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T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide shows up again
T-Mobile's unannounced myTouch 4G Slide has appeared in some images once again, mere days after we saw it in a couple of hands-on photos. Unfortunately, we're still not able to see the handset properly, because the new images show it covered in protective cases.
Anyway, it's clear that the myTouch 4G Slide looks a lot like the older myTouch 4G and myTouch 3G Slide models.
As reported more than once until now, the myTouch 4G Slide runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread with Sense UI 3.0, and should come with an 8MP rear camera, front-facing camera, dual-core processor, and other high-end features.
It's said that T-Mobile and HTC plan to officially introduce the myTouch 4G Slide tomorrow. Let's wait and see if it's going to happen or not.
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About Cleaner Electricity Production
More about Group of Experts on Cleaner Energy Production from Fossil Fuels
Areas of Work
- Regulatory and policy dialogue
- Sharing best practices in the field of cleaner electricity production from fossil fuels in the ECE region
- Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS), as well as carbon utilization
- Enhanced oil recovery with carbon dioxide (CO2)
- Advanced fossil fuels technologies for power generation
- Evaluation of efficiency enhancing measures for coal-fired power plants including steam generators, air and flue gas systems, steam turbines, generators.
The work of the Group of Experts on Cleaner Energy Production from Fossil Fuels is not limited to CCS. ECE member States could decide to develop other concrete and results-oriented activities within agreed mandates. CSE encourages the exchange of know-how and best practices between relevant experts of all member States in order to attract investments in advanced fossil fuels technologies for electricity generation with a view to supporting industrial and economic competitiveness and achieving low-carbon sustainable development.
In 2014 the Group of Experts is focused primarily on CCS. International activities for UNECE member States to consider are opportunities to collaborate and actively participate in several upcoming Carbon Sequestration Leadership Forum (CSLF) Working Groups on the following topics:
- Technical working group activities in CO2 utilization options
- CCS technology gaps closure
- Carbon capture energy penalty reduction
- Carbon capture and storage (CCS) with industrial emissions sources
- Technical challenges for conversion of CO2-enhanced oil recovery (EOR) to CCS
- Identifying and assessing links between technology-related risks and liability
- Competition of CCS with other resources
- Stimulating introduction of innovative technologies, notably on electricity with a focus on controlling emissions
- Analysis of the efficiency of the fleet of conventional power plants and based on this development of best practices on the implementation of modernization measures from an economic and environmental perspective.
The UNECE region faces significant challenges in meeting growing electricity demand. Electricity dominates almost all sectors of final energy consumption, with the exception of the transport sector. Global demand for electricity is expected to double by 2030 led largely due to growth in developing economies , while the UNECE region will see a 50% increase in demand. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), if present trends continue, US$16 trillion of investment will be needed globally over the next three decades to maintain and expand energy supply of which US$4 trillion will need to be invested in the UNECE region, about equally in generation and in transmission and distribution.
Although renewable sources and nuclear energy play very important roles in supplying primary fuel for electricity production, fossil fuels, especially coal and natural gas, are the dominant fuels for generating electric power globally and in the the UNECE region. Over 60% of the electricity generated in the UNECE region comes from fossil fuels and this trend is expected to continue given that the region holds 40% of the world's natural gas reserves and 60% of global coal reserves. Combustion of fossil fuels, however, presents a range of environmental challenges, including carbon dioxide emissions, release of traditional criteria pollutants such as SO2 , NOx and particulate matter, and waste disposal. Production of electricity from fossil fuels must also deliver on environmental performance to ensure its long-term sustainability and acceptance.
In November 2006 at its 15th Session, the UNECE's Committee on Sustainable Energy recognized the importance of encouraging investment in the power sector while ensuring that it is done so in an environmentally sustainable manner. To carry out this work, the Committee created the Ad Hoc Group of Experts on Cleaner Electricity from Coal and Other Fossil Fuels. Specifically the Ad Hoc Group of Experts provides a forum for an intergovernmental dialogue on investment and regulation for the promotion of cleaner electricity production between governmentally appointed experts, complemented by the participation of representatives from the electric power industry and other related industries, as well as the international financial sector and relevant international organizations.
In creating this Group, the Committee on Sustainable Energy consolidated the efforts of two earlier working groups, the Ad Hoc Group of Experts on Coal in Sustainable Development which focused principally on coal production and coal industry restructuring, and the Ad Hoc Group of Experts on Electric Power which focused on investment in the electricity sector and facilitation of cross-border transfers. Consolidation recognizes first that many of the issues related to coal have shifted from production to utilization. In addition, it also acknowledges the strong interrelationship and interdependency between liberalizing electricity and natural gas markets, improving environmental performance, and successfully attracting investment to the power sector.


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Implementation: Bring Your Own Device
Bring your own device, or BYOD, is a technology solution that, on the surface, sounds like a school district's dream.
With the proliferation of individually owned devices such as smartphones and tablets among student populations, it seems to make sense to adopt a program where the school district simply requires that students provide their own technology devices, in the same way that students may be required to bring certain calculators for math class and other school supplies.
If you're considering a BYOD program for your school district, you will find that instead of being a "device provider and manager" as is the case in a one-to-one program where the school provides the technology, you will find yourself in the position of technology support and the service department, assisting with the management of many device types and operating systems. You'll have the advantage of somewhat less "responsibility" because the devices are not owned by the school; however, you'll also find you have less control when it comes to implementation, access, and program success.
Let's take a closer look at some considerations associated with a BYOD program:
- It's not realistic to expect that each student will be able to provide their own device. In addition to the purchase of the hardware, the parent has to provide Internet access or a data plan to go along with it. While many families have the means to provide access to a "family" computer for use at home, fewer families are able to provide a portable device for each child.
This means that you'll have to be prepared to provide some level of access to district-provided devices, whether that translates to sharable devices in the classroom, loaners that students can "check-out," or even the option for students to rent a device during the school year. (Note: Consider partnering with a local computer business to provide rented devices, similar to local music stores renting instruments to students. The school can define the acceptable devices, the program is affordable for parents, and a local business has a nice revenue stream each year. Win:Win:Win.)
- Different types of devices means different screen sizes with or without full-sized keyboards, different operating systems, storage capacity, apps, and software packages, among other things.
As an IT professional, you are already well aware of the challenges presented when you're trying to get many different devices and operating systems to "play together" with consistent results for the students and the teachers. This means you'll have to work very closely with your teachers to find the apps and software solutions that meet the classrooms' needs and be compatible with the devices students own.
- On any given day, a certain percentage of students will have forgotten their device at home, brought it with a drained battery, or forgotten their power cord at home.
You may want to consider keeping an array of types of power cords available for students to borrow. You can also work with your teachers to set up a power cord loaner program between the students themselves. This gives power cord access to the students who need it while ensuring that the power cord goes home with the right student at the end of the day.
- Most devices will be subject to getting lost, stolen, or damaged in transit to and from school. You may consider providing a "lock-up" option for students (and parents) who prefer that the students device remain on school grounds at night, safely locked away until morning.
While it's not very realistic to expect that the students themselves can fully fund the technology program in your district, you do have a lot of options to create a very successful "blended" program, reducing the overall financial burden on the district and incorporating the best of what each program has to offer.
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My Husband and I love to grill, so hamburgers are often on the menu. This recipe uses ground turkey instead of beef. Topped with pineapple slices, the burgers are moist and juicy. —Babette Watterson of Atglen, Pennsylvania
- 1 can (8 ounces) sliced pineapple
- 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
- 1/2 cup sliced green onions
- 1/2 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1 tablespoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 pound lean ground turkey
- 1/4 cup reduced-sodium teriyaki sauce
- 4 sesame hamburger buns
- Drain pineapple, reserving 1/4 cup juice (discard remaining juice or save for another use); set pineapple aside. In a large bowl, combine the bread crumbs, onions, red pepper, soy sauce, salt and reserved pineapple juice. Crumble turkey over mixture and mix well. Shape into four patties.
- Using long-handled tongs, moisten a paper towel with cooking oil and lightly coat the grill rack. Grill, covered, over medium heat for 3 minutes on each side. Brush with teriyaki sauce. Grill 4-6 minutes longer on each side or until a meat thermometer reads 165° and juices run clear.
- Grill pineapple slices for 2 minutes on each side, basting occasionally with teriyaki sauce. Warm buns on grill; top each with a burger and pineapple slice. Yield: 4 servings.
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"really yummy. my son, 2 daughters, and my husband all loved it. I made it without the pineapple but it still tasted good."
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"Really yummy! Made them inside because it was winter time - still good!"
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It seemed like yesterday Nintendo was crushing the competition with its Wii game console. An innovative approach to gaming via motion technology, which completely baffled the competition. Satoru Iwata, was hailed as a visionary businessman for his gamble in the risky "Blue Ocean" strategy.
In 2014, nothing can be further from the truth. Under Mr. Iwata's leadership, Nintendo has seen its first quarterly loss in the company's history and is consistently having to slash sales forecasts.
More interesting is his insistence of bringing back the lumbering mess that is the Wii U console business. A botched piece of hardware relying upon the same Wii strategy in a smartphone and tablet dominated market.
The game company on Friday announced that it needs to revise its Wii U sales expectations from an anticipated 9 million units sold between April 2013 and March 2014 to 2.8 million units during that period -- a near 70 percent drop compared with previous estimates.
"Nintendo's proprietary software continues to be first rate, but its console hardware is not competitive; the Wii U is under-powered relative to next generation offerings from Sony and Microsoft, and is not competitively priced (priced similar to current generation offerings from the competition). We don't think Nintendo should exit the console hardware business, but think it should consider getting out of the Wii U business, and consider going back to the drawing board on consoles."- Michael Pachter, Wedbush Securities Analyst
Mr. Iwata has underperformed since Wii console sales first began showing signs of decline in 2009. His inability to understand the changing landscape of the video game industry and loss of third party support is stagnating growth. The unfounded idealism of "first party titles will resolve all", is crippling company profits and investor interest. It is a fair assessment to say that Mr. Iwata may have to step down from the position he's held since 2002 and allow someone else to lead Nintendo.


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Chapter 6.5: Masters of the Wild
Chapter 6.5: Masters of the Wild - 06/26/2007
On Wednesday, June 27th at 4:00 AM PDT all U.S. and European galaxies will be taken down for server maintenance and a live update.
When the update is complete, all galaxies will be live but unavailable while we complete final testing. All galaxies will be made available after that time.
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They are yes. :) - no trade as well
can i see and pick and choose or will i get screwed over and get the crap star-trek visor ones (i want the one that looks like xbox live communicator/slavers on kashyyyk.
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text: Branch: Salem ChurchAge Level: AdultsDetailsDescription: Meet local author Emory Townsley, Jr. Saturday, December 22nd, Salem Church lobby, 12:00-3:00 Mr. Townsley is the author of: Messenger on Caroline Street, Winter's End: a Caroline Street Story, and A Civil War Christmas - 3 stories set in historical Fredericksburg. He is also the author of: Don't Make Me Hafta Come Out There! Caus ef I do, I'mmo Wear You Out, which is a fictional memoir set in (and written in the vernacular of) Valdosta, Georgia. Signed copies of his work will be available for purchase. Full ScheduleTime: Saturday, December 22, 2012 - 12:00pm to 3:00pm


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The season 5 finale of "Duck Dynasty" airs Wednesday night, and that leaves fans wanting confirmation about season 6. Though there has been plenty of controversy behind the scenes leading into this last season, that hasn't stopped the family and network from forging ahead. People shared the details on March 26.
Jase Robertson and his wife Missy spoke with People about their family, this past season and what lies ahead. Jase confirmed that they are working on filming the next season of the show, so "Duck Dynasty" season 6 is indeed a go.
It does not appear that a premiere date for season 6 of "Duck Dynasty" has been made official yet, but based on past history it would seem fans can likely expect new episodes come this fall. What does the Robertson clan have in store for viewers next? The family is in the middle of filming and it sounds like there's plenty more fun ahead.
Wednesday night's season 5 finale of "Duck Dynasty" is titled "Stand By Mia" and it will feature a family reunion as little Mia has surgery to repair her cleft palate. Tune into the big episode airing Wednesday night on A&E. The season 4 finale scored enormous ratings for the show, and many will be curious to see if the season 5 finale of "Duck Dynasty" can come anywhere near those numbers.


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We interview Alan Mowbray at the El Portal visiter center in the Caribbean National Forest. He has written several books about the El Yunque rainforest of Puerto Rico, including "El Portal Rain Forest Center Interpretive Site Guide" which is his latest. The website for the center is http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/
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McBurger Crime
I wouldn't eat McDonalds even if you tied me up and tried to force it down my throat—especially after reading this! Fast Food News relays the tale of the overly salty burger and the arrest that followed. Take a look:
Yes, you read that right. A McDonald's employee, Kendra Bull, in Union City, Georgia was arrested after a local cop claimed he became ill from an extra salty Big N' Tasty.Oh! This is a perfect time to re-mention The Burger Museum. If you haven't seen it—see it!
Bull told cops she accidentally put too much salt and pepper on the hamburger, but since managers had been concerned about waste, she "had gone ahead and used the hamburger."
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FRESNO, Calif. - The Fresno State baseball team heads south to San Diego for the 2010 Aztec Invitational. The tournament includes the Bulldogs, Cal State Fullerton, San Diego, San Francisco, San Diego State and University of Alabama-Birmingham. The last time the `Dogs played in the tournament was in 2008.
The Bulldogs face Cal State Fullerton on March 11 at 2 p.m., San Francisco on March 12 at 2 p.m., San Diego State on March 13 at 6 p.m. and San Diego on March 14 at noon.
Vivas, Ribera Clutch Hitters
Fresno State has gotten two key home runs in the bottom of the ninth inning to win games. Opening night Jordan Ribera hit a walk-off home run to give the `Dogs their first win of the season. Senior Isacc Vivas hit the second walk-off home run winning the game against Santa Clara.
It Takes Two...
Fresno State turned two more double plays against Santa Clara. The Bulldogs turned eight double plays against the Ducks last weekend. In the final game of the weekend the `Dogs fielded five double plays, which ties the record for most double plays in a single game. The last time that many double plays were turned was in 1986 against Washington State and Pacific. Fresno State has turned a total of 20 double plays.
Going... Going... GONE!
As a team, Fresno State has hit 16 home runs in 12 games, which is the second most in the WAC behind New Mexico State, who has hit 38. Jordan Ribera is leading the way with six home runs. Trent Garrison added three home runs, Kenny Wise has two and Isacc Vivas, Danny Muno, Kaohu Gaspar, Bobby Coyle and Dusty Robinson have all hit one.
"We Are Your Team" -The `Dogs head south March 11-14 for the Aztec Invitational hosted by San Diego State. The Bulldogs face Cal State Fullerton on Thursday, March 11 at 2 p.m. For more information on Bulldogs Baseball and all your favorite Fresno State teams check out GoBulldogs.com.
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So back in the spring, up at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, I took in a serviceable if not so extraordinary production of William Shakespeare's "The Tempest" directed by Tony Taccone who runs the Berkeley Repertory Theatre.
Any fears that I might have entertained that this would be my last opportunity to catch up with Propsero, Caliban, Trinculo and the gang were promptly swept away in a veritable torrent of scheduled productions of "The Tempest" all over Southern California. Flavors of the month productions – Shakespeare's often – have been ruminated upon many times in this space, but this may be a record.
Will the rain of "Tempests" never cease?
Oh no, it will not. Effective right now, you can see a different production of "The Tempest" within, say, 40 miles of L.A. nearly every week, back to back well into the fall. Then a couple of new ones hit our shores at this time next summer.
Many of them I will catch because they are different, because they come from artists – and companies – known for imaginative work, because my cracked brain thinks there's a prize if I hear about revels ending 20 or more times before I break my own staff, so to speak.
Dive right in, if you so choose, in storm-buffeted NoHo.
T.U. Studios on Camarillo has a version of "The Tempest" that is part Shakespeare, part John Crowther (author of "No Fear Shakespeare: The Tempest") meaning you're probably going to hear some contemporary English. Truth be told, I'm a bit unaccustomed to having this particular work referred to as a "great romantic comedy," but there you have it. The same press release references the play's influence on "Forbidden Planet," "Gilligan's Island" and "Lost" which, while undeniable, may not be the best enticement. Still, if you're courting Shakespearean the first-timer, why not?
Gloria Gifford directs a cast of 25 Saturdays at 8, Sundays at 7:30 through Aug. 24. (310) 366-5505.www.tix.com.
You can see Cornerstone Theater Co.'s "California: The Tempest" immediately or later depending on how fully realized you want the experience to be. The 10-city statewide tour begins with two staged readings at Grand Plaza Aug. 22-23, and the production will return to downtown June 8-20 of 2015 outdoors at Grand Park.
In between, the 10-city tour includes stops in Fowler, East Salinas, Holtville, Eureka, Arvin, Lost Hills, Grayson & Westley. One other L.A.-area stop is in the San Fernando Valley in that not-so-theatrical mecca known as Pacoima at the Cesar E. Chavez Learning Academy Feb. 5-7.
Why so many odd places? Why, because this adaptation by Alison Caery directed by Cornerstone Artistic Director Michael John Garces, is returning to the cities where the company held summer residencies from 2004 to 2013. The company's artists spent a month at each of these communities, living and working with locals to create their brand of community-based theater.
"California: a Tempest" will have a local spin, as noted on the website: "in this traveling experience that conjures love, disaster, revenge, forgiveness and music (all that you would expect from Shakespeare!); mixed with earthquakes, drought, overdevelopment, food equity, state politics, fracking and immigration policy (all that you would expect from California!) as Prosper, her daughter Minerva, her servant Caliban and Californians from across the state yearn to find the commonality in our diversity and imagine a healthy and inclusive future for California!"
And if you are not intrigued by this proposition, then you do not know the work of Cornerstone. Kinda wish they had launched the full production in L.A. rather than concluded the tour here, but we can't have everything. So I'm Pacoima-bound if I go into "Tempest" withdrawal. Or I wait until summer 2015.
Tour performance reservations: (800) 578-1335. http://cornerstonetheater.org/catempest.
Costa Mesa isn't so far, although it's a heck of a lot more accessible than Cambridge, Mass. Or Las Vegas, the previous two stops of "The Tempest" adapted and directed by Aaron Posner and Teller (of Penn &) which starts previews Aug. 29 and runs through Sept. 28 on the Segerstrom Stage at South Coast Repertory.
For this version, you've got magic, music by Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan, choreography by Matt Kent and Pilobolus. Our setting is a world evocative of a traveling tent show in the 1930s.
The cast includes Miche Braden, Louis Butelli, Joel Davel, Nate Dendy, Dawn Didawick, Joby Earle, Zachary Eisenstat, Liz Filios, Charlotte Graham, Eric Hissom, Jonathan M. Kim, Edmund Lewis, Mike McShane, Manelich Minniefee, Tom Nelis, Christopher Rose and Matt Spencer.
The show is produced in association with American Repertory Theater at Harvard University and the Smith Center in Las Vegas. (714) 708-5555, http://www.scr.org/calendar/view?id=6880.
News is starting to trickle out about the production of "The Tempest" directed by Timothy Douglas for A Noise Within which begins previews Sept. 7 and runs in repertory through Nov. 22.
From the ANW website:
"The Bard's last work is a power play of passion and wills — as resonant now as it ever was, and even more relevant. Director Douglas gives us the smoky feel of 1920s Florida for a sensual ambiance of unalloyed tension and allure. Gender politics take center stage as Deborah Strang embodies Prospero in a performance of rare courage that you'll not soon forget. (Olympia Dukakis and Helen Mirren are among the rare actresses brave enough to assay this role.) Fiery and furious, this is a 'Tempest' that shows just how seductive revolution can be."
In addition to Strang, the announced cast includes Alison Elliott as Miranda, Kimberleigh Aarn as Ariel, and Esteban Andres Cruz as Caliban.
(Counting Cornerstone, that's at least two female Prosperos. Hey, if it's good enough for Mirren and Dukakis…). (626) 356-3100 ext. 1, www.anoisewithin.org.
Finally, in November, you have a quick hit stopover of Aquila Theatre's touring production of "The Tempest" directed by company Artistic Director Desiree Sanchez and featuring a cast of but six actors. Check it out at the Valley Performing Arts Center on the campus of California State Unievrsity, Northridge (CSUN) Nov. 16 at 3 p.m. (818) 677-3000, www.valleyperformingartscenter.org.


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Lori Henninger of Austintown plays with a puppy available for adoption through Angels for Animals, an organization that finds homes for animals and provides spaying and neutering services. Angels is one of the participants at the Northeast Ohio Pet Expo Show and Sale which continues today at the Eastwood Expo Center in Niles.
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Senior Dicey McGraw was named to the All-Pacific Region Honorable Mention Team, as announced by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) on Tuesday. It is the first career All-Region award for McGraw.
McGraw led the Bruins this season and ranked eighth among all Pac-10 players in kills per set at 3.91, also posting a career-best .258 hitting percentage. She added 1.32 digs per set, 13 aces and 0.39 blocks per set.
The senior outside hitter had 40 kills in the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament last weekend, posting 22 against American and 18 versus Texas. The 22 kills marked the fifth time in her career and the fourth time this season that she surpassed the 20-kill total.
McGraw finished the season with nine straight double-figure kills matches and 22 in her final 23 contests. She had 28 double-figure kills matches in 2010 to give her 77 for her career. McGraw notched a personal-best 24 kills at California on Nov. 6 and at Oregon on Nov. 19. She added 23 kills against Arizona on Nov. 13.
The senior had five double-doubles this year (Arizona State, Oct. 16; UC Irvine, Sept. 18; Cal State Northridge, Sept. 14; Saint Mary's, Sept. 3; Hawai'i, Aug. 29) to give her 16 for her career. She became the 25th Bruin to achieve 1,000 career kills on Sept. 9 at CSU Bakersfield and finished her time as a Bruin with 1,365, which ties her for 14th in UCLA history.
McGraw was named to the All-Pac-10 First Team last Tuesday for the first time in her career after earning honorable mention accolades as a junior. Off the court, she also earned Pac-10 All-Academic honorable mention accolades three times.
McGraw's award is the 50th AVCA All-Region mention in UCLA history.


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|Pop star Michael Jackson is under attack from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals for alleged animal cruelty at his California Neverland Ranch.
|Has been singing pop songs since he was 10 years old.
|Was once married to Elvis Presley's daughter, Lisa Marie.
|Was accused of molestation twice.
|Part of the Jackson 5.
|Popularized wearing one glove stylishly.
|He owned a copy of the extremely popular (at the time) arcade system "The Simpsons."
|Loved Disney movies and would watch them with the children (including his own) as his Neverland Ranch.
|Named one of his children Prince after the pop star and former collaborator, The Prince of Pop.
|His song "Will You Believe?" was on the "Free Willy" soundtrack. His song "Childhood" was on the "Free Willy II" soundtrack.


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Polar Rivulets
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Difficulty rating: Intermediate to Advanced
Polar Rivulets was essentially inspired by the desire to have a cable travel all the way up a sleeve across the neckline and down the other side. For this to happen a different sort of construction was needed; knit in three parts with a lower band of knitting around the waist, and two sleeves which contained short rows on the shoulders, a split at the neckline, and a graft at the back. This sweater design is reminiscent of the wind rivulets blown into the snow of the Canadian tundra and pays homage to the mighty polar bear who roams the northern reaches of the frozen plains.
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The University of North Carolina at Charlotte has, since its founding, followed a course of Library collections development that was predicated on a close working relationship between Library staff and faculty. The Collection Development Principles adopted by the Library in 1997 reaffirmed this relationship and the critical role that both parties play in the growth and expansion of our Library resources. However, while the method for Library collection development remains intact, the guidelines which govern materials expenditures (the means through which collection goals are realized) are no longer viable.
The present Guidelines for Library Materials Expenditures were devised in the mid-1970s. Relying on a simple formula structure to determine resource allocations, they served as a effective means of allocating Library resources. However, while they clearly reflect the nature of this University 20 years ago, they serve more as a historical record of who we were than as a reflection of who we are and where we wish to go in the future. The old guidelines no longer provide an effective means of responding to the collection development needs of this institution. The dramatic growth of UNC Charlotte, the development of new undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs, and the emergence of new interdisciplinary programs, present the Library with a diverse and complex set of needs. These factors, coupled with the steady rate of serials costs inflation (averaging up to 20% per year) and the availability of new, rapidly expanding electronic resources, require the development of a new means of Library resource allocation.
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Three critical factors in any allocation plan are the need to provide the resources required to fulfill the academic mission of the University, the need to fairly respond to the diverse collection needs found within the University, and the need to utilize Library funds as efficiently as possible. A resource allocation plan must also reflect the economic reality that UNC Charlotte, using state funds allocated to the Library, cannot provide an academic unit with 100% of annually produced resources and materials.
Fortunately, library resource studies have shown that the core material which supports the primary programmatic needs of most academic disciplines may be obtained by providing at least 65% of the current resources and materials. Library resource studies have also shown that undergraduate students are the primary users of university libraries (typical use figures show undergraduate use at 80-90% with graduate and faculty use at 10-20%) thus, access to this core material would clearly serve the primary education objectives of this institution. These studies also indicate that use patterns for faculty and graduate students closely parallels undergraduate usage, in other words, faculty and graduate student needs tend to drive collection development.
Therefore, the Library has adopted the following guideline which will govern future resource allocations:
The Library will seek to provide all academic units, through the use of all available means (serials, monographs, electronic resources, etc.), at least 65% of the annually produced resources and materials required to fulfill their academic mission.
This guideline does not reflect a reduction in Library resource allocations for most academic units. In recent years the Library has been able to provide the majority of academic units access to 65% of annually produced resources and materials. Furthermore, the figure of 65% is also not intended to represent a ceiling or limit to the amount of resources which could be provided to a given academic unit. The Library recognizes that there may be circumstances which would necessitate funding an existing or new program beyond the target figure of 65%.
Materials outside the core 65% (the remaining 35% of an academic unit's annually produced resources and materials) represent specialized works which have a dramatic increase in cost relative to actual use. Although these increased costs may prohibit the Library from actively collecting specific materials, the Library is committed to working with individual academic units to provide appropriate access to as broad a spectrum of resources as possible. The Library will, of course, also attempt to respond to individual faculty resource needs that fall outside the core collections plan of an academic unit. However, the primary goal is the development of a collection which supports, as fully as possible, the programmatic needs of an academic unit and which provides a resource for the broader University community.
This guideline is predicated on a new strategy for resource allocation. Under the old guidelines, although allocations were determined by a formula based on an analysis of individual departments, the resulting monies were dispersed to individual Colleges. Under the new guideline the Library will work directly with individual academic units. The broader goals of a given College will be factored into this process through the means of the College's and University's Academic Plan.
This guideline also concerns an academic unit's annually produced resources and materials. The phrase annually produced resources and materials refers only to material produced in a given year whose subject matter supports the programmatic needs of an academic unit. The guideline does not address the issue of retrospective collections (the collection of older works, back runs of periodicals, etc.). However, the Library is committed to working with academic units whose successful fulfillment of their programmatic mission is dependent on access to collections of both greater current and retrospective depth than are currently available on campus.
This guideline also only refers to the use of state funds provided to the University for use in developing Library collections. The Library has in the past and will continue to work with individual Colleges and academic units in the development of additional sources of funding and the responsible use of these monies.
The language used in this guideline also reflects the changing academic landscape of UNC Charlotte. The Library will seek to meet the needs of academic units through the use of all available means. Many academic units will find themselves engaging new means of accessing materials including electronic resources and document delivery (both paper and electronic). The phrase academic unit was chosen over department because of the increasing presence of interdisciplinary programs and other academic areas which exist outside a traditional departmental structure. This distinction is of critical importance in the implementation of this guideline.
The implementation of this guideline is predicated on establishing clear and direct communication between individual academic units and the Library regarding collection needs. In the Fall Semester, 1999, the Library will begin meeting with individual academic units to develop program collection and resource usage plans. Each academic unit will work with the Library to articulate their needs and emphases under a prescribed set of specifications (for example: language, time period, level of collecting, subjects by Library of Congress classification, faculty research needs, undergraduate and graduate program and needs, peer institution comparison, etc.). The Library anticipates that this process will be completed by the Fall of 2001.
As this process moves forward over the next two years, the Library will also pursue other means of improving communication and assessing needs. Beginning in the Fall, 1999 the Faculty Advisory Library Committee (FALC) will work with the Library to restructure the number and distribution of Library Representatives (faculty members who work with a Library staff member on collection needs). The current number and unit affiliation of Library Representatives does not reflect the presence of new and interdisciplinary programs. The Library will also continue work on the development of Library personnel, increasing the number of collection specialists to serve the University's growing program needs.
The new Guideline for Library Materials Expenditures proposed in this document represents a means of resource allocation which will facilitate an equitable distribution of Library resources to all academic units within the University. It provides for enhanced communication between the Library and the University community and the articulation, for the first time in the history of this University, of individual collection plans for all academic units. The implementation process outlined above also reinforces UNC Charlotte's strong tradition of faculty involvement in the development of the Library.


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"So many poems articulate either certainty or its opposite, nihilism. What I love…is that the speaker takes the time to change his or her mind; this is a poem that thinks…And what thoughts: goats, lutes, and shot glasses abound, as do intelligence and sly humor."—David Kirby, judge, James Wright Poetry Award
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College Hockey:Potsdam starting to peak when it matters most in SUNYAC standings
Two weeks ago, one wouldn't have liked Potsdam's playoff chances very much.
Or not at all.
At that point, the Bears were hibernating in the SUNYAC cellar, with just two standings points to their name, and with three conference foes to jump over just to land in the sixth and final playoff spot.
It's funny what a little challenge like that can do for a club.
In the blink of an eye (well, a long wink, perhaps), Potsdam is back in the thick of things, having garnered four more points in their last four games to creep to within two points of sixth-place Cortland, with two weekends remaining.
Talk about rising to the occasion. The Bears, as it turns out, haven't lost their snarl just yet.
"Every year, the SUNYAC proves extraordinarily competitive throughout the balance of a long season," said Potsdam coach Chris Bernard. "The difficulty to garner points is a testament to the parity and effort of the opposing teams. It just always seems to be more magnified down the stretch. We have a lot of work ahead of us to meet the challenge of being a playoff team."
Last weekend, the Bears hosted two playoff-bound squads – Buffalo State and Fredonia – and found a way to earn ties (and the point that goes with it) in both games, with clutch, come-from-behind efforts.
Getting the deadlocker in both games was sophomore winger Billy Pascalli.
Pascalli, who is second among the Bears in scoring (with 15 points in conference play) now has seven goals, with a game-winner to go along with his two game-tiers.
Understandably, Bernard appreciates the way Pascalli is grasping the college game.
"Billy is a very hard-working player who is adept at creating offense with his tenacity and hockey sense," Bernard said.
As many know by now, the Friday tilt with Buff State – which ended in a 1-1 draw – devolved into a penalty-filled affair, totaling 210 PIMs (the Bengals racked up 118), and saw five game misconducts handed out in the final moments of overtime.
"It was an intense hockey game and overtime logistics played a role in the postgame altercation between our teams," said Bernard. "Obviously, it is something both teams will take caution in avoiding in the future."
Both teams had to dip into their depth on Saturday to replace players serving one-game suspensions.
"That said, we are all moving ahead, with all penalties having been served," noted Bernard.
Commitments rolling in
The latest commitments to SUNYAC schools to be announced are a trio of skaters who will head to Brockport next fall.
Among them are defenseman Brian Hurlimann, who hails from nearby Hilton, N.Y., but who is currently playing for Trenton in the Ontario Junior Hockey League.
Hurlimann will join two other newbies, forwards Matt Meredith (New Jersey, EHL) and Ryan Kangas (Hartford, EHL).
Meredith, by the way, is the son of Jeff Meredith, who happens to be the coach at SUNYAC rival Fredonia, now the former boss of Brockport coach Brian Dickinson.
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I believe the Dolphins will ultimately end of getting on of the three in the draft. I think if they draft Tannehill they would then pick a DE in the 2nd round and then a Wr with one of not both of their 3rd round picks. If they choose either Weeden or Osweiler I think they will get either Melvin Ingram or Quinton Couples in the first, draft the QB in the 2nd and go after WR in the 3rd. The WR class is deep and they should be able to find quality players who could have instant impact in the 3rd round.
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Brock Osweiler tweeted roughly 2 hours ago that he "Just landed in Miami...excited about my visit with the Dolphins!". Osweiler is projected by many as a top 5 QB in this years class and is probably going to go anywhere in the 2nd or 3rd round. The one thing that stands out when you watch Osweiler play is his size, the guy is 6'7 which allows him to easily see over the line both defensive and offensive and find receivers easier over the middle on short crossing routes. However where he releases the ball is pretty low compared to how high it should be thrown but that shouldn't be that much of a concern because his height makes up for it. Osweiler will more than likely have to sit out a year as he is still pretty raw. The same could be said for Tannehill and if the Dolphins draft either of these two guys look for Matt Moore to be the starter day one. The only QB outside of the top two who can start day one in my opinion would be Brandon Weeden who will probably go in the 2nd round. Some say that if his age where lower he has the talent to be a top 15 pick.Like This Article ? :
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A star-studded, heartwarming fundraising brunch is planned for Sunday morning in Hollywood when the RaiseAChild.Us Honors program celebrates "Sharing the Stories of Our Families."
RaiseAChild.US is a nonprofit charity formed under the belief that all children deserve a safe, loving, and permanent home. The group strives to educate and encourage the LGBT community to build families through fostering and adoption to answer the needs of the 400,000 children in the nation's foster care system.
Studio City residents Rich Valenza and his family, helped co-found the group that helps families of all shapes and sizes. The awards ceremony and brunch will help tell stories of all kinds.
Among the award recipients are:
Actors Denis O'Hare & Hugo Redwood
Adoptive Fathers & Advocates of Foster Children
Stephanie & Susan White
Adoptive Mothers of Seven Special Needs Foster Children
Wendy & Tom Montgomery
Mormon Parents Advocating for Their Gay Son
Dr. Gladys Cormier
Foster Mother & Advocate for Medically Fragile Foster Children
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(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Fountain of Youth in a Bottle!
By Astro Boy
from El Paso, TX
Comments about Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner - 6.4 oz:
This product is AMAZING! I have severe oily skin and acne-prone skin. This not only refreshens face, but acts like a moisturizer as well. It does a great job in keeping my oily parts of my face under control, as well as keeping my dry/oily/flaky (Seborrheic Dermatitis) sides of nose under control! Great job PC!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Glowing skin after only a few uses
By lindlebabe
from Phoenix, AZ
I've only been using this product for a few days and my fiancé complimented me on how glowing my skin looks! I feel like this does an excellent job and balancing my skin after cleansing. It does not make my skin red or irritated. I am in love so far!! :D
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Great product for blackheads
By Clara
from OH
About Me Budget Buyer
I've been using the Resist Weightless toner which is very good,but decided to try the Skin Balancing Toner. It seems to do a better job keeping my blackheads under control, thus my pores look smaller. I'm just a happy camper all around with Paula's Choice products. I hardly ever have breakouts now and it was pretty much a daily occurrence.
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
works great!!
By Jenny L.
from Undisclosed
I thought the tight dry feeling on my face after cleansing could be solved by moisturizer?then I realized I had always been missing toner in my life! This is great because it is so gentle but really works wonders. Using twice daily after cleansing in just two weeks my skin has become noticeably less oily throughout the day, my pores have shrunk, and I love how smooth and firm my skin looks! THANK YOU Paula's Choice!!
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Sometimes a little change makes a big difference!
By TINA G.
I have rosacea and had been using the Hydralight line exclusively for a few months. But, I noticed that I was breaking out more often (both rosacea bumps and pimples...which I had not had since puberty) So, I got a sample of this toner and decided to sub it out for the Hydralight toner. Within a few days, my skin felt more balanced and I have really only had one or two rosacea bumps due to product reactions (foundations not PC products) since I started using it. Definitely a staple item for me!
Favorite toner
By Crystal G.
This toner is great. I have noticed my complexion is much clearer and less oily than before. I use this twice a day with the rest of the line and it works wonders. My new favorite toner!
Great for controlling oil
By Megan C.
This has done wonders for controlling the oil in my oily, acne-prone skin. I don't even think I realized how well it was working until I didn't use it one morning, and my face became greasy after a couple of hours. This is incredibly gentle, yet very effective. Another staple from Paula's Choice.
Great toner
By Melissa H.
I love using a toner, this one does a great job of cleaning what's left behind without stripping. I use this in the morning after cleansing and use the BHA 2% liquid at night. This routine has made my skin feel normal again. I have large pores on my nose with blackheads. This hasn't completely eliminated them but it's greatly reduced. I wish I would have stumbled upon PC earlier. I've been trying so many different products and brands, it's just crazy. Thanks for being effective and affordable!
excellent for sensitive, dry skin with large pores
By Madeleine G.
I bought this as a part of my quest for skin that I love. I've been using the 2% BHA gel for years and have loved it, so trusted PC to make products that are great. I bought the natural toner several months ago and was underwhelmed, it didn't stick as a part of my skincare routine. I was nervous that this would address my large pores but irritate my very sensitive skin. I was so wrong. I love the texture. My face feels clean, moisturized, and I can already see improvements in my skin.
Works Well
By Christine
I have very sensitive combination skin, and this does a good job moisturizing the dry parts without causing any redness or burning. I have also used the hydralight toner, but that one burned and caused irritation. I'm happy to say that this toner is very soothing for my skin!
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Wanted to love it, but my face stings!
By ALISON C.
I have long been a fan of PC products, so when I found this toner, I was excited. I have sensitive but oily skin, with some mild rosacea. When I used the Resist toner (regular), my skin was very calm, but I wanted something to reduce pores. After only two days of use, my skin stings very badly. The redness is worse than ever, and my face is so oily that my makeup will not stay on. I do like the moisturizer from this line, but I guess the toner is not for me.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for sharing your experience with us - we're sorry to hear this didn't work as expected for you! Please contact a member of our Customer Care team for information on a possible exchange or refund.
(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
it's a keeper!
By vallerie w.
My face's skin is just about as much of a mess as skin can be: super oily, psoriasis, rosacea, Grover's disease, and on top of all that, wrinkles are starting now. This toner worked wonders, calmed redness, didn't leave my face feeling tight. I discovered that I had to make sure to get all the sebum and blackheads out of my face, because the first few times it makes them stand out more....now I have to say, the change in my skin is nothing short of stunning...ordered another bottle already :)
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Amazing Toner!
By Candice S.
One day I stumbled upon Beautypedia and Paula's Choice. I found out my supposed pore refining toner was actually worsening my clogged pores. I immediately threw it out and decided on this one as I have blackheads, clogged pores, but also get dry patches around my nose. This toner does it all. Within days my pores are less noticeable, and it takes care of the dry patches so I can wear foundation without looking flakey. I love this toner and can't wait to try other PC products!
Didn't really do much
By Stephen
I've had problematic skin for over a decade, so I was excited to use this toner. I've been consistently using it for the past 5 weeks, but I don't really see much positive effect. First off, I dislike the sticky/tacky feeling it leaves on my face after applied. My face is left looking/feeling greasy, and the redness is actually accentuated after application. I can't say that my pores really look much different nor have dry patches improved. A shame this didn't work for me.
Customer Service Response: Hello, and thank you for sharing your experience with us - we're sorry to hear this didn't work as expected for you! Please contact a member of our Customer Care team, who can assist you with a possible exchange or refund.
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Best cleanser so far
By David N.
I have been using the Clean and clear sensitive skin cleanser which got a 4 stars on beautypedia. I just started using this for only a day, but I was blown away by the comfort and effectiveness. This does a much better job in cleaning my face and does not leave my skin dry like the Clean&Clear. I appreciate the foam because it makes moving my fingers around my face much easier and there are less chances I'll over manipulate my skin.
Unfortunately, did not work
By Sarah N.
My skin is pretty clear in general but I still get a few flakes. I was expecting this toner to clear flakes so my foundation would look smoother and for my pores to be a bit less obvious.I ended up waking up to little red bumps all over my skin.It did smooth out the flakes a bit-- it's a bit sticky to me.Initial application with a cotton pad felt nice.Disappointed since I love some of the other PC products!
Works for me
By JerriD
This is perfectly named. It leaves my skin toned and balanced. Tight, dry areas - soothed, oily areas - controlled, and my face - soft and refreshed. Everthing else in my skin care routine works better after this toner. I would LOVE TSA size for my carry-on and my gym bag.
Soft skin!
By Laurent L.
I have sensitive/red skin with a few dry spots but also breakouts on forehead, and I tried many different toners from PC. (Hydralight toner made my face burn) After experiencing with them and going through many samples of the Skin Balancing Toner, it really fits my skin the best! It quickly sinks in and leaves skin super soft while quickly toning down my redness! Will purchase full size ASAP!
This is what I was looking for
By Allyson F.
This is just what I was looking for to help balance out my oily, breakout prone, combination skin. I've tried to use Paula's choice serums and light moisturizers in the past for the anti-aging benefits, and my oily skin wouldn't have it. I tried this instead and it works well to give just a touch of moisture to keep my skin from randomly falking and peeling, without any buildup or breakouts. Plus, I feel good about the anti-aging benefits.
Didn't work for me
By EX
I've been using this product for close to 4 months. In trying to see if it makes a difference with reducing my pores or improving my skin, I took a picture of my face once a week. I have not seen a difference in the size of my pores. I also did not see much change in my skin. Very disappointed.
My favorite PC toner!
By Melinda, J
I swear by this PC toner. I use it after cleansing with the Skin Balancing cleanser twice a day. I have acne prone skin, so I use the the PC 2.5% benzoyl peroxide treatment at night and that can leave parts of my face dry and flaky. This toner relieves some of that dryness and preps my skin for moisturizer. It never stings or irritates my skin. One bottle lasts for a few months, so it's also a great value.
By Melissa M
Before I found this toner, I thought I had crazy oily skin. As it turns out, the alcohol-laden toner I was using was making me that oily. Once I switched to this, it made a huge difference. Where I used to be an oil slick with parched spots, I'm now only slightly oily with mild dry spots, easily handled with PC's Skin Balancing Invisible Finish Moisture Gel. Really great product!
Prep your skin
By Neena G
I find this calming toner an excellent way to gently swipe away any skin flakes after cleansing the skin. It also leaves the skin pleasantly damp ready for putting on serums and moisturiser. I've found that serums and moisturisers better penetrate the skin when its damp and the skin balancing toner is a refreshing way to get your skin ready for that step.
missed the results when I ran out!
By Lisa
I started off using this toner as one of my first PC products. I enjoyed using it, but when the clinical redness relief toner came out, I switched to using that. I think the redness relief helps, but I have noticed that my pores are more visible, and I have been missing this product. I will be repurchasing so I can add it back into my routine.
Not For Me
By Heather W
I purchased this and a cleanser to help reduce the look of my pores and help with pimples. I've never had bad pimples (usually just some in my T-zone), but I've broken out on my cheeks and my skin is blotchy and looks horrible. It did help reduce my pores though, so there's that.
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What makes this product unique?Unlike most other toners on the market, Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner is famous for offering potent antioxidants, anti-irritants and cell-communicating ingredients which help restore normal function to damaged, misbehaving cells. When used after cleansing, it helps skin restore and repair itself. This truly state-of-the-art toner helps balance skin so its oily areas do not worsen. Redness is reduced while slightly dry, flaky areas are made smooth and soft. It also helps to remove last traces of makeup and may be the only "moisturizer" your normal to oily skin needs during summer months or in humid climates.
This product is 100% fragrance- and colorant-free.
Who is this product for?This toner has been specially formulated for normal to oily/combination skin. It is also a good option for acne-prone skin.
Clinics in Dermatology, November-December 2008, pages 614–626; Experimental Biology and Medicine, November 2008, pages 1,469–1,477; Skin Therapy Letter, September 2008, pages 5–9; International Journal of Molecular Medicine, August 2008, pages 229–236; Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, July 2008, pages S7–S12; Dermatologic Therapy, September-October 2007, pages 322–329; Dermatologic Surgery, "The Antioxidant Network of the Stratum Corneum," July 2005, pages 814–817; The Journal of Investigative Dermatology, volume 124, issue 4, April 2005, pages 756–763; American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, May 2004, pages 327–337; Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, March–April 2004, pages 90–96; Dermatologic Therapy, January 2004, pages 16–25; Exogenous Dermatology, June 2004, pages 154–160; and Toxicology Letters, December 2003, pages 65–73.
Key Ingredients:
cholesterol, chamomile, Arctium lappa, ceramide AP, ceramide EOP, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, sodium PCA, niacinamide, sodium hyaluronate, phytosphingosine, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, glycerin, ceramide NP, hydrolyzed jojoba esters, panthenol, adenosine triphosphate, Anthemis nobilis flower extract
Water (Aqua), Glycerin (skin-repairing ingredient), Butylene Glycol (slip agent), Niacinamide (vitamin B3/cell-communicating ingredient), Adenosine Triphosphate, Anthemis Nobilis (Chamomile) Flower Extract (anti-irritant), Arctium Lappa (Burdock) Root Extract (antioxidant), Hydrolyzed Jojoba Esters (skin-repairing ingredients), Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein, Sodium PCA (skin-repairing ingredients)Panthenol (skin-repairing ingredients), Sodium Hyaluronate (skin-repairing ingredients), Sodium Chondroitin Sulfate, Ceramide 3, Ceramide 6 II, Ceramide 1, Phytosphingosine (lipid-based skin-repairing ingredients), Cholesterol (lipid-based skin-repairing ingredients), Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate (vitamin C/antioxidant), Oleth-10 (emulsifiers), DEA-Oleth-10 Phosphate, Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate (emulsifiers), Polysorbate 20 (skin conditioning agent), Caprylyl Glycol (preservatives), Hexylene Glycol (preservatives), Sodium Citrate (pH adjuster), Xanthan Gum (thickener), Trisodium EDTA (chelating agent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
DIRECTIONS: After cleansing, apply toner to a cotton pad and gently stroke over face and neck. Do not rinse. Follow with the rest of your morning or evening skincare routine. For daytime, finish with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Detailed instructions on how/when to apply your Paula's Choice products can be found in our How to Put Together Your Own Skincare Routine article.
What do toners "tone"? I thought Paula didn't recommend toners!
Paula has always recommended toners that are well-formulated. Toners can be a great after-cleansing step to be sure you've removed all of your makeup. When properly formulated, they soothe skin and add hydrating ingredients to make skin softer, not to mention they're another leave-on source for antioxidants and other ingredients that improve skin's healthy functioning.
How do I know which toner is right for me? Besides skin type, what are the main differences between Paula's Choice toners?
All of our toners restore skin, help remove last traces of makeup, are alcohol- and fragrance-free, and contain no unnecessary irritants such as menthol, peppermint, and citrus oils. They are great as an adjunct to a more thorough cleansing routine, especially post-workout or in hot/humid climates. Even more significantly they go beyond the basics by offering skin benefits you can see and feel.
Calm Redness Relief Toners are specially formulated with a proven complex of barrier repair and anti-inflammatory ingredients that work to reduce redness and signs of sensitivity. These ultra-gentle toners are the ones to choose if one of your concerns is red, reactive skin.
Earth Sourced Purely Natural Refreshing Toner is for all skin types. It has a distinctive, liquid-gel formula bursting with antioxidants proven to repair skin and stimulate collagen production. The formula uses proprietary technology that truly captures the best of nature and modern science.
Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner is an excellent choice for normal to oily/combination skin. It provides a weightless finish, and although it feels very light, it supplies skin with potent antioxidants and anti-irritants. Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner is a great option for those who want more protection and a soothing, soft, feeling on their skin, particularly those with sensitive skin. To get the benefits of both toners for normal to oily/combination skin, you may want use Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner in the morning and Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner in the evening.
Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner contains ingredients that help soothe and restore normal to dry skin, plus it includes a greater amount of glycerin, a key ingredient to make dry skin look and feel better. It also contains a broad range of ingredients that aid the barrier repair process so those with dry skin (or normal skin with occasional dry patches) will receive even more benefit from their Paula's Choice moisturizer and/or specialty product. Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating feels lighter than our Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner, yet still provides an array of antioxidants, anti-irritants, and skin-protecting ingredients. To get the benefits of both toners for normal to dry skin, you can use Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner in the morning and Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner in the evening.
Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner for normal to very dry skin is an excellent choice for those who need more help protecting their skin from environmental damage or dryness. Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner has a richer texture than any of our other toners and contains more plant oils and other emollients than our Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner. This is a great option for dry to very dry skin, extremely sun damaged skin, or those dealing with eczema.
Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner for normal to oily/combination skin is excellent for protecting skin from environmental damage or dryness. In addition, its cell-communicating ingredients can, in theory, help balance skin so its oily areas do not worsen or lead to reddened or blemished skin. Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner uses a more complex formulation than our Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner, and helps restore normal cell function.
Resist Advanced Replenishing Toner is a specialized formula designed to supply aging skin with a broad range of ingredients it needs to produce healthy collagen while reducing wrinkles. It is a super-charged version of our popular Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner, with a specific emphasis on improving the signs of aging skin.
Resist Weightless Advanced Repairing Toner is a specialized formula designed to supply normal to oily or breakout-prone aging skin with a broad range of targeted ingredients to help improve signs of aging plus reduce enlarged pores and reduce dry, flaky, uneven skin texture. It is ideal for those struggling with oily skin, wrinkles, and large pores.
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