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" Brand: Lush / Type: Lipstick / Suitable for: Lip "
My favourite store, Lush, recently released a makeup line. I was initially sceptical, wondering how a shop noted for bathing products could produce good makeup. I was also less than convinced by the way it was marketed.
The new line, Emotional Brilliance, was sold as a range of colours designed to promote particular feelings. There are lots of bright colours in the range, which encompasses eyeshadows, eyeliners and lipsticks, and the idea is that you spin the colour wheel and choose the three which most stand out for you. I've done this a few times for fun, but I prefer to choose my makeup based on what suits me rather than which colours jump out at me!
In any case, I didn't actually choose this colour. A while ago I popped into the Gorilla Perfume pop-up shop in east London and when I made a purchase I was given a goody bag. This contained two lipsticks from the EB range - including this one.
This 'Glamorous' lipstick is a very bright bubblegum pink, much brighter than I would have chosen myself. It comes in an apothecary-like bottle with an applicator (a bit like a lip gloss applicator), made of glass with a black plastic top. You can clearly see the colour inside and how much you have left. The lipstick is suitable for vegans and the base is made up of a mixture of jojoba oil, candelilla wax and rose wax. These condition lips while providing a long-lasting carrier for the colour.
I find the lipstick slightly tricky to get right - I have to prep my lips thoroughly by scrubbing and applying lip balm or else the colour can 'sit' on my lips and dry them out. I find it better to apply several thin coats rather than one thick coat, blotting in between. Once on, though, the lipstick is a dramatic pink colour and it lasts surprisingly well, staying on for a good few hours. It would be possible to create a more subtle look with less product, but I reckon if I am using this I should be dramatic - I have plenty of subtle pink lip colours.
The lipstick doesn't bleed or come off too much on drinks glasses etc. I like the way it looks on me and I've been complimented on it, including by my mam, who is very honest and would certainly tell me if she didn't like it!
The lipstick costs £14.50 which is fairly expensive, and I don't know if I would have been willing to pay this - luckily I got this for free! It is a genuinely good quality product though, so maybe I would. It might be possible to track it down more cheaply on eBay.
Despite the high price, I do recommend this lip colour as it is dramatic and of good quality, and I wouldn't mind giving some of the others a go.


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By Cindy Downes on Fri, 04/01/2011
Ancient Rome, created by Encyclopedia Britannica Kids, is an app that both parents and kids will enjoy. It's educational AND fun!
The app is divided into segments that you choose from a wheel at the bottom of the screen:
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Articles: Read articles about the Rise of Rome, The Roman Republic, The Caesars, The Roman Empire, Gladiators, Art and Architecture, and Roman Mythology. Each article includes facts about Rome, the rulers, people, photos, and more. A fun way to learn about Rome!
A-Z Roman Gods: Information about the gods that were worshipped in Rome, as well as images.
Images: A wipe-off game that includes images of the main structures of Ancient Rome, including the Amphitheater, Road, Forum, Aqueduct, Baths, Lighthouse, Triumphal Arch, and Temple. The goal is to name the structure, but first you have to wipe off the marble to expose the structure. This is fun at first, but I got tired of wiping! Kids might like it, and it does reinforce recognition of the main structures of Rome.
Puzzle: Pick a photo and create a puzzle. I like this – fun! However, I would like a place to store puzzle out of the way. It's hard to manipulate them as it is. Also, smaller piece options would be nice for older kids and adults.
Magic Square: also fun to do; however I got bored with the same photos that I saw in the puzzle. I think this would have been more effective if each game had different photos. However, it does reinforce learning using a different format.
Map: This is cool. Select an icon on the map and the app shows a location on the map as well as your own current location. It displays the number of miles away you are! Click on the location to see a photo related to that place and a brief description. There are only eight places to choose from, but it's a start.
Video/Images: Nice photos, but only one video. I would like more videos. The one video is excellent. It travels around the city of Rome viewing many of the buildings and roads from this ancient period. However, it's too short! Only 22 seconds.
Memory Match – Match the photos. All these different games help to reinforce learning, but they do use all the same photos. In all fairness, there are about 75 photos that I counted.
Shop: Here you can buy other apps in the series: Ancient Egypt, Dinosaurs, Volcanoes, Solar System, Rainforests $3.99-$4.99 each.
Quiz: test your knowledge of Ancient Rome. This is a timed quiz. You can save the quiz to compare later scores or share your score on Twitter and Facebook!
Although I would like to see more variety in activities and more videos, as well as fixes on the puzzle game, this is still an app worth purchasing. Teachers and homeschooling parents can use it for review, as the basis for a unit study or to enrich lesson plans. In fact, anyone who likes to learn about ancient cultures will have fun with this app. Definitely 5 Stars!

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Things are getting pretty heated in the circulation battles between the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. As Vanity Fair reported, the Journal's new owner Rupert Murdoch has his sights on the gray lady and its chairman Arthur Sulzberger. Things haven't devolved into street fighting yet, but a new video reimagines the newspaper wars as an animated slug fest, with a dose of "West Side Story" thrown in as well.
Murdoch Vs. Sulzberger Gets Animated (Video)
The newspaper wars between the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal is re-imagined with a touch of "West Side Story"


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Ever wonder what Hudson Valley celebrities were like when they were teenagers? We have the high school yearbook photos of some of your favorite local stars. Click through to see their yearbook pics compared to recent photos. -Kirthana Ramisetti
Keith Olbermann: The news pundit is a graduate of Hackley School in Tarrytown.
One of Keith Olbermann's teachers at Hackley said he would "wind up either in politics or influencing it." His teacher was right: He went on to work as a sports broadcaster for ESPN and a news commentator for MSNBC and Current TV.
Jimmy Fallon: The comedian and talk show host graduated from Saugerties High School.
Jimmy Fallon's eighth-grade yearbook said he was "Most Likely to Take Over for David Letterman." After a successful stint on "Saturday Night Live," he now hosts NBC's "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon," which airs in the same time slot as Letterman's former NBC talk show.
Liza Minnelli: The famous daughter of Judy Garland briefly attended Scarsdale High School.
Liza Minnelli got her first taste of stardom when she starred in Scarsdale High School's production of "The Diary of Anne Frank" in 1961. She went on to achieve the rare distinction of an "EGOT" – which means winning an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony Award.
Dick Clark: The television icon graduated from A. B. Davis High School in Mount Vernon.
Dick Clark was named "The Man Most Likely to Sell the Brooklyn Bridge" while he was attending A.B. Davis High. Although he wasn't able to achieve that feat, he did go on to become a TV icon as the host of "American Bandstand," "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" and "The "$100,000 Pyramid."
Stanley Tucci: The Oscar-nominated actor is a graduate of John Jay High School in Cross River.
Stanley Tucci stayed connected to the Hudson Valley long after he graduated from John Jay High. Besides collaborating with high school classmate Campbell Scott on four films, he attended Purchase College, where he gave his roommate Ving Rhames the nickname "Ving." In recent years he has called North Salem home.
Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi: The reality star attended Marlboro High School in Marlboro.
Nicole Polizzi earned her nickname when she was in the eighth grade; her friends named her after a character in the 2001 movie "Save the Last Dance." Her cutesy nickname and brash attitude helped the Marlboro native achieve superstardom on "Jersey Shore."
Sean "Diddy" Combs: The rap mogul was raised in Mount Vernon and attended Mount St. Michael Academy in the Bronx.
Although he attended school in the Bronx, Diddy grew up in Mount Vernon. He credits the late Heavy D, a fellow Mount Vernon native, as "the person who made me who I am today." Diddy went on to become one of the most successful figures in the music industry, due to his work with a variety of pop stars, including Yonkers native Mary J. Blige.
Vanessa Williams: The actress and singer graduated from Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua.
In the caption underneath her high school yearbook photo, Vanessa Williams wrote, "I?ll see you on Broadway." She fulfilled her promise, going on to star in the Broadway musicals "Kiss of the Spider Woman," "Into the Woods" and "Sondheim on Sondheim." She also has had success in music, film and television.
Donald Trump: The celebrity millionaire is a graduate of the New York Military Academy in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Donald Trump excelled in sports while attending New York Military Academy, and was even inducted into the school's Sports Hall of Fame in 2005. "The Apprentice" host has been less successful when it comes to movies: He won a Razzie Award for worst supporting actor for his cameo in the 1990 comedy, "Ghosts Can't Do It."
Steven Tyler: The rock star attended Roosevelt High School in Yonkers.
Despite getting kicked out of Roosevelt High for drug use, and eight separate stints in rehab throughout his career, Steven Tyler is still rocking. In 2012, he left his gig as an "American Idol" judge to continue making music with his band Aerosmith.


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ROSWELL, Ga. – HomeStretch will be one of 18 nonprofit organizations participating in the Atlanta Track Club's 2012 Adopt a Marathon Mile program Oct. 30. HomeStretch provides homeless families in north metro Atlanta with the support necessary to lead more self-sustainable lives.
In the race, HomeStretch will "adopt" a mile of the marathon to provide water and support to the runners in exchange for a donation to the organization.
The Atlanta Track Club will award bonus points to the most enthusiastic organizations in exchange for extra donations.
The race will last from 7:15 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. Volunteers are welcome to become cheerleaders, bring their families and dress up for extra enjoyment.


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Ban Ki-moon: UN Access to Syria Essential for Credible Chemical Weapons Inquiry
UN chief says chemical weapons issue is crucial factor in determining U.S., Western involvement in civil war, but Syria is blocking unconditional and unfettered UN access.
United Nations chief Ban Ki-moon said on Monday that investigators have been gathering and analyzing available information on alleged chemical weapons attacks in Syria, but access to the war-torn country is needed for a "credible and comprehensive inquiry."
The issue of possible chemical attacks by Syrian President Bashar Assad's government has become a crucial factor that could lead to the United States and other Western powers stepping up their involvement in the Syrian civil war.
Ban created a UN inspection mission, led by Swedish scientist Ake Sellstrom, in mid-March to investigate several claims of chemical weapons attacks in Syria, where more than 70,000 people have been killed in a two-year-old war.
But Syria has blocked unconditional and unfettered access by the UN mission, which has an advance team in Cyprus ready to deploy to Syria within 24 to 48 hours, and it is unlikely it will gain that type of access any time soon.
"On-site activities are essential if the United Nations is to be able to establish the facts and clear all the doubts surrounding this issue," Ban told reporters before meeting with Sellstrom at the United Nations in New York.
"A credible and comprehensible inquiry requires full access to the site where chemical weapons are alleged to have been used," Ban said. "I again urge Syrian authorities to allow the investigation to proceed without delay and without conditions."
Ban said that in the meantime, the investigators were gathering and analyzing available information on the alleged attacks, which included possible visits to countries that said they had evidence of chemical weapons use.
A Western diplomat said British officials had shown Sellstrom evidence on which London based its assertion that there was "limited but growing" evidence of chemical weapons use by Syrian authorities.
But Sellstrom found the evidence inconclusive, said the diplomat, speaking on the condition of anonymity. Syria denies using chemical weapons. Assertions of chemical weapon use in Syria by Western and Israeli officials citing photos, sporadic shelling and traces of toxins do not meet the standard of proof needed for UN investigators, according to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, which works on U.N. inquiries.
U.S. President Barack Obama and his aides have also stressed the need for a comprehensive U.N. investigation on the ground in Syria. U.S. officials said on Thursday the intelligence community believes with varying degrees of confidence that Assad's forces used the nerve agent sarin on a small scale against rebel
"I take seriously the recent intelligence report of the United States about the use of chemical weapons in Syria," Ban said. Syria had asked the United Nations only to investigate what it says was a rebel chemical attack near Aleppo in March. The
opposition has blamed Assad's forces for that strike and also wants the U.N. team to look into other alleged chemical attacks by the government.
Western UN diplomats say allegations regarding the Aleppo incident and another attack in Homs in December are the most credible. Ban has repeatedly urged Syria to permit Sellstrom's team to inspect both locations.
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Stories from behind the Berlin Wall I Hester Vaizey
The National Archives
Friday, 31 October 2014 from 14:00 to 15:00 (GMT)
Who's Going
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Event Details
The National Archives is hosting Writer of the Month, a series of talks to broaden awareness of historical records and their uses for writers. Each month, a high-profile author will visit The National Archives to share their writing experience and tell us more about their books.
Hester Vaizey is a University Lecturer in Modern German History and a Fellow of Clare College, Cambridge. She also acts as Publishing Co-ordinator at The National Archives. Her book Surviving Hitler's War: Family Life in Germany 1939-1948, was shortlisted for the Women's History Network Prize and won the Fraenkel Prize for Contemporary History. Her latest book is 'Born in the GDR: Living in the Shadow of the Wall'.
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The National Archives
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Friday, 31 October 2014 from 14:00 to 15:00 (GMT)
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The National Archives is the official archive and publisher for the UK government, and for England and Wales. We are the guardians of some of our most iconic national documents, dating back over 1,000 years.


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National Association of Testing Authorities (NATA) Australia announced today that Dr Geoff Hogg will succeed Mr Alastair Ross as Chairman of NATA. The appointment will be effective when Mr Ross steps down at the conclusion of the 2016 Annual General Meeting on 18 October 2016.
The Board thanks Mr Ross for his contribution, and dedication to advancing the mission of NATA over the last two decades, especially during his term as the Chair of the Board.
Mr Ross was the Director of the National Institute of Forensic Science - a directorate of the Australia New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency.
Mr Ross started his association with NATA in 1992 when he chaired the steering committee to set up the forensic science program. Mr Ross was appointed as the inaugural Chair of the Forensic Science Accreditation Advisory Committee after the forensic science accreditation program was introduced in 1994. Mr Ross was elected to the Board in 2003 and elected Chair of the Board in 2011.
'My association with NATA for over 20 years has been a rewarding journey as assessor and member of a technical committee, and a great honour to serve on the Board for the last 13 years. Next year will be NATA's 70th Anniversary and I have no doubt about NATA's bright future and have complete confidence that NATA will continue to prosper under Geoff's leadership with support from the Board, management, staff, and the volunteers who serve as technical assessors and technical committee members," Mr Ross said.
Dr Hogg was the Director of the Microbiological Diagnostic Unit, Public Health Laboratory at the University of Melbourne and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia, and a Fellow of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.
Dr Hogg was elected to the Board in 2008 and served as Chair of the Board's Audit and Risk Committee until 2011. Dr Hogg has a long and extensive association with NATA as an assessor for Medical Testing and as an Authorised Representative for Medical, Veterinary and Biological laboratories.
"It is a great privilege to be the Chair of the NATA Board. I share Alastair's optimism about NATA's future. I am looking forward to making a contribution through the Board to promote and enhance the value of accreditation to its members, stakeholders, and the general community,' Dr Hogg said.
For any queries, please contact:
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This is the townhouse of your dreams! This luxurious home has been thoughtfully designed and executed to provide the ultimate in functionality and comfort. The first level offers a stunning and spacious open chefs kitchen and dining room complete with Calcutta Gold Marble counters, GE Monogram appliances, custom-built wood cabinetry, and plenty of storage space. The living room area is separate and offers a hand crafted custom built-in entertainment center. The floors are walnut herringbone and run the entire level. Upstairs, two large bedrooms with Juliet balconies are separated by a grand four piece marble bath and a spacious laundry-room with vented hook-up. On the top floor, the master bedroom features a private terrace, walk-in closet, and a four-piece master bath. The fourth level of the home also features a finished deck facing Irving Place and a balcony off the master suite. Quality details throughout include: custom molding, base boards and ornate door framing, large custom windows, and skylights. On the garden level you will find a truly flexible duplex apartment. On the first floor the kitchen features bamboo cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. The bath includes a soaking tub, and the master bedroom faces a serene private garden. A spacious recreational room awaits you and includes a laundry area with W/D hook-up and half bath. The mechanicals are all energy efficient including; separate multi-zone CAC Heating system and, Tankless Water Heaters.
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Usability and Wireless Technologies for Our Health: Improving the User Experience
The healthcare industry is transitioning from a sick care system to a health improvement system, and mobile health (mHealth) services are an important factor. Equipped with new devices and services, consumers are taking charge of their own health by seeking solutions that allow them to track their fitness, and manage chronic disease therapy and overall wellness.
We are on the cusp of something big—something entirely new for health consumers and professionals alike—but significant adoption and improvement to health can only be made possible if the products and services are easy to use and address real consumer challenges.
The field of usability engineering and user experience design has a long history of incorporating a user-centered design approach to products, services, and systems. Typically, this has involved studying and understanding end users, proposing design solutions that meet their needs, developing prototypes and concepts, testing these concepts with representative users, and iterating the design until performance goals are met. This process has been applied with great success in military systems, consumer products, and computer hardware and software.
To this end, key usability guidelines include reducing training and learning time, using terminology that makes sense to target users, and providing relevant feedback to the user. Ideally the user interface is an intuitive, pleasurable experience that customers will enjoy using repeatedly.
However, new and different challenges and opportunities are presented by the introduction of wireless technologies in health and fitness products.
One new opportunity is the ability for wireless devices to passively collect data and update sensors (based on user consent) thereby reducing the burden on the user and improving data accuracy. Connected health devices allow actionable, relevant health information to be pushed to the consumer in a timely manner. Location-based services are another example. GPS capabilities are already utilized in some fitness devices by allowing the user to track exercise routes and compare results with others. The powerful computing processors in devices along with ubiquitous high-speed networks will allow cutting edge technologies such as augmented reality to identify nutritional content in food, identify pills, and perform other functions that combine real-world imagery with server-side meta data. The opportunities for wireless technologies to improve health and wellness abound.
Still, there are a variety of user experience challenges.
For instance, wireless devices may have different setup and configuration requirements, which could pose problems to users who may not be familiar with setting up a WiFi network or pairing Bluetooth devices. Care must be taken to streamline and simplify these procedures, and Qualcomm Labs is working to develop the technologies, business strategies, and user experience requirements to enable seamless connectivity for the consumer.
The key for the future will be the ability to combine data from many of these tools, devices, and data sources to create real, personalized health self-management solutions. Qualcomm Labs is actively working on and continuously upgrading the technologies to make this a reality—to enable medical device companies, health software companies, and health analytics to play together to develop more convenient, relevant, and easy to use solutions that change the way we think about our health, and how we can work to improve it.
Donald Jones serves as vice president of business development for QUALCOMM Inc. In this role, he is responsible for leading QUALCOMM's efforts to incorporate wireless technologies into the healthcare and medical devices markets.


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Mr. Lincoln's Attic - Abraham Lincoln Presidential Museum
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This downloadable PDF file offers a very detailed lesson plan and classroom activities about Abraham Lincoln. Topics include "Who Do We Collect Artifacts," "Do Objects Talk," "What's In A Name," and "Oral History Interviews." Although this site was created as a "Teacher's Guide" for classes visiting the museum, the lessons can be used independently without a trip to Illinois! Each topic includes standards, discussion questions, printable pages, pictures, and more. This site requires Adobe Acrobat, get it from the TeachersFirst Toolbox page.
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The Twelve Elements of a Merit Image: Part 1
Michael Timmons
Michael Timmons is the resident expert on all things competition. Whether it's the judging, the submission or even the reasons why to compete, Michael knows all.
In this first part of a three-part series, Michael starts his discussion on the 12 Elements of a Merit Print. With the thousands and thousands of images that judges see annually, the 12 elements create a judging standard that is consistent throughout all competitions. Once you understand the standard, you can better create a competition-winning print.
You'll begin with a high-level introduction of all elements and how they create an objective measure by which to judge entries. Then, Michael tackles the first four:
- Impact: Learn what it is, how it effects a judge, and what you can use to create it. Discuss how emotion and drama, techniques and subject matter can give your images the impact you want and judges seek.
- Creativity: Many believe that creativity is a trait with which you're born, but Michael firmly believes it is a skill that can be learned. Discover how imagination and innovative "outside the box" thinking can produce extraordinary results.
- Style: This is unique to every great artist, and can be how a photographer uses light or composition or various fundamentals and techniques. Even lens choices, post production and enhancements can define your personal style.
- Composition: You'll discuss what composition is, what makes it great, and how to achieve it in your images.
You're one-third of your way through the 12 elements that will stay with you throughout your career!
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Michael E. Timmons owns and operates Gallery 143 and the Portrait Gallery in Vassar, Michigan. The Gallery clients includes NASCAR Teams, Hendricks Motor Sports, Drury Inns, and McDonalds Restaurants, in addition to banks, hotels, businesses, doctors' offices, and private collectors. The Portrait Gallery is an all inclusive portrait studio photographing portraits, high school seniors, children, families, commercial and underclass.
Michael Timmons is a published poet, writer, artist, and photographer. He has been involved in the arts for over 38 years. Michael has lectured around the world and at local, state and regional conventions. He has presented programs several times at the Professional Photographers of America International Convention. Michael is also an approved PPA International Juror and a PPA Jury Chairman.
Michael has received his Master of Photography, Master Artist and Photographic Craftsman degrees from Professional Photographers of America, in addition to receiving the Imaging Excellence award. Michael also was awarded the Fellowship degree from the American Society of Photographers. He is also a Certified Professional Photographer.
Michael is a past president of the Arkansas Professional Photographers Association, has served on the Portrait Group for Professional Photographers of America, including Chairman of the committee, and has also served PPA as a member of the Photographic Exhibitions Committee, including Vice Chairman, and several years as a PPA councilor. Michael is currently serving on the Professional Photographers of America Board of Directors as Vice President for 2014 - 2015. Michael has also served on the board of directors of the Professional Photographers of the Ozarks. Michael has received the Arkansas Distinguished Service Award, the Michigan Service Award, and the American Society of Photographers Service Award. Michael also received the coveted "National Award," from the Professional Photographers of America.


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Riverside Veterinary Clinic is looking for a full/part time veterinary associate. We are a privately owned, 5 doctor practice located in Northeastern Massachusetts. We are looking for a friendly, energetic, confident doctor with a least 2 years clinical experience to join our team. Exceptional new graduates and internship trained candidates will be considered. Our practice culture is based on high quality medicine, excellent client communication skills, compassionate care. Work environment is a relaxed family like atmosphere with a strong emphasis on teamwork. Our hospital is well equipped with digital record keeping, in house laboratory, ultrasound, digital full body and dental x ray. Our staff features a number of LVT, a great support staff and a core of experienced doctors. Position offers excellent benefits and salary with no on call or overnight obligations. Flexible 5 week, rotating schedule with some daytime and weekend hours required. Typical 4, full time schedule would include a fixed day off, and one surgery day per week. Practice is located convenient to New England coast and mountains and still accessible to Boston. Please send your resume to Niki Lagasse, DVM at email@example.com
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The art of revealing future events by means of a pretended communication with the dead; the black art; hence, magic in general; conjuration; enchantment. See black art. This palace standeth in the air, By necromancy placed there. (Drayton)
Origin: OE. Nigromaunce, nigromancie, OF. Nigromance, F. Necromance, necromancie, from L. Necromantia, Gr.; a dead body (akin to L. Necare to kill, Skr. Na to perish, vanish) _ divination, fr. Diviner, seer, akin to E. Mania. See Mania, and cf. Internecine, Noxious. The old spelling is due to confusion with L. Niger black. Hence the name black art.
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Man has iPhone snatched out of hands at T stop, runs after thief, who gets caught [1]
MBTA Transit Police report [3] an Orange Line rider engrossed in a game on his iPhone 4 failed to notice the guy who was about to snatch it out of his hands as the train pulled into Tufts Medical Center around 12:20 p.m.
However, police say:
The victim gave chase, following Isiah Cooper out onto Washington Street. The victim was yelling for passersby to stop Cooper. Several security guards from Tufts Medical Center happened to be posted in front of the hospital and were able to stop and detain Cooper til arrival of Transit Police.
Cooper, 25, of Jamaica Plain, was charged with unarmed robbery. The victim's iPhone was recovered, police add.
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Linda R. Monk
Linda R. Monk, J.D., is a constitutional scholar, journalist, and nationally award-winning author. A graduate of Harvard Law School, she twice received the American Bar Association's Silver Gavel Award, its highest honor for law-related media. Her books include The Words We Live By: Your Annotated Guide to the Constitution, Ordinary Americans: U.S. History Through the Eyes of Everyday People, and The Bill of Rights: A User's Guide. For more than 25 years, Ms. Monk has written commentary for newspapers nationwide, including the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Miami Herald, and Huffington Post. In addition, she has appeared on MSNBC, C-SPAN, and NPR. She also served as a visiting scholar for the National Constitution Center in 2003.
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I'm trying to provide a reasonably authentic recipe for the travel company I work for, but I'm finding too many variations online! I have three main questions based on what I've read:
-- what type of black olives are recommended?
-- is allspice widely used?
-- how about green bell pepper?
I'm sure every family has their own variation, but I don't want to make any egregious errors. I will definitely be using beef, hard-boiled eggs, and raisins.
Thanks in advance!


text: Herbert Xu <firstname.lastname@example.com>: > I knew this was coming :) Sorry, apt-move has to use realpath(1) which for > some reason is in dwww. So lobby whoever is in charge to get it moved into > a saner place. I originally wrote realpath because dwww needed it and I didn't find anything similar anywhere. Having other packages depend on dwww just to get realpath is, of course, a bad thing. Moving realpath to some other package would be better. Best would be to find that a similar utility already exists. It would seem, based on the manual page and a quick test, that the readlink utility in debianutils does the trick, if one uses the -f option. Checking from the sources, this causes use of the realpath system call, just as my readpath program uses. Therefore, I suggest removing realpath altogether and making anything that uses it use readlink -f instead. At least apt-move and dwww need to be changed, then; I don't know whether any other packages also need to. (I don't know if readlink -f existed when I wrote dwww. It might've, in which case I just looked badly for it. Or it might not have.) -- Lars Wirzenius <firstname.lastname@example.com> Architect, Kannel WAP and SMS Gateway project, Wapit Ltd, http://www.kannel.org


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Legal Question in Legal Malpractice in Illinois
I have sued my previous attorney for malpractice, and my current attorney worked out a settlement plan with my former attorney. My new attorney assured me that if my former attorney doesn't live up to the arrangement, he will file an injunction against him. I am curious what this injunction can do and how effective it can be. Does this allow me to put a lien against any income he earns or his property? I guess I just want to make sure I have a legal recourse that will allow me to receive my settlement.
Asked on 4/23/12, 4:11 pm
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Jonathan Shimberg SHIMBERG and CROHN, P.C.
Without seeing the terms of the settlement your question is unanswerable. What injunctive relief could be sought? Does your former atty have something that he is not returning? Makes no sense.
Answered on 4/24/12, 1:11 pm


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Full credit to Osasuna who played like they had nothing to fear against their vaunted opposition. Pep Guardiola resting Xavi, Iniesta, and Fabregas on the bench for the Bayer Leverkusen CL first leg sent in Thiago Alcantara, Pedro, and Sergi Roberto. The latter breaking into the first squad, all of four games old, completed the rejiggered midfield. Javier Mascherano as insurance for the injured Sergio Busquets recovering from a knee injury occupied the deeper role.
It was Dejan Lekic who got the ball rolling for Osasuna with two quick strikes "poonching the lungs of Barcelona." Lekic's first goal came from a sublime touch by Raul Garcia.
Barca's defense was notably missing with Gerard Pique the culprit in both instances. Pep sent in young guns Isaac Cuenca and Cristian Tello after the half to get something going and in the 51st minute, El Conejo delivered from Cuenca's cross as Barca asserted themselves. But Osasuna refused to wilt keeping up the pressure as assist man Garcia turned into goalscorer. Fabregas was sent on to salvage the situation and he turned provider for Tello's goal to bring Barca to sniffing distance of the equalizer.
Sanchez was distinctly unlucky as he had a goal declared offside after Sergi Roberto was found to have nicked the ball as Barca ran out of answers. They are now 7 points adrift of Real which could extend to 10 points after the Merengues meet Levante. Not looking good for Barca.
Btw, something tells me Manuel Pellegrini would have been equally effective as Jose Mourinho minus the crap if he had been allowed to stay on at Real for his second season.
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with this defeat, I think barca increasingly difficult to get the La Liga title


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Monroe Town News
Library News
The Monroe Library's History Committee invites everyone to check out the new display of family history donations in the history display case located just inside the lobby of the Town Hall. This month's display is the second in a series that highlights recent donations from Monroe families to the town's History Archives. The items on display this month are from the late 19th Century and are from the David Robbins family. They range from the ornate Certificate of Marriage of David's maternal great grandparents to an 1897 diary of a distant cousin who besides being a farmer was also both the Town Constable and Monroe Tax Collector. Various financial receipts recently discovered by Jackie Robbins also reveal some interesting details of late nineteenth century economic life in Monroe. The history displays change regularly, so don't forget to check out the case just to the right of the lobby doors next time you visit the town hall to renew your car license or buy tags for your dog.
American Legion News
The membership of Argonne Post # 138 of the American Legion is pleased to announce that membership will be free to all WWII vets who are residents of Frankfort, Monroe and Winterport from this date forward. Please contact Ben at 525-4435 or Phil at 223-2519.
Holiday Wishes
I hope all have a Happy Holidays and wonderful New Year. It is so hard to believe we about to start another year. I have to say 2012 has gone by extremely fast for my family. We have had a great deal of change to adjust to and for me and mine transition has been hard but we are adjusting. I have been disabled for a number of years but this my husband was forced to finally confront his health issues and in record time(less than 5 months) applied for and was awarded his disability. So now we are a family on an income that is fixed permanently. In the current economy with a 12 year-old child surviving with day to day living is tough. So Holidays are different this year and for the first time in 12 years we actually did not even put up an actual tree because presents consisted of needs not wants like winter coat and boots, mittens,hat and all the fixings for Christmas dinner. But we have a warm house and full bellies so no complaints or regrets.
On a Personal Note
I would like to send my personal prayers to the families of the victims of the Sandy Hook tragedy. My emotions have run the gamete from horror to exasperation. I hope and pray that we as a country put our collective minds together and realize that it is finally too much and time to act accordingly. Our constitutional rights aside what about the mounting number of innocent victims and their rights.


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Washington (AFP) Feb 15, 2012
US networking giant Cisco appealed on Wednesday against the European Commission's approval of Microsoft's $8.5 billion takeover of Internet voice and video leader Skype.
Cisco senior vice president Marthin De Beer said in a blog post that Cisco does not oppose the merger but the Commission should have required greater interoperability between video-calling systems.
Cisco is a leading provider of video conferencing systems and a source close to the company told the TechCrunch technology blog that the appeal was filed after Cisco and Microsoft failed to reach an agreement on common standards.
Messagenet, a European Internet communications service provider, has joined Cisco in the appeal.
"This appeal is about one thing only: securing standards-based interoperability in the video calling space," De Beer said. "Our goal is to make video-calling as easy and seamless as email is today.
"Cisco does not oppose the merger, but believes the European Commission should have placed conditions that would ensure greater standards-based interoperability," De Beer said.
This was necessary, the Cisco executive said, "to avoid any one company from being able to seek to control the future of video communications.
"Making a video-to-video call should be as easy as dialing a phone number," he said. "Today, however, you can't make seamless video calls from one platform to another, much to the frustration of consumers and business users alike.
"Cisco believes that the right approach for the industry is to rally around open standards," he said.
"For the sake of customers, the industry recognizes the need for ubiquitous unified communications interoperability, particularly between Microsoft/Skype and Cisco products, as well as products from other unified communications innovators," De Beer said.
The European Commission approved Microsoft's takeover of Skype in October and the deal gained US approval in June.
Microsoft said it did not expected the European Commission to go back on its decision.
"The European Commission conducted a thorough investigation of the acquisition, in which Cisco actively participated, and approved the deal in a 36-page decision without any conditions," a Microsoft spokesman said.
"We're confident the Commission's decision will stand up on appeal," the spokesman said.
Cisco was reportedly among the buyers interested in Skype, which was founded in 2003 and acquired by online auction giant eBay in September 2005.
Skype was sold to an investment group led by Silver Lake in November 2009 in a deal that valued the company at $2.75 billion, and was bought by Microsoft in May.
Skype users can make low-cost or free phone calls over the Internet using their computers or smartphones. Skype bypasses the standard telephone network by channeling voice and video calls over the Web.
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Polishville events scheduled
Polishville Community Center has planned two events for February.
A dance with Goodman/Anders of North English and Newhall is set Sunday. Food will be available for purchase at 4:30 p.m., and dancing will be from 6-9 p.m.
Bingo is planned Feb. 18. Food will be available at 4:30 p.m., and bingo games begin at 5:45 p.m.
The events are open to the public.
For information or to check on possible weather cancellations, call Bill Peck, president of Polishville Association Inc., at 319-694-3495.
Polishville is 10 miles northeast of Fairfield on Pleasant Plain Road; turn east on 136th Street and drive 2.5 miles on gravel to reach the center.


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Hagen Kearney has proven he is hungry for success with a World Cup SBX team win and several top-ten World Cup and X Games finishes. (Oliver Kraus/FIS)
Hagen Kearney and Nick Baumgartner claimed the gold-medal win, while teammates Lindsey Jacobellis and Faye Gulini earned bronze in the Snowboardcross team event at the FIS Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championships.
Hagen Kearney finished sixth overall for the men. Lindsey Jacobellis (Stratton Mountain, VT) was the top finisher for the American women, making the small final for an eighth-place finish.
Telluride's Hagen Kearney is a different kind of athlete, and the sport of snowboardcross may never be quite the same.
Hagen Kearney kicked off the Snowboardcross season with his first career World Cup Victory in Austria Friday.
Lindsey Jacobellis and Alex Deibold posted the top U.S. results in the final snowboard cross FIS World Cup of the season Sunday.
Lindsey Jacobellis (Stratton Mountain, VT) finished fourth, while Mick Dierdorff (Steamboat Spring, CO) was sixth at the FIS Snowboard World Cup Sunday in Germany.
Lindsey Jacobellis and teammate Faye Gulini battled to a silver medal at the FIS World Cup Snowboardcross team event at Montafon.
Lindsey Jacobellis sped into second and led the USA in the season finale snowboardcross event in La Molina on Saturday.
Seven-time X Games gold medalist Lindsey Jacobellis teamed up with Olympian Callan Chythlook-Sifsof to mount a joint comeback, taking second in the women's team World Cup in Montafon on Sunday.
Trevor Jacob and Faye Gulini took the top spots and clinched the U.S. titles in the 2013 Sprint U.S. Grand Prix at Canyons.
Nick Baumgartner finished seventh to lead the USA at the FIS Snowboard World Championships SBX.
Nick Baumgartner (Iron River, MI) was fifth during frigid snowboardcross qualifiers at the FIS Snowboard World Championships at Stoneham.
Seth Wescott and Nate Holland combined to win the team SBX at the Paul Mitchell Progression Session in Telluride.
Seth Wescott won the USANA Snowboardcross Cup in Telluride, his first victory in four years.
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Hagan Kearney is a motorcyle loving, metal head skateboarder with a knack for the snowboardcross course. He fell in love with snowboarding at nine years old when a family vacation turned into a family relocation to Telluride, CO.
New to the World Cup circuit in 2012, Kearney proved his mettle with impressive Nor-Am finishes, including a whopping eight top-ten finishes in 2012. His World Cup fifth-place finish at Valmalenco, Italy was proof that this versatile athlete has lots of podiums to clean up in the years to come.
In 2013 Kearney competed in seven World Cup races and took the SBX team win at the World Cup opener in Montafon, Austria. During his second season on the SBX team, Kearney continued to impress with consistent points on the World Cup tour and a ninth-place finish at the 2014 X Games.
He's a now a three-time X Games athlete and in 2016 he logged a couple of top-ten World Cup finishes, as well as a win at the Nor-Am Cup at Ski Cooper in February.


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WASHINGTON, March 12 (UPI) -- U.S. Food and Drug Administration officials added a boxed warning Friday to the anti-blood clotting drug Plavix, or clopidogrel.
The warning alerts patients and healthcare professionals that the drug -- which reduces the risk of heart attack, unstable angina, stroke and cardiovascular death in patients with cardiovascular disease by making platelets less likely to form blood clots -- can be less effective in people who cannot metabolize the drug to convert it to its active form.
However, Plavix does not have its anti-platelet effects until it is metabolized into its active form by the liver enzyme, CYP2C19, the FDA said in a statement.
"People who have reduced functioning of their CYP2C19 liver enzyme cannot effectively convert Plavix to its active form. As a result, Plavix may be less effective in altering platelet activity in those people," the FDA statement said. "These 'poor metabolizers' may not receive the full benefit of Plavix treatment and may remain at risk for heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death."
It is estimated that 2 percent to 14 percent of the U.S. population are poor metabolizers. The FDA recommends that healthcare professionals consider alternative dosing of Plavix for these patients, or consider using other anti-platelet medications.
Tests are available to assess CYP2C19 genotype to determine if a patient is a poor metabolizer, the FDA said.


text: Hi all, just wanted to introduce myself. My current stable of grills is a Weber Summit gas grill, Pitmaker Safe, Yoder YS640 Pellet grill, and a NorCal Ovenworks charcoal grill with adjustable Argentine grate. While it's nice having so many grills I find myself going to my Yoder often because of the set it and forget it ease of use. If I smoke first and sear at the end of a cook I fire up the Weber for a quick sear. I think I'll just have to invite more friends over so I can break out the other grills. The Pitmaker Safe and Norcalovenworks grill are somewhat new so I hope to use those more in the near future. Craig


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MENIFEE - A hearing Tuesday to seek public input about a long-debated proposal to bring Paloma Valley High School into the Menifee school district was notable for its unity and lack of contention.
Fewer than 20 people attended the meeting of the Riverside County Committee on School District Organization, and the few who spoke simply expressed appreciation that the planned transfer of Paloma from the Perris Union High School District to the Menifee Union School District was moving forward.
The issue is now in the hands of a consultant, Mike Winters of Cardiff, who will bring a report back to the committee by May 15, said Rollin Edmunds, the director of district fiscal and administrative services for the county Office of Education. At that time, the committee will vote on whether to recommend making Menifee a kindergarten through 12th-grade district, a process called unification, to the state Board of Education, which will have the final say.
The problem is, the state could slow it all down by an estimated two years, Edmunds said. The whole process could take six years, he added. The final step would be an election among voters to determine whether a new school board should be formed to represent the unified district and who the board members should be.
Angie Biesterfeld, of Menifee, whose daughter is a junior at Paloma Valley, said she has been in favor of unification for 17 years, and hopes it will happen before her third-grader reaches high school. She said the high school's biggest issue is overcrowding, followed by traffic and safety issues on surrounding streets.
"It's hard to be patient," she said. "It's been a long time coming."
The high school sits in the middle of Menifee district boundaries, but has been governed by Perris Union High School District since it opened in 1996. The district contains four traditional high schools in areas in and around Perris in an arrangement that dates to when the area was sparsely populated and high schools drew students from a wide area, Edmunds said.
Perris Union High School District is the last remaining district of its kind in the county, as others have already had their high schools unified with elementary school districts, he said.
For years, giving Menifee Union control of Paloma Valley was discussed but deemed unacceptable to a majority of board members in Perris and Menifee. The process must be approved by a majority of both boards or by a petition signed by 25 percent of area voters, said Fred Twyman, a math teacher at Paloma who is president of the Menifee district board and who has been a driving force behind unification.
Studies were done and petition drives were started, but an agreement to being the process of transferring the school was not done until last year, after new board members were elected to both districts' boards. Twyman's colleague on the board, Phoeba Irey, also has been a proponent of the process.
Twyman said he researched the costs involved in operating the high school and said it will be a "wash" for Menifee as the taxes gained will pay off the school's debt. He said unification makes sense for fiscal reasons and in connecting the curriculum and scheduling of Paloma with the other schools in the district.
He predicted a second high school will be built in Menifee east of Interstate 215 before unification is final, and he believes that school will also become part of the Menifee district.
Edmunds said the consultant will study the financial impacts. One consideration, he said, is the estimate that Menifee would get about $800 less per student from the state than Perris receives. That amount is determined by a complicated state formula, he said.
"They will have to operate on a lower number (of dollars) per student," he said.
One criteria the committee will use to decide the issue is whether unification promotes sound fiscal management and does not cause a substantial negative effect on the finances of the proposed district, officials said.
Menifee Superintendent Linda Callaway addressed the committee while standing beside her equivalent from Perris, Jonathan Greenberg. Both said they were committed to working together to make the transition as smooth as possible.
Menifee parent Ed Heethuis testified that parents he has spoken to are excited about having the high school united with the district's elementary and middle schools.
"We just all wanted to say thank you," he said.
- Contact staff writer Cathy Redfern at (951) 676-4315, Ext.2621, or email@example.com .


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