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Jen QuraishiFeb. 3, 2010 4:40 PM
The folks over at Change.org have rightly pointed out that cute endangered animals get more attention than the ugly ones. So I'll meet them halfway: this week we have a truly "uglorable" guest, the Axolotl Salamander. (Uglorable, for those of you not fluent in Lolcat, is an animal both ugly and adorable.) The Axolotl is a great example of uglorability, combining skinny, sea monkey-like limbs, a big ol' noggin shaped like a certain part of the male anatomy, and red fuzzies where his ears should be. He seems pretty cheerful, being that he's on the brink of extinction. Just look at that tiny smile. That's the spirit, Axolotl!
The Axolotl (pronounced ACK-suh-LAH-tuhl) salamander only lives (in the wild) in one spot on Earth, in Lake Xochimilco near Mexico City. Unlike other salamanders, the Axolotl don't fully go through metamorphosis. They do grow legs, but retain their gills (see red fuzzies, above) and dorsal fin, which other salamanders lose as they mature. As a result, the Axolotl is fully aquatic and lives only in the water.
Although often sold as pets and common in captivity, Axolotls are critically endangered in the wild. Their lake habitat has been drained to provide water to Mexico City, and has suffered from the introduction of invasive species like carp and tilapia that eat Axolotl and their offspring. Roasted Axolotl is also considered a delicacy in Mexico, something which can't possibly help the species's survival in the wild. The Axolotl's ability to regenerate many parts of its body has made it an experiment subject in medical labs. For example, the Department of Defense recently issued a $6.25 million grant for scientists to study the Axolotl's limb regeneration in hopes it will lead to medical advances for humans.
Only around 1,000 Axolotls remain in the wild, down from about 6,000 in the late 90s. There are many Axolotls in captivity, but they are often albinos (as seen above), not the greyish or brown varieties more common in the wild. But at least one biologist, Dr. Luis Zambrano of Mexico City's National Autonomous University, is making their preservation a priority by trying to set up protected natural habitat for the creatures. "If the axolotl disappears, it would not only be a great loss to biodiversity but to Mexican culture, and would reflect the degeneration of a once-great lake system," Zambrano told the Dallas Morning News.
Kate SheppardFeb. 3, 2010 2:35 PM
Senators hoping to pass a climate and energy bill this year have listed increased support for nuclear power as one of the major enticements for Republicans and apprehensive Democrats to back the legislation. Barack Obama gave nuclear power a shout-out in his State of the Union address last week, and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, the lone Republican collaborating on a bill, has made it clear that nuclear incentives are among his top priorities, which he believes could help garner wider support.
Yesterday, The Hill obtained a draft of the nuclear title that is expected to be included in the Senate bill, which includes basically everything the nuclear industry has asked for: additional federal loan guarantees to spur the construction of new plants, tax breaks and a streamlined approval process for new plants.
Most notably, it calls for, "A doubling the authorization for loan guarantees from $48.5 billion to $100 billion, of which $38 billion will be available for nuclear plants." (The Department of Energy announced on Monday that it plans to triple loan guarantees, to $54.5 billion, so it's been a good week for the industry.) The draft of the Senate language would also give nuclear power the same investment tax credits that wind and solar power currently receive.
The office of Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) says this is not the most current draft, but the senator confirmed to The Hill that the incentive and guarantees are part of their plan. He also said that they are making progress on titles dealing with renewables, natural gas, and offsets, but haven't reached a decision on the mechanism to cap and price carbon dioxide. Kerry, Graham and co-sponsor Joe Lieberman have made it clear that they don't intend to release a final package, however, until they have the votes to pass it.
Kate SheppardFeb. 3, 2010 1:30 PM
As I reported yesterday, some Senate Democrats are calling for leadership to abandon a cap on carbon dioxide pollution and instead move forward with a bill that focuses only on energy provisions. And President Barack Obama yesterday also acknowledged that this may well be what happens in the Senate. In remarks to Senate Democrats today, however, Obama called on his party not to take "the easy way out" by dropping a cap on emissions.
"One of the best ways to be on the forefront in energy is to incentivize clean energy and discourage the old sources or methods that aren't' going to work in the future," he said, noting that Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), and John Kerry (D-Mass.) are working together to "find a workable, bipartisan structure" that includes both energy incentives and a cap on carbon.
"That's vital. Don't give up on that. I don't want us to just say the easy way out is for us to just give a bunch of tax credits to clean energy companies," he continued. "The market works best when it responds to price. And if they start seeing that, you know what, dirty energy is a little pricier, clean energy is a little cheaper, they will innovate."
Graham on Wednesday also rejected moving the Senate energy bill alone. "If the approach is to try to pass some half-assed energy bill, and say that moves the ball down the road, forget it with me," the South Carolina Republican told business leaders from the renewable energy industry on Wednesday.
It should be noted that Graham opposes this option both because it lacks carbon curbs, but also because he doesn't think the energy bill approved last June by the Energy and Natural Resources Committee does enough to expand development of nuclear power or offshore oil and gas drilling. But his support for a bill that includes both the desired incentives for fossil fuels and nuclear power and a cap on carbon sets him apart from a number of conservative Democrats, who would prefer to scrap carbon restrictions altogether.
Kate SheppardFeb. 3, 2010 11:28 AM
A bipartisan trio of House members announced yesterday that they are sponsoring a bill to block the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating greenhouse gases. Agriculture Chairman Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) and Missouri Reps. Ike Skelton (D) and Jo Ann Emerson (R) introduced the measure.
Efforts to bar the agency from following through on their determination that planet-warming emissions threaten human health are already underway in the Senate, as we've reported, and Rep. Earl Pomeroy (D-N.D.) has also introduced legislation on the subject in the House.
"I have no confidence that the EPA can regulate greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act without doing serious damage to our economy," Peterson said on Tuesday. "Americans know we're way too dependent on foreign oil and fossil fuels in this country--and I've worked hard to develop practical solutions to that problem--but Congress should be making these types of decisions, not unelected bureaucrats at the EPA."
Now, Peterson, it should be noted, did vote for the House climate and energy bill last year, but only after holding the bill hostage until he could wring as much out of it for Big Ag. And after getting what he wanted, he now says he would vote against the bill if it came back to the House. So his seriousness about imposing greenhouse-gas regulations through Congress is questionable.
Skelton did vote for the House bill, while Emerson did not. But Skelton now seems to be backing off of a cap, telling ClimateWire that Congress should put aside the cap-and-trade measure and move an energy-only bill."Let us set that bill aside and pass this scaled-back energy legislation," he said.
Their bill would not only bar the EPA from regulating greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act, but it would also restrict the agency from calculating land-use changes in other countries in biofuel policies and broaden the definition of renewable biomass.
Chris JordanFeb. 3, 2010 8:00 AM
The remains of an albatross chick lie on Midway Atoll, a tiny stretch of sand that is one of the world's most remote marine sanctuaries. Midway is more than 2,000 miles from the nearest continent—but it's also in the middle of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a vast oceanic swirl of plastic debris. Nesting chicks fill their bellies with plastic as their parents collect and feed them bits that look to them like food. As a result, tens of thousands of albatross chicks die from starvation, choking, internal bleeding, and poisoning each year. See more of Chris Jordan's Midway devastating photos here.
Kate SheppardFeb. 2, 2010 5:37 PM
Did Obama endorse a Plan B approach to passing legislation on climate and energy this year? Well, if he didn't outright support the idea of moving an energy bill without a cap on carbon pollution, as some moderate Democrats are calling for, he did acknowledge that it might well be what happens in the Senate.
TPM reports that at a town hall meeting in Nashua, N.H. today, Obama said that limits on carbon pollution remain the "most controversial aspects of the energy debate," and that the Senate may move forward with an energy-only bill this year, rather than a comprehensive bill that also includes a cap on carbon dioxide emissions. Some in Congress, he said, are saying, "let's do the fun stuff before we do the hard stuff."
"We may be able to separate these things out, and it's conceivable that that's where the Senate ends up," he said, "but the concept of incentivizing clean energy so that it's the cheaper more effective kind of energy is one that is proven to work and is actually a market-based approach."
Now, Obama didn't endorse the idea of an energy-only bill. But he also didn't he use the opportunity to make a clear, full-throated affirmation of why the cap is a crucial part of a bill. I would argue that "incentivizing" clean energy and making it cost-competitive necessarily requires a cap, but Obama could have made that a whole lot clearer today. Instead, he seems to be caving to the demands of the Senate's most conservative Democrats on this issue.
Sonja SharpFeb. 2, 2010 4:32 PM
Venerable British medical journal Lancet retracted a 1998 study today linking the measles, mumps and rubella combination vaccine to autism, after the study's author, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, was found to have acted unethically. A British medical panel said Wakefield had shown "callous disregard" for the subjects of his study and "the pain they might suffer."
The Wakefield study had been a lynchpin in the argument, popular among the mothers of Beverly Hills, Long Island and La Jolla, that routine childhood vaccination against deadly diseases caused autism in some children. Lancet editor Richard Horton called it the "starting pistol" for MMR-Autism hysteria, which reached a fever pitch toward the middle of the last decade, even amidst massive outbreaks of measles—and more recently, mumps—in the UK, Western Europe, and parts of the US.
Sadly, it's too late to put the genie back in the bottle. With or without the jewel in their crown, those convinced that MMR will cause permanent damage to their children (more permanent than deafness, say, or death) are determined to remain convinced. As if we needed more proof, Dr. Wakefield currently practices in Austin, Texas.
Ben BuchwalterFeb. 2, 2010 4:07 PM
"There is not going to be an environmental disaster," is quite a way to launch a renewable energy project. The quote is from Carlos Minc, Brazil's environment minister, at the announcement of the South American country's plan to move forward with the controversial Belo Monte hydroelectric dam in the Amazon.
Current estimates indicate that the 11,000 megawatt dam on the Xingu River, the world's third largest, will flood nearly 100 square miles of Brazil's rain forest and cost more than $17 billion. This environmental impact has caused many critics, including pop star Sting, to claim that the dam places an undue burden on Brazil's indigenous people. "We are opposed to dams on the Xingu and will fight to protect our river," said Megaron Tuxucumarrae, a leader of the Kyapo Indians of the Amazon Basin. "We want to make sure that Belo Monte does not destroy the ecosystems and the biodiversity that we have taken care of for millennia."
Some anti-dam activists have worried that, in addition to harming their forests, the project could displace indigenous populations. Minc rejects these concerns. "Not a single Indian will be displaced," he said. "They will be indirectly affected, but they will not have to leave indigenous lands."
The claim sounds reassuring, but it's difficult to take at face value since the Brazilian government has made a practice of moving indigenous people off their land in the name of conservation. As Mark Schapiro reports for Mother Jones, the Brazilian "green police" is feared for displacing the Guarani Indians as part of their conservation strategy in the Guaraquecaba Environmental Protection Area, a 50,000 acre rain forest funded by General Motors, Chevron, and American Electric Power.
Robert Messias, the head of Brazil's environmental agency, told the Amazon paper Diario do Para that the dam's construction will impact nearly 12,000 indigenous people but that they would eventually benefit from the project. "The conditions outlined in the license are designed so that the local population have a superior quality of life...at the end of the construction," he said.
Jessica CalefatiFeb. 2, 2010 4:01 PM
Abstinence-only education free of traditional, unrealistic, wait-until-marriage preaching can delay teens' sexual debuts, researchers reported Monday. The landmark study, published in the February issue of Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, is the first to show that an abstinence-only program can successfully reduce the number of teens losing their virginity, challenging the reams of research that show otherwise. Could it color the country's approach to preventing unwanted pregnancies and STDs among teens?
Possibly, but the program researchers studied differs from conventional ones in a major way. Instead of simply disparaging pre-marital sex or condom usage, the program's teachers encouraged the (mostly 12-year-old) black students in the abstinence-only control group to analyze the benefits and drawbacks of having sex. Many students recorded more cons than pros. Two years later, a third of students in the abstinence-only group said they'd had sex, compared with nearly half of the students who learned about healthy behavior and safe sex in addition to abstinence.
Though proponents of abstinence-only sex ed are cheering the study's results, it's unlikely to revive enthusiasm for religious or morals-based abstinence programs. In four of the five states with the highest teen birth rates—Mississippi, Texas, Arkansas, and Arizona—schools are not required to teach sex ed, but if they do, they must teach abstinence. The increasing numbers of pregnant high schoolers in these states, in addition to other factors, shows their model is not working. Even Bristol Palin, whose son recently turned one, told Fox last year that teaching young people abstinence is "not realistic at all."
President Obama eliminated more than $150 million in federal funding for abstinence-based sex ed programs (which had not been scientifically proven effective), but funded a new $114 million pregnancy prevention initiative that would only suppoprt programs whose effectiveness is scientifically assured. When asked whether the new study's results would alter the president's sex education policies, White House spokesman Reid Cherlin told the Associated Press that "Our approach is to use science and evidence to fund what works, while leaving room for innovation and new thinking. We feel the policy we introduced at the beginning of the administration accomplishes that." But Health and Human Services Department spokesman Nicholas Pappas told the Washington Post that the new study may signal a policy change: "No one study determines funding decisions, but the findings from the research paper suggest that this kind of project could be competitive for grants..."
Kate SheppardFeb. 2, 2010 3:31 PM
In case you were feeling sorry for Big Oil now that the Obama administration has proposed cutting their tax breaks, the 2009 lobbying figures for the industry are available. And the industry spent big: $154 million on lobbying last year alone. That's more than any previous year, and more than any other energy interest looking to shape the debate on Capitol Hill.
Lobbying disclosures analyzed by the Center for Responsive Politics found that oil interests spent 16 percent more on lobbying in 2009 than in 2008. ExxonMobil alone spent $27.4 million on lobbying, the second biggest business spender in 2009, while Chevron spent $20.8 million, ranking seventh. Electric utilities followed close behind, spending $134.7 million last year.
By comparison, energy interests categorized as "miscellaneous" spent just $29 million on lobbying. This category includes groups like the American Wind Energy Association, local water districts, ethanol companies, smart grid promoters, and various others. Environmental organizations spent approximately $21.3 million last year on lobbying—which, if you're counting, is just 7 percent of what fossil fuel interests spent.
And this isn't all of it; CRP has only tallied 80 percent of the lobbying disclosure forms, and a more detailed report is expected later this month. It's important to note that not all energy companies are lobbying against climate change legislation. A number of electric utilities have been supportive of measure to cap and reduce carbon dioxide pollution. But the lobbying totals show just how much these industries are spending to influence what that legislation might look like.
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Described as "always entertaining, always innovative, and always memorable," world renowned cabaret and theater star Samantha Samuels will perform her "Kabaret for Kids" at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, July 25 at the Firehouse Arts Center. Samuel's musical variety show is recommended summer fun for kids 3-9 years old. The show will feature local talent from Diablo Theatre Company's Stars 2000, West Coast Olympic Gymnastics Academy and Dance Connection Performing Arts Centre. Admission is $8 for kids and $12 for adults.
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Thank you for that kind introduction, Peter.
Good morning ladies and gentlemen, friends and guests.
Bonjour mesdames et messieurs, amis et invités.
I would first like to thank the Accelerator Centre for hosting today's announcement. It is a pleasure to be here.
C'est un grand plaisir d'être ici avec vous aujourd'hui.
As you can see from looking around the office here, many people are hard at work at this Centre. This space and what you see here is an example of the support that is available for high-growth companies in and around the Cambridge-Kitchener-Waterloo area.
It is companies such as those working with the Accelerator Centre that are creating jobs and bringing new ideas to the forefront each and every day.
I'd like to speak about small businesses for a moment.
Small and medium-sized businesses, as you know, are the backbone of the Canadian economy. They employ about 70 percent of the total labour force in the private sector. They account for nearly 90 percent of Canadian exporters. And they contribute about 41 percent to Canada's private sector gross domestic product.
That's why our Government is committed to helping our entrepreneurs and businesses to grow and prosper.
Ladies and gentlemen, from lowering taxes, to cutting red tape, to signing free trade agreements, our Government has set the right macro-economic conditions for Canadian businesses succeed.
We are also making life more affordable for Canadian families with our recent Family Tax Cut, so that families can have more money in their pockets, to spend on their priorities — as a family.
As Prime Minister Harper stated, "Our Government is fulfilling its promise to balance the federal budget and we are now in a position to help families budget theirs."
The same sentiments extend to our focus on economic growth. We remain dedicated to providing the right resources to the individuals and businesses in this region to create jobs, stay competitive, and prosper long-term.
And a big part of that long-term prosperity is ensuring access to capital and to mentoring support to help entrepreneurs become successful businesses.
That's why, in 2010, Prime Minister Stephen Harper launched the Investing in Business Innovation initiative, or IBI for southern Ontario. There were two goals for IBI:
First, it was to help grow the local angel investment community.
The second objective was to improve access to financing for start-up businesses. Any business applying for federal funding had to secure commitments from angel or venture capital investors.
I can tell you that the initiative was extremely well-received and benefitted close to 350 companies — 86 with direct investments from my agency FedDev Ontario, and 260 through angel investors who were members of angel networks supported by our agency.
As a result, I re-launched IBI last December so we could keep growing our innovation network here in southern Ontario.
This brings me to why we are all here today. I am pleased to announce an investment of up to $8 million for the Waterloo Accelerator Centre to expand its AC JumpStart Program. [Pause for applause].
What will this mean for this Region's vibrant entrepreneurs?
The project will include new delivery partners. This means more support for high-potential companies in their efforts to attract new customers and get their products and services into new markets.
It will mean that the program can assist innovative companies in the area to keep up the traction they have made with customers and product development − a critical stage for many small businesses.
Getting Canadian ideas and products to markets around the world helps keep and create new jobs right here at home.
So, I am happy to note that the new funding for AC JumpStart is expected to help 180 high-potential businesses grow, which will result in maintaining 180 jobs and creating 700 jobs.
Our Government is fostering economic growth in Kitchener, Cambridge and all of the Waterloo Region area by investing in our innovative Canadian businesses.
Today's announcement is a great example of how our Government is helping high-potential companies bring great ideas to market faster. Helping our entrepreneurs and innovators export their products and services to the rest of the world creates jobs, growth and economic prosperity here at home.
Ladies and gentleman, our Government believes that it is support like this that can help put our southern Ontario innovations and companies on the map.
Organizations like yours and those you support are why this region has such a strong reputation for business innovation and technology. In fact, according to Canada's Technology Triangle, there are over 1000 technology firms in the Waterloo Region.
Congratulations again. I look forward to seeing the successes that result from the expanded AC JumpStart Program.
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Picnik, the web-based photo-editing tool, is kind of retro. The service has been around since 2007, when Mashable wrote that "online photo editing is now a Picnik." The service is user-friendly, basic and intuitive, and it became very popular, despite its habit of bogging down the browser. Some people even paid $24.95.
Even though Picnik announced back in January that it would be shutting down the service and refunding its customers. It's all part of efforts by Picnik's owner Google's to force everyone to put their photos into Google+, we know some of you bloggers and other information workers with on-the-fly photo editing needs out there are still using it, and you have to stop.
You have to stop, because Picnik is shutting down tomorrow, for real. Get your photos out, if you have them stored there, and find another service to use. We need a new web-based photo editor to supplement the all-purpose MS Paint.
1. Confronting app stress. Switching to a new digital tool can be extremely stressful, especially if it's a tool you use every day and are comfortable with. It's as if your go-to coffee shop in the morning went out of business.
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Breathe. You do have time to figure out the new service. Clear away an hour on your calendar just to address this issue, get a cup of tea or a glass of wine, and close your email. This is you-time. It may seem like a paralyzing task and a drastic time sink, but it's an investment in your future.
2. Assess the seriousness of the problem. Can you remember if you ever uploaded photos to Picnik? Puppy shots, landscape photos? Crap, you did? Okay. Do you remember your Picnik login? No? Crap. Try your work email. Do you remember approximately when you might have signed up for Picnik? Try whatever password you were using at that time. Try recovering your password here. If you can't figure it out, cut your losses. If you really cared about those photos, they wouldn't be locked up in Picnik anyway. Don't bother to email Picnik. As of tomorrow, they don't care about you.
If you figure out your password, Picnik has an easy way to download your photos with Picnik Takeout.
3. Casing the new app. Okay, we are now done with Picnik. Say goodbye. You will never see Picnik again. Don't dwell on this, but accept it. Things won't be exactly the same anymore.
I chose Aviary, because they are hometown New York City heroes, and because I don't have time to do any research. But after I started working with Aviary, I realized it is way too confusing and full-featured to substitute for Picnik, so I'd suggest ultra-basic editor, PicMonkey, which has basically all the same capabilities as Picnik (collages coming soon!) as well as a browser extension.
Accept that your workflow will change. The important thing is to establish a satisfactory workflow and stick to it. We don't have time to dick around with 20 apps. Just pick one and go with it. You can browse the site a bit or Google to see who has the functionality you most need. Things change. But the most important thing is to pick one and commit. We have photos to edit.
4. Continue your day. Install the new app, if it has a browser extension, or add a bookmark for it. Never look back. In time, you'll grow to like the new app. Because you have to.
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Well, we could be quite simplistic and say that Helen has always fancied living like a nomad in a white van, and Paul is a bit mad on adventure, but in reality it's a bit deeper than that!
For us, Overlanding is not about ticking off miles or destinations visited, chalking up experiences or collecting souvenirs. It's an opportunity to stretch ourselves, get outside our comfort zone, to learn from that experience. It's a state of mind, a lifestyle choice, a chance to learn to live with the rhythms of nature, not protected from the earth by a layer of concrete and a Tesco's down the road.
We could travel by plane, but hopping from one place to another leaves little chance to experience and understand the differences and transitions between cultures and attitudes. We hope to be more than just tourists in the places we visit.
If we had been younger or fitter, or started a long time ago, we may have backpacked our way around the world. But our bodies are less strong than they were, and time is not on our side.
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There are two adjustments to be made when John Tortorella becomes your head coach.
One is to his famous aggressive, high-tempo style of hockey, where the pressure is always on the puck and decisions have to be made quickly, with a fore-checking offence backed up by a shot-blocking defence that demands self-sacrifice.
The other is to Tortorella's equally famous personality, which is as aggressive and demanding as his preferred brand of hockey.
So the Vancouver Canucks can thank whoever drew up their schedule. You might think it was Tortorella himself, the way the team's seven-game road trip, its longest of the NHL season, came along six games into a so-so start under its new head coach.
Spending 11 days together away from their perennially distressed fans will give the Canucks and Tortorella a chance to understand each other (liking each other is not something you can take for granted where Coach Torts is concerned) early in the season. It will also give them a chance to absorb Tortorella's most radical idea so far, breaking up long-time linemates Daniel and Henrik Sedin, which horrified many but wasn't looking too bad Thursday against the Buffalo Sabres.
The Canucks had the double good fortune to open their trip against the two worst teams in the Eastern Conference, the Philadelphia Flyers and Sabres. When you're trying to get used to a new system and, in the case of the Sedin twins, new linemates, there's nothing like trying it against a couple of palookas.
Once Henrik Sedin was put between Ryan Kesler and Chris Higgins in the third period last Tuesday in Philadelphia, the latter two scored the tying and winning goals to get the road trip off to a good start. That line started Thursday's game in Buffalo and took up on its first shift where it left off to get the Canucks moving to their second consecutive win, a 3-0 decision.
That raised their record to 5-3.
However, halfway through the game, after a few shifts together in the first period, Tortorella had the Sedin brothers reunited full-time with Kesler as the third party.
Playing Tortorella's way means playing on instinct, knowing his system so thoroughly that decisions flow from the play. That, Henrik Sedin said, takes more time than one training camp. The Canucks slowed over the last half of the game against the Sabres, but it looks like things are sinking in.
"It's a work in progress," Sedin said. "There's things from past years that are creeping back into your game. I think that comes from [Tortorella] not being here long enough.
"It's a game of instincts and if things are happening fast out there, you tend to go back to what you've done before. That's going to take a while. I've seen parts of our games for 30, 40 minutes that have been good but we need to get to where we play a 60-minute game and everything comes by instinct. That hasn't happened so far."
To hasten the learning, Tortorella is putting the Canucks through longer video sessions than they were used to under his predecessor, Alain Vigneault. This is also where the Canucks are getting a healthy dose of the mercurial coach's personality.
"The thing we knew about him is he is honest," Sedin said. "You might have 45 minutes of video and he's going to tell you what you did wrong in a brutal, honest way. But two minutes afterward, you might have done something well in a clip and he would tell you the same thing, you did something well.
"That's all you can ask for as a player. It makes no difference if it's a star player or a fourth-liner, he will treat you the same way."
It is the sort of thing, Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo thinks, the team needs.
"He's an intense, passionate coach," Luongo said. "I think we needed that in this locker room. Right now, he's bringing lots to the table and the guys are buying in. We're trying to get more and more comfortable with the system. I think you can see guys gaining confidence in it."
As for splitting up the Sedin twins, all concerned were shrugging Thursday, especially since it may be intermittent. Higgins scored his second goal in as many games with Henrik Sedin as his centre. Brad Richardson also scored, and then the Sedins reunited to set up defenceman Ryan Stanton's first NHL goal.
The reconstituted Canucks played well enough to overcome a great game by beleaguered Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller (the subject of much trade speculation, along with forward Thomas Vanek) and a so-so one by Luongo.
"Quite honestly, I think they welcome it and I think it's going to make them better players," Tortorella said of the celebrated split.
Henrik Sedin did not disagree.
"Has it been a big deal?" he said with a smile. "I don't know. I haven't really read anything. For us, it's not a big deal. It's happened before, it will happen again."
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IIMA has evolved from being India's premier management institute to a notable international school of management in just four decades.
It all started with Dr. Vikram Sarabhai and a few spirited industrialists realising that agriculture, education, health, transportation, population control, energy and public administration were vital elements in a growing society, and that it was necessary to efficiently manage these industries.
"The result was the creation of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad in 1961 as an autonomous body with the active collaboration of the Government of India, Government of Gujarat and the industrial sectors."
It was evident that to have a vision was not enough. Effective governance and quality education were seen as critical aspects.
From the very start the founders introduced the concept of faculty governance: all members of the faculty play an important role in administering the diverse academic and non-academic activities of the Institute. The empowerment of the faculty has been the propelling force behind the high quality of learning experience at IIMA.
The Institute had initial collaboration with Harvard Business School. This collaboration greatly influenced the Institute's approach to education. Gradually, it emerged as a confluence of the best of Eastern and Western values.
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Date of Stay: May, 2011
Very nice Staff! I felt at home at this park, everything was neat and clean. The gift shop and camp store was so nice and orderly. I didn't use the restrooms/shower, but the laundry room was immaculate. The pull through sites are very long and can accommodate any size big rig. Wi-Fi works throughout the park, and I enjoyed the numerous Cable channels. I would definitely stay here again.
Date of Stay: July, 2007
This is a passport America Park. The park is maintained pretty good. Extra Long Pull Thrus and spacious sites. Sits behind a Loves Truck Stop and sites closer to the front entrance will experience some noise from the trucks. But, overall it is a quiet park and a good place to stop over to see the Route 66 Museum. The staff is friendly and there are some permanent residents. There are no amenities such as club house or swimming pool, but a good place for a short stay. I would stay here again if I was in Oklahoma.
Date of Stay: July, 2007
Wonderful 360 degree Mountain Views! Very quiet and peaceful. Tombstone, Bisbee, Benson, Sierra Vista (Ft. Huachuca) nearby for site-seeing. Very large sites 40x80 with nice landscaping. Cable TV, Heated Pool with Sun Shade is in the process of being completely enclosed in the upcoming month (pool will remain open during the addition). Lots of books and magazines to exchange, which was my daily routine. Lots of room to get out and walk, including walking pets. The staff keeps and maintains the park in a very clean and neat order. I was here during the off-season and the weather was pleasant due to the elevation. I used a Verizon air card and cell phone which worked great the entire time. Moon and starlit skies are wonderful. I will stay here again.
Date of Stay: April, 2007
Very nice campground. Owners are terrific. The park is ran by a family of 5 children (mostly older) and their parents. Nice camp store, swimming pool, spray ground play areas for the kids. Sand Volley ball, Bingo (in the summer). Game Room, Exercise Room, Mini-Golf and Basketball. Overall the campground is peaceful and quiet unless the park is packed with weekenders. I stayed here several months and loved everyday of it. Lots of deer in the surrounding wooded areas. This is the best campground within 50 miles from downtown Columbus. I've been to all the others and I will have to say this one gets a high mark. I rated it at a 9 overall because some sites need some gravel added to level them out and reduce the mud. Other than that, it's a great place to stay.


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The volley is an essential shot for every good tennis player because it allows you to end the point. When you come to net, you are trying to put the ball away and not have a long rally. Volleys are at the same time very simple and very complex to execute. They are simple because there are only a few things you need to do to hit a technically correct volley, but they are complex because there is a very wide range of possible contact heights. When you are at net it is much more difficult to control your contact point because you have less time to react to the tennis ball, and it is more difficult to control contact height because you cannot move up or move back easily.
Because contact heights can vary so much when volleying at the net, this can cause the shots to look different each time. However, there are certain fundamental things that all pro tennis players are doing each and every time they hit a volley, and in this section we are going to focus on those things. If you can master the fundamentals presented here, you will be well on your way to hitting technically correct, effective volleys.
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Students raise the magnitude of the state 'ShakeOut'
INDIO, Calif. - At 10:18 Thursday morning, about 9 million people took part in the Great California ShakeOut. Students in the Coachella Valley ducked and covered during what's become an important earthquake and emergency preparedness event.
People, especially children, really took this drill seriously.
A loudspeaker announced the start of the earthquake drill at area schools.
Cristian Franco is a 5th grader at Kennedy Elementary School and participated in the event.
"Everybody has to drop, cover and hold on," said Franco
Lilly Villagrana, a 4th grader, says, "You go like that on the floor and hold on to the desk."
"If you don't, you might get hurt," advises Reyna Buenrostro, a 5th-grade participant.
Once the pretend shaking stopped, everyone evacuated.
Yulissa Ortiz, a freshman at Cathedral City High School, says, "We come out from under our desks and line up out here and make sure everyone is all right."
At Kennedy Elementary School in Indio, the Tremor Troop, as they are known, took action.
"My role is to get the children and give them back to their parents," said Villagrana.
"If there are parents there that gives us notes then we can go pick up each child from the room," said Franco.
These students are a part of the club that learns how to help during an emergency.
Ann Morales, the principal at Kennedy Elementary School, says, "They know who they are they know what their jobs are."
At Cathedral City High School, students set up a makeshift triage center for anyone who may have been injured in the earthquake.
Karen Dimick, the vice principal at CCHS, says, "We at Cathedral City High School take it to another level."
After the quake, assigned teachers go room by room making sure no one needs help. A teacher found this volunteer freshman with a large gash in her leg. It was made from elaborate make-up that organizers hope will make the drill as real as possible.
Janira Aguirre, who acted as a pretend victim, says, "It's kind of scary because even though its not real its kind of scary how the injury looks so real."
A transport team took the injured to a group of students who are trained in first aid.
"It's not just a duck and cover drill," explained Dimick.
Karina Relaio, a senior on Teen Cert, explained what she was doing, "I'm putting a sling on his arm. He hasn't gotten an X-ray, so we don't know yet if he has a broken arm or not so, just to make sure we would want his arm close to his body."
Dimick says, "They are here to assess the injuries."
The idea is practice makes perfect.
"They all have a role they are all leaders on this campus and we all need to be clear on what to do in case of a real emergency," said Dimick.


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Robert Pattinson Officially Named The Face Of Dior Homme
Robert Pattinson was going to become the face of Dior Homme, the news has finally been confirmed.While it had been rumored that
Last October, E! reported that Pattinson was said to have signed a deal for three years, estimated to be worth around $12 million.
Today Dior announced the news officially. Here is their statement…
Today we are excited to announce that he will join the privileged circle of Dior faces. Photographed by American artist Nan Goldin and filmed by French director Romain Gavras, this new Dior Homme communication campaign is currently broadcast exclusively in Europe (except UK) and Asia (except China and Japan).
These blurry photos are from the reported press conference and after party which were posted on Instagram.
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Fight Fat with a Soft-Drink Tax?
Could taxing sugary drinks help reverse the obesity epidemic?
1: Number of food categories subject to the proposed New York fat tax: nondiet soft drinks. (Sugary drinks containing less than 70 percent fruit juice would also be subject to the tax.)
$1.49: Price of a 20-ounce Diet Coke.
$1.76: Price of a 20-ounce "regular" Coke plus the proposed fat tax.
$404 million: The revenue New York could earn from the proposed fat tax, based on current soft-drink habits.
5%: Predicted decrease in soft-drink consumption if beverage prices increased by 18%.
20: Number of states that apply sales tax on soft drinks higher than that on other foods.
0: Number of states that use revenue from the higher sales tax to subsidize the prices of healthful foods.
Sources: Safeway.com, prices as of March 2009; Journal of Public Health Policy; The American Journal of Public Health.


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Capitalizing on Office 365 Growth With Hosted Lync
Issue Summary
Office 365, Microsoft's cloud-based productivity service launched in 2011, is one of the software giant's fastest-growing offers. Microsoft reported 100 percent year-over-year growth in revenue from commercial sales for Office 365, with the number of seats nearly doubling in the 12 months ending March 31, 2014. The continued momentum is not escaping the notice of channel partners – even those who are not Microsoft VARs. For all of its pluses, the service does have one primary failing – lack of support for enterprise voice with its embedded Lync Online unified communications (UC) functionality. This presents an opportunity for channel partners to provide full-featured Lync services to the growing base of Office 365 users. This Pulse Digital Issue will discuss this opportunity as well as the options for delivering hosted Lync and what to look for in a cloud UC service provider.
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Location, location, location. Whitlock is the largest non-carbonated contract beverage manufacturer in North America with strategically located facilities.
Whitlock Packaging's strategically located production facilities enable us to serve our customers' distribution needs while providing a competitive price structure.
The Whitlock manufacturing business began in Oklahoma and is currently the home state for both our corporate headquarters (Tulsa) and one of our plants (Fort Gibson)
Our Oklahoma factory is well situated for access and distribution all over the midwest, southwest, and southern regions.
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With almost one million square feet of space, our Wharton, New Jersey facility is a prime location on the eastern corridor.
About 25 miles south of New York City, in North/Central New Jersey, our Wharton facility is our largest and most modern facility.
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Our newest facility in Lakeland, Florida greatly expands our strategic geographical reach. Whitlock acquired the Juice Bowl facility in 2004 as part of the acquisition of Juice Bowl Products, Inc. We contract manufacture hot fill branded products in the facility along with fruit processing of citrus products.
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Sep 3, 2014|
We tackle four topics all sparked by the suspension of Wes Welker of the Broncos for PED/Drug use.
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And Hollywood. -- Kind of pass the opportunity when. Present a pianist and an anti. And we'll talk about a girl. The lyric free version has you scared. Dilemma Millard field Verizon's. Another wholesome song about what drove him -- Probably not -- -- down the street you know -- -- Somalia from on the streets day -- -- -- are probably not scrambling. Wes Welker in his situation brought us to today's for a four. Brought to you by AT&T. AT&T coverage more than 99% of all Americans building you. A better network. Sometimes. -- lyrics are so good they compelling -- lead to a concert Kevin ball. It involves our first Boston athlete and a little run in with the drugs back in the day. -- of 2008 got caught with poor Juli. As he headed into a little Wayne concert -- Michael. What happened to get involved after that. I think it was a one game suspension. Rather it was but it's even worse and you know really look at it up today -- suspended for one game it was the opening game. It's against the Kansas City right here he wasn't fair to pick up. The blitzing -- city chiefs player with Sammy Morris who missed the opportunity. Bernard Pollard. And Bernard Pollard went into the legs of Tom Brady because Kevin Paul was suspended for that game but do you think that. Sammy Morris. The government's fault as a better. Wachovia walking back it was a fairly more you know pretty character anymore more angry with the system definitely it was. So in directly. Matt Cassel -- Kevin Faulk who grew over the case from a -- about it on a -- -- slow pace of the 42 million or you're talking to the kids don't smoke -- because it could take out their franchise quarterback Tom Brady out of that we're -- we -- to -- -- things you would call to a Super -- -- you remember the excuse. It was someone else's callers to our -- to. I mean -- Like personal Mendel -- close that -- now reveals yet now. And I say that Michael's. It all -- time off to a program that -- are we renaming the show for the rest of the day alum Molly out. -- -- -- that was scary and they found a small bag of videos that they determined. -- the appeals known as a drug called Ecstasy I wanna make it absolutely clear that these drugs not belong to the drugs were found in the bay. And -- relative -- of live on our roads of this told me. You know they were -- and I know this sounds too good and maybe a little bit unbelievable. But that's the truth I have never purchased illegal drugs in my life I've never done and the drugs you know Washington. Today it was in the -- My cousin did my cousins another cousin that lives in Niagara Falls when you've never heard or met before it. At least figure all of in my house who are releasing knowledge you have of this unbelievable it would have yourself a little unbelievable I -- -- who -- protect yourself mark cousins. Of those great post Ty Law after he got caught bringing Ecstasy over the border. And of getting suspended for the season finale in the year 2000. You see this is why they're in a caller earlier. Or text from our Bill Belichick being a control and I am a control freak and the kids deal with the free spirit you remember the back story. What led to the Canadian border. It was a game in buffalo and a snowstorm has snowstorm. Was Troy Brown was Terry Glenn I believe with Ty Law. Maybe somebody else guys went to stay back didn't like it on the you don't have -- little uncomfortable getting on the plane so. Bill Belichick says I -- -- -- got to be reasonable I can't be a part of won't break. These guys are these guys a little afraid to get on the plate I'll let let him stay back and look what look what happens. If you are an NFL coach I implore you clear control freak or you'll be on the street. I don't weaker -- you know it got to be a control. I forgot about that snowstorm but that's. Similar rights to the lead after we -- -- one time. Would live to be -- got -- -- jackets lost in the car directory to win. Schools in the -- religion -- -- plus -- run -- us Canada. You know what your definition that you yeah. Extremely. Sure her partner after her -- and. The 2007 season is remembered for a lot of things the -- those things that gets washed on the table real quick as Rodney Harrison's four game suspension. We're taking a banned substance on purpose. Was never to gain a competitive edge brother. Mark my useless solely. For the purpose of on the accelerator film process. Injuries -- sustained. While playing football I made a mistake. And I'm I'm very sorry for that I don't condone my my decision my behavior. Very very embarrassed by it. I'm disappointed in myself and to any young person any high schooler any college. Athlete. I sent the wrong message. Yeah there was a guy who said. I'm disappointed in myself and -- for -- yes for it except just one little thing about that -- all activity true. Forget what is it that it competitive edge if you're if you guys are doing the same thing you're doing aren't taking it to get. Better quicker or healthier quicker isn't that a competitive it is that a straightforward contradiction. But you're right everything else that's the way to do it but that's how you do you know what -- you -- You can find lots of positives. And negatives all the you know guides. Guys who have who slept on the -- last night. Steal that line from Rodney Harrison sweetheart. I'm disappointed they're biased and yes I don't get this report and everybody I'm disappointed him does resolve it doesn't appeared out of their what I didn't like a -- life support for. Rodney disappeared from dale -- shall we trees you can imagine and I remember vividly we're out there doing the show. And we had no ideals at the door opens and watch Robbie Harris. At the end of the Annie walks -- it -- dale -- regular. And I remember. Taking a deep breath and look at him in the eye and saying I just gotta say this I'm really disappointed. In what you do it. Think Kiki what's going to kill me right. -- said you're more disappointed in me that I. Anyone on from there in you know some of the year that have -- you don't have to think from the -- know I love. Ottawa and Toronto. Fuel and food. Time now for the AT&T New England Patriots drug bust today that brings on. -- And it brings us to the most well known player on this list Nick Kaczur. Gore well Austin wood 202 OxyContin pills and then he decided to turn rat. On his Las Vegas connection had. Thousands of pills thousands of dollars worth of -- mailed to him -- catch him in the sting. Well Bill Belichick what say you about Nick Cage you know easily. Control. What -- whatever it is that's you know matter between player and and whatever illegal whatever part of legal procedure that players involved with -- you know at that time in the sometimes it changes so. If it affects us that we deal with that that. Doesn't them on the player feels that there's any discipline and all that's handled internally between a player in the global capitalism. But we have anybody there from. Byron Barnett but you read the reporter. And let you out you feel let down. You've elected brought. Product a bad men into the organization. On drug dealer 200 plus it's 200 I remember it 200 evidence that there was even more -- we were looking up. Earlier that he had. Over 900 oxy pills mailed to his house each packages you know for 101000. We view him. That was suspended you had to be dealing. You have to publicly not suspended because it was match. You probably fully cooperated with the police investigation as we know how to how to and it felt like doing things I mean I can understand why. The legal legal legal part of the wild wild -- through exactly. Could your side view I don't know pass to protest wasn't his view of mortgages give them so I don't know make that kind of money are emerging field. Auction I don't know. I don't know W Woodruff -- -- would suspect that's that's amazing that's what that's at your -- if they right now. I haven't had given characters lawyer had that terrible announced yesterday that 500000 dollars directly catcher blocked -- from their -- I got suspended its done but it would. We're losers you think of you know athletes -- broad issues -- drug suspensions. Education first and I'm generally speaking as the answer right the most popular nevertheless -- The big 16177797937. -- telephone number. Eight TT tech minus 37937. That we we -- a ball as well right and that was the last one. -- All right let's take it away from the pages for just a minute and pulling it over to America's team Steve DeOssie. Nate Newton is remembered as an unpopular but -- when they have how much. The first time first time he had 213 pounds of marijuana in the event that -- just recreational. And partly how wild. Things -- pounds while out on bond -- he was caught again and all time with a 175. Pounds of marijuana in the -- two hours. About the Steelers cut his claim -- -- -- -- smoking under the user driving -- was that I am etiquette that. And a bit more select and invalid and help us I didn't know I don't know this -- is driving under the influence. I forgot about me do. However -- -- -- little quick math you're used to tour of thirteen rounds. And 170 bucks but we have 388. Pounds. We haven't offered another offensive lineman but would wait a pounds. Of marijuana. What you do it. That would -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- I could see myself not being the biggest deal man. I would argue may surpass the record straight up -- -- While ago. -- wouldn't it goes 388. 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The BC Lions wrapped up their pre-season with a 37-13 win over the Calgary Stampeders at home thanks to an opportunistic defence.
BC forced six turnovers leading directly to 18 points, as they picked off Calgary signal callers four times, while also forcing two fumbles.
Rookie defensive back T.J. Lee had two interceptions, returning one for a touchdown, while linebacker Solomon Elimimian also had a pair of interceptions.
Lions quarterback Kevin Glenn made his second start and completed 17 passes on 21 attempts, for 173 yards including a touchdown pass to Korey Williams.
Following the game Head Coach Mike Benevides said the team may have to prepare for Glenn as the team's starter as Travis Lulay is still healing from offseason shoulder surgery.
Returner Stefan Logan added a 93 yard punt return touchdown giving the Leos an early 14-0 lead.
Calgary would close the gap to 21-13 at the half, but the Lions defence again poured it on in the second half as they were able to pull away for the victory.
Veterans Lions kicker Paul McCallum was good on five of his six field goal attempts.
With the victory the Lions finish the pre-season 2-0 following their win over the Edmonton Eskimos last week, and will open the regular season next Saturday June 28th hosting the Eskimos at BC Place. Kickoff goes just after 3pm.
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My work on the nineteenth century focuses on slavery, capitalism, and, increasingly, imperialism. My book, Soul by Soul, used the slave market as a way into the fantasies, fears, negotiations, and violence that characterized American slavery. Since the book, my work has followed two courses. On the one hand, I have written a series of essays about social and historical theory: on notions of time in American slavery; on the idea of "agency" as the organizing theme of scholarship on slavery; on theories of capitalism and slavery; and on the idea of reparations for slavery as a historical narrative. On the other, I have been working on a history of the Mississippi Valley between the Louisiana Purchase and the Civil War entitled River of Dark Dreams : Slavery, Capitalism, and Imperialism in the Mississippi Valley. Without giving up the focus on the immediate experience of slavery and mastery upon which I focused in Soul by Soul, this book will embed the history of slavery in the U.S. in the histories of global capitalism (especially the cotton trade and the Atlantic money market) and U.S. imperialism (the Louisiana Purchase, the Mexican War, and the illegal invasions of Cuba and Nicaragua in the 1850s).
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The only thing ultimate about SK-II's Ultimate Revival Serum is the price, and that's not good news for your skin. It is nearly identical to SK-II's LXP Ultimate Serum, which costs the same and is every bit as underwhelming for what amounts to a substantial skin-care investment. For what this single serum costs, you could assemble a brilliant anti-aging skin-care routine and have money left over to go out for a nice dinner!
Unless you're a firm believer in the power of SK-II's allegedly miraculous Pitera ingredient (discussed below), there is no reason in the world to spend this much for a serum. There are plenty of great serums that cost less than $60 and offer skin a broader range of anti-aging benefits than this one.
There's also the fact that there are far more formulary similarities than differences among all SK-II serums, despite varying claims and wildly different prices—something the counter staff for this line cannot adequately explain.
In the end, this is an OK (though still absurdly priced) fragrance-free serum for normal to oily or combination skin.
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Pitera is the trade name for Saccharomycopsis ferment filtrate (SFF), a form of yeast purportedly unique because of the fermenting and filtering process it goes through before being added to these products. As it turns out, many forms of yeast have anti-inflammatory properties and antioxidant properties, including SFF (Source: Journal of Dermatologic Science, June 2006, pages 249–257). Other than that, all of the information about Pitera comes from papers presented at medical conferences, not from published studies.
Presenting papers at medical conferences is not at all the same thing as publishing the results of studies. We frequently present papers and information at medical conferences, and we wouldn't offer that material as proof of anything—because it isn't. The standards for presenting a paper at a medical conference are much less stringent than the requirements for publication of study results in respected medical journals.
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Despite its high-end pricing, much of the SK-II products are surprisingly ordinary—many contain a small assortment of beneficial ingredients in addition to standard moisturizing agents and fragrance. Though their marketing campaigns are compelling, much is left to be desired when you compare glossy layouts to ingredients and formulas.
Pitera is the cornerstone of the SK-II line and is present in every SK-II product. There is some research demonstrating that this yeast, galactomyces ferment filtrate, has a protective effect on the skin barrier, working to prevent damage to the proteins that play a critical role in maintaining its integrity. There isn't much beyond this single study, so there is no way to compare it to the already well-researched ingredients on the market, but it is intriguing (Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 2015). Why SK-II chose to base their line around this ingredient given the lack of knowledge about it is curious—there are plenty of research-proven alternatives they could have considered (vitamin C, green tea, retinol, etc.), or at least paired with Pitera!
In the end, much of the SK-II line lacks the formulas to warrant their price tags. However, if you're looking to splurge, there are a few products to consider—see our full reviews for more information.
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