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She has just had her new grown-up image put on show in her leaked music video for Slow Down.
And it looks like Selena Gomez is continuing to trim and perfect her look as she was spotted heading out of a West Hollywood salon on Friday with a fresh new 'do.
The 20-year-old on-again-off-again girlfriend of Justin Bieber was looking casually chic as she sported a tank that interestingly read 'out of control'.
Growing up: Selena Gomez was spotted heading out of a West Hollywood salon on Friday looking stunning with freshly touched up tresses
opted for a comfortable pair of grey tracksuit bottoms for her long haul
in the salon chair, and teamed it with the cute white printed tank.
The Disney star gave her ensemble a cool retro edge with a rounded pair of sunglasses.
A dash of red lipstick and high-top platform trainers ensured a sexy look was maintained despite her tomboyish ensemble.
Looking fresh: the 20-year-old star managed to nail the casual-chic look as she teamed a cute green leather handbag with a laid-back green plaid shirt slung around her waist
Look at that figure! The Disney star's freshly styled tresses accentuated her trim and terrific silhouette despite her loose-fitting choice of attire
Around her waist, the brunette songstress wore the same casual green plaid shirt she's been spotted with often recently.
A matching green handbag made the star look effortlessly stylish as she left the salon with sleek new locks, freshly styled and straightened.
Selena clutched her phone at all times and given recent speculation on her on-again-off-again relationship with Justin Bieber, perhaps the pair were communicating.
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Before: Selena entered the salon earlier in the day with longer and less manicured tresses, but exited a sexy sleek stunner
Growing up! Stills from Selena's Slow Down music video were leaked this week just days after reports that Justin Bieber was seen taking two girls back to his hotel after a night of partying
Only 20 years old? The songstress wore stunning attire and accessories making her look well and truly beyond her true age
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"An excellent hotel for location, value, room size and buffet breakfast. The biggest plus points are the location - a few strides away from Osmanbey metro station (make sure you get out of Pangalti exit), and the rooftop pool."
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"It was good.. I liked the Turkish Bath and little steam and sauna rooms. I was surprised, since it is not metioned on Hotels.com, about having to buy a swim cap when I got to the pool. Also, something that isn't mentioned is that they don't allow outside food in. Not much in the (walking) area. G..."
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"bathroom lights were out of order but housekeep didn't notice it and had it fixed. shower water was not so strong. breakfast buffet is great offering a variety of food but the chef didn't understand english well when i made a request"
A Traveller, Mar 2016, AS
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"This is a great hotel as the building.. Rooms are comfortable and nice.. Location is good in terms of access to the airport and the bus terminal. However, neighborhood is ugly. Getting to the hotel is not super straightforward. My cab driver had to ask a few times to find the door of the hotel al..."
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"Great location and helpful staff; right next to Tram station, 15 minutes from all the major attractions. You can take tram and train combo for getting to and from from the airport."
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"I stayed for a few hours during a long layover in Istanbul. Hotel was very clean, breakfast was simple but good. I did not really leave the hotel so can't speak about that...taxi in, taxi out."
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"We had an acceptable location in a lot above its neighbourhood standard hotel. Well managed and very good standard."
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"We had a good stay at this hotel. Hotel staff provided excellent service and advice. Room was clean and comfortable. Not much to see or do in this part of the city, called Kartal, but the hotel is only a 10-minute walk to the Kartal Metro station that can get you other parts of the city quickly a..."
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Proving that necessity is indeed the mother of invention, these nail techs have created a wide array of products that are perfect for the salon. This gallery is an expanded version of the article in the January 2010 issue of NAILS Magazine.
From nail polish to pumice files, your favorite nail manufacturers have offered up cute and celebratory ways to increase your bottom line -- while spreading holiday cheer.
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September 1, 2010
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August 1, 2010
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Eyelash conditioners and serums are popping up in spas and salons for women tired of the maintenance of false eyelashes, or curlers and mascara. These non-prescription lash conditioners are applied like eyeliner and most can also be used on brows as well.
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American Grocers: Joins A Stellar List Of Companies Ripping Off Troops
This week's cover story in the Houston Press details the case of Houston-based American Grocers and its owner Samir Itani, charged with shipping expired food to troops stationed in the Middle East and ripping off the government with bogus shipping costs.
As noted in the story, "the case stretched far past Itani, unraveling to include food wholesalers in rural Texas, a Saudi sheik living in California, the largest commercial "merchant family" in Kuwait and some of the most prominent food companies in the United States." That's a whole lot of people ripping off the troops.
Which we think is bad. But it happens a whole bunch, and here are three other examples of American companies giving our troops the short end of the stick.
3. The Shoddy Millionaires. During the War Between the States, the enemy from the North awarded New York's Brooks Brothers a contract to supply Union soldiers with uniforms. According to the Encyclopedia of White Collar and Corporate Crime, the contract was won with a gift to a state treasurer's wife, and then, "The clothier used lighter weight and, in some cases, rotting cloth."
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The company continued to produce equipment for the German military and did such a good job that Hitler himself awarded the GM president with the Order of Merit or the Golden Eagle for "his services to Nazi Germany."
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1. KBR. Enough said. Houston's own KBR has got to love war. It makes so much damn money off it. But allegations from recent years about the company in Iraq and Afghanistan are simply disgusting.
Apparently, the company disposes of toxic waste at military bases by way of burn pits. They burn things like "mangled bits of metal, paint, solvent, medical waste, even dead animals."
Military personnel living on the bases have, in the worst cases, gotten cancer and died. Others have trouble breathing. KBR blames the Army for the burn pits.
Then there are the electrocutions in the showers. According to the New York Times, a KBR electrician wrote in his resignation letter to the company that "unsafe electrical work was 'a disaster waiting to happen.'"
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because they hide the shafts of memory, though with all their danger they can also be the tunnels that lead to wonderland. To the Boneyard is a collection fascinated both by language and by journeys, as you would expect from an émigrée poet. I have a special fondness for displaced poets, because they always seem, in their work, on the way to or from somewhere; they never quite finish either leaving or arriving and it gives their work an edge, especially in the way they see things. Many of these poems are set on the move: on trains, planes, roads. "Greyhound" pays a conscious homage, in the line "Home is ninety-three hours away", to "24 Hours from Tulsa", but where the man in the song fails to arrive home because he is distracted by a woman, the narrator of Marsh's poem has no real reason for staying at the truckstop where she happens to be, except a
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of skin
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Now you say That's a good word. Then
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we drive down roads I don't recognise.
Language as a map, the key that makes sense of the world and our journeys in it, reappears in other poems, like "Beck and call", the world of which is effectively shaped by a word-game, a repeated syllable with a changing vowel, and "Definite article", where a life is pared down to nouns.
Indeed it sometimes seems, in a transient world, that recording experience in words is the only way we can keep it. In "Kefalonia", a couple on an adulterous two-week break find that memory alone will not serve:
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Each bay disappeared
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- Free WiFi and wired Internet access in public areas
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Writer Randolph Bourne once mused: "No matter what we have come through, or how many perils we have safely passed, or how many imperfect and jagged - in some places perhaps irreparably - our life has been, we cannot in our heart of hearts imagine how it could have been different."
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Valerio, M.A., N.K. Janz, E.A. Parker, C.M. Connell, and Mick P. Couper. 2007. "Women with asthma: Who uses an asthma diary and how helpful is it?" Chest, 132(4): 450S-450S.
PURPOSE: Asthma continues to be a significant problem in adult women. The objective of this study was to identify demographic and clinical characteristics associated with use of an asthma diary and differences in long-term asthma outcomes between women who used the asthma diary and those that did not.
METHODS: Women were part of a randomized controlled trial to evaluate a self-regulatory education program. Demographic and clinical characteristics were examined as predictors of diary use among women in the intervention group (N = 424). Logistic regression was performed to examine diary use by a range of demographic and clinical variables. Hierarchical linear modeling (HLM) was conducted to examine the influence of asthma diary use on health outcomes across time. Demographic and clinical characteristics were included in the models to examine the influence of diary use on asthma outcomes.
RESULTS: Demographic characteristics such as older age (p < 0.05) and higher education (p < 0.05) were predictive of asthma diary use. More severe asthma (p < 0.01) and a history of smoking (p < 0.05) were found to be significant predictors of less initiation of diary use. Neither employment, income, marital status nor co-morbidities were predictors of diary use. Results indicate that women who used the asthma diary had significantly better self-efficacy (p<0.01), less unscheduled physician office visits (p<0.001) and a trend towards better individual levels of self-regulation at follow-up when compared to those that did not. Quality of life in both the women who used the diary and those that did not improved over time.
CONCLUSION: Age, education, asthma severity, and a history of smoking all distinguish individuals who use an asthma diary from those who do not. Use of an asthma diary may increase self-efficacy and lead to better asthma outcomes.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: The actual use and potential benefits of an asthma diary in different groups of patients may be under-explored. Clinicians and researchers should carefully consider recommending use of a diary in asthma management.
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Had prominent Hollywood director/producer Jon Avnet gone into business as originally intended, Hollywood may likely be a very different place today. The man who brought such memorable features as Fried Green Tomatoes (1991) and The War (1994) to the big screen, Avnet deserves some credit for nurturing the careers of such future Hollywood players as… More Bio:
Had prominent Hollywood director/producer Jon Avnet gone into business as originally intended, Hollywood may likely be a very different place today. The man who brought such memorable features as Fried Green Tomatoes (1991) and The War (1994) to the big screen, Avnet deserves some credit for nurturing the careers of such future Hollywood players as Kathy Bates and Elijah Wood. A native of Brooklyn, NY, who was steered toward filmmaking after winning a directing fellowship at the American Film Institute, Avnet's early success came as a producer. Frequently teaming with longtime collaborators Steve Tisch and Jordan Kerner for such popular 1980s efforts as Risky Business (1983), The Burning Bed (1984), and Less Than Zero (1987), that decade also found Avnet making his directorial debut with the made-for-television drama Between Two Women (again featuring Burning Bed star Farrah Fawcett). Though he wouldn't step into the director's chair again until 1991's Fried Green Tomatoes, success as a producer came often with films such as Tango and Cash (1989).
Regardless of his notable success in the 1980s, it was the 1990s that found Avnet truly coming into his own behind the camera. His films Fried Green Tomatoes, The War, and Up Close & Personal (1996) all possessed a warm glow in their telling of remarkably personal tales, and though the latter two may not have achieved the box-office success of his sophomore effort, his continuing work as a producer yielded such hits as The Mighty Ducks (1992) and George of the Jungle (1997). In 1997, Avnet moved into thriller territory with Red Corner (serving double duty as producer and director), and the millennial turnover found him blending his unique style of remarkably personal drama with factual historical events in the acclaimed made-for-television effort Uprising (2001). The tale of a Jewish uprising in the Warsaw ghetto in 1943, the movie was nominated for numerous Emmys and Golden Globes and ultimately took home an Emmy for Outstanding Stunt Coordination. In 2002, Avnet would again step behind the camera for the pilot episode of television's Boomtown, and shortly thereafter he would produce the Gwyneth Paltrow/Jude Law sci-fi thriller The World of Tomorrow (2004).
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WASHINGTON — A defiant U.S. House voted overwhelmingly Friday to deny President Barack Obama the authority to wage war against Libya. But Republicans fell short in an effort to actually cut off funds for the operation in a constitutional showdown reflecting both political differences and unease over American involvement.
In a repudiation of their commander in chief, House members rejected a measure to authorize the Libya mission for a year while prohibiting U.S. ground forces in the North African nation, a resolution Obama had said he would welcome.
The vote was 295-123 with 70 Democrats abandoning the president just one day after Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton had made an unusual appeal to rank-and-file members. A Senate committee is to consider the same resolution next Tuesday and is expected to support it, raising the prospect of conflicting messages from Congress.
Friday's votes showed lawmakers' concerns about an open-ended U.S. commitment to a civil war between Moammar Gadhafi and rebel forces looking to oust him — as well as growing weariness among Americans with drawn-out conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In addition, the resounding number rejecting the authority resolution was a clear sign of anger toward the president for failing to seek congressional consent for the operation within 60 days, as stated in the 1973 War Powers Resolution. Republicans and Democrats argued that an arrogant Obama had run roughshod over the Constitution, ignoring the authority of the legislative branch that the founding fathers had insisted has the power to declare war.
While Republican as well as Democratic presidents have often ignored the War Powers Resolution, a frustrated House voted earlier this month to rebuke Obama for failing to provide a "compelling rationale" for the Libyan mission and for launching U.S. military forces without congressional approval. They requested a report to Congress on the operation.
Obama further incensed lawmakers last week when he said he didn't need authorization because the operation did not rise to full-blown hostilities, a decision he reached by overruling some of his advisers.
It's not about Gadhafi, foes of the authorization said.
"I support the removal of the Libyan regime. I support the president's authority as commander in chief, but when the president chooses to challenge the powers of the Congress I, as speaker of the House, will defend the constitutional authority of the legislature," said Speaker John Boehner, a Republican.
Added Rep. Tom Rooney, a Republican: "The last thing that we want as Americans is for some president, whether it's this president or some future president, to be able to pick fights around the world without any debate from another branch of government."
The rejected money-cutoff bill, sponsored by Rooney, would have barred drone attacks and airstrikes but allowed the United States to continue actions in support of the NATO-led operation such as intelligence gathering, refueling and reconnaissance. The effort to cut off money was defeated, 238-180. While Republican leaders backed the measure, they didn't pressure Republicans to support it.
Supporting Obama, Democrats opposed to the votes argued that they would empower Gadhafi, aggravate NATO allies desperately needed in the fight in Afghanistan and send a dispiriting message to those who led the Arab spring uprisings in Tunisia, Egypt and elsewhere.
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FULLERTON, Calif., March 17, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Milton Security Group, Inc, the manufacturer of adaptive network security appliances and network management solutions, announced today that they have added an exciting new feature to their Cloud Authentication Security (CAS) solution.
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Many organizations are looking for different ways to authenticate and track users on their network. Milton introduces two new features options with the addition of both a cloud-based two-factor authentication system, and a locally hosted two-factor authentication.
Any passwords or username, no matter how complex, can be cracked. The benefit of a two-factor authentication is that even if someone has your login information, they still need that second piece of the puzzle. This second piece is either something you have, like your mobile phone. DUO Security and WiKID Systems both offer two-factor authentication services, with individual twists. DUO Security is a cloud-based service, which requires very little set up. The ease of setup and configuration is painless. DUO is free for less than 10 users.
WiKID Systems is locally hosted at your premises, keeping your data and control local. The highly scalable, multi-tenant server is available as a software appliance or as Linux packages. It includes scripts to allow user-self registration in a secure manner, group functionality, RADIUS return attribute support, detailed logging and reporting. It also allows greater functionality, such as mutual SSL authentication and multiple tokens per user.
"Data breaches are rising at a startling rate and two-factor authentication has become an absolute must if you're serious about information security," states Milton CEO, James McMurry, "and Milton Security Group is striving to give customers as much control as possible."
Since the CAS solution now integrates with both DUO Security, and WiKID Systems, organizations can choose to further lock down their cloud authenticated networks using either cloud based or locally hosted two-factor systems.
Cloud Authentication Security (CAS) was introduced last week, along with its first integration: Google Apps for Education (GAFE). By using CAS, educational institutions can provide a single sign-on environment by integrating Google Apps For Education Authentication with either of the Adaptive Network Access Control appliances Milton Security manufactures (Edge7200 and ICEGuard). Now with the integration of Two Factor Authentication into CAS, all organizations, including Education, can fully secure their network, by ensuring credentials and endpoints are secure.
About Milton Security Group, Inc:
Milton Security Group Inc is the leader in providing adaptive granular endpoint security for all organizations. Unlike legacy platforms, Milton Security focuses on enabling and securing your systems, while dynamically enabling new technology requirements like BYOD and Cloud Security securely and efficiently. Milton Security Group is based in Fullerton, California, and is a privately held company. For more information, visit miltonsecurity.com
About WiKID Systems
WiKID Systems, Inc., founded in 2001, is an Atlanta-based, self-funded and profitable technology company focused on helping companies and organizations reduce their dependence on passwords by making two-factor authentication simple and accessible, while allowing organizations to maintain control. For more information including pricing and documentation, please visit www.wikidsystems.com.
About DUO Security
Duo Security's hosted two-factor authentication service brings strong, scalable security to organizations of any size. Duo's unique, high-availability architecture provides centralized management, self-service enrollment, and interactive secondary login through an intuitive web interface, eliminating the high costs, complexity, and confusion associated with traditional two-factor systems. Duo Security is based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and is a privately held company whose investors include Google Ventures, True Ventures, Resonant Venture Partners, and Radar Partners.
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