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Thirteen women have steered Wellesley's course over 130 years.
H. Kim Bottomly, inaugurated 2007
H. Kim Bottomly is the current president of Wellesley and the first scientist (immunbiology) to hold the post. Under her leadership, Wellesley initiated a number of important advancements, launching the Madeleine Korbel Albright Institute for Global Affairs; formalizing an innovative collaboration with Olin and Babson College in the Three College Collaboration; and moving to preserve Wellesley's beautiful campus on a scale that the College has not seen in 100 years. She also worked to establish Wellesley as the first liberal arts college to join edX, the Harvard-MIT online learning collaborative, contributing a liberal arts perspective to online education.While her outlook is global, like the century we live in, President Bottomly's focus on Wellesley's educational experience has been intense, supporting her belief that a rigorous multidisclipinary liberal arts education best prepares women to take the lead on the global—or on any—stage.
Diana Chapman Walsh '66, 1993-2007
Diana Chapman Walsh was the 12th president of Wellesley and the fourth alumna to head the college. An English major at Wellesley, she went on to earn a master's degree in Journalism and a Ph.D. in health policy from Boston University, where she subsequently served on the faculty. Named a Kellogg National Fellow in 1987, Walsh traveled throughout the United States and abroad studying workplace democracy and principles of leadership, as well as writing poetry. Immediately before returning to Wellesley in 1993, she was the Florence Sprague Norman and Laura Smart Norman Professor at the Harvard School of Public Health, where she chaired the Department of Health and Social Behavior.
During her tenure, the College undertook a number of new initiatives, including an expanded program in global education, experiential and service learning, and technology-assisted teaching and learning. Other important innovations during this period included the opening of the Davis Museum and Cultural Center, the establishment of the Religious and Spiritual Life Program, and the construction of the Knapp Media and Technology Center. Since leaving Wellesley, Walsh has regularly written and consulted on a wide range of issues in higher education. She has also served as a director of several educational and philanthropic institutions, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation.
Nannerl Overholser Keohane '61, 1981-1993
Nannerl Overholser Keohane '61 participated in the Washington Internship Program while a student. She attended Oxford University on a Marshall Scholarship before getting her Ph.D. at Yale. She taught political science at Swarthmore, the University of Pennsylvania, and Stanford before returning to Wellesley College as its 11th President.
Under her leadership, Wellesley embraced multiculturalism. The College's sports facilities were vastly improved during her tenure and the Davis Museum and Cultural Center were built. The first-year cluster program and the writing and multicultural requirements were instituted. Advances in technology included automation of the library's catalog, the beginning of the College web site, and the installation of the satellite dish. Keohane left Wellesley in 1993 to become the first woman president of Duke University.
Barbara W. Newell, 1972-1980
Barbara Newell, an economist, was educated at Vassar and the University of Wisconsin. Before coming to Wellesley College, Newell taught and served as assistant to the president at the University of Michigan and as associate provost at the University of Pittsburgh.
During her term, Wellesley celebrated its centennial, and Newell served as an advocate for women's education and The Center for Research on Women opened. Science facilities were expanded and brought together in one place with the construction of the Science Center. From 1979 to 1981 Newell was the first woman to serve as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Education, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). After leaving Wellesley College, Newell served as the chancellor of the State University System of Florida (1981-85) and taught economics. In 1996, she married Ernest Kolowrat.
Ruth Adams, 1966-1972
Ruth Adams was president of Wellesley during a turbulent period in American history. An alumna of Adelphi College with a master's from Columbia and Ph.D. from Radcliffe, Adams taught Victorian literature at the University of Rochester, and served as dean of Douglass College before coming to Wellesley.
During her administration, student participation in the governance of the College increased and students were permitted to serve on Trustee and Academic Council committees. Educational opportunities were broadened: A cross-registration program was established with MIT and exchange programs were established with 11 other New England liberal arts institutions. Wellesley decided to remain a single-sex institution. After leaving Wellesley, Adams became the first woman vice president at Dartmouth College where they had just decided to admit women students.
Margaret Clapp '30, 1949-1966
Wellesley's second alumna president, Margaret Clapp '30 received a master's and Ph.D. in history from Columbia University. Clapp taught history at the New Jersey College for Women, Columbia, and Brooklyn College before returning to Wellesley. She won a Pulitzer Prize for her biography, Forgotten First Citizen: John Bigelow.
During her term a number of changes were made to the campus: Bates, Freeman, McAfee, faculty housing, the Jewett Arts Center, and a major addition to the Library were built. The amount available for financial aid to students was increased. After leaving Wellesley, Clapp served as principal of Lady Doak College in Madurai, India, and as U.S. cultural attaché to the U.S. Embassy and head of the U.S. Information Agency's cultural operations in India. She died in 1974.
Mildred McAfee Horton, 1936-1949
Mildred McAfee, a Vassar alumna, received her master's degree from the University of Chicago. Before coming to Wellesley College, she taught economics and sociology, and was dean of women at Centre and Oberlin Colleges. McAfee was given a leave of absence during World War II to become the first director of the WAVES (the women's branch of the Navy). For nearly three years she divided her time between Wellesley and Washington. In 1945, She was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal.
After leaving Wellesley, she served on a number of corporate, civic, and educational boards. She was vice president of the Federal Council of Churches, the National Council of Churches, and President of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
Ellen Fitz Pendleton 1886, 1911-1936
Wellesley's first alumna president, Ellen Pendleton '86, received both a B.A. and master's from Wellesley. She served as a member of the Mathematics Department and as dean before becoming president. Pendleton has the distinction of having the longest term as Wellesley College President—25 years! She brought the College through the College Hall fire in 1914, and the rebuilding of the dormitory, classroom, and office facilities lost in that disaster. Under her administration, there was a liberalization of the admission requirement and the curriculum. A program of honors in the major was begun. Under her stewardship, the College survived the Depression without cuts in staff or salaries.
Caroline Hazard, 1899-1910
Caroline Hazard was the first Wellesley president to have a formal inauguration. Hazard, who held no formal college degree, was responsible for putting the College back on a sound financial footing. Hazard hired the noted landscape architect, Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., to help develop the Wellesley College grounds. Under Hazards' aegis, and sometimes with her personal financial support, a number of buildings were constructed: the Observatory and Observatory House, the dormitories of the Hazard Quadrangle, and the Library. They carry her symbol, the scallop shell. She retired in 1910, but continued as a Wellesley College trustee until 1927. She died in 1945.
Julia Irvine, 1894-1899
Julia Irvine, a Cornell graduate and a professor of Greek at Wellesley, continued to teach after her marriage to Charles J. Irvine. Her tenure as president at Wellesley was marked by great changes in the faculty. Many of the early teachers who did not have formal training or college degrees were replaced with faculty who did have these credentials. Some of the rules for students such as mandatory Chapel attendance, domestic work, silent time, and the prohibition on Sunday library hours—rules which had a "seminary" air—were eliminated. After leaving Wellesley, Irvine lived in France. She returned to Wellesley College in 1913-1914 to reorganize and teach in the French Department.
Helen Shafer, 1887-1894
Helen Shafer, an Oberlin graduate, began her career at Wellesley as professor of mathematics. The chief achievement of her presidency was a major change in the College's curriculum which allowed more student electives. During her tenure, Wellesley established a psychological laboratory. Shafer died suddenly in January 1894, the only Wellesley president to die while in office.
Alice Freeman Palmer, 1881-1887
At age 27, Alice Freeman was Wellesley's youngest president. Among the first women to graduate from the University of Michigan, Freeman was teaching history at Wellesley when Henry Fowle Durant died and Ada Howard left. During her years as president, faculty collegiality and responsibility were fostered. Academic Council was founded. As perhaps the most visible woman educator in the United States, she played a major role in defining a community of educated women. Her presidency ended in December 1887, a few days after she married George Herbert Palmer, professor of philosophy at Harvard. She continued to serve Wellesley as a member of the Board of Trustees. From 1892 to 1894 she served as dean of women at the University of Chicago, which had just begun to admit women.
Ada Howard, 1875-1881
Ada Howard was a graduate of Mount Holyoke College. Howard had taught at Western College in Ohio, been the principal of the Woman's Department of Knox College in Illinois, and operated Ivy Hall, a school for girls in Bridgeton, New Jersey. Although she had the title of president, many of the decisions concerning the College were made by the College's founder, Henry Fowle Durant. Howard left Wellesley for health reasons shortly after the death of Mr. Durant in 1881. She lived quietly in New York City until her death in 1907.
Information and images courtesy of Wellesley College Archives; text courtesy of Wellesley College Institutional Research


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WorldStage Newsonline—Nigeria's Composite Consumer Price Index, which measures inflation, dropped marginally to 12.8 per cent in July 2012 from 12.9 per cent in June.
But the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said in a report on Friday that on a monthly basis, the year-on-year changes in the CPI had generally been higher compared to last year, due to base effects.
It said changes in the index could be partly attributable to increases in the prices of some item classes such as oils and fats, gas, bread and cereals, meats, fish, fruits and other items with relatively smaller weights in the index such as repairs of household appliances, catering services and other miscellaneous services
"A look at the monthly changes over the previous three months reveals that although the CPI has generally risen, its increase has been at a slower rate which suggests that prices may be easing across the economy. For example, the headline index recorded month-on changes of 0.75, 1.15 and 0.24 percent in the months of May, June, and July, respectively. The Food sub-index recorded month-on changes of 1.2, 0.5 and 0.3 percent during the same period, while the "Core" index was recorded at 1.1, 1.0 and 0.1 percent. On a monthly basis, the composite CPI was higher by 0.24 percent when compared with June 2012," NBS said.
"In July, the urban inflation rate was recorded at 15.6 percent year-on-year while the rural index indicated a 10.7 percent year-on-year increase. The Urban All Items index increased by 0.23 percent month-on-month, while the corresponding Rural index increased by 0.25 percent, when compared with the preceding month.
"The percentage change in the average composite CPI for the twelve-month period ending July 2012 over the average of the CPI for the previous twelve-month period was 11.6 percent. The corresponding 12-month year-on-year average percentage change for urban and rural indices was 11.8 and 11.5 respectively."
In July, the Composite Food Index increased year-on-year by 12.1 percent to 138.1 points. The index was also higher than levels recorded in June of this year by 0.3 percent. The appreciation in the Food Index was as a result of an increase in the price of oils and fats, vegetables, soft drinks, as well as fruit classes, the latter being a key dietary component during the traditional break of the fast during the period of Ramadan. Also, prices of wheat, flour, and associated by-products partially contributed to the rise in the food index as the import duty on wheat grains and flour increased effectively by 20 percent and 100 percent respectively in July. The average annual rate of rise of the index was 11.0 percent (year-on-year) for the twelve-month period ending July 2012.
The "All items less Farm Produce" index which excludes the prices of volatile agricultural products rose by 15.0 percent year-on-year. On month-on-month basis, the core index increased by 0.1 percent in July 2012. The marginal rise in the Core index is partly attributable to higher price of gas, and other services such as household repairs, catering, and household textiles. The average 12 month annual rate of rise of the index was 13.0 percent for the twelve-month period ending July 2012.


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You wouldn't drive ½ a car, or go out half dressed would you? So don't eat half-way either. Most Americans eat enough breads and cereals but not enough whole grains.
Recently Wal-Mart shoppers learned about the importance of whole grain foods at an in-store event hosted by Virginia Cooperative Extension and the Family Nutrition Education Program.
When Barack Obama ran for president he attracted a lot of support for his articulate and consistent opposition to the war in Iraq.
Obama had been free of having to vote on the original war resolution. Therefore, he was able to maintain his 2002 position as Americans steadily turned against the alleged "pre-emptive" war in 2005 and thereafter.
Has Barack Obama been president for only eight months? It feels more like eight years!
Yes, 2012, when we will have a chance to retire President Obama, is still a long way off. In spite of approval ratings that have been dropping rapidly, President Obama still has plenty of time for that to change. Furthermore, even if the Obama administration turns out to be Jimmy Carter II, it doesn't mean that he will be a one term president.
Politicians are good about trying to put a "face" on their proposed policies. If the subject is healthcare, the Democrats will feature someone in a speech who has gone bankrupt because of a medical problem. Meanwhile the Republicans, to make their point, will share the story about someone from Canada who had to come down to this country for medical care because the government-run program in their own country wouldn't provide the care.
Making ends meet
Like many families across the country, my own family is struggling to make ends meet, pay the bills and fill up the car with gas. Now President Obama wants to tax my family even more to pay for the trillion-dollar healthcare bill. But that's not the worst of it. He is mandating that abortion be covered under the healthcare plan, meaning that my family will be paying for abortions, whether we want to or not.
On September 17, 1787, 39 delegates of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia signed their names to the United States Constitution.
Finally, President Barack Obama has done what he needed to do: state his specific case for health care reform, get Americans to understand what he would do and why it's needed, and shoot down the right-wing myths and lies that have so tarnished this debate.
President Obama's video talk to students last week turned out to be quite innocuous. He urged them to do their best in school and used his own background as an example of triumph over bad circumstances. It was appropriate for the President to do this.
The speech was preceded by a major flap. Student exercises recommended by the federal department of education included a suggestion that students write a letter to themselves explaining how they will help the President.
Help him to do what?
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Juror Matthew Christopher selected "Room with a view" into PhotoPlace Gallery's juried exhibition, The Traces Left Behind.
The photo will be included in the on-line exhibition and reproduced in the exhibition catalog. The exhibition will take place from December 17 to January 16, 2015, at the Photoplace Gallery, 3 Park Street, Middlebury, VT 05753, USA.


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With the opening of the 2014 Legends Football League USA season upon us; Jodie Nettles of the Atlanta Steam took some time to talk about the team's upcoming season as Atlanta prepares to defend the LFL Southern Division championship they won in the inaugural season. Jodie is a returning veteran and has a tremendous amount of insight to share concerning how this edition of the Steam compares with last year's, as well as how the rookies are shaping up.
Atlanta underwent a number of off-season changes that included a head coaching change, changes in the position coaches, the loss of last season's starting quarterback Brittany Morgan, and the addition of a number of new players that have never played tackle football. There are also some returning players that are working to bounce back from injuries last season-most notable among them is running back Nasira Johnson.
Jodie feels the Steam are ahead of where they were at this stage last year because the offensive line, linebacker and safety positions are being filled by returning players that now have a year of tackle experience under their belt, as well as "Very talented rookie additions at running back, defensive back, and defensive end that will only increase our level of play."
Nettles, a starting receiver and the No. 2 QB last season, has worked with new starting field general Dakota Hughes and believes that the additional film sessions first-year new head coach Dane Robinson has implemented will help remove "any doubt in Dakota's mind about alignment, assignment, and execution." She went on to say that "all of us are held accountable for every mistake, so we can better eliminate them."
While many questions are yet to be answered about Dakota, Jodie has been impressed with the 18-year olds "level of humility, maturity, and skill she (Dakota) has displayed on and off the field. She has been challenged with learning the offense, reading defenses, making adjustments, and in the end making plays. I cannot wait to see her show the LFL and its fans what she's capable of."
While Atlanta has had a good camp, it has not been free of setbacks.
Nas was a key component in last season's option style attack and is working to come back from last year's season-ending injury that resulted in surgery and. Sweetness Jones, the back that got the most touches, is no longer with the team . Dee Salter, the rookie RB Jodie spoke of, will see a lot of playing time and will be counted on to provide a breakaway threat out of the backfield for the Steam .
Add to that a lack of depth in the receiving corps that was made worse when Jodie, considered the Steam's top possession receiver, was involved in a motorcycle accident that has resulted in lost on-field practice time, and there are clearly areas of concern
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Choosing who will help care for you during your pregnancy, labor, and delivery is very important. There are several types of health care providers who can care for your needs during pregnancy and childbirth. Be sure to explore your options and evaluate what is most important to you before making a decision.
Some obstetric health care providers to consider include:
- Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs): Specially trained, licensed professionals experienced in providing obstetric and newborn care, CNMs provide comprehensive, family-centered maternity care from the first prenatal visit through labor, delivery, and after the birth of your baby. Midwives are registered nurses who have earned their master's degree in nursing, with a strong emphasis on clinical training in midwifery. Midwives work with obstetricians who are always available to assist if complications occur during pregnancy, labor, or delivery.
- Obstetrician-Gynecologist (OB/GYN): A medical doctor who is specially trained to provide medical and surgical care to women, OB/GYNs spend four years after medical school in a residency program studying pregnancy, reproduction, and female medical and surgical problems. To verify the credentials of an obstetrician, contact the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Specialists who mainly provide pregnancy care are obstetricians, while gynecologists primarily provide female reproductive system care.
- Perinatologist: Also called maternal-fetal medicine specialists, a perinatologist is an obstetrician who specializes in the care of women who may face special problems during pregnancy. These include women over age 35; women with certain medical conditions, such as diabetes, hypertension, and sexually transmitted diseases; women with inherited (genetic) disorders; and women who have had problems with previous pregnancies. Perinatologists manage high-risk pregnancies, preconception counseling, and sophisticated prenatal diagnosis and treatment.
- Family practitioner (FP): a medical doctor who specializes in the health care of all family members. Some FPs provide normal OB/GYN care, but will refer high-risk pregnancies and other problems to an OB/GYN.
- Doula: a person who specializes in helping families through the childbearing year. Doulas do not provide any clinical care, so they do not replace your obstetric health care provider. Generally, your relationship with your doula will begin during pregnancy. A doula can help you find the appropriate childbirth class, learn birthing techniques, write a birth plan, and more. Most doulas will provide early labor support at home, coming to your home and helping you while you are in labor before you are ready to go to the hospital or birth center. When you are ready to leave for your place of birth she will go with you, or follow in her car. Note: Most insurance providers will not cover the costs of a doula.
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This little tube has made such a difference in my skin. It contains an amazing array of the best, proven skin care ingredients. I use it every day and have seen a lovely change in my skin...not drastic, of course, but subtle. Subtle yet noticeable. At my age (46), at any age, that's what top-notch skincare products should deliver, and this does. Thank you, Paula :)
Nice as a moisturizer, but doesn't deliver on anti-aging ...
By Rachael H.
I give this two stars for its moisturizing properties. It does soak into the skin well and leave it feeling silky smooth, but after using for months to combat dark spots and crepiness on my cheeks, I see no difference whatsoever. In the last week, I have begun microneedling my face every other night. I find this serum very soothing to my skin after treating with a dermaroller, so I will use the rest of this tube, but won't repurchase.
Great results!
By MDK
I was reluctant to add a serum to my new PC skin routine, after using too complicated, expensive, ineffective routines from other skincare brands. Now I don't go a night without applying this soothing serum. My freckles and spots are fading, including the big hormonal brown spot on my cheek that's been around forever! It is a bit oily when I first put it on, but it absorbs quickly, and does not break me out. Great results from an innocent looking tube!
By Sarah C.
This brand is amazing in general (thank you /r/skincareaddiction for bringing me here!) but I can't believe what this product has done for my skin with only 3 sample sized packs! My formerly red, dry, flaky skin now glows with health! I love that it's a concentrated formula, it takes so little to see results! My fine lines are almost non-existent. I just ordered another full-sized 8% AHA gel because I had to with 20% off! Got another 5 samples. Will be buying the full-sized one when it's on sale
By Christina E.
I have combo skin on the dry side, so I use a lot of moisturizing products. This serum is also moisturizing, so I only use it when I'm feeling a little dry. It has a lovely, silky texture and doesn't irritate. Feels like I'm giving my skin one of those green health smoothies, lol!On days when I don't need so much moisture, I reach for the "Super-Light" Resist serum, which I also love!A little of this goes a looooong way. Pea-sized amount isn't an underestimation!
Great but gave me blackheads after one week
By Sherilyn M.
Have been using the resist line along with the 1% retinol sample for a week & love all of it but woke up with blackheads on the sides of my nose today & have never had blackheads in my life. I think the serum is too thick. It is the consistency of syrup & takes a long time to sink into the skin. I also noticed that even the slightest exertion caused my nose to perspire so even when the serum dried it was more like a coating over my skin. Other than that seemed great just not for me....
Unexpected other use
By MICHELLE H.
I was holidaying on a tiny island, and I got a wicked sunburn on the tops of my knees from sitting in a boat all day. The one pharmacy was closed, and I was in so much pain I was desperate to put SOMETHING on the burn, and since this serum is super soothing I tried a bit first to make sure it wouldn't sting, and then liberally coated both my knees. Within five minutes, by the time it had all absorbed, the pain had abated and the swelling was going down. By the morning, it didn't hurt at all!
Great product
By Emily B.
I've always been a fan of serums - they just feel like they are doing good. This one is no exception. The texture is similar to straight Vitamin E, so a little goes a long way. It blends perfectly under my makeup in the morning and absorbs beautifully at night. My skin LOOKS more hydrated and firm. The furrow between my brows is less noticeable after using this awesome product.
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Super oily
By Siu Y.
It's a big no no for who has oily skin. I used twice and acnes start to appear on my face, which is a problem I thought being away from me since long time ago. I just don't understand why it's labeled as for all skin types rather than for dry skin.
Customer Service Response: Thanks for your review! Formula-wise, this is a concentrated product, so a little goes a long way. Many people apply too much at once, resulting in an oily feel. You may prefer our Ultra-Light Super Antioxidant Concentrate. Please contact us to arrange for an exchange!
great product
By pam
i have been using this since it first came out.i have not found any other serum either by Paula or other makers that is better so i have always come back to this. & i stock it up on sale.it takes a while to absorb but it leaves the skin smooth yet not greasy(then why only 4 stars?i wish it did not have soy oil tho as > 90% is GMO but it is pretty far @ the end so i just tolerate it)
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By Raquel, P
This stuff is amazing!! It has great ingredients and does not make my super acne prone skin breakout....this along with other resist products has cleared up my acne. I'm so glad I finally found products that are both anti aging and good for acne prone skin. :)
Bad for my skin!
By Ruth Ann C.
I really wanted this, I had high hopes because of all the skin problem busting anti-oxidants, many more antioxidants than the lighter version. So many great reviews from people with oily skin that said it had a matte finish, felt like there was nothing on, and left skin feeling silky. I could not believe this product when I first tried it. It was so heavy and thick as syrup. I put it on and waited for the tacky sticky feeling to go away. It did not. Broke me out, under my eyes too. Wasted money.
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One of the best serums ever
I LOVE this serum. I see a difference (less inflammation/redness, brighter skin) with this within an hour. The texture of it is thick so I've stuck to using it at night, and wake up with amazingly even-toned skin. It feels nourishing- great for dry skin. When my skin is more dehydrated and I need more moisture, I wait a while for it to soak in before putting on a moisturizer. Will repurchase forever.
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Resist Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum utilizes an innovative blend of ingredients that research has proven aging skin needs to look younger and feel its healthy best. Stabilized Vitamin C plus potent antioxidants in a silky base join ingredients that help preserve skin's barrier. This state-of-the-art serum efficiently addresses multiple issues that cause skin to look wrinkled while reducing redness and uneven skin tone.
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ferulic acid, tocotrienols, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, skin-repairing ingredients, cell-communicating ingredients, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, epigallocatechin gallate, Curcuma longa root, ergothioneine, glycerin, Lupinus albus extract, xanthophyll, ceramide NP, tocopherol, glutathione, thioctic acid, antioxidant, palmitoyl tripeptide-5, ubiquinone, soy extract, beta-glucan, superoxide dismutase, Arctostaphylos uva ursi leaf, tocopheryl acetate
Cyclopentasiloxane, Dimethicone (silicone slip agents/suspending agents), Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate (stabilized vitamin c/antioxidant), Palmitoyl Tripeptide-5 (cell communicating ingredient), Ceramide NP, Tocotrienols, Tocopherol (vitamin e/antioxidant), Ubiquinone (coenzyme q10/antioxidant), Thioctic Acid (alpha lipoic acid/antioxidant), Tocopheryl Acetate (vitamin e/antioxidant), Magnesium Ascorbyl, Phosphate (stabilized vitamin c/antioxidant), Ferulic Acid (antioxidant), Beta-Glucan (anti-irritant), Superoxide Dismutase (antioxidant), Epigallocatechin Gallate (green-tea derived antioxidant), Ergothioneine (mushroom derived antioxidant), Glutathione (fruit derived antioxidant), Xanthophylls (antioxidant pigment), Glycine Soja (Soybean) Seed Extract (antioxidant), Glycerin (skin identical ingredient), Arctostaphylos Uva Ursi (Bearberry) Leaf Extract (anti-inflammatory agent), Lupinus Albus Seed Extract, Curcuma Longa (Turmeric) Root Extract (antioxidant), Elaeis Guineensis (Palm) Oil (emollient), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
DIRECTIONS: Apply once or twice daily after cleansing, toning and exfoliating. Smooth a few drops onto face, neck and eye area before moisturizing (or use alone). For daytime, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
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Most Dangerous Cities In America, No city with more than 100K residents had a higher violent crime rate than this one, says the FBI.New FBI data shows that violent crime rates are improving across America, but among cities with the highest crime problems, murder rates continued to rise in 2011. The FBI finds that violent crime dropped 4% in 2011, compared with a 5.5% drop in 2010. Nationally, the murder rate fell 1.9% from 2010, and robbery, forcible rape and assault fell 4% each.
Yet a 24/7 Wall St. review of 2011 FBI crime data shows that violent crime rose in more than half of the cities that have among the highest rates in the country. In seven of the 10 cities, murder rates increased. In eight of the 10, burglary went up.
Strained budgets are forcing police layoffs that many cities cannot afford to make. More than half of local police departments that responded to a national survey reported cuts in the 2011 fiscal year, according to the Police Executive Research Forum, an organization of police executives from across the country. Many are cutting police forces through planned layoffs and attrition. More than half of the cities with the highest violent crime rates are cutting law enforcement budgets and police forces as well. However, unlike the national picture, the situation is worse for these cities, which depend on tax bases that are shrinking faster than most.
The cities with the highest crime rates tend to have particularly high poverty rates, high unemployment and low median income. Two of the worst-off cities, Flint and Detroit, Mich., both have had well-publicized budget woes. Flint was taken over by an emergency city manager after failing to pay its bills in 2011. Detroit is facing similar budget problems and recently came to a temporary oversight agreement with the state.
While the Detroit Police Department reported no budget cuts for fiscal year 2012, the city is planning a 15% cut next year. Detroit also has one of the highest crime rates in the country.
On its Web site, the FBI cautions against using crime data to compare city violence because rankings tend to be simplistic and ignore factors that influence crime, as well as the different ways crimes are measured and reported. "Data users should not rank locales because there are many factors that cause the nature and type of crime to vary from place to place," the FBI warns.


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A solid plastic coin is placed flat inside the container, and the cover is put on. The cover has eight holes in it; you can see the coin inside the box. Each of eight spikes are then pushed through the holes in the box, and each goes right through the solid coin, pushing out through the bottom of the box! When the spikes are removed and the cover is opened, the solid coin is still laying flat in the box! This is really amazing- you can do the trick even if you don't know how it works!
Completely automatic- it works by itself!
Suitable for young magicians over age 7 but be aware that SPIKES MAY BE A CHOKING HAZARD.Colors may vary from photo and demo.
History and Trivia: Thomas Fitzgerald introduced the concept of this trick.
Interested in magic history? Visit our free online Magic Library, full of biographies of famous magicians plus lots of magic history and trivia!
And that's all you need!All parts of the trick are made of plastic.
You can also use your own ordinary half dollar coin in place of the plastic coin. It works just as easily- and is very impressive!


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Wyoming Student-Athletes Earn League Academic Accolades
Forty-seven UW students honored for hard work in classroom
Cowgirls Close Season With Four-Set Victory Over New Mexico On Senior Night
Senior Purdy Breaks UW's All-Time Kills Record
Cowgirl Volleyball Set For Senior Night
Wyoming Will Host New Mexico In Its Final Regular Season Game
Cowgirls Win 20th Match Of The Season In Three-Set Sweep Of Air Force
Sophomore Kirby Becomes Cowgirls Single-Season Block Leader
Wyoming Volleyball Sweeps Fresno State In Three Sets
The Cowgirls Won Their 14th Home Match Of The Season
Cowgirl Redshirt Freshman Camille Coffman
Interview with Wyoming Cowgirl redshirt freshman, middle blocker Camille Coffman, Oct. 5, 2010.
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Junior (2011): Played in 31 matches and 112 sets, along with 25 starts during the season...averaged 1.79 kills and almost one block per set, which were fourth on the team...hit .225 (201-77-551) on the year...in conference matches, she averaged 1.69 kills, 0.79 blocks, while hitting .239 (98-31-280)...recorded a career high 15 kills, five digs and 28 attempts, plus a season high seven blocks against Boise State (9/22/11)...finished with 12 kills while hitting a career high .923 (12-0-13) against Drake (9/3/11)...had four digs against Milwaukee (9/2/11)...finished with 11 kills and 27 attempts against Oregon State (8/26/11)...recorded double-figures in kills seven times...averaged 2.70 kills and had a .420 (27-6-50) hitting percentage to garner All-Tournament honors at the Drake Invitational...earned Academic All-MW honors for the third time in her career.
Sophomore (2010): Played in all 32 matches along with 94 sets on the season...averaged 1.56 kills and 0.51 blocks per set...hit .231 (147-55-398) on the year, which was fourth on the team...in the MW, she averaged 1.29 kills and 1.50 points, while hitting .159 (63-28-220)...recorded a season high five total blocks and hit .562 (10-1-16) against Idaho (9/18/10)...hit .556 (7-2-9) against Florida Atlantic (9/4/10)...recorded a season high 11 kills and 18 attempts while hitting .500 (11-2-18) against Murray State (8/28/10)...earned All-Tournament Team honors at the Gonzaga Invitational...recorded double-figures four times on the year...garnered Academic All-MW honors for the second year in a row.
Freshman (2009): Started in 24 of 28 matches and played in 102 sets during the season...missed three matches because of an ankle injury...her first career start came against Rutgers (8/28/09)...she finished with six kills, six block assists and a .417 (6-1-12) hitting percentage...averaged 1.40 kills and 0.75 blocks per set, while hitting .168 (143-75-404)...in league matches, she averaged 1.09 kills and 0.64 blocks...had a career high three service aces plus three digs against Brown (9/17/09)...recorded a season high 12 kills and a career high ten total blocks while hitting .455 (12-2-22) against Northern Arizona (9/11/09)...finished with 11 kills and six block assists against South Dakota State (8/28/09)...led the team in kills once during the season...earned Academic All-MW honors.
High School: A two-time All-Conference selection, while attending Ray-Pec High School...during her senior year, she also earned Second Team All-Conference and All-District honors, while being selected to play in the Missouri-Kansas All-Star Game...averaged 2.72 kills and 1.89 digs, while hitting .347 for the season...helped her team to a 24-9 record overall and a third place finish in the conference...a co-captain her senior year, she was coached in high school by Cara Hornbeck...played for the Invasion Swat Volleyball Club...finished first at the 18 open Northern Lights tournament, second at the Crossroads tournament and fifth at Nationals.
Personal: Full name is Camille Suzanne Coffman...born July 20, 1990 in Independence, Mo...the daughter of Paul and Amy Coffman...has three siblings, Chase, Carson and Cameron...father, Paul and brother, Carson played football at Kansas State, her brother, Chase, played for the Missouri Tigers, while her brother Cameron is currently playing at Indiana...majoring in communication with an emphasis in marketing.
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My first challenge is with Shirley's Specialty Cakes in downtown Southern Pines. Shirley started her business in 2003 and specializes in wedding, birthday & anniversary cakes. Most popular right now are her decorative cupcakes.
Shirley has challenged me to eat 13 (a baker's dozen) of her delicious cupcakes.
Check back next week to see if I have what it takes to conquer her challenge.
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by Toni Morrison
Beloved Chapter 7 Summary
- Paul D thinks that Beloved is shining. Shining?
- What does that even mean?!
- Well, Paul D can't really describe it. But he's seen it before. In lots of women.
- In fact, she's so attractive that he starts having sex with Sethe in the mornings, just so that he has a clear head when he gets downstairs.
- It's not that he likes Beloved. He doesn't. It's just that she's… shining.
- One day, Paul D starts pressing Beloved for answers like: Where did she come from? How did she get to 124?
- Beloved turns slowly to him. She says she came a long, long way. And nobody helped her.
- Paul D can't figure it out. If she came such a long way, why are her shoes brand new?
- Sethe warns Paul D to leave Beloved alone.
- She gets so angry that she tells him what she thinks of men…they're all intending to leave.
- Paul D disagrees. He's never done anything to hurt a woman. Neither did Halle.
- Outraged, Sethe informs Paul D that Halle had indeed disappointed her. He left her. He never followed her when she ran away.
- Paul D pauses.
- Then he tells Sethe that Halle was in the barn when schoolteacher's two boys took her milk.
- Halle saw them do it.
- Sethe can't seem to take this information in. It's just too much to think that Halle could have seen one of the most horrible moments of her life.
- Paul D says that whatever Halle saw, it broke him.He went crazy.
- When Paul D last saw him, he was sitting by a butter churn with butter all over his face.
- Sethe turns on Paul D. If he knew this, why didn't he say anything to Halle?Paul D tells Sethe he couldn't—he had a bit in his mouth. You know, like the kind used on horses?
- Sethe turns away from Paul D, numb.
- Her brain's moving fast, out of her control; it won't refuse anything that comes into it like, for example, the memory of being raped by the two white boys and how schoolteacher observed the whole thing, all the while taking notes about the incident in his little book. From there, it doesn't take much for her to add the image of what Paul D just told her about Halle and the butter all over his face. Or other things about the past: her brain just won't stop.
- Paul D comes up to her and tells her that he didn't mean to tell her about Halle.
- Sethe can tell that Paul D has more to say, especially about his own experience with the bit, but she doesn't really want to hear about it. Why should she? Her brain can already picture the bit in Paul D's mouth, especially since it wasn't uncommon for the bit to be put in everyone's mouth.But she looks at him and asks him about it anyway.
- Wearing a bit usually breaks a person completely. Paul D doesn't seem broken.
- Smiling a bit, Paul D tells her that it wasn't the bit that was the worst part. It was seeing the roosters.The roosters were free, especially one called "Mister."
- And whatever schoolteacher had done, he'd turned Paul D into something less than what Mister the rooster was allowed to be.
- Pausing, Paul D realizes that he can't tell Sethe anymore. It's too much for both of them.
- He sighs and locks the rest up inside him.
- As he thinks, his memories are in a tin box where his heart used to be.
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One of the most prevalent themes that "bottom-up" (mechanics-first, rather than flavor-first) blocks of Magic have been based on is multicolor matters. The reasons for this are clear: Players like multicolor, it has a lot of variations (allied pairs, enemy pairs, allied triple shards, enemy triple wedges), and it's fairly easy to design around. We've seen it in Invasion, Ravnica, Shards of Alara, and Return to Ravnica blocks, and thus far only wedges have yet to get the spotlight.
However, there's been more and more multicolor in recent sets, making it feel less special. Mark Rosewater fielded a question to this effect recently; sirzapdos pointed out on Rosewater's Tumblr blog, "Zendikar was the last "expert" expansion to not have a multicoloured card. Will we ever see a block expansion without a multicolour card again?" Rosewater replied:
We're much more willing these days to have a little bit of multicolor in a set that I could imagine it might be a while until there's a set with zero multicolor cards. I imagine it will happen when there's a reason not have to have any in a set.
The most obvious reason for a set or a block to lack multicolor cards would be a monocolor theme, something we have yet to see because monocolor is less easy to rally behind than multicolor is (after all, most cards, period, have only one color) and it's harder to design a diverse environment when everything boils down to white, blue, black, red, or green.dek. There are a number of ways to accomplish a diverse-feeling monocolor environment, however: Having factions within single colors Fallen Empires-style (aggro-white versus control-white, for example, red burn versus red creature swarms, or suicide black versus black mill), judicious use of either multicolor or monocolor hybrid cards (the former to force a choice between which color to play them as, perhaps with "all-in" pay-one-color-of-mana-only effects or different scaling abilities depending on how much of each color of mana is spent), or simply pairing it with an artifact or colorless (Eldrazi?) subtheme.


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Dec. 16, 2013
Editor's Note: The following first appeared in the University of Iowa's Hawk Talk Daily, an e-newsletter that offers a daily look at the Iowa Hawkeyes, delivered free each morning to thousands of fans of the Hawkeyes worldwide.
IOWA CITY, Iowa -- Today marks the start of finals week on the University of Iowa campus, and while most UI students will be looking forward to a long winter break, UI women's basketball student-athletes will be focusing on their next final, and their next opponent.
"It is important to finish the semester strong," said senior guard Theairra Taylor. "We are student-athletes and students first.
"We have played well in our nonconference schedule, and a strong finish in our final two contests will give us confidence heading into conference play."
The 21st-ranked Hawkeyes conclude the month with two home matchups against in-state foe Drake on Saturday and North Dakota on Dec. 28 prior to starting league play Jan. 2 at Indiana. Both non-league games will be contested inside Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
First, preparation for finals, and the Bulldogs.
"This is a challenging week for all of us academically," said sophomore guard Kathryn Reynolds. "Practices this week provide a good time for us to shift our focus somewhere else. It is important to be able to balance studying with preparing for our game, with the ultimate goal of doing well on our tests and getting a big in-state win on Saturday."
For UI freshmen, a strong finish in their first semester is especially important.
"Finishing the first semester of my freshman year strong is a huge step for me in college," said freshman Alexa Kastanek.
Kastanek and the Hawkeyes are 10-2, and can finish the nonconference slate with a 12-2 mark with wins in their final nonconference games. Iowa entered last week tied for the most wins of any team in the nation.
"We had a goal of getting 11 nonconference wins, so Saturday's game will be a huge step for our team goal," said Kastanek.
Iowa -- the only Big Ten team to appear in the last six NCAA Tournaments -- is currently in a stretch where it plays only two games in 19 days. Once finals are over, the team can shift its focus to hoops, before classes resume on the UI campus on Jan. 21.
"It is important and exciting that it is finals week," said junior Samantha Logic. "We are looking forward to focusing on basketball, but school definitely comes first this week."
Once Big Ten play starts, the Hawkeyes will have a more consistent schedule, with two games a week.
"Once finals are over, we are looking forward to our next two games before conference plays opens, and getting back in the swing of things," said Logic.
The Hawkeyes and Bulldogs tip at 4 p.m. (CT) on Saturday on Mediacom Court at Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The game can be seen live on Mediacom.
Fans can stop by one of the four Hy-Vee stores in Iowa City or Coralville to pick up a free ticket to the game. Tickets, while supplies last, can be picked up at the customer service counters at any of the four Iowa City or Coralville locations (First Ave, N. Dodge, Waterfront, Coralville Strip).


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One of UNC Charlotte's most prolific and celebrated poets will take listeners on a compelling journey on Tuesday, March 26 at UNC Charlotte's J. Murrey Atkins Library.
Tanure Ojaide, a native of Nigeria and the author of The Beauty I Have Seen, will present the final talk of the 2012-2013 Personally Speaking series, sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences and Atkins Library. The 6:30 p.m. public talk is free and will be in the Dale Halton Reading Room of the library. The doors open at 6:15 p.m., and a reception and book signing will follow the talk.
In the book and his talk, Ojaide turns to his life's experiences to create phases of the poetic journey, ranging from the poet — or minstrel — as a public figure, a traveller and observer of humanity, to one grounded in the landscape and fate of his native land. His voice is at once passionate and restrained, relaxed and poignant, blending African oral traditions with modern techniques.
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2014 Cross Country: Helbling finished fourteenth at the 2014 Big Sky Conference Cross Country Championships with a time of 24:43.3 in the 8k… Helbling also competed in the NCAA Division I West Region Cross Country Championships taking a 66th position in the 10k with a time of 30:46.7
2014 Outdoor: Helbling earned a First-Team All-WAC honor for his third-place performance in the 10,000m and a Second-Team All-WAC honor for his sixth-place finish in the 5000m at the Western Athletic Conference Championships…aided in the WAC Championship title…won the 5000m at the OSU High Performance Meet with a career-best time of 14:45.14…and ran a career-best time of 30:37.44 in the 10000m at the Mt.SAC Relays.
2014 Indoor: Helbling was a member of the 2014 Indoor Track and Field Western Athletic Conference Championship team…earned Second-Team All-WAC honors for his fifth-place finish in the 3000m…and ran a third-place time of 4:19.93 in the mile at the WSU Open II.
2013 Cross Country: Helbling was the second overall finisher at the WAC Championships with a time of 25:32.3 over the 8K course...placed 10th at the Sundodger Invitational over the 8K course in a time of 24:14.01 which is the third fastest in Idaho History...finished 12th at the Clash of the Inland Northwest with a time of 19:04 over the 6K course...took 17th at the Bronco Invite with a time of 24:18 over the 8K course...finished 34th at the Dellinger Invite with a time of 25:01 over the 8K course.
At BYU: Competed in four XC meets as a freshman in 2010 at BYU...finished 19th at the BYU Autumn Classic...ran an indoor 3000m time of 8:15.78
High School: Lake City High School… student athlete of 2010… was a 2009 and 2010 footlocker finalist… posted career-bests in the 1600m (4:20) and the 3200m (9:20)…was voted team captain.
Personal: Son of Art and Sely Helbling… has one brother; Seth Helbling…married to Nicole Helbling...daughter McKinley... majoring in computer engineering.
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Santa Cruz HS: A four-year starter on the varsity squad ... earned first-team All-Santa Cruz League and County honors each year in high school ... team was CCSAL champions all fours and CCS champions three of her four years at Santa Cruz High School ... recorded an overall record of 58-9-16 in her career, including a 39-game unbeaten streak ... scored 28 goals and recorded 42 assists ... also played two years of tennis and one year of basketball.
Personal: Born on Sept. 28, 1991 in Santa Cruz, Calif. ... parents are Mark Sordo and Grace Donatelli Sordo ... has a brother, Vincent, and sister, Rachael ... hobbies include soccer, basketball and tennis ... lists favorite athletes as Mia Hamm and Kobe Bryant because they are both great athletes ... chose Fresno State because she really wanted to play soccer here and likes the criminology program.
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A high-speed, high torque motor velocities up to 400 fps and fires in either full or semi automatic modes. Fires at an astounding 800 rounds per minute. The rifle features a metal barrel, adjustable hop-up, removable carry handle and fully adjustable sights.
Features :
Adjustable Hop-up systems
Adjustable metal front/rear sight
Metal bolt carrier, metal trigger
LE Collapsible Stock
MIL-STD M913 Style Rails
Flat Top Receiver
Body Components: Metal and ABS Plastic
Mechbox Type: Version 2
Bushings: 7mm Metal
Spring Guide: Metal bearing Spring Guide
Overall Length: 33 Extended
External Barrel: Metal
Motor Type: Long Shaft
Hop Up: Adjustable
Fire Mode: Semi and Full Auto
Gun Weight: 4.81 lbs
Muzzle Velocity: 400.00 FPS with .20 gram BBs
Front Sight: Blade
Rear Sight: Adjustable
Effective Range: 100 Feet
Battery Pack Size: Mini Type
Package Includes:
Rifle, One High Capacity Magazine, Charger and Battery.
We recommend only using high quality .20g and .25g BBs for higher performance, better accuracy and to prolong the life of your gun.
- ManufacturerGameFace
- Caliber6mm cal
- Velocity400 fps
- ConditionNew
- Ammo TypeAirsoft BBs
- Ammo Weight0.2 gr
- ActionSemiautomatic/Full-auto
- Barrel StyleSmooth bore
- BlowbackNo
- Fire ModeRepeater
- Gun Weight4.5
- Hop UpAdjustable
- Overall Length30"
- Loudness2-Low-Medium
- Magazine Capacity130
- MechanismAEG
- RailWeaver
- SafetyManual
- Front SightsPost
- Rear SightsAdjustable
- UseSkirmishing
- Warranty1 Year Limited
5 Stars
Trigger happy
August 17, 2010
This gun has a great rof . The noise after every shot is a little bit too loud . But I don't care . The small type battery is really easy to get in . A lot of plastic parts are on this gun but as long as you don't drop it you will be ok . The plastic helps keep the weight low for long airsoft battles . This gun is not made for long range , but it is really good at close range . Fps is pretty good for CQB. Stock and magazine wobble a little , but everything else is solid . The pistol grip feels really noce . This gun has not broken down on me after a year's worth of play . The battery lasts a long time too. The mag hods 150 rounds . It was an ok amount for me . This gun has been great for my collection
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August 5, 2010
This is not so great- it'd be fine if it was possible to take the thing apart! you cannot open the recievers that i know of rear reciever pin does not go back in all the way the flash hider and front sight are not removable (i think)(rendering most optics usesless) but if your just starting to play airsoft, its perfect- it'll get the job done p.s. its manufactured by Classic Army so you know its good
5 Stars
Needs upgrades
January 10, 2010
Gun is okay. It needs a new hand guards (about 50 bucks), and some spare mags or a box mag. Every time you fire the semi auto feature though the whole gun makes the sound of a rattling spring.
4 Stars
Strong Gun
January 7, 2010
This gun is good in speed. Theres some flaws, there is no place to put a bipod. The battery is very hard to get in and out, there seems to be no spare mags on the market, and the manaul says to wait 5-10 mins after every 500 rounds.
4 Stars
September 28, 2009
this gun is good. the mag it comes with is not a high cap but a 130 mid-cap. very fast just as advertised and very accuret. im going to make it a SAW type gun with a C-mag I would fully recomend it even thought i gve it a 4.
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May 25, 2009
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I was and still am, very pleased to have purchased this Automatic Airsoft rifle! This is the best one yet- as for power and battery strength. I certainly do reccomend this hands down.
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By Henry from York ME on November 12, 2011
By Staff on February 23, 2012
Answer:Yes the stock and stock bar are removable with the removal of a bolt and nut and can easily be replaced or changed out.
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Answer:Additional Magazines: http://www.airgundepot.com/echo-1-mag--m4-hca.html
Iron Sight Removal: Yes and No, the Rear sight/Carry handle is removable via the large thumbscrews attached to the rail system. The front sight is unfortunately part of the hand-guard system, and a little trickier, possibly requiring hard (dremel & hammer) removal.


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Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens Official Teaser Trailer #1 (2015)
Star Wars: Rebels Full Trailer is a confusing mess
so I guess they're going to just forget that there were no jedi left after the purge until Luke?
Star Dance
They mention twerking, but there's actually no twerking going on here. sad.
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'Star Wars: Episode VII' cast announced
Actors John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Domhnall Gleeson, and Max von Sydow will join the original stars of the saga, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and Kenny Baker in the new film.
Director J.J. Abrams says, "We are so excited to finally share the cast of Star Wars: Episode VII. It is both thrilling and surreal to watch the beloved original cast and these brilliant new performers come together to bring this world to life, once again. We start shooting in a couple of weeks, and everyone is doing their best to make the fans proud."
Star Wars: Episode VII is being directed by J.J. Abrams from a screenplay by Lawrence Kasdan and Abrams. Kathleen Kennedy, J.J. Abrams, and Bryan Burk are producing, and John Williams returns as the composer. The movie opens worldwide on December 18, 2015.
Is that a black man in the corner? Goodness! Let's hope it's a little more multicultural than just a single guy from a race that isn't white.
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Because of how human bodies work, these highly-detailed Han Solo rugs are a great size to be a hallway runner, letting all who enter your abode know you are not to be trifled with. (And also that you're a huge Star Wars fan.) Line the sides of the hallway with "torches" made from lightsabers, and you've got the ultimate entryway for your geek pad. Make your doorbell play Imperial March for the pièce de résistance.


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North Korea has sent a stern-sounding warning to both the U.S. and South Korea. The North Korea warning states that if the U.S. and South Korea undergo the joint military exercises in South Korea then it may push the situation of the "North-South ties into a catastrophe." They claim they will rain all types of retaliation down if these joint exercises go forward. Retaliation will include everything but the kitchen sink.
According to The Inquisitr on Jan. 16, this is not sitting well with South Korea's Defense Ministry who said through a spokesperson that if these "normal exercises" bring on any aggression from North Korea then "our military will mercilessly and decisively punish them.
Kim Jung Un uncle's execution: Naked and eaten alive by 120 dogs claims report
North Korea's National Defense Commission responded to South Korea's Defense Ministry by saying that any drills would be "tantamount to a declaration of full-scale nuclear war." If that wasn't enough of a description they added, "It would trigger calamities and disasters beyond imagination."
North Korean leader's ex-lover executed by firing squad: 12 ordered killed
In recent weeks North Korea has been preparing for a conflict by holding their own military exercises. These warnings are coming from a country that just executed their second man in command, Jang Song Thaek, who is also the uncle of North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un.
Executing the man was bad enough, but reports say they stripped him naked and fed him alive to 120 famished dogs. Doing this to a family member might indicate there's not much they won't do when it comes to getting their point across, but these threats are nothing new.
Since the execution of Kim Jong Un's uncle, there's been even more instability in the country than previously. Now making such serious threats to the U.S. and South Korea puts this country in the world's spotlight once again.
These joint military exercises are nothing new as South Korea and the U.S. have embarked on them before. These threats are not anything new either, as they have come as the prelude to the exercises before. This year they seem a bit more aggressive-sounding than usual.


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Player of the Day: Michael Turner
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Defender takes safc.com spotlight.
Michael Turner spent three years on Wearside between 2009 and 2012 and made 77 appearances as the Black Cats recorded their highest top-flight finishes since 2001.
Turner began his career with Charlton Athletic where he progressed through the youth ranks before joining Leyton Orient, and then Brentford, on loan.
He moved to Griffin Park permanently in November 2004 and won the Bees' Player of the Season during his first campaign before moving to Hull City a season later.
After a steady first year at the KC Stadium, Turner's form improved immensely and he was voted as the Tigers' Player of the Year for their 2007-08 promotion winning campaign.
And, despite Hull's relegation from the top-flight in their first season, Turner still shined, playing every minute of every league game for the Tigers, winning the Player of the Season award for the second consecutive campaign.
Turner proved his worth in the Barclays Premier League and, as a result, attracted interest from multiple top-flight teams upon Hull's relegation.
Sunderland were Turner's preferred suitors and he eventually joined the Black Cats at the end of August 2009.
He made his Black Cats debut against the Tigers as Sunderland ran out 4-1 winners at the Stadium of Light whilst he scored his first goal in the following home game as Steve Bruce's side hammered Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-2.
The Lewisham-born defender made 32 appearances in his first campaign on Wearside as the Black Cats finished 13th in the Barclays Premier League.
Turner added a further 17 appearances to his Black Cats tally during the 2010-11 season as Sunderland finished 10th in the Barclays Premier League.
He continued to impress when selected for the Black Cats, though Turner was always fighting injury towards the end of his time on Wearside and he made 29 appearances in his final campaign.
Turner joined Norwich City in 2012 and played 28 times last season as the Canaries secured their Barclays Premier League status for a second consecutive season.


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Stile and panel router bits are sold separately.
The tooling on this page is designed to give the illusion of raised panel door construction in MDF and solid panel doors. Use one of the Panel router bits in conjunction with one of the Stile router bits to create an authentic raised panel reveal.
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11-1 Huskies and 11-1 Flashes to Meet Friday at Ford Field
NIU coach Dave Doeren, CMU coach Dan Enos and NIU players
Cornerback Rashaan Melvin, Safety Jimmie Ward Lead Veteran Group
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Lots of sand, lots of food and jet skis.
The Huskies arrive in Miami
Richard McNutt, who has coached defensive backs at two Mid-American Conference schools, joined Dave Doeren's staff at Northern Illinois on January 27, 2011 as the Huskies' cornerbacks coach.
In his first season on the staff, McNutt took the team's new starting corners, Jhony Faustin and Rashaan Melvin, under his wing. By the end of the season, the pair had accumulated five of the team's 13 interceptions, while Melvin led NIU in pass breakups. The Huskies return both cornerbacks, and its entire starting secondary, in 2012.
A former cornerback at Ohio State, McNutt has spent his entire career coaching defensive backs. He came to NIU after two seasons at Kent State, where the Golden Flashes boasted the No. 1 total defense in the MAC in 2010 and ranked second in the league in pass efficiency defense. McNutt was also involved with coaching the special teams units at Kent State.
He spent the 2008 football season on the staff of the Cleveland Browns, where he coached the safeties, assisted with the defensive backs and served as assistant special teams coach. The Browns ranked second in the NFL in interceptions with 23 that season. He went to Cleveland after one season as the secondary coach at the University of Toledo (2007) and spent the previous year as defensive backs coach at Virginia Military Institute (VMI).
A native of Park Forest, Ill., McNutt began his coaching career under his collegiate head coach, Jim Tressel, as a student assistant coach at Ohio State in 2003 after completing his playing career for the Buckeyes. During that time, he assisted with the cornerbacks and special teams and was a member of the staff that led OSU to an 11-2 record and a victory in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl.
Immediately after earning his undergraduate degree from Ohio State in 2004, McNutt began his coaching career as varsity defensive backs coach and defensive coordinator for the junior varsity team at Washington & Jefferson College in Washington, Pa. He helped the Presidents to a 12-1 record and the third round of the NCAA Division III Playoffs in 2004, as Washington & Jefferson ranked second in the nation with 26 interceptions. W&J posted a 9-2 record and advanced to the playoffs in 2005.
As a player, McNutt was on the Buckeyes teams that won the 2002 National Championship with a perfect 14-0 record. He was a three-year letterwinner for OSU and played in every game for Ohio State in both the 2000 and 2001 seasons; he started the first six games of 2002 at cornerback before he was sidelined by injury.
McNutt signed with Ohio State after a stellar prep career at Rich East High School in Park Forest, Ill. He was named one of the top five cornerback prospects in the country that year.
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The 30 Most Badass Guitarists of All Time
Born August 21, 1952 (died December 22, 2002)
Band The Clash, Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros
Iconic Guitar 1968 Fender Telecaster
Coolest Riff "Train in Vain" — London Calling
Joe Strummer was far from the most proficient rhythm guitarist in punk rock, and his tone was often downright wimpy.
Yet you'd never find a punk rocker who didn't want to be just like him. Whereas most punk guitarists found inspiration from the same hard rock and proto-metal players that they pretended to despise, Strummer was influenced by reggae, rockabilly, soul, ska and even early New York rap music when most of the world still hadn't heard of the Sugarhill Gang.
Those influences helped him develop a truly unique rhythm guitar style that no one has been able to duplicate since. Perhaps the coolest thing about Joe Strummer is no one could ever predict what he would do next. In 1981, the Clash played 17 consecutive nights at the 3,500-capacity Bond's International Casino nightclub in Manhattan, but when they returned to New York the next year they played two sold-out shows at Shea Stadium as an opening act for the Who.
Julien Temple's documentary, Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten, reveals what many would perceive as Strummer's flaws: from his hippie squatter roots to the way he dissed former bandmates during the Clash's last gasps. But ultimately, Strummer was a man who simply did wanted he wanted to do without giving a shit what anybody else thought.


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Valentine's Day is this Friday, February 14 - and if you still haven't figured out what to give that special someone, luxury chocolatier zChocolat is offering an extensive line of options for the romantic holiday.
The French-based company's Valentine's Day Collection consists of 14 different products, ranging from a six-piece box ($40) all the way to a 165-piece ensemble ($516). LA Fan Cultures Examiner had the opportunity to sample "Je T'Aime", a four-inch wide heart handmade out of dark chocolate and praline, studded with hazelnuts, embossed with the zChocolat logo. In our opinion, it most definitely qualifies as premium chocolate.
What additionally separates the company from your average chocolate is the additional effort put into its presentation. This impressive edible gift is delivered in a mahogany box personalized with your loved one's name, which is itself delivered inside a black fabric drawstring pouch that can contain a message from you to yours.
These and other customization options are available on the company's website so that you can pick and choose to create a more individual gifting experience.
In addition to their many options for Valentine's Day, zChocolat offers products for other occasions like Christmas and Mother's Day, as well as more everyday arrangements for personal or business gift-giving. You can see the full range of zChocolat products and order yours at zchocolat.com.
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Valentine's Day should be fun for kids and with a few easy, inexpensive Valentine craft projects you should be able to keep them happy. You will not need many items to make these Valentine crafts. Many of the items you may already have on hand.
Just remember, the Valentine's Day crafts may be easy to make, but children should still be supervised by an adult while making them. Gather all the things you will need and have fun crafting day with your kids.
Easy Valentine's Day crafts for kids:
- Fingerpaint Valentine card
- Hole punch Valentine's Day card
- Sponge heart Valentine's Day card
- Valentine's Day heart wreath
- Valentine's Day heart crown
- Tissue paper flowers for Valentine's Day
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