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( 6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Noticeable difference!
By Linda
from BRAMPTON
I have considered my skin to be healthy. I have used other products from TSC, however after trying these products.....I'm amazed to see how my skin has evolved. The lines from nose to mouth has diminished considerably, and I thought that came with my age (65, my )skin has lovely texture and looks healthier. I have now decided to use thiese products again.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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( 1 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Did Not Work For Me
By SHARON
from CALGARY
I honestly have never had bags under my eyes until I used this product. I had to go back to what I was using before and it took 3 days to look normal again. I have been using Elysee for about a month and have not seen any improvement at all, also there is just too much product to put on, but it does a good job as far as moisture. I do not consider this line worth the money it costs.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
( 6 of 7 customers found this review helpful)
By HappyCustomer
from Sherwood Park, Alberta
I am 56 years old and have tried so many products. This package is everything a mature woman could want. I have seen remarkable results in just 3 weeks. I love this product!
( 8 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
Elysee Miracle Workers - Very nice kit!
By prairie girl
from Wpg MB
I am very pleased with my purchase (showstopper auto delivery). The Flawless Facelift roll-on really does what is expected, but do not use more product than necessary - a light hand is best otherwise it will look like you have dried-on egg white. If that happens, just wet a couple fingers and tap the area, and move the product a little and let dry. I have a few high quality day and night cremes from a couple of other lines, so I was going to give the cremes away as they are only 1 oz sizes. However, I tried them both and they will be keepers - primarly for weekend travel. In the evening on cleansed skin, just the cocktailing and application of the Youth Gel and Pycnogenol Firming serum, and then following with applying the Night Creame, within a few minutes I definately feel the upward tightening and firmness of my entire face and even under my chin. I highly recommend Elysee's Fountain of Youth line!
( 5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
They truly make a difference
By Orleans
from Ontario
I have tried may products and have to say that these are the only ones that have made a big difference for me. I am 62 and many products can do a good job on 30, 40 and even 50 year old skin but 60 and up, not many. These products deliver. And ladies, that bottle of flawless facelift -- don't leave home without it! I am really happy with the changes in my skin and Linda, I want you to know that Robert Wagner ain't the only one looking good these days!
Efficient products!
By Eva
from Montreal
I tried Elysee Skin Care because of the ingredients they contain, I went on line and verify. I love to take care of myself but I don't want be the joke of the day by over paying. Do you know that this line contains the same ingredients that you find in other high end lines at 3, 4,5 times the price you pay for Elysee? They are just fabulous on the skin, not irritating, easy to use and you can tell the difference after only a week. From now on, YBF is my makeup line and Elysee my treatment line. Just an idea. I would love to get a chart with the name of the products, how and when to use them: day, night, specific, etc...
( 4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Great products
By Chris
from Sydney, Nova Scotia
I recently bought this kit and I couldn't be happier. The products have no strong scent and are not heavy or sticky and absorb quickly. I can layer the products and they work great under my makeup. My skin looks and feels wonderful.
( 4 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Eye Serum reaction
By TSC Fan
from Winnipeg
I hate to report this, but there is something in the eye serum that I am seriously allergic to. It almost looks like a chemical burn on my eye lids and underneath my eyes and I puff up terribly. It takes more thana week to get back to normal as my skin has to heal. Otherwise, the face serums are great - just the skin around my eyes can't take it.
top notch skin care
By Skin Care Junkie
from NORTH YORK
I love that Linda brings us cutting edge, scientifically proven skin care that really works, at affordable prices. Listen carefully to her presentations- she knows her stuff. Plus all the products are an absolute pleasure to use. They feel beautiful going on and make you look beautiful too. I have used the serums and the night cream for a while, they are fantastic. Over time, the night cream reduces your pore size, fights wrinkles and moisturizes without feeling heavy. The 1 oz. size in this kit is very generous considering what the 1.7 oz sells for. Glad I got in on the auto-delivery! The eye serum reduces puffiness quite a bit, plus it does not run into your eyes later in the day, as many eye products do. The flawless face lift does what she says it does, and I like that it can be used instead of a primer under make-up (without silicone). None of these products cause breakouts or sensitivity to my combination, rosacea-prone skin. In fact, I feel that they calm my skin down.
Extremely Thrilled
By Lover of Life
from Toronto, ON
Ms. Marshall is fascinatingly knowledgeable and an expert in the field of cosmaceuticals. The serums have a work-horse texture and absorb into the skin leaving a "yes, I feel it working," tightening effect. The eye serum is light but extremely efficacious and I saw a difference in the puffiness and darkness under my eyes after the third day. The day and nght creams have a somewhat thick consistency, however, they also aborb into the skin. A little goes a long way and you need not use a lot of product to reap the benefits. The Flawless Facelift is truly unbelievable. I have used almost every quick-tightening product on the market (from Canada, the US and the UK) and Flawless Facelift is the only one that truly tightens the area in which you apply it. I shake the bottle and lightly roll on the product gently and do not go over the same area again and again. For under the eyes, I apply it starting from the inside corner of the eye, across the puffiness and any sagging, craping skin with a quick sweeping motion moving outwards towards the crows feet. And then I go make a cup of coffee, water the plants, wait about 5 minutes and then......voila, softened, smooth and flawless eyes with NO white residue (that is a miracle in itself). You will be pleasantly amazed and the longer you let it settle the better your eyes look. I don't even put on under eye concealer anymore, and that is amazing for my 55 year young eyes...Thank you, thank you Ms. Marshall....the regime is a definite "Miracle Worker!"


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CareerBuilder's annual job forecast reveals how employers plan to recruit and retain more IT workers in 2013.
In things-you-probably-already-knew news, a new survey reveals that IT professionals are in high demand this year. I know, right? I'll give you a second to pick your jaws up from off the floor…
Anyway, according to CareerBuilder's annual hiring forecast, 42 percent of hiring managers plan to add full-time, permanent IT employees in 2013, up four percentage points over 2012.
The nationwide survey of more than 180 IT hiring managers and human resource professionals and more than 240 IT workers across company sizes, also revealed that employers are also willing to pay higher salaries and spring for more training this year.
Below are a few other gems about 2013 IT hiring and recruiting trends the survey uncovered:
- Full-time hiring is up. Yay! (Unfortunately, so is downsizing. Boo!): While 42 percent of employers plan to hire full-time, permanent employees in 2013 (as opposed to 38 percent last year), 10 percent plan to decrease headcount (up from 7 percent last year).
- Temporary and contract hiring is the new black: Fifty-two percent of employers plan to hire temporary and contract workers in 2013, up from 49 percent last year. Among these employers, 47 percent plan to transition some temporary workers into full-time, permanent employees over the next 12 months.
- If there's one thing IT employees love, it's their jobs: Seventy-two percent of workers currently in IT report being satisfied with their job, higher than any other industry, and only 15 percent said they plan on switching jobs in the coming year.
How IT Employers are Navigating the Skills Gap in 2013
CareerBuilder's survey also provided insight into what companies are doing to both get qualified talent in the door – and retain the talent they have currently. Below are three ways employers plan to avoid or overcome a skills gap this year:
- No more waiting by the phone:Survey results indicate that when it comes to recruiting, some employers are taking recruitment into their own hands: One-in-four IT workers (26 percent) reported they have been approached to work for another company in the last year when they didn't apply for a position with that organization.
- Upping the ante: Clearly, employers are hoping money talks when it comes to recruitment. According to the survey, 75 percent of employers plan to increase compensation for existing employees–up from 71 percent last year –while 54 percent plan to offer higher starting salaries for new IT employees – up significantly from 42 percent last year. Most increases will be 4 percent or less.
- Taking matters into their own hands:Employers who can't find candidates with the right skills are taking measures to "re-skill" workers themselves. Thirty-six percent of IT employers plan to train people who don't have experience in IT and hire them for positions within their organizations, up from 34 percent last year.
Tell us: Do these results surprise you? What about your experience? Do you find it harder or easier to find qualified IT talent this year than in previous years?

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Pleasantville residents can enjoy dining out right in their own neighborhood with a couple restaurants nearby. J R's Bbq and Junior's Bbq represent a few of those dining options. Additionally, a local chain restaurant is Subway, which is located on Wallisville Rd.
Cool off at Robinson Sr Swimming Pool, and dip your feet in some neighborhood fun.
Take a look at the Yelp page to find even more places to eat and drink in Pleasantville.
Cost of Living and Demographics
The cost of living in Pleasantville is comparable to that in East End. The average household spends $34.9K/year in total expenditures, compared to East End's $32.7K/year.
Pleasantville is distinct from neighboring East End by average household size and the percentage of households in the neighborhood that have children. There are 3.39 people per household in Pleasantville and 2.56 people per household in East End. With respect to the percentage of households with children, 27% have children in Pleasantville and in East End it's 41% of households with children.
The household median net income in Pleasantville is higher than that of households in East End. Its average household income is $35.1K/year. Compared to East End where the average income is $31.3K, there is a significantly higher concentration of people living comfortable lifestyles in Pleasantville.


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The Combined Honours BA in Human Rights and Human Diversity is only available at the Brantford Campus. It consists of 20.0 credits of which no more than 7.0 credits may be at the 100 level (6.0 credits if it is combined with a Faculty of Arts program). The program must include a minimum of 7.5 credits in approved courses, including at least 6.0 senior credits and a minimum of 0.5-credit online course (available through Online Learning). Students must also complete the requirements for the Contemporary Studies (CT) major program (as outlined in the Contemporary Studies section).
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Nuclear Report: Impact on Minority Communities
Krystal High | 1/29/2012, 11:11 p.m.
In his State of the Union address, President Obama laid out his vision for a "future where we're in control of our own energy, and our security and prosperity aren't so tied to unstable parts of the world." On the heels of this declaration, the Blue Ribbon Commission on America's Nuclear Future released its final report "detailing comprehensive recommendations for creating a safe, long-term solution for managing and disposing of the nation's spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste." Nuclear waste management appears to be a vital part of the Obama Administration's effort to harness America's domestic energy potential.
Black elected officials from across the country agree that nuclear energy is a key component of our country's energy equation. In late 2009, the National Black Caucus of State Legislators ("NBCSL"), an organization of more than 600 state legislators, adopted a resolution encouraging the Administration to be more assertive in its pursuit of a nuclear energy agenda. What's more, the organization expressly supported the "creation of a National Blue Ribbon Commission to provide long term policy guidance for used fuel recycling and eventual disposal."
According to Georgia State Rep. Calvin Smyre, Chair of NBCSL's Foundation, "nuclear energy can benefit our communities in a variety of ways. It can improve health outcomes by being a clean energy source, reduce consumers' energy bills, and serve as the kind of job creator we so desperately need right now."
Of the recommendations included in the Blue Ribbon Commission report, several have special significance to minority communities:
o Greater protections for the underserved
o The Commission proposed the creation of a new government agency to administer and oversee nuclear waste management programs, thus providing extra protection from accidents and a voice for underserved communities.
o For low-income people, who pay a disproportionate part of their income each month on energy services, the agency would offer new levels of transparency and accountability to ensure that the money consumers pay toward nuclear waste disposal goes toward that purpose.
o Keen focus on geographic disposal and consolidated storage facilitates
o The Commission recommended that nuclear waste siting be merit-based and included a combination of communities volunteering to host new storage or disposal sites. The waste management organization would identify prime siting locations.
o Because the government will not allow nuclear waste sites to be imposed on a community without its informed consent, minority communities will not be arbitrarily selected for storage and disposal.
o Workforce development opportunities
o The Commission supports continued innovation and workforce development in the nuclear sector, which provides some of the highest paying jobs in the country, creates opportunities for more job growth and provides substantial economic benefits for minorities.


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There are things going on behind the scenes that I can't talk about just now. It's better not to, I think, better to hold it close and then look back later and see how it all turned out. But in the meantime I've left a lot of silence around here—and my commenting on others' blogs … Continue reading
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Today is a day that reminds me how much I love writing. Yes, in the moments before anyone sees what I've done, when I'm just here getting words down on paper, it feels so good. No need to say anything else: you understand! Continue reading
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Ups and downs this week. Down—started the week caught up in that prolonged patch of discouragement I'd been carrying around even though—Up—I saw the whole jacket design of my book last week and wow is it gorgeous. But—Down—I think I was in the mood because I could barely write anything all weekend and I felt … Continue reading
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A visit to the doctor, multiple vials of blood drawn, a referral I have to call in, an appt. with the nutritionist I have to make, another one of those disgusting glucose tolerance tests to take… no wisdom yet on why I've been so unseasonably worn out. The best part of my doctor's visit, though, … Continue reading


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New report characterizes Asomugha as aloofAs the Eagles and cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha try to find a mutually acceptable base salary lower than $15 million, a report has surfaced characterizing Asomugha as aloof. And now you're going to try the same thing with Asomugha, too? Either way, it's odd … (more)Source: profootballtalk.com
Eagles better off without Nnamdi AsomughaMIKE PATTERSON. Cullen Jenkins. And there will be more. Roster carnage is the only certainty when an NFL team fires an underperforming coach. Andy Reid goes, Chip Kelly arrives, the vision of the entire Eagles organization changes and the world is again…Source: philly.com
If This Is How The Eagles Are Trying To Smear Nnamdi Asomugha, It's HilariousThe media of Philadelphia evidently can't fill the winter hours by moaning about the Phillies or their just-outside-of-the-playoffs NBA and NHL teams. They want to talk Eagles. And they don't want to talk strategy, or draft picks, or rhapsodize about Ch…Source: deadspin.com


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Our Children's Stainless Steel Dish Set is the perfect solution for a healthy and safe mealtime. Made from the highest quality 18/8 stainless steel, our dish set is healthier than plastic and more durable than glass. The set includes an 8″ plate, 5″ kid-sized bowl, and an 8 oz. mug. Great for meals and snacks at home and also for picnics, camping, and other outings.
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Interesting video with the Director of Transportation for DC. He is well know for his contributions in Zip Cars. Among many parts of a "multi-modal" system as he refers to it, is a bike share program. Annual fees to have access bikes are $40.00
Interesting video with the Director of Transportation for DC. He is well know for his contributions in Zip Cars. Among many parts of a "multi-modal" system as he refers to it, is a bike share program. Annual fees to have access bikes are $40.00
At a presentation at its Arkansas headquarters, mega-retailer Walmart announced a significant new sustainability goal for its supply chain: Reducing the greenhouse gas emissions from the life cycle of its products by 20 million metric tons (22 million US tons) by 2015–a figure roughly equal to the company's current annual emissions, and about one and a half times the company's projected carbon footprint growth in the same time period. This is similar to 2.3 million cars worth of pollution.
In doing so it has collaborated with the Environmental Defense Fund, and with ClearCarbon Inc., the Carbon Disclosure Project, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and the University of Arkansas' Applied Sustainability Center to verify GHG reduction claims.
In determining which product categories to focus on first, Walmart SVP of Sustainability Matt Kistler said:
Over the next five years we're going to be focusing on certain categories, certain businesses where the biggest opportunity exists, where it's the most efficient, and most cost-effective to remove that greenhouse gas from that supply chain. Whether it be in apparel, whether it be in food, whether it be in home line products, we're looking at the category of products where there's great opportunity, but where its at a low cost to remove.
Today I thought it would be fun to talk about some interesting eco-friendly things that caught my over the past week.
You love pizza, but you hate the waste of the packaging. Well here is a new idea from Greenbox, Check the video for how it works.
Next is recycled newspaper that has been spun into yarn which can be used to make any number of things. I have yet to see how well it holds up in the rain, but this product screams Etsy.
Here is another one that I found, my sister and mother are both weirdly addicted to using straws, frankly I just don't get it, but what kills me is that they have to throw these away each time. I have never really seen any straws that are designed to be reusable or practical for reuse. The nifty part about these is that you can drop them in a pot of boiling water or a dishwasher to completely sterilize them, inside and out.
Here is a great little ottoman that is made from upcycled materials. While I would be buying one of these, at a price tag of $425, You could easily make one of these yourself if you can get your hands on the old burlap bags.
Found this great article over at Dornob, talking about 5 mobile green houses.
Ever see a shopping cart piled high with plants? How about a greenhouse on the back of a pickup truck? No, then perhaps a flatbed garden on wheels? Or at the extreme of eco-strange: how about a typical mobile-home trailer that folds out into an entirely fake green garden – the ultimate portable kitsch patio?
Don't stress out if you missed the opportunity to have one of the fabulous gifts from our green guides shipped in time for the holidays. There are plenty of thoughtful last-minute green gifts for everyone on your list! So whether you haven't been able find that special something for your sister, in-laws, co-worker, or even your best friends, we have the prefect ideas that are earth friendly and easy to put together. herb planters, seeds kit, recycled cans, edible, baking, cooking ingredients gifts eco green holiday "last minute" guide 2009 diy handmade
1. HANDMADE SEED STARTER KIT A great gift for almost anyone on your list is handmade seed starter kit. You can customize a planter by covering or painting an aluminum can, a yogurt cup, or any other container with a bottom that can be punctured for drainage. Avocado8 has some great tips for the type of soil and seeds to use for a starter kit. To make it even more special, you may want to add a few plant markers to the kit. You can design your own, or use a template, like this one from Goldtop design. sustainable design, green design, last minute gifts, green christmas presents, eco holiday gifts, edible gifts
2. EDIBLE GREEN GIFT Edible gifts are a standby last-minute treat. Holiday cookies made from organic ingredients will be enjoyed by all, but if you aren't very savvy with baking you could try something easier like spiced nuts, chocolate-covered gummy bears, or even your own fudge sauce. Green cooking tip: reusable silicon mats are great for eco-friendly baking. Another nice alternative is to create a cute package with all the ingredients and instructions needed to make a special recipe – try a chocolate cranberry cookie mix, or hot cocoa mix. sustainable design, green design, last minute gifts, green christmas presents, eco holiday gifts, vase
3. RECYCLED CUSTOMIZED FLOWER VASE Giving someone flowers can be a nice last-minute gesture for the holidays, but it will be even better when you give them a bouquet in a handmade vase. You can follow these easy instructions to make one from a recycled glass bottle using glue and yarn for a simple and classy look, or for a ceramic-inspired creation try this technique using puffy paints. sustainable design, green design, last minute gifts, green christmas presents, eco holiday gifts, DIY sketchbook
4. A PERSONALIZED SKETCHBOOK OR NOTEPAD Another easy gift is to make vintage-inspired notepads or sketchbooks with 100% recycled paper. You can use a thrift store book cover, or make your own cover by wrapping a sheet of cardboard with a newspaper, fabric or even paint chip samples. Don't worry; there are online tutorials that will help you with the binding techniques. digital gifts, online gifts, sustainable design, green design, last minute gifts, green christmas presents, eco holiday gifts,
5. DIGITAL GIFTS Go digital with your last-minute gifts this year. For musical friends, gift them a custom playlist you made with iTunes, or send them a gift card for Amazon's mp3s. For literary types, buy them a digital book for their kindle, or a subscription to a digital magazine or newspaper from Zinio. Photo junkies will love it when you buy them a pro account on Flickr, so they can organize and share all their photos online. sustainable design, green design, last minute gifts, green christmas presents, eco holiday gifts, gifts of time
6. GIFTS OF TIME A last-minute holiday present that is net-zero and consumerism-free is to give the gift of your time. You can make coupons using holiday letterpress cards, like these eco-friendly sustainably harvested yellow birch cards from Night Owl Paper Goods. Some ideas for coupon themes: offer to do an eco-friendly house cleaning, laundry duties for a month with natural detergents, prepare an organic meal, or offer to paint a room with low-VOC paints. For more great gifts ideas, be sure to check out our Gifts of Time Guide.
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