looks up to, and he thanked Him for the opportunities he has in his life. His family, he continued, is who he looks forward to – and he says they are the ones he wants to make most proud.
On the lighter side, he mentioned his father who is deceased, and he said his father is up in heaven "with a big pot of gumbo, a lemon meringe pie... probably in his underwear, and a cold can of Miller Lite - and he's dancin'." He thanked his father for teaching him to be a man, and thanked his mother for demanding that he and his older brothers respect themselves - so they would learn to be better able to respect others.
Quite introspectively, he said that the one he chases is himself - in ten years. He admits that he will never catch himself, but it keeps him going. And to that, he said, "Amen, all right, all right, all right."


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Published: Friday, June 20, 2014 at 9:18 a.m.
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Teen Driving Solutions School, a North Carolina-based nonprofit dedicated to reducing the number of teen deaths from automobile crashes, has received a donation to start a scholarship program for 10 Triad youths and their parents to attend its Safe Teen Driver Course.
The course is a two-day family-oriented, intensive driving program that provides teens with a mix of behind-the-wheel and mental training to improve vehicle control in a structured and safe setting and incorporates parents and guardians with a licensed relationship expert who teaches key communication skills on how to best help new teenage drivers.
The new scholarship is thanks to a $5,000 donation from a Triad family, who wishes to remain anonymous. The class normally costs $595 to attend, including one teen and a guardian, and the scholarship will cover $495 of the class fees per selected family.
Those interested in applying for the scholarship can complete a short application online to be considered. To qualify for the scholarship, families must have a household income below $75,000 and be residents of the Triad. Teenagers chosen to participate in the program must be at least 15 years of age with a valid North Carolina learner's permit or license and a minimum of 20 hours supervised behind-the-wheel experience. Recipients will be selected from those who meet the criteria on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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Liam Neeson, Ruth Wilson, Dan Stevens, Sebastian Roché, Mark Consuelos, Boyd Holbrook, Whitney Able, David Harbour, Toshiko Onizawa, Maurice Compte
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Formerly a detective with the NYPD, now a recovering alcoholic haunted by regrets, Matt Scudder has a lot to make up for. When a series of kidnappings targeting the city's worst drug criminals escalates to grisly murder, the circuit's ruthless leader convinces Scudder to find the culprits and bring them to bloody justice. Working as an unlicensed private detective, Matt sees what the police don't see and treads where they most fear to. Operating just outside the law to track down the monsters responsible, Scudder stops just short of becoming one himself.
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Release Date: March 21, 2014
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Author: Heather Graves
Modesto, CA – Modesto Police Officers catch purse thieves and put an end to their valley crime spree.
On March 20, 2014, at about 1:09 PM, officers were called to the 1700 block of McHenry Avenue to investigate a robbery in progress, with the suspect fighting with employees. When officers arrived, they took Kellia Howard, 26-years-old of Ceres, into custody for the robbery. Howard indicated she was not alone in Modesto and led officers to her father, Augustine Melena, 44-years-old of Ceres, at a nearby hotel.
During a probation search of Melena's vehicle, multiple stolen purses and wallets were located. Officers were able to determine that the duo's crime spree spreads from Davis to Turlock. It appears Howard would enter the employee area of a business to steal purses. It is unknown at this time what role Melena played in the thefts. Howard was arrested for robbery, burglary, violation of probation and six warrants. Melena was arrested for two warrants.
Detectives are following up on leads to identify other victims from property located in the suspect's vehicle. They ask for anyone who has had their purse stolen from a business to contact the Modesto Police Department or their local law enforcement agency.
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