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was no deadline but the police were fencing campers in. and the police chief said someone set a tent on fire. he says he thought there were public safety issue that's warranted this camp being fenced off to contain what he thought could be spiralling violence. they picked up barricades and walked away to cheers of the crowd, the chief says he ordered officers to move out because some protesters were agitated. and this was the capper of a an intense day. tempers are flaring at occupy san francisco. >> people who want to stay, can stay. i'm not stopping you from staying. don't stop me from going to mission street. >> your d.a.is holding me up. >> the g.a.is the general
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assembly. which has been voting two nights whether to move to this high school. >> there is a conkens shus process. if we don't reach it, it's not valid. >> a bitter rift exposed after seven hours last night. >> occupy residents believe there are a majority of people that would like to take advantage of the opportunity to work with the city and take this space as a safe space. >> minority. minority. >> they say without consent, the city will not turn over keys to the fenced-off high school. >> we'd love to go there. and keep movement fog on. even to take the stressful issue of being raided out of the way. so we can get the message out to 1%ers. >> he we want to be m the
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financial district. >> can the one who's want to go go? they say they're being held hostage. >> we'll have a plan with them, hopefully if they register with us. and official motive on what they want to do. i think we have to move everything together. i don't think we should have two camps, if you will. >> and barricades are on the other ends of the plaza we've seen people climbing over barricades. officers do remain here on the scene. it's peaceful but very intense. >> and there is word of an arrest in last month's shooting. police arrested this man on
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saturday. and say he lived in lexington. police say he was staying on november 10th when another demonstrateor was shot in the head. the victim was known as alex. police say he and the shooter had been fighting. the city cleared out that encampment shortly after the shooting. >> another occupy movement in san francisco sprung up tonight. and students held a rally to prove a tuition hike. and the students want to bring attention to 238% tuition hike at cal state campuses since 2002 z they want to cap csu executive salaries and bonuses. jant cruz police are considering options after an unsuccess afl tempt to clear protesters out of a vacant building.
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30 officers tried to clear the old coast commercial bank building but demonstrators barricaded it from the inside and linked arms to prevent police from getting in. officers pulled back to avoid a confrontation. >> and police are surrounding an apartment come ple.. this started with a huge high school chase today. the s.w.a.t. team cordoned off the 3100 block of high street. and laura anthony is live at the scene for use there has been no change in status here this, is nine hours plus into the search for the wanted parole. and this is west of interstate 580. the s.w.a.t. team tried to flush out the suspect. they did think he was inside of an apartment building down the street. they're not sure if he's still in there.
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they're checking all locations. tho-to-see where he is. and this started this morning with fremont police tracking the man to this apartment. and the man jumped into a stolen car and tried to drive away. he ended up here and this has been a nightmare for folk autos i don't know what is going on. from what i hear this is an apartment next to minl. -- mine. i'm trying to go home. tired. >> it's worrying when people in the community are some type of risk or inconvenienced. this is their home. you don't want the problems here, anywhere. but when it's so close to home. >> police say there has been some communication with the suspect and so have some
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members of his family, we're told. he's on parole and wanted on burglary and weapons charges. we're showing you the blockade here at 3200 block of high street. and there is no indication how long this might last. people are well advised to avoid this area. >> and to windy weather, damage from a gusty storm blowing through. 1900 people were out power around the bay area. and more than 25,000 people under the dark right now. mostly because of trees that came crashing down on power lines. and there is a community hit hard by gusts. >> right. this shopping center has been without power since 8:30 this morning. one down the road since 11:00 last night.
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for some, damage is more than just inconvenience. steve and mary are cousins suffering the wind storm. a redwood tree snapped and smashed through the roof of a family cabin built in 1946. they weren't home. >> this is the house for us. it's got history. you know? >> cathedral drive is lined with cabins and neighbors say damage depended on which way the wind blew. >> there is a little bit of shocked. but it's just grateful no one was hurt. >> when you look, it's amazing no one was hurt, you can see the weight of a falling tree crushed this truck. and officials say wind gusts on the ridge and many say it felt worse. >> this, windows were rattling like experiencing an
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earthquake. >> thousands are still without power, many businesses are closed and if they're open like this gift shop there is cash only. >> my things are okay inside but it's dark and cold. and i'm hoping pg&e will come by. >> crews are running from one downed power line to another. and there are 19 closed and some repairs will take longer than others. >> this is an easy section. we'll get it done. >> and this did not include rain. there was a wind warning and crews were mobilized and the company says it's working as quickly as possible to restore power. in scott's valley abc 7 news.
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>> and blustery winds caused all sorts of damage in the east bay as well. this store front was gutted by fire, you can see there is a steel fence, you can see pieces just peeled o and there is bart service disrupted also today. no one was hurt. and service restored around noon time. >> and gale-force winds up to 100 miles per hour. the worst seen in years blasted southern california toppling trees and cutting power there. take a look. that is los angeles international airport going dark. and there are winds caused damage. you can see a canopy collapsed
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in pass wra deana. there is a huge tree falling on top of it in the middle of a block of homes. so there has been a mess. >> the question is what can we expect? >> let's check in now with spencer christian. >> there are strong winds going to stay with us. we're looking at gusts around the bay area up to 30 miles per hour now in hawk eye. and fwufts 45 miles per hour. and oakland over and there are gusts 30 miles per hour. and down at sea level we're being winds now. gusts 22 miles per hour. 35 miles per hour gusts now at fairfield. there is 32 miles per hour at livermore, windy conditions remain with us throughout the evening. and we do expect a taper off a bit tomorrow. we'll return to calmer conditions and i'll give you
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more on that later. >> welcome change, thank you very much. >> and still to come a verdict brought former bart police officer johannes mehserle to tears. >> i'm man yet miranda. just when you're enjoying a lower sales tax, the governor wants to raise it. he wants to target high wage earners. >> and suspected altercation with a gun that landed a [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, we're giving you a big thank you this friday & saturday with the simplest way to save extra. just use your jcpenney rewards credit card and save an extra 20% off all apparel, shoes accessories and home. no exclusions. that's an extra 20% off gifts for her.
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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. former bart police officer convicked of involuntary
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manslaughter will not face charges in another case. a jury rejected claims in a police brutality lawsuit against johannes mehserle and four other officers. vic lee is in the newsroom with the story tonight. vic? >> kenneth carruthers sued johannes mehserle and his co-defendants saying they beat him during his arrest in the fall. the jury rule that had johannes mehserle and his co-defendants are not liable for the claims including the use of excessive force. >> in this case the jury found officers acted appropriately. >> the attorney says johannes mehserle and four officers want to move on with their lives, now, the trial is over. the jury rule that had the police brutality claims made against he and the others were unfounded. jurors read the verdict, johannes mehserle was overcome with emotion, his eyes tearing. >> since the tragedy of january 1 he's been through a
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great deal. he's el still feels terrible about whachd. to have to relive this again in the form of a jury trial. >> carruthers was disappointed. >> this is just another example of thempks that we need to address that police need to be held accountable for the things they do within their job. >> carruthers arrested november 15th, 2008. he says his car was broken into in the bart coliseum station parking lot and officer as tacked him when he asked them why they weren't doing anything about it. he says he was hog tied, which is banned by bart police, but defendants disputed the claim. johannes mehserle wrote that carruthers was using profanity p making verbal threats. and said he was arrested when
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he became confrontation skbral aggressive. carruthers lawyer says police never looked at the videotape which could wo have documented what happened. >> what happened in court is how if the police were supposed to be in control of the evidence don't collect evidence that supports people who they're arresting they get away witness. >> in this courtroom were relatives of oscar grant. the bart rider johannes mehserle shot and killed new year's day, 2009. >> dinot think that he would get justice. i haven't seen a black man get justice whit comes to police. >> johannes mehserle's lawyer says his client has one remaining lawsuit filed by oscar grant's friends on the train with him new year's day and its pending while the ninth circuit court considers contested issues. >> and there is another deadly bart police shooting and
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protests that led to a controversial decision to cut cell phone service on a platt form in august. that drew angry protests for weeks and forced bart to clarify policies on blocking cell service which the board did today. >> san francisco civic center bart station today. a lesson and a shining example. making a call on the cell phone. >> this is where i cross the street. you can't dronl it. >> a freedom no one questioned until august when bart shut off service here. >> this is a ruling allows under narrow circumstances to with able to put public safety ahead. >> it earned the spokesman the wrath of free speech activists pushing the bart board into
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making a new cell phone policy, passed today. >> if faced with the circumstances in the future we would have not shut off cell phone service. we would go in n.and arrest the people about to commit the crime. >> and for some boort members it still isn't strong enough. >> policy is big. i think it's been purposely made vague. >> accord together fcc and aclu who had input, the policy is an improvement. >> it's a step in the right direction but again take twoz things. policy and implementation. >> considering bart's controversial two years, the longer it takes to test this guideline, the better. >> we opened the box. let's close it and say we won't do it. because we opened it we have to come up with a policy. >> there is bart describing this as being ground breaking. the answer is not proud of
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being the first to turn off cell phone courage but first to write a policy about it. >> and let's talk about the weather what. a wind storm its been something out there. >> and there is strong winds at the moment but peak gusts are behind us. there is a live view right now on to the bay. you can see winds are still strong. there is a look at gusts today. mount diablo, 77 miles per hour. there is 41 in san jose. and there is strong winds, gusts 22 miles per hour. 35 in fairfield. only 14 in san jose.
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so calmer there. it's mild out there right now. there are readings into 60s in most locations. 57 now in concord. there is winds tapering off tomorrow by after the noon. we have this dry pattern continuing throughout the weekend and into next week. our slight radar shows that two centers of pressure, low pressure to the south, high pressure to the north producing a tight pressure gradient here with a sharp difference of pressure. as we set our maps in motion, you'll see high pressure and low pressure pushing inland. that will relax a bit. winds ease up by late morning to mid day. we'll have calmer conditions and mild conditions as well. but not overnight. it will be breezy overnight and chilly in smots. lows into upper 30s in parts of the north bay.
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and inhand east bay, upper 30s. down in morgan hill there is a low of 37. santa cruz, 39. there is highs hike spring time, highs around 70 degrees in napa tomorrow. 71 in santa rosa. mid to upper 60s over the remainder of the bay area, gg to be a lovely, mild day. and there is a upper 60s in other locations. here is the accu-weather forecast. there is temperatures tapering off. by mid to late week, we'll see high temperatures inland around the bay and coast into 50s, thursday, highs to about 56. that will be highest. 58 ash around the bay. going to get chilly. that is a seasonal change.
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what we expect this time of the year. >> and next at 6:00 some save what they can. >> they could not stop the flames. we'll have the story as we continue.
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two people in critical condition after being burned when a fire broke out in an apartment building in the
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mission district. the fire appeared to start on the top floor of this building around 4:30 this morning. firefighters raised their ladders to the top floor to rescue residents. >> if this stuff burned i won't have anything to show. i'd have to start from scratch again. >> there are tenants have been removed from the building. >> red cross has been great and have put us on a big muni bus. we got coffee and snacks. >> investigators spent the day searching for what caused the fire. three other people including a fire lieutenant were treated and released for minor injuries. >> and residents in a house near the university of san francisco managed to escape a fire. investigators say the fire was likely caused by an electric
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fire in one of the bedrooms. all residents managed to run out without injuries. >> pg&e will pay for a christmas eve blast that killed a rancho cordova homeowners and more than $26 million pg&e and california public utilities commission agreed to in june. and cpuc determined they violated several safety laws including installing pipe that would not authorized for gas service. and there is is leaking that caused that explosion. >> supposed to be the final chapter in a mortgage scheme. still to come reports on damaging new allegations against a man who targeted desperate homeowners. >> and word is that california governor has a tax increase
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that would hit just about everybody. >> why america reached a defining moment against the
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a self pro claimed save yoer of homeowners is back in jail tonight. new allegations surface in a mortgage rescue scam. >> and there are some unexpected developments. >> today's formal sentencing has been decided in advance. the prosecutor dropped surprises today. and shocked both a judge and the defense. there are no cameras allowed in the courtroom. we got shots of him talking to his attorney. in a few moments the judge was expected to sentence him to
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time served. and this didn't quite work out that way. >> we put him back into jail. bail set at $45,000 to ensure he returns for sentencing date continuing on december 21. >> this report from a probation officer is what set him back. the probation officer wrote that it should be noted the defendant claims to be working in a real estate business saving peoples' homes. and he says he was earning $500 a month. he described that as very alarming. and there was more. >> in july there was a warrant issued on a probation violation for failure to appear. >> the prosecutor produced this evidence showing someone named alan david teakel filing documents in riverside and stanislaus counties. these are the documents he plead nod contest to using to
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falsely transfer property from the bank to himself. >> we were alerted because thanks to the coverage by channel 7 news and alerts, all law enforcement agencies have been alerted to the call. >> the key fence cried foul, saying the prosecution waited until today to spring it on everyone. >> the issue is due process. and that is still not a reason not to provide discovery. >> the defense pointed out his name appears on recorded documents but signature does not. >> so that is the issue. >> and how can it be attributed to him? there is no signature. >> she says other people have been acting on behalf of him without his consent.
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sentencing has been postponed and he could now face three years, eight months in prison and we're keeping track of this and will report back. >> and california lawmakers gaveled them selfs into a winter issue today. and the state tax revenues coming up hundreds of kblinls of dollars short. and now, the governor thinks people are ready to tax themselves out of the bind. >> holiday hop shoppers have been endoi joiing a lower tax rate. >> lower taxes for buying things is nice. there is a plus. >> but the days would be numbed and labor union sources say governor brown is readying a tax initiative to take to voters next year, details
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still being hahnered out, zuxz include an income tax hike on high wage earners and a half sent increase all of which will expire in 2016. the governor didn't wanted to talk about the plan after defending his pension reform package to form legislative committee. >> this is a pension day. union disagree was sales tax hike because it hurts the low and middle class. supports to stop further cuts. >> this is time people who have been benefiting make sure seniors have adequate care. that third graders have admit education. >> republicans think it will be tough when state government is perceived as still being bloated. >> what is the answer? more taxes, more taxes which will support what?
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more spending. more spending. >> another challenge is other proposals that may be on the same ballot. voters are confused or frustrated. one thing going is momentum. majority of local hikes passed in last month's election. >> u.s. senate expected to take test votes over competing plans over what to do with expiring social security tax. they want to extend and expand cuts and slap a tax on millionaires. republicans prefer to cut government bureaucracy. >> republicans said we'll come up with our approach, which is to eliminate 250,000 jobs in the federal government. >> mish mcconnell reply there'd is no reason to
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provide relief on those we're counting on. neither is expected to gain 60 votes necessity. senators are prepared to work on a compromise bill. >> several positive reports have analysts cautiously optimistic but one is tempering the enthusiasm just a bit. there is first, positive news. the orders placed and construction spending increased for a third state month. and retail and auto sales rose, several car makers posted double digit gains. number of people applying for unemployment rose for the first time in four weeks. and today's reports did not steam to sway investors too much. the dow jones fell 25 points with a huge gain yesterday. nasdaq finished up nearly six. >> and what could be a new
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dream home. >> grand opening for a company claiming it will revolutionize the way homes
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a company promises to change the way homes are built is bringing hundreds of jobs to a city that certainly needs them badly. >> tonight we take a look at what is so different about blue homes and why the company is making home in vallejo. >> it's built like any other
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home. by skilled workers and what is different is where they're built. they're built in a factory. forget what you know about manufactured housing. this is different. >> we figured out build big, open sun filled space, followed it up, ship it to a site, unfold it blue homes president gave us this time lapse video showing how a home is unfolded on to the foundation. one homeowner so wowed she went to work for the company. >> the crane started to unfold the house. it was very cool to be able to see my kitchen cabinets there. the floors and fireplace. everything was already in the house when it arrived. >> until now, homes have been made in massachusetts but now, blue is opening a new factory in a building on n.vallejo that stood empty for decades. and the navy built this one
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for a purpose, it's long, tall, narrow, perfect for building submarines. turns out, also for house autos the way we manufacture is on escapes. hope is being constructed it moves down the line from station to station. >> the homes run from $100,000 up to half a million dollars. with 60 job to start and maybe more still to come, the mayor of vallejo says workers will be building more than homes. >> we have come out of bankruptcy, we're in the process of rebuilding our city. >> and as we continue tonight, remembering the 30th anniversary of the aids
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san francisco remembered the 30th anniversary of the aids epidemic today. hundreds ganlered at national aids memorial grove. some are alive thanks to medical break throughs in drugs and treatment.
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the ceremony honors doctors and nurses who opened the nation's first ward. >> there are a lot of thing that's we got wrong and then, we started getting things right. >> there are men living with the disease and are aging. >> we're seeing gung gay men becoming infected in their 20s. there are a lot of latino patients, african american paish yeents today marked the 20th anniversary of the opening of the grove as a permanent memorial to victims of aids and hiv. >> today, the president announced a goal of getting aids drugs to two million more people around the world by the end of 2013. 30 million people died from aids-related causes. the president is ordering $50 million here in the united states. >> great progress has been made in this country whit comes to children. the disease has been all but
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eliminated among kids. and cheryl jennings reports scientists says it has been reduced among adults as well. >> we have new data that tells us it keeps them health qee. secondly, it reduces transmission. >> the chief of the hiv-aids division at san francisco general hospital says this country is at a defining moment in the aids epidemic. and and proposed a policy. as soon as the infection is identified it's been adopted by san francisco department of public health. >> we lower the level and it's national renowned for adult patients. there is also great news about hiv infected mothers and
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babies. >> since the middle of the 1990s we've known how to prevent transmission from mothers to children. and this is almost eliminated in the u.s.. >> saying the number of hiv infected children overseas is a shockingly different story. >> world wide it's 2.5 million. a good 2.3 live in africa. >> and there is one community is 30% among adults if you're to be with friends and go one, two, three, one of you would be living with hiv. >> dr. craig cohen is trying to slow down the aids epidemic in kenya saying the u.s. recognizes aids overseas is a major health concern and a matter of national security. >> if you have large segments
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of the population dying that creates instability within a government. >> he is involved with a program called faces. the family aids care and education series. he's collaborating with a california woman who founded the first summer camp for hiv infected children in the united states. >> the first child was in 1981. when sure camp began we're seeing children not living beyond age three. >> i met dr. jerry brooks in the 80s. there were 150 kids infected. that number dropped to just 15. >> soits great so far seen a lot of younger kids being able to move into adolescence and now, some are having their own families and their children are hiv negative. >> the u.s. showed how good it can be. we dmot have to have transmission from mothers to children. it's preventable phenomenon.
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>> i think that we've done a fantastic job with adults in terms of providing access to treatment. >> with all of that knowledge there is still an aids crisis among adults in this country. >> there are 60,000 new infections last year, there are a million people living with the disease. >> doctors say there is no cure yet, that is why it's important to know your stat news meaning getting tested. >> there are tools can put a dent like it's going to require a vaccine or a cure. >> and there is breaking news now in contra costa county. a grass fire is burning and two local fire agencies are
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heading out to fight it now z because of high winds, it's spreading quickly. we'll stay on top of it for you. >> absolutely. and winds have been a problem all day. >> there is still a high wind advisory until 10:00 tomorrow morning for bay area peaks and east bay hills. we can see gusts up to 50 miles per hour. and peaks and ridges. winds will be diminishing tomorrow. high temperatures stayed state wide tomorrow on the cool to mild side. and there is a winds calming down there are highs of 70 in napa and clover dale. 70 in santa cruz. mid to upper 60s into other locations. here is the accu-weather forecast. l are dry pattern holding into next week. we'll see extra clouds late next week ask will start to turn cooler. >> thank you. >> and a smiling row lando maclaine is arrested.
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>> gun charges raiders linebacker faces in his hometown in alabama. íkh@h@h@h@
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join me tonight at 9:00, coming up then, the ninth circuit court turns a decades
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old law on its head. why justices say some bone marrow donors can now be paid. >> new controversy over siri. the information you can't goat and surprise thing you can do with the app is coming up. >> and now a raiders trouble. >> big time trouble. >> raiders have to be furious about this. and and for firing a gun beside a man's head last night. the man begging for his life. maclaine smiled while officers took him away. nobody was shot but police say a man injured in this altercation drove himself to the hospital and was treated. maclaine posted bail and was released. raiders saying they're ware but have no further comment. maclaine supposedly in alabama to attend a funeral. he's injured now and sek on the raiders with 57 tackles
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and quarterback donovan mcnabb and the move came at mcnabb's request, hoping to cash on at the back end of the season now. cowboys and texans and bears made be interested. with a lock out over, back to business in nba. warriors opened doors today. and this is assuming it's finalized, games start on christmas day. warriors expected to open up at hoax, christmas night against clippers. the first preseason game home. the gm says don't expect big changes before they tip off. the new head skochz he fully expects this team to win the war. >> this is the culture has changed this, is a different room. it tells you that this is a
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different organization. and this is a different culture, we're taking pride in that with the guys that are going to be in uniform. they're going to notice it in z.times have changed. >> and chris ball doesn't want to go to the sell ticks. he wants to join carmelo anthony with the knicks. tiger woods is the tournament host this week for chef ran world challenge. and round one with tumble weeds ablowing. tiger played earlier brit got windy. the back spin here. set up of birdie. tiger with a three under 69. that is good this, is great. there is out of the rough here, check out the back spin for eagle. there is five birdies to start
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the day. seven in all. and there is three strokes heading to round two. >> that is scoring early. >> 30 miles per hour winds. >> yes. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> you can join the conversation about windy weather at facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> for larry beil and all of us, thanks for watching. we hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.
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A video released by the Islamic State militant group
purporting to show the beheading of American journalist
Steven Sotloff appears to be authentic although U.S.
officials have yet to formally confirm its validity, sources
familiar with the matter said.
American officials said U.S. intelligence agencies were
making urgent checks to investigate the alleged Sotloff
beheading video to determine conclusively whether it is
The video follows a similar incident last month with the
beheading of U.S. writer James Foley, who was also held
captive in Syria since 2012.
U.S. experts have thought since shortly after Foley's death
that the militants holding him had also likely killed
Sotloff, who was shown, still alive, in the video the Islamic
State released of Foley's killing on August 19.
The militant group released the latest video earlier on
Tuesday (local time), the U.S.-based SITE monitoring service
White House spokesman Josh Earnest told reporters in a
briefing just as reports of the video were made public that
he could not immediately verify the video, but that any such
video would be analyzed very carefully.
State Dept spokeswoman Jen Psaki, in a separate briefing,
said U.S. intelligence services would "work as quickly as
possible to determine its authenticity."
"If the video is genuine we are sickened by this brutal act
taking the life of another innocent American citizen. Our
hearts go out to the Sotloff family," she told reporters.
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Dr. Jessica Fragola
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Dr. Fragola grew up in New York, obtained a bachelor of arts in History of Science from Harvard in 2005, and graduated from veterinary school right here in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania in 2011. She practiced in Arizona and Maryland before joining the team at Pet Health Center in 2015. She calls Philadelphia her true home and is excited to be back.
Dr. Fragola's professional interests include surgery, ophthalmology, and emergency medicine, and she has advanced training in canine and feline dentistry. She especially loves fostering the bond between beloved pets and their human families, which she feels is the most rewarding part of veterinary medicine. In her free time, she enjoys running, fiddling, exploring Philadelphia, and spending time with her husband, Craig, and the best mutt in the world, Alice (we can all think our pets are the best, right?)
Dr. Angela Cooper-Carty
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Because we can never have to many smiles on our team we just had to add Dr. Angela Cooper-Carty. Dr. Carty has worked with us off and on over the past two years as a relief doctor so when her scheduled allowed her to join PHC on a more permanent part-time basis we jumped on the opportunity.
Like most of us her love for animals started at an early age. "I feel lucky to be in the position to full-fill a childhood dream," she explains. "To know from an early age this is what I wanted to do and to work hard to achieve my goal makes me feel very blessed." She graduated from Howard University in 1989 then later on received her Doctor of Veterinary medicine degree from Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine in 1994.
After completing a Small Animal Internship at Tuskegee University, she practiced in Ohio for a few years. She has practiced veterinary medicine in and around Philadelphia since moving here with her family in 1999. Her special interests are internal and preventive medicine along with being the only Zeuterin Certified doctor in Philadelphia. Through this procedure she is able to inject a drug into a male dog's testicles that reduces the testosterone level low enough that the do is not producing viable sperm meaning he cannot impregnate a female in heat. Extremely safe and just as effective as surgery, but not nearly as expensive. She would be glad to discuss the procedure with any of our interested clients.
Now a Philly native she loves working in a community that cares so much about their animals. When not in the office she is an active mother of 2 wonderful children and can be found in the Zumba gym, listenign to music, cooking and traveling anyplace where the sunshines. Her fur family consists of two dogs, Sparky, a Shih Tzu mix, and Bindi, a Golden mix.
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Ms. Jessica C. Bermudez was born and raised in Mt. Holly, NJ and although she is not a Philly native she loves the city and the clientele she serves. "Philadelphia always gets the rep as such a tough city, but we have some of the nicest clients I have ever met," she explained. Her passion for animals started as a child and she dreamed of one day working in a job where she could care for them.
She took her passion for animals to Centenary College graduating with a major in Equine studies and minoring in Biology. As a member of various clubs and organizations while attending college, she earned numerous awards and accolades in leadership and dedication, all while volunteering her free time to work with local horse farms. When asked why she likes working here she replied, "giving back to the community is something I take pride in which is one of the reasons I love working for the Pet Health Center because I truly believe we are helping the local community."
Jessica has been working in the veterinary field since 2004 and her passion for her work can be seen on her great smile that goes ear to ear. We are proud to have her as our Assistant Manager/Veterinary Technician. We feel blessed to have her many talents and dedication to providing exemplary client service. An equally dedicated mom when not in the office she enjoys spending time with her family. She says, "From cheerleading competitions and gymnastics to basketball and softball games, there is never a dull moment with Eric and our children!"
Jay Tapia
Veterinary Assistant
Jay came to us after spending a couple of years working for the Philadelphia SPCA. Her love for animals started from as long as she can remember. "I had always been the type to pick up every stray on my walk home from school." She started to explore the idea of working with animals in 2010 and explains it was love at first sight for her new chosen career. "I was first introduced to my love for animals when I walked into the treatment center at the PSPCA. I was immediately drawn to all the excitement, the compassion of the employees, and couldn't stop thinking of all the good I could do for not only the pets, but the people who take care of them."
In her role with us she finds enjoyment every day in helping our clients understand the "what" and "whys" of our medicine. Asked the other day how she likes her new role she responded, "It feels really good to help explain how we can help someone keep their pet healthy and safe."
When she is not obsessing on how cute your little fur-babies are she is obsessing over her own. The proud mama of 6 beautiful cats and a gorgeous pup who keeps her very busy. When she isn't pre-occupied with work and her pets she is still dedicated to this community always trying to find opportunities to use her entrepreneurial skills by running a nonprofit clothing company called "BombProof" which helps the LGBT community as well as making donation to the PSPCA of time and money. Another proud PHC team member she wants you to know that "I can't wait to meet you and your fur-children!"
Ken Carchidi
Veterinary Assistant
Ken was born and raised in South Philadelphia. Before getting into the Veterinary field Ken spent 15 years in the Transportation industry, eventually serving as VP of Sales for the entire country. Having to extensively travel in this industry Ken realized the satisfaction he sought from a career was not becoming a realization.
His attention turned toward a passion that was always in the back of his mind. "I grew up with animals, I grew up fascinated by all animals, I grew up loving animals, so why not find a way to combine my customer service experience and business skills into an industry working with something I have always loved, animals" With this in mind, he gave up the business world came back home to Philadelphia to be close with family, and put himself through the Penn Foster Academy to begin learning the skills necessary to make the transition.
He has been in the Veterinary field going on 2 years and brings great experience and understanding to our team having worked for the local SPCA. He understands many of the concerns you have as pet owners and looks forward to answering any questions about your pet's health. "If I don't know the answer to your question, you can rest assure I will find out. If what we are recommending is confusing at all, or if you have any concerns, just let me know and I will gladly spend the time with you to ensure you are happy and comfortable with our medicine." It is his enjoyment for customer service and client education that will help us deliver the experience you deserve as a Pet Health Center client.
When not working, Ken enjoys golfing, riding his Harley and is probably the biggest Eagles fan in the hospital. "E-A-G-L-E-S!!!" He still resides in South Philly and has a 7 month old Yellow Lab named "Sassy." A newer member of our team he was approached by management and asked how things are going, his response, " I have found the satisfaction he was looking for."
Drew VanVeen
Veterinary Assistant/Summer Staff Member
Drew is currently enrolled in a vet technology program through his high-school in Florida. He will be spending his next three summers working with us while he finishes his diploma and certification. More information to follow.
Michael F. Wilson
Co-Owner/Practice Manager
The son of Dr. Wilson, Michael grew up in the veterinary industry. "The veterinary industry is in my blood. My first memories as a child are going to my dad's animal hospital in Orinda, CA to help feed the dogs." He is thrilled to be working side by side with his father and can't believe after all of these years he finds himself with this opportunity. "They say the apple never falls far from the tree, but sometimes it does roll away a little." He comes to the practice after spending the last year working as a Practice Liaison with My Veterinary Career, a company dedicated to helping recruit and staff veterinary hospitals nationwide.
Prior to his career in recruitment, Michael was owner and operator of Rocky Mountain Carriage Company located in Vail,CO. He is the proud father of two wonderful little boys, Riley and Ziggy, who might be seen working the front desk or playing with the animals. Along with spending time with his family, Mike enjoys karaoke (rumor is he does an amazing Neil Diamond impersonation), skiing and being outdoors, listening to music and being an involved father of two.
Maggie Grover
Client Service Coordinator, a.k.a Head "Maggagement" Director
Maggie is another newbie who is best known for her great hair and awesome personality. We would be shocked to see her at work without a smile going from ear to ear. Having recently joined our team this summer she brings excellent customer service to our team and a desire to learn more about the medicine we practice.
Maggie is another Port Richmond native and graduate of Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls. As far back as she can remember Maggie has always been an animal lover bringing home stray animals since the age of 5. Her dedication to animal care has influenced her to foster dozens of homeless cats and dogs over the years. She is the proud mother of three cats Mittens, Gypsy and Millie, all whom are rescues. It is because of Mittens that we found Maggie.
In August Mittens came to the Pet Health Center very sick and was diagnosed with Hepatic Lipidosis causing Mittens to stop eating and drinking resulting in mass weight loss. Eventually a feeding tube was placed and we are glad to report that Mittens is as happy and healthy as she has ever been. It was the care and compassion she showed for her cat along with her positive upbeat personality that prompted us to offer her a position. Once she has mastered the skills necessary as a customer service rep she has her sights set on attending Mannor College to earn her degree in Veterinary Technology.
When not at the hospital Maggie likes to spend her free time with family and friends and enjoying all that life has to offer.
Isreal Colon
Veterinary Assistant
Isreal is also from Philadelphia and joined our staff after working at the SPCA. He has a wife, three kids, a blue nosed pit bull (Sky) and cat (Snickers) at home. When he's not working, Isreal enjoys spending time with his family, running with Sky in the park, and playing and watching sports.
Isreal's goals at the Pet Health Center are to offer our clients the best customer service and medical care possible. He enjoys helping clients and their pets stay together and can see himself opening up his own hospital in the future.


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Located in Adelaide CBD, this romantic hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Beehive Corner Building, Adelaide Festival Centre, and Rundle Mall. Government House and Victoria Square are also within 10 minutes.
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JH is an acronym for John Hewitt (1907-1987) born in Belfast. He described himself as "an Irishman of planter stock, by profession an art gallery man, politically a man of the left".
JH was Keeper of Art at the Ulster Museum 1930-57. From 1957-72 he was Director of the Herbert Art Gallery and Museum in Coventry. He retired and returned to Belfast, where he became a Director of the Lyric Theatre. Among his published works are his "Collected Poems" (1968), "Out of My Time" (1974) and "Time Enough" (1976). Other published works include a book on the painter Colin Middleton and one which JH edited The Poems of William Allingham. There is a bar/restaurant named The John Hewitt Bar at 51, Donegall Street, Belfast
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The pairing of the couple Jackie and Hyde from "That '70s Show" uses the first letter of the couples' first name.
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by Domiiiii January 22, 2007
Short for "Jackson Hole", the name of the valley surrounding Jackson, Wyoming-home to the famous Jackson Hole Mountain Resort which touts a 100-person tram with a 4,100' vertical ascent in just 8 minutes, the world famous ski run named Corbet's Couloir, and a 128 day long season which observes just under 500" of annual snowfall. Several celebrities such as Travis Rice, Dick Cheney, Harrison Ford, Nelson Mandela, Whoopi Goldberg, Julia Lynn Dryfus, and many others call JH home for at least part of the year.
"What are your plans for winter?"
"I'm going to JH, so I can ride Corbet's one time before I die, that is if I don't die while attempting to ride it."
"I'm going to JH, so I can ride Corbet's one time before I die, that is if I don't die while attempting to ride it."
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short for "just hanging"
commonly used in instant messaging
commonly used in instant messaging
Sk8terBoi5: hey whats up?
SoccerChic9: nm u?
Sk8terBoi5: jh
SoccerChic9: nm u?
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Slang term used for Junoir High.
JHS is used interchangebly. It stands for Junoir High School.
This term is more commonly used in Canada, as the US often refers to grades 7-9 as Middle School
JHS is used interchangebly. It stands for Junoir High School.
This term is more commonly used in Canada, as the US often refers to grades 7-9 as Middle School
Man, I hated JH. All the people were fake, the teachers were lame, and the school sucked.
by xcassalina September 03, 2010
a weirdly built orang a tang that has an abnormally large nose. did a ding and some call him the bogan of sydney a farm boy that owns no farms also pasty
Mullen-"Junty get off the bong mate"
JH-"nah can't mate I'm a bogan"
JH-"nah can't mate I'm a bogan"
by mullenonthebong May 01, 2015
"Jimi Hendrix". Artists are usually rotten in counterstrike-like games...
by Kilgayne August 30, 2003
To seriously overcharge on an item;
most commonly used in reference to pizza
most commonly used in reference to pizza
Kid: how much is that slice?
Jordan: 6.50
Kid: *grumbles* thats friggen JH
Jordan: 6.50
Kid: *grumbles* thats friggen JH
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As if it were not bad enough that the economy of South Louisiana will suffer indefinitely due to the effects of the BP spill, now Barack Obama has made things worse by placing a six-month moratorium on all current and new drilling activity in Gulf waters more than 500 feet in depth.
According to www.rigzone.com, 33 rigs drilling exploratory wells have been ordered to cease drilling as soon as safely possible.
Additionally, companies that have approved drilling permits have been ordered not to proceed with their drilling plans.
This will result in thousands of Louisiana and Gulf Coast residents to be unemployed as a direct result of Obama's ignorance of drilling and his knee-jerk reaction to an accident.
This action by Obama is reactionary without any thought given to the consequences of this order.
Louisiana has provided energy to the U.S. for decades and the oil industry is an inherent part of our culture.
Generation after generation of Louisianans have made a good living in the oil-and-gas industry.
Sure, there have been negative effects in the past due to drilling and unfortunately this spill is the worst-case scenario that one could ever imagine.
However, we have to remember that BP provides thousands of well-paying jobs in our region and will continue to do so after this well is cemented and the cleanup is completed.
It is obvious that Obama is playing politics with this issue and is milking it for as much political gain as he can muster from it.
It's amazing that he had time last week to travel to California for a democratic fundraiser while the oil flowed.
Then he announced that he was "taking over the spill response."
Also let's not forget the infamous "keeping the boot on BP's neck" quote.
Correct me if I am wrong, but has anyone heard or read where BP said that it was not responsible for the cleanup and associated costs? Of course they are responsible and they know it.
There is one spill, however, that Obama is uniquely qualified to cap and clean up.
That's the spill of red ink leaking out of Washington, D.C.
But unlike BP Obama does not take responsibility for it and in fact he and Congress continue to add to the estimated dollars leaking every day.
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sat-on-our-perch sat-on-our-perch Jan 17, 2011 03:30 Flag
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according to your logic topofthetree, defenders can make as many mistakes as they like as long as they dont lead to goals.
where did i say that?
and you said harry got his tactics wrong, its not me looking to do someones job but im sure you might get an award from harry for stating the obvious.
had you won, it would have been the right decision, had he played your way and lost, you would have said the same, hindsight is wonderful, but it wont get you the job harry is doing so well in.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
by saying did bale make any assists or score?
u are excusing silva mistakes.
i dont think bale was that dominant but i thought he looked threatening & tormented silva at times.
his final ball let him down which wasnt helped by just having crouch to aim at.
harry is doing amazingly well. im more than happy with harry as manager but he is only human & does make mistakes.
fergie is the best manager in england but he still regularly makes mistakes. playing giggs for 90mins today despite being poor for most of it. playing out of form carrick instead of anderson?
all questionable.
harry is a top manager & even if we dont finish in the top 4 i think it would be stupid to even discuss sacking him.
my handsight wasnt just this game.
its the crouch as the lone striker system iv disagreed with against the top teams. it seems to work until we play a good organised team. defoe gives us that someting extra.
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sat-on-our-perch sat-on-our-perch Jan 17, 2011 03:50 Flag
fair play to you.
he did not have much choice in playing giggs for 90 mins, nani has just come back from injury, and park and valencia are unavailable so it reduced our options, and anderson, who i thought should have started, had played 7 games on the bounce so has been rested a little recently.
harry is doing a super job and has got a great side developing,
A Yahoo! User Jan 17, 2011 03:49 Flag
You could argue that Bale`s crossing was wayward because he was aware of Rafael`s pace and ability to get back at him so therefore he couldn`t take that extra touch. It was the ounduts said a good battle and I think neither player completely got on top of the other.


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173 reviews
67% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$$
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INGREDIENTSINGREDIENTS FOR COLOR 20 INVISIBLE BLEND: Talc, Silica, Kaolin, Magnesium Carbonate, HDI/PPG/Polycaprolactone Crosspolymer, Squalane, Zinc stearate, Sorbitan Sesquioleate, Caprylyl Glycol, Hexylene Glycol, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Phenoxyethanol, MAY CONTAIN: [+/- Iron Oxides (Cl 77491, Cl 77492, Cl 77499), Manganese Violet (Cl 77742), Titanium Dioxide (Cl 77891), Mica, Ferric Ferrocyanide (Cl 77510), Carmine (Cl 75470), Bismuth Oxychloride (Cl 77163), Ultramarines (Cl 77007)] [ILN33455].
on 9/15/2015 4:55:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Other, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I don't know why but first thing that comes to mind about this product is boring.. This is my second one I've purchased and I think the price is okay cause you get a ton of product compared to many other loose powders but I rarely reach for it anymore. Doesn't keep my face matte so I use this on the non-oily areas of my face and it works fine to set my foundation, but if I remember correctly they sell this as a translucent powder and I must say I disagree. It has a tint to it and I find it makes my skin look somehow dull.. I don't even know but anyway there are better ones to try out.
on 4/15/2015 4:15:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
I got this in translucent 3. It was a wrong colour which is my fault. However, the quality of the powder itself wasn't great. It was not luminous nor made my skin look great and flawless either nor long lasting. I used this to set my foundation underneath. This would be at the bottom among the list of the loose powder I have used. You have to use a lot to set foundation and, the powder isn't really finely milled so it kinda makes your skin look rough. The brush that comes with this powder is of low quality too and not suitable to apply powder. Fortunately this did not break me out nor had annoying fragrance though. I still wouldn't repurchase because there are so many better powder than this. Despite its poor quality, it was very expensive in Asia, almost over 40 bucks or more.
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on 3/1/2015 6:00:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is the only powder I will ever use: I have dry skin and anything containing powder is my worst enemy: blushes, powder highlighters etc. I always try to use cream products. However, because I use so many oil based moisturising products under my foundation, my makeup inevitably tends to look oily at the end of the day. That's where this baby comes in handy: it gets rid of shine, oil and excess sebum. And that's literally it! It doesn't add coverage, it doesn't try to be anything it's not: it just removes shine. Light as a feather, this stuff is sooooo beautifully weightless: I mean TRULY weightless - it feels like you are wearing nothing. It is absolutely perfect for someone like me. I have tons of dry patches and anything powder based clings to them horribly. My nose and chin are dry, yet magically tend to get shiny and I hate it. I never bought a powder until I discovered this. If you have dry or mature skin and need something that gets rid of shine and mattifies and makes you look flawless without drying or emphasizing dry patches then this is it. I adore this stuff. Pricey but it lasts forever.
on 8/5/2014 5:08:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
A bit pricey, but there is a LOT of powder in there! Bought this last week, and it is wonderful! Invisible 20 is perfect if your skin has a yellow hue.
on 7/15/2014 2:47:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I am on my second one of these. It works as well as any other decent face powder except you get a lot more for your money compared with other brands, I really like the packaging, helps keep that pesky fine powder from being blown all over your dressing table. The brush it comes with is useless, but a handy hand bag size (not that its ever been in mine) if you use too much you will look chalky, but used in the right way it sets make up beautify and I find I don't really need to touch it up though the day (unless im going out after work and I want to look perfect). The invisible blend is good, it doesn't change the look of my foundation. Over all really happy and would buy again.
on 5/9/2014 3:04:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
My default loose powder is Bobbi Brown's but I repurchased Clinique's Invisible Blend loose powder today having been tempted by a GWP (which is how I first tried this product).
On a cost comparison, you get a huge amount of powder for the price (35g compared to BB's 6g).
Performance wise, this is a finely milled powder and a very small amount is needed to set makeup and take down shine. I think it's too much to expect a powder to keep you shine free all day, so this works just as well as any other.
From other reviews it seems that Invisible Blend is not best suited to lighter skin tones but works very well with darker ones like mine. Applying too much can give an ashen tone though, so if using with a powder puff then you might need to brush off the excess. I've just lightly buffed some over my face using my MAC brush 109, which is a small headed brush recommended by MAC for applying powder foundation, and it's given a truly invisible matte finish to my face. I find the small headed brush gives greater control for applying loose powder than a "powder" brush - and it doesn't fly off the brush onto your shoulder!
I'd tried Clinique's loose powders many years ago but the shades were a little too pink for me. Invisible Blend is a great fit for my olive-tan yellow toned skin.
on 1/27/2014 3:23:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I've had a sample of this sitting in the back of my drawer for years, and today I finally used it.
I don't want to sound too eager, but this stuff is AMAZING. I have combination skin, and my makeup usually melts off after a couple of hours- which sucks. I also hate the chalky, clogging sensation of powders.
I used a RT expert face brush and dipped it lightly in the powder and pressed it on my tzone and chin (avoided my cheeks where I have large pores). After being out for 4 hours and spending another 2 at the gym, my face still wasn't oily! It had a slight sheen, but considering I had worked out, and considering what it usually looks like by that point, I'm very impressed. Really really good.
I only gave it 4 lippies because this is a first impression, so perhaps I just had a good skin day. If anything changes I will update!
on 1/22/2014 9:42:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I love the natural, semi-matte finish - it was always my HG loose powder in my 20s and 30s. I hadn't planned on repurchasing as my skin seemed to be getting drier as I'm getting older but it was just winter dehydration of my normally oily/combo skin. You get heaps for your money with Clinique powders and the Transparency 3 shade has always suited my Winter/Spring NC25-30 complexion, plus it's relatively neutral. The Invisible Blend 20 is more adaptable so suits me all year round though it does not mattify. Invisible Blend 20 is also more yellow and I think would look ashy on tan, truly olive or darker complexions. With both, you also get a handy little brush that is ideal for touch-ups and getting into little nooks and crannies - it's not sold as a substitute for a proper powder brush. I have a powder fetish so I'm still working my way through a jar but I fear it's going to be with me for a few more years! I would definitely re-purchase in the future but will stick to Transparency - maybe no. 4 next time?
on 11/30/2013 12:30:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I bought this at the Duty-free store on my way to Buffalo for I believe $27. I've had this product for over a year and I'm not even half way done using it despite using it everyday on top of my foundation. It is literally the container of never ending powder (and I am completely okay with that!). I really dislike the brush, so I use e.l.f.'s Studio Complexion Brush instead.
This powder matches my skin tone perfectly and doesn't make my makeup look too caked-on. It's light weight, stays on nicely throughout the day and isn't a struggle to remove. Aside from the brush (which isn't even worth complaining about), I literally don't have a single complaint about this product :)
on 10/26/2013 8:18:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Love this product, I use it with anti blemish liquid foundation. Perfect! Doesn't break out my skin and stay matte for all day, really good coverage. Just don't like the brush, I use kabuki brush from body shop.
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This is a short extract from Liz Greene's Psychological Horoscope Analysis. The complete report of 18-25 pages can be ordered as an E-Horoscope or a bound booklet in the Astroshop.This horoscope analysis - using the insights of astrology and psychology combined with the tools of advanced computer technology - offers you an astrological portrait which is uniquely and individually focussed and which aims at providing greater self-knowledge. II. Your Psychological Type
This short chapter describes your typical or characteristic way of responding to situations in life.The rich array of individual attributes portrayed in your birth horoscope is set, as it is with everyone, against the backdrop of a certain temperament bias. We might call this bias your psychological "type". The world of human relationship means everything to you, and the feelings of others are primary on the scale of your values. Yet you are often caught in a conflict between your need for warmth and closeness with others, and your need for privacy, space and the freedom to pursue your own interests - which often involve abstract concepts quite divorced from human reality. You have great compassion for the problems of others, and may often find yourself playing the role of the good mother or father [...] III. Character and Shadow
In this comprehensive chapter of the Psychological Horoscope Liz Greene provides valuable insights about your essential character traits.The interplay between the conscious and unconscious sides of you is a constantly shifting dance, changing at different stages of your life and altering according to the pressures and challenges which you encounter. The tension between the primary characters in your inner drama is the source of energy which provides your life with movement, purpose, conflict and growth. You thrive on being where all the interesting people are, where ideas are being born and new trends started, and where you can be seen, heard, and part of what in American slang is called "where it's all happening". Whether your interests are more cerebral (political [...] Ideas fascinate you, but elegant and articulate expression of ideas fascinates you even more. You have a strong aesthetic sensitivity which combines with your love of and interest in people to produce considerable social grace and a cultured, lively and sophisticated [...] Hidden traits In contrast to the sociable, articulate and outgoing qualities of your personality, there is another protagonist in your inner psychic drama. This hidden side of you comprises all those qualities which you have had to exclude from your conscious values and behaviour in [...] A minor character [..] You instinctively know how to blend with the crowd, and pick up almost telepathically the unwritten laws of any social milieu - what is "done" and "not done". You are uncomfortable if you become isolated in an impersonal big city with no one to meet or telephone, or if [...] IV. The Family Background
In the complete horoscope analysis, this chapter deals with your family myths as well as with your perception of your parents and their relationship.Although you are an individual, you have emerged from a family background. Thus you contain certain inner patterns, myths and attitudes toward life which you have acquired from the psychological soil of this background. V. Relationship Patterns
This chapter describes attitudes, needs and characteristic patterns in close one-to-one relationships.Both astrology and psychology teach us that nothing that occurs within a relationship is chance. Your birth horoscope describes what you are like inside, and therefore what kind of patterns, needs and compulsions you are likely to bring into your relationships with others. You tend to define yourself and your worth according to the social group in which you function, and the friends you gather around you. But you are likely to be deeply attracted to those women who somehow do not seem to "fit" - the loners or the outsiders who belong to no recognisable type or group, and who apparently draw their strength and their confidence from some mysterious inner source. Such a woman will endlessly fascinate and challenge you, because you are used to drawing people out through [...] [..] But you are going to have certain difficulties if you make the decision to commit yourself to one woman for a lifetime. It is not that you cannot love; for, if anything, you love to excess, and throw your whole self into it. But you crave adventure too, and you are deeply [...] VI. Paths toward Integration
The final chapter of the Psychological Horoscope Analysis contains insights into the potential for growth as shown in your birth chart.The following paragraphs provide some suggestions of ways in which conscious effort might make it possible for you to achieve greater harmony between the different components within yourself, and to strengthen that centre of the personality which psychology calls the ego, the "I". Appendix
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Michael Brown Jr. was on the verge of starting college, eager to launch himself into the adult world. Instead, on Monday he'll be mourned at his funeral, more than two weeks after his fatal shooting by a white police officer— an act that ignited days of violent protests and reawakened racial tensions that still linger in the nation.
Brown, who was unarmed when he was killed, became an instant symbol of racial injustice as protesters flooded into the streets after his death. Civil rights leaders said the shooting in this predominantly black St. Louis suburb revived long simmering questions about police treatment of minorities across the country.
During more than a week of demonstrations — marred by Molotov cocktails and billowing clouds of tear gas — Brown's name and face were frequently visible on T-shirts and picket signs. Some also chanted: "I AM MIKE BROWN!"
Even as the details of what happened during the Aug. 9 confrontation remain unclear, a portrait has emerged of the 18-year-old Brown.
Family and friends recall a young man built like a lineman — 6-foot-3, nearly 300 pounds — with a gentle, joking manner. An aspiring rapper who dubbed himself "Big Mike." A fan of computer games, Lil Wayne, Drake, the movie, "Grown Ups 2" and the TV show "Family Guy." A kid who was good at fixing things. A struggling student who buckled down to finish his courses, don his green graduation gown with red sash and cross the stage in August to pick up his diploma.
"My fondest memory of Mike is seeing a big kid coming in with a smile on his face, his headphones on and a big can of iced tea ... and say, 'Hey, Coach K, What's going on? .... What do you need me to do this morning?'" recalls Charlie Kennedy, a Normandy High School health and physical education teacher. He says Brown was the kind of kid who'd hold court with "four or five kids around him, cutting up and having a good time."
Kennedy became acquainted with Brown while running a credit recovery program the young man was enrolled in that allowed him to catch up so he could graduate with his class. Brown, he says, could be led astray by kids who were bad influences but by spring, he became focused on getting his degree.
Kennedy also would bring in recording equipment Brown could use for rapping — he wanted to perform and learn a trade to help support himself. "His biggest goal was to be part of something," the teacher adds. "He didn't like not knowing where to fit in life. ... He was kind-hearted, a little kid in a big body. He was intimidating looking, but I don't think he ever was disrespectful to me."
this is the same young man that robed and assaulted the store owner only a short time before he assaulted the officer inside the police cruiser .......
Isn't amazing that now they are saying things like he was a boy in a big. body. That big body sure helped to beat the store owner and then the police officer. But I guess that was a different Michael Brown .Maybe he had a split personality that these folks didn't know about. Just wondering! It is
Big thug. Don't miss him at all.
This young mans demise is beyond sad, but one has to look at facts.
Kind hearted individuals don't rob and bully clerks. He walked to get his diploma in Aug? Most schools do graduation in May.
Those with t-shirts with his picture on it kind of make me question that choice. What is the point? I'd be willing to bet that most with this representation never met him. This should be a time to reflect on how to avoid this from happening again. Not a time for reinforcing such behavior by blaming the officer that was assaulted and left to defend himself. Ignoring the behavior that caused such a tragedy is placing blame inappropriately.
Those of us who respond with reality to this propaganda-laden attempt to shift the blame to the cop will be labeled racists. However, Brown's actions seen on the store's security footage are not those of anything but a common thug and bully. He took what he wanted with no intention of paying for it. When challenged, even knowing he was doing wrong, he became confrontational and physically threatening.
And why is it that these young thugs who were "just turning their lives around" seem to always be a budding rapper? What's up with that?
"....a gentle, joking manner...". Yeah, we all saw how "gently" he handled that innocent store clerk! "...a fan of...Lil Wayne, Drake...". Look up the lyrics to the songs these "positive influences" write, that Mr. Brown looked up to, and it's easy to see how he was so "kind-hearted". It's unbelievable how the media can write this stuff, with a "straight face", and think that we will buy it, "hook, line, and sinker"!
So Hussein sends three of his top advisors to the funeral/media circus of Mr. Brown, yet no one from his administration has the guts to attend the funeral for James Foley. "Things that make you go hmmm"?


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Do not have the option "same as current post". If they did this widget would do everything I need from a "related posts" plugin as well as "recent posts".
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Synergy client PC drops connection when I try to install a new program. Windows creates that standard popup saying:
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Great Britain Minigolf Sport Team head to Stockholm, Sweden for the 2011 WMF Nations Cup
Great Britain to take on players from nine other countries
The BMGA Great Britain Minigolf Team for the 2011 WMF Nations Cup is as follows:
• Michael Smith
• Marc Chapman
• Sean Homer
• Tony Kelly
• Richard Gottfried
• Scott Lancley
• Marion Homer
• Emily Gottfried
The GB Team at the event will be split into two four-player teams and the players will take on competitors from Finland, Denmark, Switzerland, India, The Netherlands, Austria, Germany, Russia and Sweden.
Great Britain One will consist of Michael Smith, Marc Chapman, Sean Homer and Marion Homer.
Great Britain Two will consist of Tony Kelly, Richard Gottfried, Scott Lancley and Emily Gottfried.
In the latest World Minigolf Sport Federation (WMF) Rankings Great Britain has moved up from 24th position (of 30 Nations), to be ranked 20th of 31 Countries in the WMF World Rankings. The top three places are taken by Sweden, Germany and Switzerland.
The Great Britain Minigolf Sport Team will also be competing at the WMF World Minigolf Championships in Stockholm, Sweden in August.
Following the WMF World Adventure Golf Masters in Hastings, England in May a total of 39 BMGA Tour Players have made a total of 79 appearances representing Great Britain in World and European Championships (both Youth and Adult), Nations Cup competitions, the World Adventure Golf Masters, the Asia Open and the Czech Open since 1999. Peter Parr was the first GB International and made his debut in a WMF Minigolf Tournament at the 1999 World Minigolf Championships, in Papendal, The Netherlands.
The Great Britain kit for the competition will be supplied by UrbanCrazy http://www.urbancrazy.com/
The BMGA Tour consists of Minigolf ranking events that take place at Minigolf, Crazy Golf and Adventure Golf courses across the UK. Last year there were 22 BMGA Tour competitions and a total of 15 players lifted BMGA Tour titles.
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I found this bit of code in a module I am working on:
l = opaque_function()
thingys = [x for y in l for x in y]
I can't read this. By experiment, I was able to determe that it is flattening a 2-level nested list, but the syntex is still opaque to me. It has obviously omitted some optional brackets.
>>> l = [[1,2],[3,4]]
>>> [x for y in l for x in y]
[1, 2, 3, 4]
My eyes want to parse it as either:
[x for y in [l for x in y] ] or
[ [x for y in l] for x in y ], but both of those fail due to
y not being defined.
How should I be reading this?
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Police Shut Down a Brothel in Arizona, But Owner Says It's Just Porn
Posted June 24th, 2013 @ 6:26am
On Thursday, police in Phoenix raided a brothel. Only the owner says it's not a brothel. He says it's a porn studio, because men pay money to star in their own amateur porno, the sex is filmed. Now the courts will determine if this really is porno, or if it's prostitution.
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I've been using ICS successfully for years, but now I'm looking for a way to control it through something else than the GUI in Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections -> Connection Properties:
I want to do everything that the encircled checkbox does and more, without touching any GUI. This leads me to the following subquestion:
What does the checkbox do?
Microsoft don't provide specific information and the most helpful forum post I've found is from 2003. Assuming that some of the advice is still valid, I've come to the conclusion that ICS is broken down into 6 parts that have to be set up individually:
- the sharedAccess service
- interface settings
- firewall rules
- a static route
- dnsproxy
- autodhcp
I've already learned that the service can be started/stopped with the command net start/stop sharedAccess and that netsh is a good tool for changing the interface settings and the firewall rules. But I don't understand how ICS handles routing and DNS. All hosts in my network are configured statically, so I don't care much about autodhcp.
Thanks for your help!
EDIT: I spent a day following Randolph West's advice and analyzed the output in ProcMon. I saw reads and writes to both the registry and the filesystem, and it was too difficult for me to understand what exactly it all meant - except that an API was being called.


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Marvel Assembles an Official Title for Third "Avengers" Movie
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The Avengers #6
The continued existence of the universe relies upon Ultron letting himself be destroyed. Are we screwed? We are so screwed.
|November 1st, 2010
Zatanna #6
"Ralph and Sue. They're not dead anymore. Good for them."
|November 1st, 2010
Incorruptible #11
"You've been through hell. I get that. It's like you were dating the atom bomb and then it went off."
|November 1st, 2010
X-Men Legacy #241
Rogue, Magneto and the X-kids deal with the Children of the Vault.
|November 1st, 2010
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?: Dust to Dust #6
Emotions: burden or exciting treat? Discuss.
|November 1st, 2010
Justice League of America/The 99 #1
"We hope to inspire people everywhere to acts of heroism and courage."
|November 1st, 2010
Captain America #611
Seriously, a Soviet assassin is Captain America? Is Steve Rogers crazy?
|October 31st, 2010
Incognito: Bad Influences #1
Zack Overkill is working for the bad guys and still hates his life. The more things change, the more they stay the same, especially in superhero comics.
|October 31st, 2010
Billy Batson and the Magic of Shazam! #21
"Consider it a gift from the wizard! He probably figured you'd try something like that, and cast a spell to prevent you from doing it to me!"
|October 29th, 2010
Secret Avengers #6
It's fast spy action to halt the resurrection of an unnamed father as his son finally gets a shirt.
|October 29th, 2010
Black Widow #7
Black Widow uses all her charm to get into Nick Crane's… thoughts. Could you resist?
|October 29th, 2010
Thunderbolts #149
What do you expect a team of villains to do to the annoying hordes of the Hand? Plus, Crossbones gets a power up!
|October 29th, 2010
Action Comics #894
Lex Luthor meets Death of the Endless, perhaps not in the traditional manner.
|October 28th, 2010
Green Arrow #5
"Wasn't aiming there. It's like she turned into the shot at the last second."
|October 28th, 2010
Teen Titans #88
"We are out on the front lines. We need a team that is battle-tested and up to the task."
|October 28th, 2010
Gravel #21
The series comes to an end as Gravel fights for his life against the crazed Bible Jack.
|October 28th, 2010
Justice League: Generation Lost #12
The previously unrevealed origin of Ice! (Hint: it's more than just water getting very cold.)
|October 27th, 2010
Bruce Wayne: The Road Home: Oracle #1
Don't let the cover fool you, it's not really a one-shot about Oracle.
|October 27th, 2010
Superman #704
Wilson's fill-in script is solid, but the art doesn't quite live up to the early promise.
|October 27th, 2010
Superman: Earth One
"I'm here. May as well see if he's right. What do you have to lose?"
|October 27th, 2010
Beasts of Burden/Hellboy: Sacrifice #1
"Beasts of Burden/Hellboy" truly merges the best of both worlds.
|October 27th, 2010
Fantastic Four #584
"Fantastic Four" is still entertaining, but it's also starting to lose some steam.
|October 27th, 2010
Justice Society of America #44
In which the JSA turns into a grim and gritty mid-'90s team and utterly misses the point.
|October 27th, 2010


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The conference will be where real life deployment is presented and future innovations discussed. The agenda will be divided into industry application streams.
The two day exhibition, that runs alongside the conference, will be a showcase of the latest in UAV innovation. From large technology companies down to the latest start ups.


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This complete Zega Pro pannier system from Touratech is engineered specifically for the Kawasaki KLR 650, and provides the ultimate in secure and dry storage for your motorcycle travels.
The Zega Mundo™ Pannier System is a simple, rugged and reliable luggage solution that keeps your gear dry and secure. The straightforward, no frills, aluminum Zega Mundo™ Panniers will take everything you can throw at them, but won't break the bank.
This stainless steel rack from Touratech is designed specifically for the KLR650 and accepts any Rapid-Trap equipped Zega Pro topcase.
A set of KLR650 pannier racks from Touratech are the best way to mount hard or soft luggage to your Kawasaki. Made of 18mm steel tubing, these racks are engineered to take the impact of a fall, and will double as protection for the subframe of your motorcycle.