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I am very depressed and feel like committing suicide. I am a Muslim. I feel like life has no meaning and feel like questioning the existence of God. I feel like God doesn't care and just wants to make my life a living hell. I apologize if what I am saying is against the rules because I had no time to read. So I hope that you can find it in your heart to forgive me if I said anything wrong. I really feel like committing suicide, I don't know what I should do, I don't know if God will forgive me for the things I've done. I pray five times a day, I read the hadith, I try to please God but I find life so difficult. I don't know why God would want to do this to me. God doesn't talk to me or answer my prayers, God seems so harsh and unapproachable, God just seems like he isn't there. And my so-called brothers (and sisters) in Islam aren't much of a help either. I feel like there is not one single human on the face of this planet who can help and understand. I feel like there is no point in living. I might lose my faith any time and just commit suicide. What can I do? Once again, sorry if this goes against the rules or offends anyone, I am unable to think clearly at the moment. I just hope I can find help. |
hmm... I ever encounter this kind of feeling... like want to commit suicide, but because I believe that Allah exist and I scare if I die I will straight go to hell, FOREVER, that's prevent me doing it. I believe that Allah exist because I ever make dua, I forgot whether when I still in elementary school or junior high school, and I forgot what's the dua as well, but I still remember how happy I am when Allah answer my pray. so if my dua not answered by Allah, I always think that maybe I did something wrong. so, what should I say... well I don't know what is your problem, if you mention it to us, maybe we can look for solution together. if there is a mosque in your neighborhood that held some kind of tausiyah, attend that tausiyah. |
my brother dont lose hope,be patient because all good things come to those who wait.what is better,to suffer on earth and enjoy in heaven or vice versa?dont be sad,be happy,dont compare yourself to people who are better than u,compare yourself to people who are worse than u,u want to commit suicide,think of those who are killed innocently,those who died without knowing the truth,look at u,u even have money to surf the internet,but do u know that there are people out there who wish to have what u have?think of the orphans,think of those who are mad,think of those who are sick in hospitals,look at the poor,look at the lame,just look at the less privaledged in society and compare yourself to them.dont u think allah is very merciful to u?dont only thank him when u are in good health and everything is moving smoothly in your life but let your faith be strengthened when u are in problems,because others have WORSE PROBLEMS THAN WHAT U ARE GOING THROUGH.so begin by asking Allah's forgiveness by doubting his existance,then thank him for whatever problems u are facing,because otherts have worse problems than what u have. |
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Mar 31 '12 at 13:41
Dear brother/sister, I have little to give. But I thank you for your advice, I will do what I can InshaAllah.
(Apr 01 '12 at 03:28)
i will tell you smthing my brother.. many ppl dont care about the God..they think that He gave them the earth just to have fun and do nothing?but you care about the God so the goal of your life should be to prepare for your death.. we muslims believe in the life after death...dont listen to other people who's wish is to be rich and command everyone.. bcs they are confused and they don't know what they're doing on this earth..Allah created us only so we can pray to him.I know that its hard to be religious in this world since alot of people dont rly care about their death.. they are saying '' we are too young to die'' or ''death is the end'' but death can come every second...so the goal of your life should be to die as a muslim and not to die while doing bad things.. |
Apr 01 '12 at 04:25
I thank you for the comment, it is hard at times, but I will take your advice.
(Apr 01 '12 at 04:28)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8gw7x8huPY&feature=related i hope this will help u brother.. jazakAllah.. :) |
Apr 02 '12 at 08:37
Thank you again, I'll be sure to watch, inshaAllah. I appreciate your help, may we one day meet in paradise.
(Apr 02 '12 at 08:39)
Have changed emotionally ever since you posted your status? Meaning better? |
May 08 '12 at 01:04
Not feeling 100%, but InshaAllah, I'm getting better. JazakAllah, the support of my brother/sister muslims helps me.
(May 08 '12 at 11:17)
That's great to hear. At least your on the way to the right path, so don't lose hope, your doing great. Im always going to be checking on here just in case you need anything. I just woke up and the first thing I did was log on here. Like I said yesterday, if you ever need to ask me anything, please let me know, I want to help. Allah ma'ak, La Illah Illa Allah
(May 08 '12 at 12:29)
That's very kind of you, I appreciate it and I'll pray that Allah will increase your reward. And Auzubillah, today wasn't very good. But I'll do my best to trust Allah and wait for his provision. Salaam.
(May 09 '12 at 09:25)
Salam, How are you today? I hope all is well be izn Allah. What is that you were feeling the other day if you dont mind sharing? Please be patient and pray. One day you will look back and know that this was a bad phase set to you be el shaitan and you will thank God that he helped you. Be izn Allah you will be ok. Your not the only one thats going threw this or went threw this remember? If I did it, so can you. You will do it and have a better future Inshallah, you will see.
(May 12 '12 at 00:05)
BTW, how old are you? If you want to share... Please don't do anything that you might regret when judgement day comes and also all your loved ones around you will be so hurt. If you need to talk or have anything that you want to share, please write to me. : ) Allah ma3ak, La Illah Illa Allah
(May 12 '12 at 00:06)
18 years of age. I'll keep your advice, JazakAllah.
(May 13 '12 at 07:20)
The problem is that I feel like such a failure. Everyone has such bad opinions about me and has such bad things to say about me. I feel very upset about this. It makes me feel that I'm such a bad person, even though I try to please people and try to be kind. My parents think I'm a failure. I have dyslexia and ADD. When I'm in anger, I lose. When I'm sad, I lose. I feel that there is no meaning for me in this life and that everyone would be happier if I was dead. But I will do my absolute best to change.
(May 13 '12 at 07:52)
Salam, first, I want to tell you that don't worry what anyone thinks of you. Think to yourself and ask if there is anything that you think you are doing wrong. If there is, chnage it as best as you can at your own pace. Your parents should understand with what you have and that is Allah's will. I am sure they do, but sit down with them and try to be calm and tell them how you feel with no anger. Being loud won't get you any where. You are still very young and have a long way to go. When I was your age that's when everything started with me.
(May 13 '12 at 13:58)
Being depressed, angry and thinking that everyone around me hates me including my parents.But I was wrong, it was my actions that made everyone around me, give me a negative. when I changed and realized what I have to do, everything started to be great. But I started with myself first instead of blaming others. I am not against you, I am trying to help you think outside the box. Start with yourself first and see what you can do better. Please becareful with yourself. Your parents could never hate you or think less of you. Put that in mind. Btw Are you in school? Rabina ma3ak ya rab, Salam
(May 13 '12 at 13:59)
Yes, I'm in school. Hoping to get into a college this year and study psychology. I'll take your advice, I do need to move on with my life. Problem is the past still hurts. I know that I need to change myself for the better. I will also accept the fact that my parents do love me.
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Being depressed, angry and thinking that everyone around me hates me including my parents.But I was wrong, it was my actions that made everyone around me, give me a negative. when I changed and realized what I have to do, everything started to be great. But I started with myself first instead of blaming others. I am not against you, I am trying to help you think outside the box. Start with yourself first and see what you can do better. Please becareful with yourself. Your parents could never hate you or think less of you. Put that in mind. Btw Are you in school? Rabina ma3ak ya rab, Salam
(May 13 '12 at 13:58)
no school far away
(May 15 '12 at 09:25)
you need to leave everything on Allah as Allah knows whats best for you, we as human beings do not have the power to decide the best for ourselves, Allah knows the best for us, so you need to leave everything on Allah. you will see that once you leave all your matters on Allal, all issues will start to solve in minutes and you will be surprised. |


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(WBEN/AP) As state and federal officials discuss restrictions on guns, neither has a monopoly on confusion, contradiction and doublespeak.
State officials continue their statewide tour to explain the state's new gun laws to gun owners, but as they do there continues to be conflicting information on what's in the bill. On on Capitol Hill, both sides are debating the issue by stretching the truth or mis-interpreting their opponents remarks
One example: The NYS SAFE ACT says you can have a magazine that holds ten bullets as long as you only put 7 bullets in. The State's new website designed to answer gun owner questions on the bill, says you have to modify the magazine if it accommodates more than 7 bullets
Developments Wednesday connected to the debate over gun violence and weapons control in the U.S.: GIFFORDS BEFORE CONGRESS Former Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, still recovering from a Tucson shooting spree that killed six people, implored federal lawmakers at an emotional hearing to act quickly to curb firearms. "Too many children are dying," she said in a hushed and halting voice. "Too many children. We must do something. It will be hard, but the time is now." At the same hearing, a top official of the National Rifle Association rejected Democratic proposals to ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines and said requiring background checks for all gun purchases would be ineffective because the Obama administration isn't doing enough to enforce the law as it is. HEARINGS IN NEWTOWN Several hundred residents of the Connecticut town where a gunman killed 20 first-graders and six educators in December turned out at Newtown High School for a legislative public hearing on gun policy changes. Many in the audience wore stickers urging more gun control measures, including limits on high-capacity magazines and high-powered, military-style rifles. "Turn this tragedy into a moment of transformation," said Nicole Hockley, whose 6-year-old son, Dylan, was killed in the massacre. Casey Khan, one of the few to speak in favor of gun rights, warned that further restrictions would leave "good and lawful citizens at risk." Khan received applause from some in the audience. ALABAMA HOSTAGE STANDOFF A gunman holed up in a bunker with a 5-year-old hostage kept law officers at bay in a standoff that began when he killed a school bus driver and dragged the boy away, according to authorities in Midland City, Ala. SWAT teams took up positions around the gunman's rural property and police negotiators were trying to win the kindergartner's release. The gunman, identified by neighbors as 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes, had been scheduled to appear in court Wednesday morning to answer charges he shot at his neighbors in a dispute last month over a speed bump. ARIZONA OFFICE GUNFIRE A gunman eluded authorities after opening fire at a Phoenix office complex, killing one person and wounding two others. Court documents show the suspect had been scheduled to go to the building for a settlement conference in a contract dispute. A law firm says one of its lawyers was among the wounded and "was representing a client in a mediation" when he was shot. Police warned the public that suspect Arthur D. Harmon is armed and dangerous. INAUGURATION PERFORMER KILLED The father of a 15-year-old presidential inauguration performer who was killed by gunfire in Chicago held a news conference in the park where she was shot, speaking as if to the gunman: "Look at yourself, just know that you took a bright person, an innocent person, a nonviolent person." Hadiya Pendleton, who had been a majorette with the King College Prep band, was talking with friends Tuesday when a man opened fire on the group, apparently not aiming at her. She was shot in the back as she tried to flee. OBAMA'S PROPOSALS President Barack Obama plans to make his first trip outside Washington to address gun proposals, traveling Monday to Minneapolis to meet with local leaders and law enforcement officials. The proposals include a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, as well as universal background checks. |
"When you throw politics into a government bureaucracy, this is certainly going to be the outcome," says Bryski, a communications professor who teaches in the political science dept.
"Here's the problem. The issue becomes the message itself. How clear is it? Are there contradictions? If one set of politicians is saying one thing and an official quote government document is saying something else, it's very difficult for the voter, for the American people, to determine what is correct," Bryski says.
In Our webpoll or At the Bottom of This Page
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On The WBEN Liveline
Miguel Rivera, Gun Instructor, Rivera Investigations
Ginger Gibson, Politico.com
Meanwhile in Washington, The intensifying gun-control debate has given rise to sloppy claims on both sides .
Here's a sampling, with the first two examples from the Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing on guns Wednesday, and the third from Vice President Joe Biden's online video chat last week during a Google Plus forum.
IOWA SEN. CHARLES GRASSLEY, the top Republican on the committee: "The 1994 assault weapon ban did not stop Columbine. The Justice Department found the ban ineffective."
THE FACTS: The 2004 study conducted for the Justice Department did not conclude the decade-old ban was a failure or a success. The nuanced report found that the effects of the ban "have yet to be fully realized" and it might take years to see results directly attributable to the prohibition on certain weapons and large capacity magazines. The ban expired later in 2004.
The study's author, Christopher S. Koper, then of the University of Pennsylvania, considered the restrictions modest and speculated that they would have similarly measured results - perhaps as much as a 5 percent decline in gunshot victimization over time if the ban were kept in effect.
His main finding: There were not enough statistics and time to understand the impact of the ban and "it may take many years for the effects of modest, incremental policy changes to be fully felt, a reality that both researchers and policy makers should heed."
The study made no recommendation whether the ban should be renewed. But it said that if the ban expired, it was "possible, and perhaps probable" that new assault weapons and large capacity magazines coming into the market "will eventually be used to commit mass murder."
WAYNE LaPIERRE, executive vice president of the National Rifle Association: "I think without any doubt, if you look at why our Founding Fathers put it (the Second Amendment) there, they had lived under the tyranny of King George and they wanted to make sure that these free people in this new country would never be subjugated again and have to live under tyranny. I also think, though, that what people all over the country fear today is being abandoned by their government. If a tornado hits, if a hurricane hits, if a riot occurs, that they're gonna be out there alone. And the only way they're going to protect themselves in the cold and the dark, when they're vulnerable, is with a firearm. And I think that indicates how relevant and essential the Second Amendment is in today's society to fundamental human survival."
SEN. DICK DURBIN, Illinois Democrat: "Well, Chief Johnson, you've heard it. The belief of NRA is, the Second Amendment has to give American citizens the firepower to fight back against you, against our government."
THE FACTS: Durbin mischaracterized LaPierre's statement in this exchange, which also involved James Johnson, Baltimore (Md.) County police chief.
LaPierre drew a distinction between what he saw as the original purpose of the Second Amendment and a contemporary fear that the government will abandon citizens, so that they must be able to protect themselves against criminals after a disaster. His statement was not a call to arms against the government.
BIDEN: "Let me give you an example: 98 percent, according to a New York Times poll, 98 percent of the American people believe that there should be tighter controls on who can own a gun."
THE FACTS: It would be a miracle if 98 percent of Americans agreed on anything. And by any measure, that many don't agree on guns.
In a New York Times/CBS News poll, 54 percent said "gun control laws should be made more strict," 34 percent said they should be left as they are and 9 percent said they should be less strict. The poll also found that 92 percent would favor "a federal law requiring background checks on all potential gun buyers," a result on par with the level of support that proposal gets in other polls. Biden made the comment last week at a Google Plus forum.
How elusive is 98 percent agreement?
Americans came close after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. In October 2001, Gallup found that 9/11 mastermind Osama bin Laden had an unfavorable rating of 97 percent.
Here's the State's Information Site, for gun owners who have questions about the new law.
You can also access it here, or call the Toll Free Gun Q&A Hotline at 855- LAW- GUNS (529-4867)


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St. Johnsville, N.Y. (WKTV) - The newly merged Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville Central School District, school board held a public meeting Wednesday night in the high school auditorium.
ORISKANY, N.Y. (WKTV) - Inmates at the Oneida County Correctional Facility were recognized Wednesday night at the second annual jail graduation ceremony.
LITTLE FALLS, N.Y. (WKTV) -- The City of Little Falls treated and distributed over 700 million gallons of water in 2011, but only 330 million gallons were delivered or used, according to a state audit released Wednesday.
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - A group of angry firearm owners gathered at the state Capitol in Albany as part of a series of nationwide rallies protesting new gun control proposals.


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Activision Publishing CEO not interested in "morphing games into movies"
Eric Hirshberg, the CEO of Activision Publishing, is a strong believer in games doing "what games do best" and doesn't share the "strange desire to morph games into movies or have them behave more like movies". He sat down with Edge for a chat about what the next generation of consoles means for Activision, check out some choice quotes after the break.
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Toki Tori 1, EDGE and RUSH coming to Wii U starting in October
Two Tribes classics such as Toki Tori 1, EDGE and RUSH have been announced for Wii U. Those who own the system will be able to play these titles "before the year is over," reads the official blurb. The developers said the games have been "tweaked" so they feel "right at home on the Wii U," and all games can be played on the GamePad, with RUSH using it as its main display. Each will be released a month apart with Toki Tori 1 hitting in October, followed by EDGE in November and RUSH in December. Each will run you only $1.99/€1.99 at launch.
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Toki Tori headlines latest Humble Weekly Sale
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Langdell's Edge trademark has been canceled by USPTO
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EDGE announce key roles for new editors
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Humble Bundle for Android 3 adds four new games
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EDGE now available in app form
Our friends at EDGE have launched an iPad app. The digital version of Future UK's venerable trade mag is on sale at half-price until July 18, at £1.99/$2.99/€2.49. It promises more content than the print edition as well as interactive elements like video and even free iOS games. There's even a free sample. Top stuff team, looks pretty tasty on the old iPad.
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Android Humble Bundle offers World of Goo, Edge, more
With the latest offering, the Humble Bundle has expanded its cross-platform philosophy even further, opening the scheme to Android users.
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Edge gets The Last of Us cover for next issue
Edge has promised a cover story for The Last of Us as part of its February issue, due next week. The mag, which features new artwork not seen before, will have an "in-depth" preview of the upcoming new Naughty Dog action IP. Also promised are features on Plants vs Zombies, Zen Pinball dev Zen Studios, reviews of Soul Calibur V, Resident Evil: Revelations and previews of Ridge Racer: Unbounded, Binary Domain and The Darkness II.
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Langdell claims nearly 100 errors in Edge vs Future High Court ruling
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High court rules in Future's favour in Langdell copyright case
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EU PS Store update, December 1 – Dead Nation, Assassin's Creed, Edge
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Langdell gets IGDA membership revoked due to "lack of integrity or unethical behavior"
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BETHBAGE [MEMBER^ 'Sl'i M» Bt R3 BETHPAGL* Lib 47 POWELL AV iF. T H P A G E NY 11714 ^Mim mm mm r OLD BETHPAGE also serving ISLAND TREES PLAINVIEW PLAINEDGE SEAFORD VOL. 9 NO. 11 Thursday, February 6,1975 Gutterman's Comes To Woodbury Gutterman's, Inc. was founded in 1892 by Abraham Gutterman a Russian immigrant who came to New York in 1885. He worked for a livery stable and when he saved enough money, he sent for his wife, Rachel and his oldest daughter, Dorothy. He eventually opened the livery stable known as A. Gutterman's & Sons, 49 Orchard St., New York City. Benjamin Gutterman, the eldest son, became the founder of Gutterman's Funeral Chapel on the East Side of New York City. Since, they have grown to six chapels serving the entire metropolitan area, including all of Long Island with Chapels in - Rockville Centre, Forest Hills, Bronx, Brooklyn, and Manhattan. The newest Chapel is located at 8000 Jericho Turnpike, Woodbury - serving Bethpage, Old Beth-page. Flainview and Hicksville. Gutterman's at Woodbury offers modern and spacious facilities and parking for 150 cars. The brick and glass exterior was designed by Gloster & Gloster of Rockville Centre and the interiors, including the stained glass windows in the chapel, are the creation of Albert Wood anr* Five Sons located in Pr.t Washington. The main chapel seats 450 people and there are five smaller chapels. Steward Gutterman is Vice President of the Corporation and will personally supervise the Woodbury Chapel. Mr. Gutterman is a resident of the community, is married and has three children. Mr. Gutterman stated, "We have long recognized the need for a large and modern facilities to serve the communities of this area of Lnntf Island." Full Disclosure In Criminal Cases Denis Dillon, District Attorney of Nassau County announced today that his office is instituting a policy of full disclosure to defendants in criminal cases. Mr. Dillon said "starting February 3rd we will give defendants information they now have to get through "motions" in court. A process which is time consuming, costly and which can delay cases for months, and tie up court calendars unnecessarily." "With a full disclosure policy," the Nassau District attorney said, "whatever the defense is legally entitled to know, it will . We will place nothing in the way of Ihe defense preparing its case". Mr. Dillon explained that "under the present system, motion papers are filed in court by the defense attorney when he wants a ballistics, narcotics or other report. Then the District Attorney's office has to file motion papers in reply. After both sides have filed, the court has to render a decision. This consumes valuable court time in addition to the time and expense of the defense and the prosecution. "Since indictments often state only the actual charge and lack specifics, the defense must seek a motion for a bill of particulars or for disclosure and inspection in order to know more about the charge against the defendent." "Now". Dillon said, "this will no longer be necessary. Defense attorneys will be given all the information they need when the (Continued on Page 8) 10 cents per copy The regular monthly meeting of the Bethpage Board of Education was held on Tuesday, January 28, 1975 at 8 P.M. All Board members were present except for Mr. Iannello and eight taxpayers attended. Prior to the regular •board meeting, a Senior Citizens hearing was held. The Board of Education authorized President Anthony LoFaso to sign, on behalf of the board, the amended contract of Mr. Arthur Hecht, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent. (The motion was made at the December 17th meeting by Mr. Resnick, and seconded by Mr. Verderosa that due to increase of assigned responsibilities which include Pupil Personnel and supervision in other areas, Mr. Hechts salary be increased by $2,500 to $25,500, effective December 17, 1974. The motion was' approved unanimously.) Under the regular agenda, the first order of business was the approval of the minutes of December 17th. The New York State School Board Associations will hold a l. 3eting on March 12th and the School Board Forum will be held at Hofstra University on March 15th - a day of interchange. The Board received a thank you note from Mrs. Orfan for a basket of fruit. A Hearing will be held on a zoning variance - Anderson Street and Central Avenue - request two-family residence hearing - January 30th - 8 P.M. Under the Superintendent's Report, the following were approved: A disability retirement of Mr. Demler, Central Blvd. School, effective Dec. 5; maternity leave for Elaine Duncan, effective February 28, 1975 - August 31, 1976; maternity leave for Elizabeth Fabian, Campagne School; Sal Murando, Probationary appointment physical education, effective January 1, 1975; extra curricular activities - Mr. White and Mr. Moore; D. Fennelli - Ice Hockey coach, $350. The board approved the accepting from the Bethpage Dad's Club, a donation of a scoreboard for the Bethpage High School gym. Miss Brown was approved to be placed on the substitute list . (retired services). In-Service Programs were approved, covering Group Dynamics and Behavioral Techniques. Sabbatical Leave requests have been given to the Board of Education for action at the February meeting. Health Service Contracts were approved for St. Ladislaus and Queen of the Rosary Academy. There was an extension of 19 sick days, granted to G. Hebert, switchboard operator.in the district for many years. The board also approved a clerical change in title to account clerk for Mrs. Crowley, February 1st. Also, Mrs. Nyland, registered nurse was added to the substitute list. Bids were received January 9th on custodial supplies totaling $17,125 approved also, Continental Business machines, Typewriter repair service bids received and awarded. Concerning the vandal and fire alarm systems, the board requested a report from Mr. Chomsky on corrective action regarding some of the telephone lines out because of rain. Mr. Grosberg informed the board that small adjustments had to be made within the system - there was problems with lack of diagrams and the availability of small parts. The board authorized the implementation of Mr. Chomsky's plan regarding the reduction of consumption of electricity at the expenditure of $13,700, not to exceed $14,000. Areas covered would be laundry - to amortize in l'-k years, cost $160; gym - to amortize in 2V2 years, cost $6,660; girls gym - to 'amortize in 4 years, cost $1,665; pool area to amortize in 2V2 years, cost $4,000. Mr. LoFaso said the anticipated savings after approximately 2 years would be $5,000 a year. A parent informed the board that it was impossible to comply with a recent board policy regarding readmission and usage to the high school pool for her child. (On October 22, 1974, the child had severe eye irritation and burning of the skin of the lower and upper eye area from chlorine that resulted in hospital treatment.) Mr. Orfan said... the board adopted a policy that the child be tested for an allergic chlorine reaction for the protection of the child. The parent continued. . . because chlorine is a poison, allergists will not do a skin test. The board stated that they would accept a note from the allergist that chlorine test would be injurious to the child. Discussion continued regarding the chlorination of the pool and Mr. Hilton noted from his reports that since October, the board had received reports on the testing of the pool and the Board of Health was brought in on October 23rd and the chlorine level was satisfactory. The parent questioned how the chlorine was dispensed into the pool and if it was done mechanically, suggesting a malfunction of the equipment. Mr. Orfan told the parent the chlorine was dispensed annually and tested by the pool operator every hour who then submitted wrtten reports to the board. Also, the pool operator has been directed by the board that if the chlorine content is too high, he is to close the pool immediately. Mr. Orfan continued. . . because a large number of students use the pool it appears that the two cases brought to the board of education have a low resistance to chlorine. The parent said that prior to her daughter coming out of the pool on October 22nd, 6 other students had left the pool complaining of eye irritation. At the November board meeting, a cafeteria aid noted that she had taken students with eye irritation to the nurse. These students had been in the pool the period before lunch. Transportation A taxpayer appeared before the board urging the Board of Education at the end of the current bus contract to go out to bid. He said. . . there are many bus companies in this area who appear to transport at a less expensive rate. He gave the following comparison: Bethpage - full-time bus (9 hr.)- $15,000; part-time bus (4l/2 hr.)- $13,800 district pays gas - 3-year contract Island Trees - full-time bus- $10,000; part-time bus-$9,003 carrier pays gas - 2-year contract Plainview - full-time bus (7V2 hr.)-$13,990; part-time (5 hr.)- $12,990 carrier pays gas - 5-year contract Hicksville - full time bus (10 hr.)-$14,510; part-time (7 hr.) - $14,457 district pays gas - 5-year contract .;. ,Farmingdale - full-time bus (IOV2 hr.)-$15,142; part-time bus (6 hr.)-$13,981 carrier pays gas - 5-year contract Plainedge - full-time bus- $13,700; carrier pays gas - 3-year contract Massapequa - full-time bus (10- 12 hr.)-$14,270; part-time bus (6 hr.)-$13,692 carrier pays gas - 5- year contract East Meadow-full-time bus (It) hr.)-$ 13,950;' part-time bus (6 hr.)-$12,660 carrier pays gas-5 year contact. Mr. LoFaso said the board would cheek into the matter and pointed out that the age and safety features of the bus had to be taken into consideration. He also noted that even though Bethpage was in a third year of its contract, it was working on its 2nd year contract of $14,385. Another taxpayer suggested the board look into this and establish a citizens committee and Mr. LoFaso replied he did not think a committee was necessary that the board would check into it. The taxpayer then asked to have the request placed in the minutes and Mr. LoFaso said it was not board policy to place requests in the minutes. The taxpayer then asked if there were any Saturday trips (Continued on Page 8)
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WEDNESDAY, January 26, 1881--9 a. m.The morning session was opened with prayer by Rev. J. P. Williams, of this city.
The reading of the journal was commenced, when on motion of Mr. McINTOSH, the further reading thereof was dispensed with.
Mr. MESSICK moved to reconsider the vote of yesterday, by which the report of the Committee on the Revised Statutes and State Librarian was adopted.
Mr. EDWINS made an ineffectual motion to lay the motion to reconsider on the table--yeas, 42; nays, 52.
Mr. FRAZER said it was claimed by some that the State was not bound by the resolution to pay for the Statues purchased from Bingham & Co., but he thought the question depended more upon whether the law requires the State Librarian to have a certified copy of the resolution before taking in the mater. He said: My recollection is that this resolution was unanimously adopted-you find that have made a mistake and now you are willing to acknowledge it and try to get out of it. Since we have passed the resolution and see the mistake, let us stand up to our resolution and not crawl in the dust and sneak out of it. I think there is some honor in Legislatures as well as among thieves, and hope the action of the House this morning will be final upon this question.
Mr. FANCHER stated that if the House is under any obligation to take the Statutes, it is by reason of a contract we are now making and it was an imposition on our constituents to pay $10 a set for those volumes. It is only the Democratic side of the House that advocates the purchase at that rate.
Mr. EDWINS-The question is whether the State made a contract for the purchase of those Statutes? If not, I am willing to vote on the Republican side of this House. If we have made the contract, and I think we have, I hold that we are lawfully bound to pay for the same. Gentlemen, I do not wish to incur this expense, but we have made the contract, and is it for us, Members of the Lower House, to go back on the contract, and make this woman pay $800 or $1,000 for some mishap of ours? When the resolution first came up I voted against it, but now I am opposed to reconsidering the vote adopting this resolution.
Mr. MOODY--Is there any question as to the fact that we authorized this lady to purchase these Statutes? I say she was bound to take no- page: 86[View Page 86] tice of the resolution we passed the very next morning thereafter. I am a Democrat, and I believe in carrying out in good faith a contract made with a Republican as well as with a Democrat.
Mr. KENNER took this position. A bill was passed by the last General Assembly which provided that no expense could be incurred by the Legislature without the concurrence of both Houses, and that ought to be the law to-day. He said that he was willing to submit the proposition to the Judiciary Committee, and if they say that we are in duty bound to take the books from the State Librarian, he would be willing to do so, and he moved that the matter be referred to the Judiciary Committee for their legal construction on the resolution.
The motion was agreed to.
The following described bills were introduced, read the first time, and severally passed to the second reading:
By Mr. HAMILTON [H. R. 206] : For the election and qualification and government of the Trustees, Superintendent, and other officers and employees of the Indiana Asylum for the Blind, the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, and State Hospital for the Insane, and for a more thorough and systematic management and care of the same. [The Board consists of one President and two Trustees to serve for fours years, elected by the Legislature, and give bond to the amount of $10,000.]
By Mr. GIBSON [H. R. 207]: Concerning articles of drift or wrecks. (Any article so found me be claimed by the owner or his Agent by defraying all necessary expenses.)
By Mr. GIBSON [H. R. 208]: Concerning estrays and animals running at large. (Any astray animal taken up shall be advertised at three places in the Township where such property is taken up. If such property is not claimed in specified length of time it is to be sold and the money paid into the County Treasure and become a part of the Common School Fund.)
By Mr. HAMMOND [H. R. 209]: To amend Section 2 of an act to discourage the keeping of sheep-killing dogs, and repealing an act licensing dogs, approved March 11, 1861; and providing that nothing herein shall be so constructed as conflict with an act amending an act, approved June 15, 1862, and approved March 2, 1865.
By Mr. ROBINSON [H. R. 210]: To amend Section 8 of an act regulating the granting of divorces, nullifications of marriages, decrees, and orders of the Court incident thereto. [Divorces are to be granted for adultery, and where impotency exists at the time of marriage; any inhuman treatment by either party; or should the husband fail to provide for his family for a period of six months.]
Mr. CAUTHORNE made a motion, which was agreed to, to take up the business on the Speaker's table, according to the House Rule 54.
The Senate concurrent resolution was then read and adopted, providing fro the appointment of a Joint Committee to investigate and inquire into the failure of the State Oil Inspector in the bringing in this report, as required by law.
The Senate concurrent resolution instructing Indiana's Representatives in the United States Senate and in the National House of Representatives to use all the influence in their power towards the passage of a bill to prevent the further spread of the disease known as pleuro-pneumonia of cattle, as embodied in Mr. Kever's bill, or some other bill that may be introduced in Congress for the suppression of contagious diseases of domestic animals in the United States being read--
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
The following described Senate bills were read the first and passed ot the second reading.
The bill [S. 10] empowering County Commissioners to convey cemeteries and providing for their management.
The bill [S. 39] authorizing County Commissioners to establish Asylums for indigent children.
The following described Senate bills were read the second time and passed to a third reading:
The bill [S. 64] to amend Section 1 of an authorizing cities and towns to refund indebtedness.
The bill [S. 86] appropriating money to pay members of the Indiana Legion, and others acting in the late war under orders of the Governor of Indiana.
The bill [H. R. 23] to enable Manufacturing and Mining Companies of other States to purchase, hold and convey real estate within this State being read the third time--
Mr. GARDNER thought by putting the bill to a vote it would settle the question for all time whether it will become a law or not. The present law works a hardship on the people of his County, and he was surprised that such measure should be resisted as in the bill. Other Stats have similar laws, and they work to an advantage. There is a disposition in other States to go even further than this bill, and allow foreign corporations to come in their midst with all other lawful rights the same as citizens. Some of the Western States have laws similar to this. The Committee on the Revision and Codification were consulted in regard to this matter, and framed the bill to meet just such emergencies, and hope the bill will prevail.
The bill passed by a vote of yeas, 94; nays, none.
The following described bills were read the second time and ordered engrossed for the third reading.
The bill [H. R. 39] relating to the purchase of railroads, plank roads, turnpikes, etc.
The bill [H. R. 123] legalizing the elections help in the years 1878, 1879 and 1880 in the town of Brookstown.
Mr. KENNER called the attention of the House to the fact that several years ago the Supreme Court overruled a law similar to this bill, and cautioned them against futile legislation.
Mr. WRIGHT made the explanation that the town of Brookstown simply wants this legislation to legalize her ordinance, and it was his impression that some member ought to introduce a general bill legalizing all like cases in the State of Indiana.
The bill [H. R. 153] authorizing County Commissioners to take charge of public highways.
The following described bills were read the second time and referred to appropriate Committees:
The bill [H. R. 127] in relations to the election and qualifications of Prosecuting Attorneys.
The bill [H. R. 128] to regulate the practice of medicine in the State of Indiana.
The bill [H. R. 129] appropriating certain mines to the benefit of the former employees of the Orphans' Home at Knightstown, Ind.
Mr HUESTON made an ineffectual motion to suspend the Constitutional rule and have this bill read the third time and put upon its passage.
Mr. NEFF made a motion, which was agreed to that the bill referred to the Committee on Claims.
The bill [H. R. 130] amendatory of the act touching the laying out of vacating of town streets, alleys, etc.
The bill [H. R. 131] a preventing the payment of clains out of County Treasuries, except as herein provided for.
The bill [H. R. 132] authorizing the report from the Auditor of Dearborn County to the Superintendent of Public Instruction in relation to school funds. It was ordered engrossed.
The bill [H. R. 133] amendatory of the act concerning married women.
page: 87[View Page 87]The bill [H. R. 134] amendatory of the act concerning the employment of short-hand reporters.
The bill [H. R. 135] providing for the letting of bridge contracts where the cost of the same exceeds $500.
The bill [H. R. 136] appropriating $60,000 to pay the indebtedness of the State Board of Agriculture.
The bill [H. R. 137] repealing an act for the protection of fish.
The bill [H. R. 138] regulating the charges of Railroad Companies for transportation of freight.
The bill [H. R. 139] to provide more effectually for the care, support and education of pauper children.
The bill [H. R. 140] authorizing the election of women to school offices was referred to the Committee of the Whole House.
Mr. FURNAS moved that the constitutional rule be suspended and that the bill [S. 116] refering to the reorganization of the Water Works Company be read the first and second times by title only, the third time by sections, and be put on its passage now.
This motion was agreed to by yeas, 93; nays, 0. So the bill [S. 116] authorizing Water Works Companies to purchase property and franchises of pre-existing Water Works Companies at Judicial sale was read the second time by title only, the third time by sections, and was passed by yeas, 91; nays, 0.
The SPEAKER announced the Committee on the part of the House to investigate certain charges against the management of the Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children at Knightstown, viz.: Messrs. Huston, Ryan, Sultzer and Mitchell.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication from the Governor transmitting from citizens of Lafayette and the faculty of Purdue University an invitation for the members of the Legislature to visit Lafayette and Purdue University.
Mr. CAUTHORNE offered a concurrent resolution, accepting the invitation and providing for an adjournment of the Senate and House of Representatives on Tuesday next at 11 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of making the proposed visit.
It was unanimously adopted.
The House adjourned until to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock under the rules.


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On Saturday, September 29, members of the St. John's University community will join together in embracing the University's Vincentian mission and heritage at its 11th Annual University Service Day. Service Day is a University-wide celebration scheduled each year to coincide with the feast of St. Vincent de Paul, and involves the campus community embodying the University core value of service and its Vincentian mission, while serving communities locally, nationally and globally.
Approximately 1,500 students, faculty and administrators from each campus location (Queens, Manhattan, Staten Island, Oakdale, Paris, Rome) will join together to serve our communities locally and abroad.
Throughout the day, volunteers will be serving the hungry in soup kitchens, visiting residents at nursing homes, engaging in activities with disadvantaged children, painting rooms in nearby schools and community centers, and providing assistance with so many other important projects.
Some specific locations where St. John's University community members will be on Service Day, Saturday September 29 include:
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Participants volunteering at the Paris, Rome and Seville campuses will engage in various activities for University Service Day such as sorting food at local food banks, partaking in Midnight Runs, and cleaning up various parks on October 2.
This year's Service Day will conclude St. John's University's Founder's Week, a week of events and programs dedicated to deepening our knowledge and understanding of our Vincentian heritage. For more information on Founder's Week, please visit http://www.stjohns.edu/about/vincentian/foundersweek.
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My problem is with overheating. I've recently installed Ubuntu Precise 12.04 LTS alongside with MS Windows 7 on my notebook Samsung 530U. I'm using both via dual-boot mode. I've no heating problem with MS Win 7 and the fan speed is normal even with long run utilization. However, when booting with Ubuntu and after short time, the PC got very hot and the fan was running at max speed. I installed a tool called Jupiter, I put it in "Power Saving" mode but no result. Now, I avoid using ubuntu because I fear it'll damage my all new notebook.
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Gun control is not about safety, common sense or saving American lives — it's about "control." That's the argument Glenn Beck made Tuesday night on TheBlaze TV while discussing his new book "Control," which was released in bookstores nationwide on Tuesday. The book, which Beck says he streamlined following the tragic Sandy Hook shooting, seeks to dispel all the myths anti-gun advocates use disarm the Second Amendment and eventually, if they have their way, the American people. Here are two of the biggest gun control myths found in "Control" (though there are many more in the book): 1. More Guns Mean More Crime In reality, an extensive 2004 report by the National Academy of Science was not able to identify a single gun control regulation that actually reduces violent crime, suicides or accidents, Beck said. The NAS panel reviewed 253 journal articles, 99 books, 43 government publication and some of its own empirical work on firearms. One of the main pillars of the gun control argument is the claim that more gun laws will make Americans safer. Because the facts do not support such a claim, one would think the scales would be tipped in favor of gun rights. A University of Pennsylvania study also determined that the 1994 "assault weapons" ban did little to reduce violence while in effect. 2. Strict Gun Control Works in Other Countries Anti-gun advocates like CNN's Piers Morgan routinely claim strict gun control has been very effective in other countries like Great Britain and Japan, however, the numbers tell a slightly different story. Beck pointed out that within a decade after England practically banned all firearms in 1997, crime with handguns had doubled, armed street gangs caused British police to start carry guns and the country still experienced a mass shooting. Additionally, the homicide rate rose dramatically for seven years after the ban — from 1.1 per 100,000 to 1.8 per 100,000. Australia also enacted strict restrictions on firearms ownership following a mass shooting in 1996. The change in gun violence was so small that it was "statically irrelevant," Beck said. "More gun control doesn't mean less crime," Beck concluded. "More gun control just means more control." http://youtu.be/bkf-OD1sZRQ Want to blog AND make money at the same time? Click here and learn how.Glenn Beck has a new book coming out. The book is titled "Control" and seeks to tell the truth about guns and dispell the many myths anti-gun advocates use in their attempt to take down the second ammendment. The book is available now in a variety of formats and from a variety of resellers.
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On the other hand, Switzerland has the third highest gun ownership rate in the world and a murder rate of 0.5 per 100,000. The country's murder rate is well below Australia, the U.K. and Canada while its gun laws are less strict.
While he has gained a reputation in some circles as being partisan, I have found Glenn Beck to treat a variety of subjects with fairness and an extremely thorough use of facts. If you're interested in the facts about gun control and the gun debate I would recommend adding this book to the information you examine in forming your opinion.


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Oh yeah I have like 5 keys
I've had four of em for a while now.
So the Xbox One
Looks like a VCR and an NES had a baby. Controller is sexy though. Graphics are on part with PC 2007-09.
Seems Microsoft is still trying to catch Xbox up to Windows.
They should have just let Xbox One run a customized version of Windows 8 so I could play Gears or Halo for once. I refuse to pay for a console to play two exclusive franchises I'm only middlingly interested in.
Last of Us almost got me to re-buy a PS3, but then I realized that was a terrible idea and that I could just wait ten years for PCs to be able to emulate PS3.
Even after 10 years I doubt the PS3 will get an emulator. It's already hard enough for current PCs to emulate PS2 games. But yea.. here's hoping!


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Vt. Catholic Church settles abuse casesBy KEVIN O'CONNOR
STAFF WRITER | January 09,2013Three years after paying more than $20 million to close almost 30 priest misconduct lawsuits, Vermont's Catholic Church settled a dozen new cases Wednesday just minutes before the first was set for trial.
The state's largest religious denomination had hoped to rid itself of nearly a decade of lurid headlines and legal headaches in 2010 when it sold its historic 32-acre Burlington headquarters and 26-acre Colchester Camp Holy Cross to make good with all its then-known accusers. But that settlement didn't preclude other former altar boys and young male churchgoers alleging sexual abuse from filing later lawsuits.
Lawyers for the first of 12 new plaintiffs were scheduled to argue their case in U.S. District Court in Burlington Wednesday at 10 a.m. But attorneys for the statewide Roman Catholic Diocese offered a settlement just minutes before the start of opening statements.
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Clean Go Pet Puppy Pads absorb over one hundred times their weight in liquid and still stay dry.
Super-absorbent Clean Go Pet Puppy Pads take the hassle out of house training puppies. Advanced polymer technology provides extra absorption. These pads feature leak-proof backing and sealed edges to ensure easy clean-up. Specially-scented pads will attract and encourage pets to use the pad. Great for puppies and for dogs that are incontinent.
Once the dog is accustomed to using the pads, they can be placed outdoors to encourage dogs to eliminate outside.
Regular pads measure 22" x 23" & aborb 5 cups of liquid
- Puppy pads Review by Tracie
Your Rating I run a dog boarding business from my home so puppy pads are needed for the little ones. I have pleased with the absorbency and in the 2 days that I have put these (5 gallons liquid absorbency) to use, they have been great and no urine has leaked through. I would order them again! (Posted on 12/16/13)
- Far superior to any comparable product I have tried. Great for puppies. Review by Dewey
Your Rating Clean Go pads are far superior to any comparable product I have tried. Great for puppies. (Posted on 12/1/12)
- Just OK Review by yooper7
Your Rating Product Clean Go Pet 100 22x23 5 Cup Puppy Training Pads Decent pads but not at the price per hundred you have to pay for small (100) quantities. I still put cheap blue pads over these to keep floors dry and they're less expensive when chasing around 7 toy poodles! (Posted on 2/24/12)
- Perfect for a small dog. Review by Missy's Mom
Your Rating Convenient when you must leave your pet at home. Great for traveling. (Posted on 3/10/11)
- Value wee wee pads 23 X 24 4 cups Review by bob
Your Rating Product Clean Go Pet 100 22x23 5 Cup Puppy Training Pads [...] Great value used for 11 week old mini poodle (Posted on 3/10/11)


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I must admit, I was skeptical ... but having just had the most amazing results from the High Potency Evening Repair, I had to try this. I am SO glad I did! ...Read complete review
I must admit, I was skeptical ... but having just had the most amazing results from the High Potency Evening Repair, I had to try this. I am SO glad I did! I use this morning and night .. and in combination with Nutritive Cleanser and High Pot Evening Repair, my results have been unbelievable! My skin is so prone to breakouts and nothing I try works for me ... left skin rough, or with a lot of new bumps/pimples. Not with this! My skin texture is soft, firm ... pores are gone, no breakouts at all (amazing in and of itself!) and redness is gone. I haven't had my skin feel or look this good in 20+ years! I do not write reviews, but just did for the Evening Repair and now Cold Fusion .. because I have spent thousands of dollars over the years, trying to find anything that would help my skin. Nothing until now. This is worth the money! Seriously, you will not believe how wonderful your skin looks and feels! I was skeptical ... but Perricone has never let me down with the quality of his products. I'm not sure I need to use both Evening Repair and Cold Fusion, but I'm afraid to stop because my results have been so unbelievably phenomenal! I'm hooked!
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Smells Terrible!!!
I recently started using Dr. Perricone's products, I have combination skin and I actually got some acne on my T zone at the beginning, but I started seeing some results on the rest of...Read complete review
I recently started using Dr. Perricone's products, I have combination skin and I actually got some acne on my T zone at the beginning, but I started seeing some results on the rest of my face and neck.I also started using Cold Plasma, I was able to see my skin gotten even better within two days, but the SMELL, I can't resist, Dr Perricone really missed it here. For me, it does not smell like fish, citric etc, it smells like "dry blood" or like "raw meat fat". The smell is so terrible that everytime I put it on I have to hold my breath and avoid the upper lip session on my face because I get nauseous. I have to put some type of mild perfume and wash my hands right after.I gave it three stars (***) because of the smell, but this product works wonderful, my acne is gone and my skin feels and look better day after day. If you learn how to deal with that awful smell go for it, because the results of this product are great.Wish he could also go down in pricing.
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High Hopes Dashed by STENCH!
By CrazedCatLady
from Kentuckiana, USA
Comments about Perricone MD Cold Plasma:
I actually tried to like this product - I really did. I used it morning and night after cleansing and before moisturizer. Even with the moisturizer over it at night or make up over it during the day, the putrid dead fish smell just permeated everything. It was in all honesty, quite nauseating. The only one that seemed to like it was my cat - she tried to lick it off my face.There has to be SOME way to neutralize the odor. I would try it again if (and only if) something was done about the smell. As for me, I will continue to use the. High Potency Amine Face Lift. Smells good and works great.
Smells like fish ....
By yianis
from NYC
my wife will divorce me if i use this product at night, particularly the small size bottles smell like a bad fish.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Love it
By Looks Forty again
from Davison Michigan
I use this product every morning and again at night. Have noticed a nice change in skin tone, texture and firmness. I do not find the smell bad at all and don't understand all the comments on awful fishy smell. Don't have a problem with the smell at all. Use it first then apply face lift then my Perricone daily moisturizer. get compliments all the time. I'm 51 going on 40 with skin to prove it!
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Odor trumps results
By Msdori
from Orlando, FL
Product is pricey to replenish every 30 days, especially with the fishy odor, I cancelled the next order. I could feel softer, smoother difference in facial skin, some slight firmness in jowel area after 30 days but not much in the neck region, possibly with longer use; however, the odor is not good...negative for your sleep partner or romance.
Watery eyes
By Ashley
from London
Got the sample pack of this but found it gave me watery eyes. I don't wear glasses or contact lenses and even went for an eye test because I've used the finishing cream previously for years with no issues.