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Jensy was Samuel's second wife. I have a copy of their marriage license and a copy of Jensy's death certificate. She is listed as a widow. I have also found that she and Samuel are buried in the Oblong Cemetery. Her son Oliver paid for the funeral of Jensey as she lived with him. On a land patent and the marriage certificate, Samuel appears to be listed as Lemuel. But the first written letter might have just been a fancy "S" and the transcriber listed it incorrectly. It is hard to tell if the letter is a "L" or "S" on the marriage certificate. I am still searching for info on the first wife, his time spent in Indiana and who his parents were in Virginia. Are there any Bridwell's left in Crawford County that can help? I have found a record of some Bridwell's living in Hutsonville. Is there a relationship? Also, I have found one of Samuel's sons being married in Jasper County, Illinois. I would appreciate any help I can get. The smallest thread might lead to the information that I need.
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National Security Brief: April 19, 2012
"National Security Brief: April 19, 2012"
– The U.S. and its NATO allies finalized agreements yesterday to wind down the war in Afghanistan, "paving the way for President Obama to announce at a NATO summit meeting in Chicago next month that the unpopular, nearly 11-year-old conflict is close to an end."
– New images of G.I.'s caught on camera while defiling insurgents' remains in Afghanistan has brought new questions within the military community about whether discipline is breaking down as U.S. soldiers feel stresses from the decade-long conflict and a counterinsurgency strategy that spreads small units across vast distances.
– Senate Armed Services Committee chairman Carl Levin (D-MI) said Afghan president Hamid Karzai is "reaching beyond what is realistic" in asking that the United States guarantee it $1 billion in annual funds for security after the war.
– U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon sent a letter to the Security Council saying Syria had failed to implement a six-point peace plan, writing, "Violent incidents and reports of casualties have escalated again in recent days, with reports of shelling of civilian areas and abuses by government forces."
– Two NGO's that do refugee work wrote in a U.N.-supported report said that fighting over the uprising that started in Syria has displaced 230,000 people, with tens of thousands fleeing the country and the rest displaced internally — with Syria now eighth in the world for total internally displaced persons.
– The CIA is seeking authority to expand its drone program in Yemen by securing permission to launch "signature strikes," allowing the agency to strike targets solely on intelligence indicating patterns of suspicious behavior even when the identity of those who could be killed is unknown.
– The fighting between Sudan and South Sudan is spreading to areas other than the disputed Heglig oil fields on the border, which sparked the fighting. Sudan's president Omar al-Bashir vowed to "liberate" the South Sudanese people in a threat to overthrow the nascent country's government.
– After five years of Hamas rule in Gaza, the militant organization is losing popularity as Palestinians find that the opposition movement has failed to live up to expectations as the governing party in Gaza and engages in widespread corruption and patronage.


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IT'S STARTING!: Clinton backers launch 'Ready for Hillary' Super PAC in hopes of 2016 campaignSubmitted by emalvini on Mon, 01/28/2013 - 21:53
IT'S STARTING!: Clinton backers launch 'Ready for Hillary' Super PAC in hopes of 2016 campaign
By Cameron Joseph
A group of Hillary Clinton supporters is launching a campaign to draft her to run for president — the first major push from an outside group for her to run.
The group, "Ready for Hillary," filed as a super-PAC with the Federal Election Commission late last week and plans to roll out a website in the coming weeks.
It has already been active online, with nearly 50,000 Twitter followers and almost 30,000 people following the group on Facebook.
The effort is being spearheaded by Allida Black and Judy Beck, two longtime Clinton supporters who were on Clinton's Virginia Women's Steering Committee in 2008 and helped her raise more than $100,000.
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Working for brands that promote the fun and carefree lifestyle of surfers sets up an air of casualty that is hard to find in other industries. Working at Surfline has conditioned me to what I believe is the most casual office culture in the work world. It is more common to see someone running through the Surfline office in a dripping wet wetsuit than a button up shirt. Friday afternoons often see us cracking beers and watching the sunset from our ocean front office balcony. All fun and games? I think not. We all value our company and its success, and will do just about anything to ensure we have the privilege to work there.
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Mooneys agree to sell Briarcrest Estates to cooperative
LACONIA — With the decision of Mark and Ruth Mooney, the owners of Briarcrest Estates, to enter a purchase and sales agreement to sell the manufacturing housing park to the Lakemont Cooperative for $10 million the struggle over the future ownership of the park appears to be nearing an end.
Attorney John Giere, representing the Mooneys, confirmed yesterday that the owners reached agreement with the cooperative on January 8, contingent on on the completion of due diligence and the arrangement of appropriate financing.
Jim Cowan, president of the cooperative said "we're on an express train and heading into the station," adding that he expected the transaction would close in late March or early April. The New Hampshire Community Loan Fund, which has facilitated the conversion of more than 100 manufactured housing parks from commercial to cooperative ownership, is shepherding the cooperative through the transaction.
In July the Mooneys accepted a $10 million offer from Hometown America. State law requires park owners, upon receiving an offer, to "consider any offer received from the tenants or a tenants' association" and to "negotiate in good faith with the tenants concerning a potential purchase." Tenants representing a minority of the 241 units formed the Lakemont Cooperative and presented a matching offer, The Mooneys, with the support of a majority of tenants who prefer commercial to cooperative ownership, asked the Belknap County Superior Court to approve the sale to Hometown America. The cooperative challenged the maneuver and the case is still pending.
Giere said that the litigation has been continued with the agreement of both parties and would be withdrawn when the transaction closes. He noted that Hometown America, which also has a purchase and sales agreement with the Mooneys, is "on the sidelines", apparently prepared to pursue its offer should the deal with the cooperative go awry.
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Fire breaks out in Busy Corner cellar
LACONIA — Firefighters from Laconia, Gilford and Belmont quickly doused a fire that broke out in the cellar of the building at Normandin Square housing JD's Barber Shop around 8 p.m. last night. At 8:20 p.m. Fire Chief Ken Erickson told police the fire had been extinguished and he expected the intersection would be cleared within the hour. The building long housed the Busy Corner Store. (Laconia Daily Sun photo/Michael Kitch)
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Issues involving homeless an every day fact of life for Laconia police
LACONIA — When police officers in Laconia begin their shifts, they generally meet with the outgoing shift for daily updates, check their messages, and get their instructions from their supervisor.
As temperatures dip below zero, some of those assignments include checking on the various homeless camps hidden throughout the city.
"We want to make sure they're okay," said Police Chief Chris Adams. "Many of these people are in danger of freezing to death."
Adams estimates there are between 20 to 35 chronically homeless people living in Laconia and winter's cold and snow present a unique challenge to both the homeless and the police.
Police have joined forces with other city agencies both public and private to address homelessness in Laconia and to encourage a city-wide effort called Hope for the Homeless. The mission is working together as a community to combat the causes of homelessness and the kickoff is the marshaling of community efforts at the Laconia Middle School on February 17 from 5 to 8 p.m. The highlight will be a community viewing of the award-winning short film "Inocente" that is about a teenaged girl who combats her homelessness with her art work.
The challenges presented to police by the homeless and near-homeless are two-fold said Adams. On one hand, there is the duty to protect and serve and he said people who are homeless deserve and need the same protections offered to all.
To that end, he said many of his patrol officers have struck up relationships with individual members of the community and check in on them regularly.
"Last year we had a man who lived, by his own choice, in a tent nearby," said Adams, beginning just one of the many stories he can tell. He said the man and one particular officer struck up a relationship and the officer checked on him daily and occasionally brought him food, coffee, and other small necessities paid for out of his own pocket.
Adams said the man's only desire was to be left alone and, aside from this officer, he trusted no one.
But he said the officer and other police also had to make sure others weren't taking advantage of this man, adding that people who live on the streets often have their own code and will often times prey on other homeless people.
Over the course of last winter, he said, the Laconia officer realized the man wasn't doing well physically. He drank, which is often the case of the chronically homeless, and his health had deteriorated to the point that the officer realized the man would die if he didn't get medical treatment.
Adams said the officer convinced the man to be put into protective custody and he was taken to the hospital where he was treated for a variety of ailments.
When asked what became of the man, Adams said local agencies learned he was a veteran and they combined resources and convinced him to go to a veterans hospital, where he remains today.
But most times, stories involving the police and the homeless don't have happy endings.
Adams said the department faces constant pressure from the rest of the community to remove homeless people from their camps and hangouts.
In the 20 years he has worked in Laconia, Adams said he has sen the number of homeless and transient people in the city increase.
He said some of the clusters of the chronically homeless, especially the people who congregate near Laconia City Hall and in Rotary Park, are a constant problem for the police.
"We get calls all of the time," he said. "Sleeping in the parking garage, sleeping in the lobbies of banks and ATMs, public urination and defecation, shoplifting, drinking, sleeping in cars, and loitering," he said, reciting off the usual complaints his department gets about the homeless.
Often times, police find intoxicated people who have to be taken into protective custody. In nearly every police log for nearly every shift, the Laconia Police record some response to a complaint about homeless or transient people.
In the 24 hours recorded from 4 p.m. Wednesday until 4 p.m. yesterday, city police responded to one call for shoplifting, one call for loitering, and had to take one transient man into protective custody for intoxication coupled with some mental health problems.
In the past four years, at least two homeless people have died in separate incidents. In both cases, the individuals had fallen into the water and either died from drowning or exposure. The family of one of these men planted a garden in his memory along the WOW Trail.
Police also respond to altercations and incidents within many of the homeless camps — especially in the summer. He said there have been reports of beatings, stabbings, and sexual assaults and all are investigated. Most times the crimes are fueled by alcohol and/or drugs.
He said some of situations within the camps are volatile and present real dangers to the officers who respond to them.
Laconia does not have a cold-weather shelter. Adams said the one shelter available to locals is a "dry" shelter where any alcohol or drugs use is strictly forbidden, which puts it off-limits for many of the city's homeless.
When asked if he would support a cold-weather shelter in the city, Adams said he would if it is done correctly. He also said he thinks many of the homeless people he and his officers deal with regularly would come in to an emergency shelter if there were one.
When asked what police do now, he said on extremely cold nights, police will use money from the Police Relief Association Family Fund to buy hotels rooms for a night.
He also said on extremely cold nights, homeless people will stay with friends who happen to have apartments at the time.
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Boys & Girls Club renovation project gets big boost with in-kind contributions from engineer, architect and construction manager
LACONIA — Three is a magic number, especially for the Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region, whose efforts to acquire the former St. James Episcopal Church on North Main Street and to transform it into the club's "forever home" are getting a boost from a trio of local building professionals.
Founded in 1999, the Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region has had four homes in its history but late in 2013 it launched a $2.4-million capital campaign with the goal of making the St. James campus the club's first real and permanent home.
The club is working to raise money to purchase the St. James property; to renovate 17,000-square-feet of interior space; and to establish an endowment fund.
Helping with the second element of the capital campaign are Steven J. Smith Sr., who is president of Steven J. Smith & Associates, a civil and sanitary engineering and land-surveying company; Peter L. Stewart, AIA, principal of Stewart Associates and Architects; and Chuck Moretti, a partner with NCM Management which provides construction management, value engineering, scheduling, and estimating services.
Smith, Stewart and Moretti are friends and colleagues and all have their offices at Six Lily Pond Road in Gilford. The men, said Al Posnack, who is chairman of the Boys and Girls Club's capital campaign, are also a godsend.
"The Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region is very grateful and thrilled to receive the in-kind donation of services by Steven, Peter, and Chuck," said Posnack. "Their skills are guiding us through every step of the process of us having, at last, a home that we can truly call our own."
In addition to assisting the club in getting settled at its current and several of its past homes, Posnack noted that Smith, Stewart, and Moretti have also been instrumental in remedying some of the damage recently caused by vandals to the club's facilities.
"We are humbled by the generosity of Steven, Peter and Chuck," Posnack summed up, "as we are by each donation, no matter how big or small, because every bit helps and is truly appreciated by us and, ultimately, by the kids."
Smith, who was raised in Conway, but who has called Laconia home since 1977, said that donating his professional services to the Boys and Girls Club is the right thing to do.
"You've got to give back to the community," said Smith, "especially if you have a business here." A member of the Gilford Rotary Club and of the WOW Trail board of directors, Smith said he was glad to help the Boys and Girls Club while also having the opportunity to collaborate with Stewart and Moretti.
In addition to several commercial and private projects in Gilford and Laconia that they've done together, Stewart and Moretti have been working with the Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region for about six years. They previously combined their skills to help the club move to what were temporary homes in the former Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church in Lakeport, and most recently, in the former Federal Building in downtown Laconia.
Born in Boston, but raised in Laconia, Stewart comes from a family with deep, local civic roots; his father, the late Paul N. Stewart, was the chairman of the Laconia Housing and Redevelopment Authority. Under the elder Stewart's administration, the LHRA built the Sunrise Towers housing complex on Union Avenue, across the street from which, along the south bank of the Winnipesaukee River, sits a municipal park named after him.
Stewart the younger followed in his father's community-minded footsteps as a member of the Laconia Planning Board and of the board of directors of the Laconia Area Community Land Trust and Genesis Behavioral Health. Like Smith, Stewart said giving back to the city and towns that have sustained his business since 1994 is very important to him.
Moretti echoed that point and added that his company was involved with the Boys and Girls project because he and his business partner, Donald H. Roper, firmly believe in the club's mission and want the club to succeed.
"There is such a huge need in Laconia and in the Lakes Region for what the Boys and Girls Club does," said Moretti, a native of Rochester, NY who now calls Belmont home.
In its search for a "forever home," the Boys and Girls Club, Stewart pointed out, had considered properties in the North Main Street area but chose to keep looking. The club's gaze and attention, however, have correctly come back to St. James, said Stewart.
Located across the street from Smith Track and Opechee Park, and just a short distance from Laconia Middle School, the club's location now "is just perfect," Stewart said, and soon so, too, will be the new club itself.
To make a donation of in-kind services to the Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region's capital campaign, contact the club at 528-0197. Financial contributions can be made online at www.lakeskids.org.
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The ongoing acquisition and transformation of the former St. James Episcopal Church on North Main Street in Laconia into the first permanent home of the Boys and Girls Club of the Lakes Region is being made possible by the generosity of many people, among them Peter Stewart, right, Steve Smith, center, and Chuck Moretti, left. Each of the men, who all have offices in the same building on Lily Pond Road in Gilford, has donated their professional services to the club. (Courtesy photo)
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Infrastructure the Focus of Orange School Budget
Updated: 02/20/2008 - The Orange County School Board presented its 2008-2009 budget proposal Tuesday night to the Board of Supervisors.
Updated: 02/20/2008 - The Orange County School Board presented its 2008-2009 budget proposal Tuesday night to the Board of Supervisors.
Updated: 02/20/2008 - Greene County stayed in-house for its superintendent search by hiring David Jeck.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - An attorney for one of two Charlottesville men on trial for capital murder says they've been offered a deal by the Commonwealth.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - As Fluvanna County continues to hash out their budget battle, another county agency is stepping up requesting more operating money.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - According to national statistics, nearly sixty percent of sexual assaults go unreported and because of this, the University of Virginia's Women's Center is launching a new program to raise awareness among students of the high number of sexual crimes that are committed, but never reported.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Construction crews are hard at work putting up the new Fluvanna County library.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - The crew of the shuttle Atlantis is preparing the spaceship for Wednesday's landing after a two-week mission to the international space station.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - The Senate has passed legislation allowing more liquor stores to open on Sundays.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Authorities remained on the scene Tuesday of a Chesterfield County neighborhood where munitions exploded and killed a homeowner who sold Civil War relics.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Two Virginia men missing in New Hampshire's White Mountains since Sunday were found, alive and well.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - The National Weather Service is warning that weather conditions Tuesday will increase the danger of wildfires.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - Tuesday the process of selecting a grand jury in the case of two men accused of murdering a University of Virginia graduate begins.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - Tuesday Governor Tim Kaine helped break ground on Virginia's Civil Rights Memorial in Capitol Square. The memorial will depict and recognize the contributions of Virginians in the fight for equality and civil rights in the Commonwealth and the nation.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Some local organizations come together to promote a sense of community in Charlottesville's Westhaven area.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Cuba's longtime leader Fidel Castro Has resigned.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Victim said he was approached by two men with a handgun on a Charlottesville street.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - Damaging tornadoes passed through Michigan first a taking their home. Now a fire is forcing one family to start all over again. Both incidents happened just months apart for this family.
Updated: 02/19/2008 - The Albemarle County School Board already was facing budget constraints, but bad news from Governor Kaine means less state dollars will be coming in over the next two years.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - There are hundreds of dogs looking for loving homes already. Now that most hunting seasons are over, that number is on the rise.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - Tuesday night the Charlottesville City Council will hear public comment about some proposed changes to the city noise ordinance amendments, but it doesn't include the entire downtown mall.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - The USDA estimates that about 37 million pounds of the recalled meat went to school lunch programs and other federal nutrition programs.
Posted: 02/18/2008 - Amtrak passengers will have to submit to random screening of carry-on bags in a major new security push that will include officers with automatic weapons and bomb-sniffing dogs patrolling platforms and trains, the railroad planned to announce Tuesday.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - After a back and forth between VDOT and the Federal Highway Administration, it appears a temporary replacement for the Advance Mills bridge is finally a go.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - President Bush has recognized Kosovo as an "independent and sovereign state," establishing diplomatic relations to the break-away province from Serbia.
Updated: 02/18/2008 - After taking devastating blows Toshiba is thinking of pulling out of the HD DVD format war with Blu Ray.


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Chelsea star Eden Hazard admits fatigue is starting hit the squad.
Chelsea play at Aston Villa boasting a seven-point lead over Liverpool and Arsenal, while Manchester City are a further two points behind.
Hazard said: "I think the team are tired but it's normal because we have played a lot of games. Now we need to concentrate on training to work on our recovery and stay focused. I hope at the end we'll see that we are on top.
"We have a good team of physios and doctors. We don't train hard every day because it's difficult to play a game and do training. We want to stay fresh and be 100 per cent.
"At the moment I can play every game, I'm not injured — I hope! I try to give my best because I know the team want me to score or make assists. We are in good form. It was very important to win at Manchester City [last month] and now we are at the top, we want to stay there."


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Service will use digital maps to plot the course of ships by 2009
The Navy, with help from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), is deploying commercial and government-developed software to reach its goal of installing digital maps on the service's fleet by 2009.
In May, the Navy's Aegis guided-missile cruiser USS Cape St. George became the first ship authorized to navigate with the Electronic Chart Display and Information System-Navy. Within four years, the service wants to replace its paper nautical charts with the new system across its fleet of 286 ships and submarines.
The Electronic Chart Display and Information System-Navy is based on Voyage Management System software, developed
by Northrop Grumman's Sperry Marine business unit, and the Global Positioning System. The system operates NGA's Digital Nautical Charts based on Integrated Chart Engine Version 2.7, software developed by the Navy's Space and Naval Warfare Systems
Capt. Zdenka Willis, the Navy's deputy navigator, said in a Northrop Grumman statement that the system represents a significant technological advance for the service.
"For centuries, the state of the art in marine navigation was defined by manual plotting of a ship's estimated position on a paper chart by projecting its course and speed from the last known location," Willis said. "With Electronic Chart Display and Information System-Navy, mariners can see their ships' actual, real-time, precise position and movement superimposed on a highly accurate electronic chart display."
The crew of the USS Cape St. George started using the system this spring following an extensive safety certification process. Navy officials also approved it for use in the service's Los Angeles-class submarines.
Lt. Tamara Lawrence, a Navy spokeswoman, said the service will spend $19 million in fiscal 2006 to equip 59 ships with the Electronic Chart Display and Information System-Navy. She said the system costs $195,000 each and $218,000 per ship to install.
NGA's Digital Nautical Charts are the core of the system, said Navy Rear Adm. Steven Tomaszeski, former navigator of the Navy who retired last month. He spoke at the agency's Maritime Day event July 20.
"The Electronic Chart Display and Information System-Navy and the Digital Nautical Charts provide improved safety of navigation, enhanced situational awareness, greater interoperability with joint and coalition forces, and significant cost savings," Tomaszeski said.
Since 1997, NGA and industry officials converted more than 5,000 paper nautical world charts onto a database of 29 CD-ROMs that will reside in the ship's bridge. Every 30 days, agency employees will make changes to the charts in the form of software patches that Navy navigators can download via a military network, said Eddie Schantz, a nautical cartographic analyst at NGA, during an interview at the agency's event. The agency makes maps and processes imagery for the military and the government.
NGA previously updated maps from the U.S. military and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration by reworking typefaces, making plates and taking negatives, an arduous process done every few years. The agency then needed to fly, ship or deliver them to the Navy's vessels, which stored the maps in a big, gray cabinet on the bridge, Schantz said.
Navy navigators pulled out the big maps when needed and laid them on a flat surface in the bridge to guide their ships. If they came across a new buoy, lighthouse or shipwreck not on the map, they wrote it in and made a note to pass on the changes to NGA, he said.
Digital Nautical Charts "will allow for easier updates," Schantz said. "With Digital Nautical Charts, you know where you are now instead of where you were," Schantz said.
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I absolutely love this product! It goes on smooth and leaves my face feeling soft and looking flawless I can wear it alone if I want. Its good to have found a moisturizer/sun protector/concealer all in one. I just wana know why I never knew about it. The only thing I don't like Is that it seems like it won't last long considering how small the tube is so I don't wear it that frequently. I would buy it again if I don't find something better.
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As far as primers go this one has worked very well for me. I have dry skin which flakes around my nose and on my forehead but still have an oily Tzone with large pores (go figure?!).
Prior to using this product I was using mac prep and prime with SPF50. The mac stuff was good but still required a substantial amount of powder and blotting after applying my makeup. I also found after a few weeks that the mac product was starting to dry my skin out.
Avon magix face perfector feels a bit wierd to apply - its a bit like a serum but not as easy to spread. I apply it after my normal moisturiser then apply my tinted moisturiser and concealer over the top of it. It gives a very smooth and soft canvas over which to apply your makeup. Although it is silicon based it doesn't start coming off when you apply your makeup (I often find that silicon based products flake when I try to blend my makup).
It contains SPF20 and best of all it it leaves absolutely no shine when initially applied (I only need to blot Tzone around lunchtime). This is great as I no longer need to apply powder to set my makeup (which accentuates dry skin and fine lines on my forehead). I often find that products that eliminate shine dry my face out and I still need to blot every few hours. On the other hand products for dry skin tend to leave my face looking very greasy.
So far this product has not caused any breakouts and has not dried my skin out at all. My makeup still looks reasonably fresh after a full day's work. I'm very impressed with this product. Its also very cheap. I will be buying this again.
Best primer/ oil control/ spf I have used on my skin EVER. I am in my late 40's and i suffer from sensitive/combo-oily skin. Its nice to look youthful, but a pain to deal with otherwise. anyway, i purchased this on a recomendation off of tumblr.
This product works like no other on my skin. It smooths ( silicone), it protects and yes, it controls oil/shine on my skin for hours. it claims 10 on the tube, but for me it's more like 12 by the time I get home at night from work. And there is NO SHINE, and my make up stays PERFECT all day.
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OILY SKINS BEWARE! This does nothing to control oil and prolong foundation wear... I use it mostly for the SPF and for not throwing my money in the can but... ugh useless!
This product did not control the shine or oilyness whatsoever. It broke me out badly and left me with acne scars on my face. I am so upset that I even tried this product. $10 for this piece of garbage... useless, I tell ya. Ugh, I am full of regrets! :(
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I've been using this primer for almost a year now, a small tube lasts for a long time. The results are amazing, I like powder based foundations and as I was reaching my 30s I started noticing how the foundation powder made my nose pores look gigantic. I decided to give it a try and I am marveled, no breakouts even though I've always have had breakout prone skin. I only apply to my nose and a small areas around it, but I will start using it on my forehead do diminish shine. This was my first experience with a primer and I've wanted to try a more expensive brand, but when I see how well this product works I say to myself it's not worth the risk to spend more on something that might not work as good as this miracle worker.
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So here's the deal. In libraries nationwide there are systems where trained children's librarians are a scarcity. There are any number of reasons for this. It could be that the city or system is low on funds and isn't hiring. It could be that there isn't a reliable library school in the state. Whatever the case, just because a branch or a library doesn't have a children's librarian that doesn't mean there isn't a need for storytimes. It's not like people stop having kids just because there isn't any programming for them after all. In a great many rural libraries there's no statewide ALA accredited library science program in place. As for urban libraries where clerks and sometimes even pages are roped into doing the children's programs that may be because there's a hiring freeze or the library system stopped doing "specialties".
What then is the solution? I've seen some states like Vermont create certification programs for people working with children in the libraries, giving them the basic training they need for storytimes and knowledge about the books out there. Yet even if you have a certification program in place, what people working in children's programming really need are examples of what other librarians are doing out there. Many already know that if you want to get examples of great library displays you should go to Pinterest and sites like that but what about hand rhymes? They're so hard to do without seeing them done somewhere else first.
Enter Jbrary. It's not an original idea to film hand rhymes for your library system. For example, the King County Library System (which, if I may be allowed to trash talk for a moment, is due to be royally thumped by my system's sorting machine in this week's big sort off) has a marvelous collection of hand rhyme videos for the viewing here. I've mentioned them in the past and now I've another crew to salute. Acting on their own, two librarians by the name of Dana and Lindsey have systematically been posting hand rhyme after hand rhyme on YouTube under the moniker of Jbrary. But that is not all, oh no, that is not all. They also do songs, rhymes, book reviews, app reviews, craft ideas, and felt board ideas. Everything, in short, that a budding new children's professional might need to feel a little less out to sea.
So today, I'll just show a couple of these. If you've someone in your system in need of some guidance in this area, this isn't a bad place to turn.
Thank you so much for this wonderful post – we feel so honoured! All of our book reviews, app reviews, craft ideas, and felt board ideas can be found on our website – http://www.jbrary.com. We really, really, really, appreciate the support!
I started an internship this Fall that had me conducting Storytime for the first time and I was SO HAPPY to find this resource. I subscribed to the channel and have been completely inspired! The kids especially like doing the hand movements for the 'hello and goodbye' songs.
Kudos to Dana and Lindsey!! It's a great site! We're lucky to have such talented Children's Librarians here in British Columbia!
I can't tell you how many times I've clicked on Jbrary to make sure I've got the right rhyme and rhythm going before heading into a storytime – thanks Dana and Lindsey for creating your YouTube channel and for sharing your experiences on your great blog. Congrats on the recognition you so richly deserve! Michael


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by Paul on 06/18/06 at 10:35 AM ET
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from Terry Frei of the Denver Post,
In 13 days, the Avalanche, Hurricanes, Oilers and 27 other NHL franchises will be able to go after free agents. With the salary cap increasing from $39 million to about $43 million, teams will have more breathing room - and, perhaps, increased margin for error. But past mistakes still can be costly. The Avalanche doesn't have to be as concerned with the salaries it will pay Pierre Turgeon, Patrice Brisebois and Brad May as the fact that sticking with them would take up three roster spots and lessen flexibility elsewhere.continued
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by Paul on 06/18/06 at 10:33 AM ET
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from Alan Hahn of Newsday,
The taunts and jeers were crashing down over him in a relentless storm of ignorance, hate and bigotry. He heard words he knew could be directed only at him, the lone Ojibwa Indian on a tier II junior hockey team in Kenora, a map-dot town in western Ontario located just above Minnesota and right in the middle of a Ted Nolan nightmare. It was 1975. He was 17 years old. He had to get out of there.continued
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Draft Will Have North America Flavor
by Paul on 06/18/06 at 10:26 AM ET
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from the Columbus Dispatch,
The flavor of the 2006 NHL draft will be decidedly less continental. There are fewer elite Europeans available at the top end and, as the rounds go by Saturday in Vancouver's GM Place, there will be fewer selected on the bottom end. Part of it is a cyclical downturn in available prospects on the other side of the Atlantic. Part of it is rules changes. Once again, welcome to the new NHL. A crackdown on clutching and grabbing has unleashed a fast and furious on-ice product. A salary cap has radically altered the economic landscape of the game. Now, it appears the collective bargaining agreement born of the lockout also will have an impact on the draft. "We're all looking at European players a little differently than we did before," Atlanta Thrashers general manager Don Waddell said.continued
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HNIC Much Appreciated
by Paul on 06/18/06 at 10:04 AM ET
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from Jerry Green of the Detroit News,
It could be that there is only one soul in all of the United States hooked on our finest import, smuggled over Lake St. Clair and across the Detroit River. From where Prohibition booze once was carted across to our shores by canny bootleggers, we now have Hockey Night in Canada. Our Canadian neighbors, in their bouts of insecurity, on the odd occasion have banned American publications. But we are free to watch the pictures and voice explanations wafted our way by Don Cherry and his friends on the Canadian Broadcasting Co.continued...many of us living in "border town" cities have appreciated HNIC so much through the years. But, with the games in HD on NBC, well, I made the switch but still turn to CBC for the intermissions...
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The Cup Will Come Out Monday
by Paul on 06/18/06 at 10:02 AM ET
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At the RBC Center in Raleigh, a little boy pressed the air out of his inflatable Stanley Cup, his head bowed. One fan waved a Hurricanes flag back and forth as fans filed out. Dan Chatman said he knew things were amiss from the first period. "They just looked terrible. They came out really flat and never got better," he said. But fans held out hope that the Canes will win Monday in the decisive Game 7. "The win will be here. The cup will come out in the next game," Lisa Seago said.more
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What About Elias
by Paul on 06/18/06 at 08:45 AM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
So here are the most per tinent immediate ques tions to arise in the wake of reports out of the Czech Republic that impending free agent Patrik Elias has hired lifelong best friend Martin Havlat's agent, Allan Walsh, to represent him: 1. Would Elias will be willing to go to Ottawa for a relative discount if the Senators agree to a satisfactory long-term deal with right winger Havlat, who's eligible to hit the open market next summer? 2. Can the Senators convince prospective free-agent defensemen Zdeno Chara and Wade Redden to both take less to remain in Ottawa than each would command independently on the open market if doing so would allow the team to add Elias? 3. Would and/or could Lou Lamoriello keep Elias in New Jersey by pulling off a trade for Havlat then signing him to a long-term deal?continued (reg. req.)
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Decision To Play Cole
by Paul on 06/18/06 at 08:36 AM ET
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from Eric Duhatschek of the Globe and Mail,
When asked if we were taking a risk in playing, Cole said: "The risk is going to be with me the rest of my life. My neck was broken three-and-a-half months ago. It's going to be this way. But I felt strong over the last several weeks on the ice. The coaching staff felt, as long as I thought I could get it done, that we could do this." Cole said he didn't return to the Hurricanes' line-up as if he were going to be the "saviour" and conceded that had Weight not been injured, the idea of returning probably wouldn't have crossed his mind. Cole didn't like the fact that the Oilers' Ethan Moreau hit him hard in the third minute of play. "It was tough getting some sleep this afternoon," said Cole. "I had a lot of anxiety, a lot of emotion. It's been a long process. I got to the rink and felt good and was excited. I felt good in warm-ups and on my shift. On that power play, I knew he (Moreau) was coming. It's not surprising that he was trying to head-hunt me a little bit."read on You can read Q & A with Cole after the game in the comment section...
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from Terry Jones of the Edmonton Sun,
Through one stretch Edmonton outshot Carolina 11-0 in the second period. And that was following a 10-3 job in the first. In the end, the Oilers outshot the Hurricanes 34-16, outhit them 23-11, blocked 20 shots to Carolina's eight and had the edge in the faceoff circle. "Five-on-five we continue to dominate,'' said Peca. And physically they've taken a toll. It's the physical end of it, more than what was up on the scoreboard, which had hockey people looking at each other with their eyebrows raised. "You could see it on the second goal, I thought. Glen Wesley was hesitant to go for the puck,'' said Peca of setting up Torres. "Taking a physical toll was something we've been trying too force all playoffs long,'' said Chris Pronger.more
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Talking After Game 6
by Paul on 06/18/06 at 12:32 AM ET
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Hurricane coach Peter Laviolette...
Q. How do you regain your form for Game 7 now that you lost two in a row? COACH LAVIOLETTE: What are the options really? You know what I mean? There's one game left for the Stanley Cup, and it's in our building. No place we would rather be. We won an awful lot of games there this year. We need to get rid of this game. We looked like we didn't have our legs, we didn't compete very well in the battles, which is disappointing. We have a lot of veteran players in that locker room and a veteran defense, and we just seemed to be off a step, or maybe two.more in the comment section... added 11:53pm, Now MacTavish's turn...
Q. Can you be better on Monday night? COACH MacTAVISH: Well, I think we have to be. And, you know, it's the game of hockey and you know, in the game of hockey you really have to dominate the opposition to ensure a win. And they are going to try and do the same to us, but we're going to try and get better and improve upon our game tonight. You don't want to -- neither team wants to let a bad break or bad bounce lose a game for them, so you have to have a dominant performance and both teams will be looking for that. We'll be looking for a similar performance.read on in the comments...
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Get Ready For Game 7
by Paul on 06/17/06 at 11:53 PM ET
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The season that will not end continues. Game 7 in Raleigh Monday night after Edmonton defeated Carolina 4-0. Don't foget to watch the post game interviews provided by NHL.com. photo/AP
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I think the program is going to bring in enough talent to win the ACC (thanks Locksley and Under Armour!), and we have players who want to be here. I'm not sold on Edsall yet, but I like him and his overall attitude. Hopefully it translates to some wins!Going to try to go to homecoming as an alum for the first time this year.
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Mermaid is a luxury beachfront villa in Capri Island.
Ideally half way between Marina Piccola and the Piazzetta, Mermaid is a beachfront elegant villa, overlooking one of the most wonderful corner of Mediterranean Sea, with crystal clear water. Created to reflect Capri and Italian finesse with its clear lines and a distinctive tastefulness , this charming villa manages to fulfill your holiday dreams in its supreme setting.
Mermaid is comprised of two comfortable buildings, connected by a panoramic terrace on the bay of Marina Piccola and the Faraglioni.
The first unit has a beautiful functional kitchen, fitted with dishwasher, gas oven, four ring hob, and fridge-freezer.
The cozy living room features original items of 19th century furniture, a 32? flat screen television, a DVD player and sound system.
From the living room, a flight of stairs leads up to two bedrooms, each of which has its own en suite Carrara marble bathroom and private terrace overlooking the pool and Marina Piccola.
Uniting the two buildings, Mermaid's stylishly furnished terrace with swimming pool, American bar, cooker, fridge and ice maker, provides the perfect venue for a summer party or a delicious evening meal with family and friends.
Under the gazebo, there are sofas and whicker armchairs where to relax and enjoy the stunning sunsets, surrounded by a colorful display of bougainvillea.
Accessed via the sea view garden, the second unit is comprised of two panoramic bedrooms, two bathrooms, a small sitting room and a fully equipped kitchen.
Mermaid is at just 5 minutes walk away from Capri's Piazzetta, Capri's most famous square, the heart of the island where, sooner or later, all those visiting Capri come to watch the world go by. The real protagonists of the Piazzetta are, of course, the pavement cafes, one for each corner of the piazza. This is where everybody can get the chance to savor a real Italian coffee or a cocktail at one of the bars' typical little whicker tables.
There's a bus stop and taxi stand right next to the Mermaid's driveway.
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|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
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Mermaid is a luxury beachfront villa in Capri Island.
Ideally half way between Marina Piccola and the Piazzetta, Mermaid is a beachfront elegant villa, overlooking one of the most wonderful corner of Mediterranean Sea, with crystal clear water. Created to reflect Capri and Italian finesse with its clear lines and a distinctive tastefulness , this charming villa manages to fulfill your holiday dreams in its supreme setting.
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By Marwa Awad and Alexandra Hudson | January 30, 2013 10:42 AM EST
President Mohamed Mursi is to leave Egypt's political crisis behind on Wednesday with a short trip to Germany to seek urgently needed foreign investment and convince Europe of his democratic credentials.
But with the Egyptian army chief warning on Tuesday that the state was on the brink of collapse after days of lethal street violence, Mursi cancelled plans to go on to Paris from Berlin and will instead hurry back to Cairo later in the day.
Fifty-two people have been killed in unrest surrounding the two-year anniversary of Egypt's popular revolution, whose values Mursi's critics say he has betrayed.
His supporters say protesters want to overthrow Egypt's first democratically elected leader, who hails from the Muslim Brotherhood that was banned under former President Hosni Mubarak but has come to dominate Egypt since his downfall in 2011.
Mursi on Monday declared a month-long state of emergency in three violence-ridden cities on the Suez Canal - Port Said, Ismailia and Suez, imposing a curfew and allowing soldiers to arrest civilians.
The turmoil eased on Tuesday but the instability has stirred unease in the West about the direction of the Arab world's most populous country, where a currency slump has compounded severe economic problems.
Mursi will be keen to allay those fears when he meets German Chancellor Angela Merkel and powerful industry groups in Berlin.
"President Mursi is very welcome in Germany," Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle told Reuters in an interview last week.
"He is the first democratically elected president in the history of Egypt. We all know that a revolution means a lot of turbulence ... Of course we are not happy with everything that has been decided in the last few months in Egypt but it is necessary to seek solutions, increase the dialogue."
Germany has praised Mursi's efforts in mediating a ceasefire between Israel and Palestinians in Gaza, but became concerned at Mursi's efforts last year to expand his powers and fast-track a constitution with an Islamist tint, something that his critics say does not reflect Egypt's communal diversity.
Mursi's vitriolic remarks against Jews and Zionists in 2010, when he was a senior Brotherhood official, disturbed many in Germany, whose Nazi past and strong support of Israel make it highly sensitive to anti-Semitism.
Germany industry leaders see potential in Egypt but are concerned about political instability there.
"At the moment many firms are waiting on political developments and are cautious on any big investments," said Hans Heinrich Driftmann, president of Germany's Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHK).
DIHK's Africa expert Steffen Behm said no companies were leaving Egypt but none were newly setting up there either.
Outgoing U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in an interview with CNN on Tuesday that any collapse in Egypt would send shock waves across the wider region.
"(But) it cannot in any way be overlooked that there is a large number of Egyptians who are not satisfied with the direction of the economy and the political reform," she said.
"This is not an easy task. It's very difficult going from a closed regime and essentially one-man rule to a democracy that is trying to be born and learn to walk," said Clinton.
"You have to represent all of the people and the people have to believe that ... You have to have a constitution that respects and recognises the rights of all people and doesn't in any way marginalise any group."
(Additional reporting by Gernot Heller in Berlin and Arshad Mohammed in Washington; Editing by Robin Pomeroy)
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Mogadishu's mayor has criticized the clan-based '4.5 system' that favors the four major tribes of Somalia, and he said that some elements within the security forces are "worse than Shabaab." The Somali military will soon undertake more operations in and around the town of Beledweyne. Djibouti will contribute an additional battalion of troops to AMISOM. Shabaab has fled areas around Bardale as Somali and Ethiopian troops advance.
Shabaab experiences setbacks in Bay region
Shabaab claimed responsibility for a remotely-detonated bomb attack in Mogadishu that killed at least 11 people, including six soldiers. In Gedo, one soldier and at least seven Shabaab militants were killed in Garbaharey after an attack on a military base. There were no incidences of Somali piracy in 2013.
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At least two people were killed in Bay during clashes between Shabaab and government forces. Shabaab's new radio station in Dinsor is unpopular with locals. In Lower Shabelle, Shabaab has mediated a disagreement between two clans.
Shabaab has denied involvement in a recent attack that killed three Syrian doctors and three of their Somali counterparts. Somali forces will no longer decline to search foreigners, specifically Westerners and Caucasians, during security checks.
Fighting between two clan-based militias within the Somali Armed Forces has entered its fifth day, leaving at least 35 people dead, including 20 soldiers. At least two people have been killed in clashes between Shabaab and Somali forces in Wanlaweyn. Somalia's defense minister promised that Shabaab will be eradicated in 2014.
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Shabaab militants attacked Somali federal government housing in Baidoa. Abdiweli Sheikh Ahmed Mohamed was appointed Prime Minister by President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.


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Located on the vast Woolhanger Estate, these three highly individual, detached holiday properties (refs HTTH, HTTJ and HTTK) have been converted from old farm buildings to provide very comfortable, well-appointed accommodation. They offer a quiet haven but with plenty to do on the doorstep. There is great walking on the many footpaths in the area, including up to Challacombe Reservoir, a hidden little gem. The working farm estate has a wonderful wedding venue location in its spectacular Victorian music room and the cottages can be used in conjunction with Woolhanger Farmhouse to provide accommodation for guests. As well as walking on Exmoor, there is plenty to do within easy reach of the cottages. In Ilfracombe there are the Tunnel Beaches, harbour and numerous shops and restaurants, Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park, Watermouth Castle and at Lynton, the funicular railway runs to Lynmouth, or take a trip on the narrow gauge railway at Woody Bay. At Croyde and Woolacombe are some of the best surfing beaches in the country as well as many small coves and bays. There are NT properties at Arlington and Knightshayes and RHS gardens at Rosemoor, Great Torrington. Shop and pub 500 yards.
Additional amenities include: highchair, enclosed garden / patio, bed linen & towels included, fuel and power included, garden / patio, cot available, winter short breaks, car parking available, rural location, christmas themed cottage, pub within 1 mile, detached property.
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It's fair to say that most people come to the Walrus for the beer and stay for the food. This pub–restaurant has 40 American craft beers on tap, and is constantly adding new brews to the roster. It also serves imported beer by the bottle and wine, as well as a wide variety of pub fare, steaks, seafood dishes, pastas, pizzas, and burgers. Teetotalers can opt for an Italian soda or, somewhat uncharacteristically, a hot cup of house-blended herbal tea.
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