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4913 Franconia Road,
Alexandria, VA, 22310
Alexandria, VA, 22310
Tel: (703)822-9300
The Howard Gardner School is a small independent school based in the tradition of progressive education, serving college-bound learners in grades 7-12 in Alexandria, Virginia.
With a focus on environmental science and the arts, the school's mission is to help bright, creative non-traditional learners use their unique strengths to thrive academically, intellectually and emotionally.
School Overview
|School Type
|School with Special Program Emphasis
|Religious Affiliation
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|Grades 7 - 12
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|64 students
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State avg.: 24%
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|10 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
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|Average Class Size
|8 students
|Number of AP Courses
|3 courses
|Average SAT score
Finances and Admission
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|None / Rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|% on Financial Aid
|Average Financial Aid Grant
|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Katherine Keith
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Learning at HGS is active and hands-on, based on Howard Gardner's* theory of multiple intelligences, rooted in a tradition of progressive education, and clearly related to students' own lives. Cooperative learning plays an important role in facilitating learning and group skills. Teaching of course content is fully integrated with weekly field studies trips throughout the area, and internships in the student's field of interest.
The school environment and policies are based on well-researched principles of adolescent development. The most fundamental tasks in adolescence are establishing identity and developing relationships. So, we make sure that our curriculum feels relevant to our students, that their internships help them explore different aspects of themselves, and we include a lot of group work so they can work on their relationship skills.
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The Howard Gardner School features:
- Enthusiastic, knowledgeable staff
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Eloquently said by The Science Guy.
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Eloquently said by The Science Guy.
Here's a video from the archives. Watch President-Elect Obama discuss his commitment to science in November 2009. These were pre-sequestration days. Four years later, do you think that President Obama is still as committed to science?
Although 2013 was a terrible year for research funding, there is some indication that American scientists might see in increase in their spending budget this coming year. According to an Associated Press article posted in OA online 6 days ago, the government has earmarked $29.9 billion out of its $1.1 trillion 2014 spending budget for the National Institute of Health (NIH). This represents a $1 billion dollar increase above 2013 funding levels and will provide a much needed boost to the drastic drop in research funding caused by the sequester.
Yet despite its positive tone, others are cautioning that the $1 billion increase may not be enough. According to Sen. Bod Casey of Pennsylvania, the proposes 2014 budget, increase and all, still falls way short of the NIH's 2009 funding levels. Furthermore, according to the Huffington Post, the 2014 budget is $714 million less than pre-sequestration NIH funding and smaller than all of President George W. Bush's NIH budgets with the exception of his first year in office.
The publication Nature offered a further glimpse into how the so-called funding-boost may really be less rosy than it appears for biomedical research. According to Nature, the funding increase will provide physical science research with small increases over 2012 levels. On the other hand, biomedical research will actually experience a budget decline of approximately $800 million below 2012 funding levels. According to the Whit House Office of Management and Budget, the NIH will receive $29,926 million in 2014 compared to $30,702 in 2012 and the CDC will receive $5,807 million in 2014 compared to $5,656 in 2012. Taking into account the impact of inflation, these numbers seem particularly dismal.
What lesson needs to be learned from this story? The next time you hear that the US is on the road to recovery, be sure to check your blind spots before changing lanes. You may be surprised at the dangers that are lurking behind you.
Researchers in the United States have suggested an alternative way to allocate science funding. The method, which is described in EMBO reports, depends on a collective distribution of funding by the scientific community, requires only a fraction of the costs associated with the traditional peer review of grant proposals and, according to the authors, may yield comparable or even better results.
"Peer review of scientific proposals and grants has served science very well for decades. However, there is a strong sense in the scientific community that things could be improved," said Johan Bollen, professor and lead author of the study from the School of Informatics and Computing at Indiana University. "Our most productive researchers invest an increasing amount of time, energy, and effort into writing and reviewing research proposals, most of which do not get funded. That time could be spent performing the proposed research in the first place." He added: "Our proposal does not just save time and money but also encourages innovation."
The new approach is possible due to recent advances in mathematics and computer technologies. The system involves giving all scientists an annual, unconditional fixed amount of funding to conduct their research. All funded scientists are, however, obliged to donate a fixed percentage of all of the funding that they previously received to other researchers. As a result, the funding circulates through the community, converging on researchers that are expected to make the best use of it. "Our alternative funding system is inspired by the mathematical models used to search the internet for relevant information," said Bollen. "The decentralized funding model uses the wisdom of the entire scientific community to determine a fair distribution of funding."
The authors believe that this system can lead to sophisticated behavior at a global level. It would certainly liberate researchers from the time-consuming process of submitting and reviewing project proposals, but could also reduce the uncertainty associated with funding cycles, give researchers much greater flexibility, and allow the community to fund risky but high-reward projects that existing funding systems may overlook.
"You could think of it as a Google-inspired crowd-funding system that encourages all researchers to make autonomous, individual funding decisions towards people, not projects or proposals," said Bollen. "All you need is a centralized web site where researchers could log-in, enter the names of the scientists they chose to donate to, and specify how much they each should receive."
The authors emphasize that the system would require oversight to prevent misuse, such as conflicts of interests and collusion. Funding agencies may need to confidentially monitor the flow of funding and may even play a role in directing it. For example they can provide incentives to donate to specific large-scale research challenges that are deemed priorities but which the scientific community can overlook.
"The savings of financial and human resources could be used to identify new targets of funding, to support the translation of scientific results into products and jobs, and to help communicate advances in science and technology," added Bollen. "This funding system may even have the side-effect of changing publication practices for the better: researchers will want to clearly communicate their vision and research goals to as wide an audience as possible."
Awards from the National Science Foundation, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the National Institutes of Health supported the work.
From funding agencies to scientific agency: Collective allocation of science funding as an alternative to peer review
Johan Bollen, David Crandall, Damion Junk, Ying Ding, and Katy Börner
Read the paper:
doi: 10.1002/embr.201338068
Thank you to EMBO for contributing this story.
They are coming to New Orleans to talk science with their fellow members of the American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) on Monday, December 16, but the ASCB winners of the 2013 Nobel Prize in Medicine, Randy Schekman, PhD, and James Rothman, PhD, are speaking out on controversial issues they believe threaten American science and American society.
On Saturday in Stockholm, Rothman of Yale University closed his Nobel lecture with a warning that "brutal cuts" in federal research funding are destroying American competitiveness in science. On Tuesday in an opinion column published in the British newspaper, The Guardian, Schekman of the University of California, Berkeley, said that the world's three leading scientific journals—Cell, Nature, and Science—are warping science for their own commercial purposes. Calling them "luxury" journals, Schekman wrote, "These journals aggressively curate their brands, in ways more conducive to selling subscriptions than to stimulating the most important research."
Longtime ASCB members, Schekman and Rothman won the 2013 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their discoveries of how molecules move through the cell in vesicles and fuse to target membranes in a process known as "trafficking." Schekman who was ASCB President in 1999 and Rothman who has been an ASCB member since 1982 will share their joint prize of roughly $1.2 million US with Thomas Südhof of Stanford University for their work on the machinery regulating vesicles in the cell as they move along cytoskeletal roadways, delivering cargoes to different parts of the cell. This basic work was a huge boost for researchers studying conditions such as diabetes and neurodegeneration.
Both men are concerned that the work for which they won their Nobels would be much more difficult in the future because of an climate of budget cutbacks and branded scientific publications. Schekman has been particularly critical of "journal impact factors" or JIFs, a statistical measure of how often a journal is cited in other papers, as "a deeply flawed measure" that is damaging scientific integrity. JIFs have become the widely accepted measure for scientific hiring, advancement, and funding, Schekman wrote, despite their well-known flaws.
The JIF became a major issue at last year's ASCB Annual Meeting when a group of scientists and journal editors drew up the San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA), calling for scientists to turn their backs on JIFs and find new measures of individual research value. This week, just six months after the DORA petition was first posted publicly, the number of scientists and scholars including many from the social sciences and the humanities who have signed DORA passed the 10,000 signature mark. An additional 423 scientific and scholarly organizations have also signed. Schekman, a former president of the ASCB and an early DORA supporter, is expected to expand on the DORA premise in his address to the cell biologists on Monday night.
"When we first talked about the ideas that became DORA last year in San Francisco, none of us thought that it would explode like this," said Stefano Bertuzzi, the Executive Director of the ASCB. "As cell biologists, we thought it was our issue but now the 10,000 plus signatures for DORA so far prove that JIFs are seen as serious threat in many fields of science and scholarship. This is not just egghead, ivory tower stuff. What comes out of our labs and our universities is the power that drives our future economy. Research will make or break our future health. DORA is not about footnotes. It's about keeping research honest and vital."
Bertuzzi continued, "The ASCB is delighted to have two of our own—Randy and Jim—coming from Stockholm to New Orleans to use their new fame to stand up for critical issues like budget cuts and DORA."
In his Nobel lecture last Saturday, Rothman of Yale University pointed out that the science of biochemistry which undergirded his Nobel-winning research on how cells package and deliver vital secretions such as insulin was developed around the turn of the last century in Germany. The Nazis destroyed that scientific culture in a matter of years, driving many of the best biochemists to the U.S. where it took root and blossomed, Rothman said. It gave the US an unquestioned scientific leadership form World War II to recent. "Now that culture stands deeply threatened by brutal cuts in support for basic research," Rothman said. "And it can go away."
Both Schekman and Rothman are longtime members of the ASCB, the world's largest society of cell science researchers whose basic discoveries have driven advances in modern medicine and pharmacology. They will address many of the 6,000 attendees at the ASCB Annual Meeting at a special Nobel session in the Great Hall of the New Orleans Morial Convention Center at 6:00 pm CST, on Monday night.


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Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Den, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6)
This beautifully decorated, two bedroom plus den suite/2 bath comfortably accommodates six (approximately 1800 square feet). Master bedroom with king-size bed, second bedroom with twin beds, and close off den with queen-size sleeper sofa (with air over coil mattress for full mattress height and comfort) . The unit also includes newly remodeled kitchen and bathrooms.
This Non-Smoking condo has a full living room, dining room, full kitchen with housewares, washer and dryer (in unit), three TV's with cable, VCR & DVD players, large screened porch overlooking the courtyard, swimming pool, and a beautiful view of the Gulf of Mexico.
All units at the Sundial are privately owned. We are located in Sundial East which is adjacent to the Sundial Beach Resort. We offer the condo rental, condo building pool (L/M/N building), mile long private beach, bed and bath linens, & cleanup of condo upon your return. We also have beach chairs, umbrella, drink cooler, and some sand toys available in the condo for your use while here.
Nearby activities include Ding Darling Wildlife Center, Tarpon Bay, Sanibel Playhouse, Big Arts Center, Historic Sanibel Lighthouse, Fishing Pier, restaurants, shops, golfing (Beachview Golf Course (18 hole) 1 block from resort, shelling, fishing, canoeing, miles of paths around the island for biking, running, rollerblading (paths go directly past the Sundial).
Our unit 'N302' located on the 3rd floor of building N. Elevator and stairs available. Covered parking below. (see map in photos below) No high rises on Sanibel (4 floor maximum)
The property is managed by a professional management company on Sanibel - easy access to keys and maintenance if needed. Hi speed Wi-Fi available free in unit. Rental includes bed linens & bath towels, and condo cleaning upon your departure. Beach towels are available for rental $2.50/ea. through management company.
The Sundial is located just a short distance after crossing the Sanibel Bridge. So much to do - collecting shells on the beach (voted third best shelling beach in the world), walking, biking, observing nature - birds, dolphins, sea turtles, manatees, plants/flowers, great restaurants, lots of stores to shop, golfing, boating, fishing, Ding Darling Nature Preserve, Sanibel Lighthouse and nearby fishing pier, and so much more!
Come experience this unique island and see why so many people come back year after year. Call or e-mail for more information, brochure or availability.
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Hi, We are Bill & Mickey Farmer from Palatine, IL. We are originally from Pennsylvania but have spent the last many years in the midwest. Our daughter, Carrie Scott, works with us in our family business. She has been coming to Sanibel with us since she was in high school and continues to come to Sanibel with her husband and children. She has a pretty good idea of what families are looking for on their stay on Sanibel and will do her best to help you.
Carrie Scott purchased this condo in 1986
Why Carrie Scott chose Sanibel Island
We have been coming to this lovely island for over (30) years. We are grateful we have been able to share our piece of paradise with our family members, friends, and renters over the years. Our family has grown from the five of us enjoying Spring Break in the early 80's to our children who have now married and have given us (8) grandchildren. It is wonderful to see that our children still love coming to Sanibel with their children.
What makes this condo unique
We think our property is well situated at the Sundial and more importantly on Sanibel Island. We have a lovely stretch of beach without any sharp dropoffs. The island bends slightly at this point and has thus proven to be a great shelling location. We are located close to the biking/walking paths, and many restaurants, retail shops, grocery stores, golf course, tennis, and much more.
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Talking Comics at the Cambridge Public Library
June 16, 2014 by Jesse Lonergan
So if you're in the Boston area next Wednesday, you should come by the Cambridge Public Library and say hello to me and Joel Gill. We're going to be talking about our books, our process, and our upcoming projects, which are both westerns.
FAMILY TIES Review Round Up
June 16, 2014 by Stefan Blitz
Eric Hobbs and Noel Tuazon's Shakespearean organized crime graphic novel, Family Ties, is their first work together since The Broadcast. Here's what the critics have to say.
"Family Ties is a single volume graphic novel packed with tension and wrought with emotion, as well as more than a little violence. With all the hallmarks of the best mob movies, alongside the emotions of family dramas, Hobbs has crafted an engaging and original story."
– NJ.com
"The best part about Family Ties, and the reason I'd recommend it, is the art, by Noel Tuazon, all black and white. And gray. Lots of gray. His figures and objects are mostly minimalist sketches, and the "coloring" is various shades of gray watercolor, which I, in my non-art history background, associate with traditional Chinese and Japanese nature paintings. Meaning that the story is just automatically moody and exotic-looking. But also, the black and white and gray formatting serves as a metaphor for the story morality: it's not a world of black/white bad/good, but a whole bunch of people operating somewhere in the middle."
"A superb graphic novel that should appeal to students of Elizabethan drama and of grandiosely brutal gangster stories."
NBM in September: Atangan ("Yellow Jar") is back.
June 11, 2014 by NBM
Here's what we've got being solicited for in comics stores now:
Patrick Atangan
This collection of short stories forms a singular narrative that reveals the tiny moments when you realize you are at the precious end-days of youth. Atangan creates an intricate mosaic from his own childhood memories as well as those gathered from friends and family. Bittersweet, joyful and reflective, these are the type of marking moments that best define us as adults.
By the author of the Yellow Jar and Silk Tapestry.
9×6, 128pp., color hc, $19.99 9781561639014
More Atangan
See his posts on our publisher author blog
The all-new Sweet Sins by the author of Zombillenium, Peanut Butter and Molly Fredrickson's hot action, Precinct 69 packs the heat, Barbarian Chicks! 8 1/2/x11, full color, $6.99
Invincible Days by Patrick Atangan
June 9, 2014 by Patrick Atangan
Over the next couple months I will be posting deleted short stories from my upcoming book. "Invincible Days." It is a collection of true childhood stories. This first one was provided to me by my friend, Yunghee Kim.
Steven Spielberg/Woody Allen
June 8, 2014 by Jesse Lonergan
Sometime, maybe ten years ago, I read or heard this quote from Woody Allen which went something like this: Steven Spielberg says he tries to make the films he loved as a kid. I try to make the films I love as an adult.
And at the time, I was in total agreement with Woody Allen, but now I think I'm coming around to Steven Spielberg's way of thinking.
These are some pages from this fun little Formula 1 book I'm working. It's very boyish.
(Also!)(I'll be doing a talk with Joel Gill at the Cambridge Public Library on June 25th!)(We'll be talking about my book, All Star, and his book, Strange Fruit!)(!)
Dutch History part 2
June 5, 2014 by Margreet de Heer
In my earlier blog about the life of Dutch King William I I showed my comic about his youth – now we skip to his adolescence. He had pretty rough teenage years, with war looming all around and a very indecisive and incompetent father who eventually fled the country. Here's the comic I did about that memorable flight, by boat to England, on a cold wintery day in 1795.
This event has been portrayed in many contemporary drawings – here's one of them:
The middle figure is William's father, also called William (but the fifth instead of the first, as his son would be – yes, it's all a bit confusing but logical when you know that William's father was the fifth stadholder and Willem Junior declared himself the first King).
William V was a pudgy, decadent and incapable man – even with the artistic flattery of the day this is what he looked like:
The comic panel I made is part of a traveling exhibition assigned by Museum Meermanno in The Hague.
Family Ties: the word is out!
June 4, 2014 by Eric Hobbs
So it's been about since the release of Family Ties and the response has been great. Thanks to everyone who's picked up a copy, especially those who stopped by and saw Noel and I at TCAF last month. Not many people have a book signed by both of us.
For those who couldn't make it out to TCAF for a chat, here's an interview Noel and I did with CBR along with the first reviews we've seen roll in since the book's release…
Comic Book Resources interview:
Family Ties Puts Shakespearean Spin On Alaska Crime
Seattlepi.com review:
"A superb graphic novel."
NJ.com review:
"A cold weather Martin Scorsese film packed into a tiny graphic novel, "Family Ties" is overflowing with tension and pain and ends in tragedy that is almost a relief to the anguish that preceded it."
It's All Comic To Me blog review:
"Absolutely brilliant… One of the best dramatic graphic novels I've read all year."
Comics Bulletin review:
"A visual feast."
About the book:
Hoping to secure a future for his children, an aging Alaskan crime boss looks to retire and divide his empire amongst his three heirs. But when his idealistic son refuses the inheritance, the old man disowns him. This turns out to be a fatal mistake when he sees his cold-blooded daughters use their new-found power and influence against him. Inspired by the classic play KING LEAR, THE GODFATHER meets Shakespearean tragedy in this epic tale of betrayal and loss.
Invincible Days by Patrick Atangan
June 2, 2014 by Patrick Atangan
This Fall NBM will be publishing Invincible Days, a book of collected short stories that I have been working on for the past 10 years. This is a short interview of a webseries I did with a friend a few years back explaining the project and my process.
In the interview this book is referred to simply as "Short Stories," as was the working title.
NBM Buzz at BEA: Girl in Dior
June 1, 2014 by NBM
At Book Expo America, the yearly show for publishing professionals, the book that stopped the most people in their tracks was Girl in Dior with oohs and aahs over Goetzinger's art and the beauty of the quarterbound hardcover presentation. Word started getting around with people coming over to just to see the book:
Annie Goetzinger
The Girl in Dior is Clara, a freshly hired chronicler, fan of fashion and our guide in the busy corridors of the brand new house of Christian Dior. It's February 12, 1947 and the crème de la crème of Paris Haute Couture is flocking to the momentous event of Dior's first show. In a flurry of corolla shaped skirts, the parade of models file down the runway. The audience is mesmerized: it's a triumph! Carmel Snow of Harper's Bazaar cries out: "It's quite a revolution, your dresses have such a new look!" Dior's career is launched and Clara's story begins. Soon, she is picked by Dior himself to be his model…
A biography docudrama marrying fiction and the story of one of the greatest couturier in history, it is also a breathless and stunning presentation of his best designs such as Audrey Hepburn or Lauren Bacall wore, rendered by bestselling artist Annie Goetzinger, seen for the first time on this side of the Atlantic.
"A portrait full of lightness and class, capable of charming even men, so you can imagine how women will love this." -Le Figaro
"great gift idea" -Elle
"A beautiful work, chic, brilliant and moving" -Questions de Femmes
"Sumptuous" -Le Nouvel Observateur
8 1/2x 11, 128pp., full color quarterbound, foil stamped and embossed cover, $27.99
Another to amaze is our first accordion book:
Projects in the Works
June 1, 2014 by Jesse Lonergan
All Star's out and in the stores, so I'm getting cracking on some new projects.
A little bit of wild west revenge, and a little bit of high speed 60s Formula 1 racing.
And belatedly, here's a podcast featuring an interview with me at TCAF:
And a podcast featuring the Sports in Comics panel I was on at TCAF:


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Hello fellow thrifters and fleas. Do you have a thing for handmade or vintage things? Tired of store bought duplicates? Come have a look at the wonderful handmade things that will be at the Cre8tive Generations Craft Fair.
On December 28th various artisans and crafters will gather in one space to showcase their work for you to purchase if you find things you like, and trust me there will be something there for everyone. It is FREE entry to the public of course.
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Enterprise mobility experts Cortado today announced that it has joined F5 Networks' Technology Alliance Program (TAP). Through this partnership, Cortado gains access to F5® technology solutions and resources in order to maximize the value of deploying the companies' products together.
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Cortado Urges Companies to Update from iOS 8 to iOS 8.1
Enterprise mobility expert Cortado recommends its customers and other businesses update from iOS 8 to iOS 8.1. The new version of the operating system closes the security gap for apps with app extensions.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014 3:46:00 AM
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The past few years have been important for enterprise mobility management (EMM), where many start-up companies and large organizations were putting their stakes on the ground competing for a share in this USD 64 billion market (2012) that is expected to reach USD 238.39 billion by 2020, at an estimated CAGR of 17.8% from 2014 to 2020.
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Microsoft's cloud-first, mobile-first vision starts paying off
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Citrix Thinks Canadian Enterprises have to Think Beyond Desktop
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Cortado Named to Inaugural CRN Cloud Partner Program Guide
Cortado, with its brand ThinPrint, the leading provider of cloud print solutions, announced today that it has been named to the inaugural CRN Cloud Partner Program Guide, a list of the leading technology vendors with cloud-related partner programs designed to benefit members of the indirect IT channel and their cloud initiatives.
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Citrix Named a Leader in Enterprise Mobile Management by Independent Research Firm
Citrix today announced that it was named a "Leader" by Forrester Research, Inc. in the industry analyst firm's September 2014, Forrester Wave report, "The Forrester Wave: Enterprise Mobile Management, Q3 2014." The XenMobile® solution developed by Citrix was evaluated for its current offering, strategy and market presence.
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Citrix today announced that it is increasing its commitment and investment in security to meet the growing demands of global customers adopting mobile and cloud technologies. To support this commitment, Citrix has acquired stealth start-up Virtual, the only provider of a cloud-based virtualization platform for iOS and Android. The technology and team, including founder and CEO Chris Wade, will accelerate innovation across the Citrix mobile workspace apps and delivery infrastructure to help simplify IT security management for applications, data, endpoints and networks, and support the core Citrix vision for providing people with new ways to work.
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I bought this on a recent trip to Rome and I fell in love with it. To me, it starts off smelling like Johnssons baby shampoo. As it dries down it becomes powdery and light. I can't stop smelling it and my boyfriend loves it too, and he HATES perfume. Highly reccomend it.
This goes straight into my top 10. I'd liked the idea of iris for years but never bought one, and always thought that Prada fragrances were prohibitively pricey. Tested it a couple of weeks ago and was immediately taken aback by the elegance, coolness and facets of this. Loved especially the vetiver and slight unisex edge. It was light, like many had said, yet there was something tenacious, familiar and amazingly comfortable in the drydown that still never lost its slight distance. Infusion d'Iris is like someone you know intimately who retains a little mystery that keeps you hooked.
I had to get the big 6 oz. bottle (an amazing deal really) - like my HG Cabochard, it's so me, and I never want to be without it!
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This is my go-to perfume for spring and summer. It is fresh and light, and I always get compliments when I wear it. I must admit, I'm a sucker for nice packaging, and I love the way this bottle looks lined up with all my perfumes, or peeking out of my makeup bag. I would agree that it doesn't last a super long time, but I wouldn't say it's any shorter-lasting than other EDPs out there. Just take it with you and admire the bottle when you touch up.
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I love this scent! I get a clean floral with notes of green tea. And I swear I smell a slightly spicy note, maybe black peppercorn? It's a good clean smell with a kick. I love it so much, I even find myself spraying it on at bedtime...love the way this lingers on my sheets as well!
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Don't get all the hype!! Thanks goodness I got a sample of this from Sephora. All I can say is Stink! Stank! Stunk!!
I really like this perfume. It's different from the other things out there. I was looking for something young, in an european kind of way and not the screechingly loud miley cyrus type of young, and this comes pretty close.
It is really soft, and slightly powdery. When you smell it up close, there's a slight bitterness to it, but I like that. It reminds me of Paris Fashion Week. I don't know why, but it evokes the image of the Grand Palais.
It lasts pretty well on me. I put this on, took a shower 4 hours later, and I could still smell it after that. Plus, I have dry skin, so I don't know why other people say this doesn't last. Perfume is supposed to last longer on moisturised skin?
I only gave this 4 lippies even though I would buy it again is because it doesn't exactly give me what I'm looking for. I'm looking for something that is slightly more natural.
The sephora SA said this doesn't sell very well and that's a MAJOR PLUS for me. I don't like having the same fragrance as everyone else (ala coco mademoiselle).
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My experience with this has been negative. Every time I am reminded of this product I think of this story.
I was SO excited to try this upon its debut, available only at Neiman Marcus. On a trip to the city I went out of my way to go to a Neiman Marcus just to buy this.
My plebeian Visa card (with an unused $6,500 limit) was completely unacceptable at Neiman Marcus and their apparent 'NO POORS!' policy. I'm surprised they didn't have security escort me out for being so 'working class'.
So anyway I was too tired to go to an ATM for the cash and by that point disenchanted with their pretentious elitism.
And for that I will never buy anything Prada or anything from Neiman Marcus.
(But yeah, I did try on the perfume before I attempted to purchase it and it was pleasant, soft, very subtle and it faded SO FAST {and it's a PARFUM?!} so I don't think I'm really missing out)
Don't bother buying this unless you are ostentatious and gauche enough to also own $1200 cashmere pajamas, couture everything, and a Maybach to go with it or you'll never be good enough for anything Prada!
I love this scent! A fellow basenoter kindly sent me some samples -it was love at first try! Iris has for so long been very hard to produce for perfumery that it gives a elegant moneied air to the wearer -even when you're wearing jeans and a tee! I love the lotion too -I bought a giftset at a discounter.I find that I also like -well everything else I've tried from the line so far -mens too.
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I gone through quite a few samples of d'Iris and Ive been putting off buying this scent as Im not sure its got lasting power. But Im currently being haunted by this delicate beauty of a perfume. Just when I thought I had it out of my mind, I sat and read an article in Vanity Fair, and then noticed that there was an ad for Infusion d'Iris with a flip out for sniffing. I sniffed it and ahhhhhhh gorgeous. I put the mag down so I could read something else and I kept smelling occasional wafts from the scent strip. In a state of unawareness I forgot that it was the Prada I was smelling. Im starting to think I need a full bottle.
If I could use one word to describe this perfume I would call it soothing. Its crisp, herbal, and green like character makes me feel at ease. Its like being outside on a perfect summer day with all the smells of nature passing by you and conjuring up fleeting emotions of pure joy.
As far as my issue with longevity, I think that sometimes my body chemistry needs some time to get used to wearing the perfume before the perfume with finally stick. This happened to me with some of my other perfumes. I see a bottle of d'Iris sitting on my vanity in the near future.
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This is a nice, soft floral scent. It last long on me and I get compliments when I wear it. Love it for Spring/Summer months. Not overpowering. I cant really compare it to anything but my other favs are Issey Miyake and gucci envy for reference.
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SAN DIEGO - SEPTEMBER 19: Running back Ryan Mathews of the San Diego Chargers carries the ball against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Qualcomm Stadium on September 19, 2010 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)
In the Pittsburgh Steelers 34-24 loss to the San Diego Chargers on Sunday the defense did a good job of defending the Chargers rushing attack in the first half as they held running backs Ryan Mathews, Ronnie Brown and Jackie Battle to just 29 yards on 14 carries, with the longest run being the 9 yard run by Mathews on the first play of the Chargers first possession. The second half was a different story, however, as they allowed 47 yards on the Chargers 17 play drive to start the second half. The biggest play perhaps on that drive was the 14th one where the Chargers were faced with a 3rd down Read more [...]
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Director W.T. (Bill) Rabe released the first "banished words list," he said that the international
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point in time," and "have a nice day," to be purged from the language.
The tongue-in-cheek Banishment List began as a publicity ploy for little-known LSSU. The
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Burning to welcome the first day of spring and, in 1976, the famous list of words.
In order to gain the most media coverage possible, the Banishment List is released each year
on New Year's Day. This is attributed to former newsman Rabe's knowledge of the press. New Year's
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The first list was dreamed up by Rabe and a group of friends at a New Year's Eve party in 1975.
The following day, he released the list and the rest, as they say, is history. Since then,
nominations for words and expressions to be banished have been invited and accepted throughout the
After Rabe retired in 1987, the University copyrighted the concept and continued the tradition.
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Central New Yorkers are invited to attend the Eighth Annual Miracle Ride and Barbecue Sunday, May 19, rain or shine, at the Spinning Wheel Restaurant, 7384 Thompson Road, North Syracuse. All proceeds benefit the CNY Children's Miracle Network (CMN) in support of pediatric services at University and Crouse hospitals.
The event includes a motorcycle ride around Oneida Lake, a chicken barbecue, music, door prizes, games and moonwalks for children.
The motorcycle ride starts at the Spinning Wheel Restaurant and continues around Oneida Lake. Maps are available at registration, which is from 10 to 11:30 a.m. at the restaurant. The ride, beginning at 11:30 a.m., is not a parade. Motorcycles must be street legal and riders must wear proper attire, including helmets.
Motorcycle riders who register by May 13 will receive a CMN pin. The entry fee is $25, plus $10 per passenger, but will be waived for individuals who have a minimum of $50 in pledges. Individuals must bring sponsor forms to the event.
Admission to the barbecue, which will be held from 1 to 3 p.m. at the restaurant, is $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 years and under. Individuals do not have to participate in the motorcycle ride to attend the barbecue.
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On Sunday, February 3, 2013, Mr. Robert Jerome Wallace Jr., surrendered to Jesus and peacefully journeyed home, surrounded by his loving family. He was 85 years old.
Robert's memory will be cherished with love by his wife, Ruby, of the home; one son, Prophet Lindsay B. Wallace; two daughters, Dianne Adams Ross and Doris Wallace Blair (David) of Charlotte; one granddaughter, Temekia Ross Hemphill; one grandson, David Jaquan Blair of Charlotte; one brother-in-law, Edward Byers (Modestine) of Cowpens, S.C.; one sister-in-law, Evelyn White of Landover, Md.; and a very special niece, Loretta Byers of Gaffney, S.C.; and a host of relatives and friends.
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Ian Clark's Pop Culture Club: 'The Walking Dead' returns tonight ... but at what cost?
The breakout hit on AMC returns tonight at 9, and fans of the zombie apocalypse drama are excited to see how the second half of Season 3 opens up.
Count me among those who having been looking forward to the show since the mid-season finale last December. But it's the behind-the-scenes movements on the show that have me concerned.
For the second time in the show's short history, a major creative force has been removed from the equation. The first time out it was producer Frank Darabont, who helped shepherd "The Walking Dead" to television from its comic book roots. Darabont stepped down after the initial season.
That ended up being a blessing in disguise, as new showrunner Glenn Mazzara took the solid first season of the show and delivered an even better second season. His part one of the third season cranked the quality up another notch and the show continued to garner viewers and rave reviews.
But Mazzara is now in lame duck mode as it has been announced that he will be leaving after this season. The statement from AMC said the split was amicable, but sources have cited differences of opinions between Mazzara and comic book series creator Robert Kirkman (who is heavily involved in the TV show's production). Mazzara himself hinted that his "control" over the show was less than ideal.
My hope is that the quality of the show does not suffer this season. It should be just fine, but what of the future? Continued turnover will eventually lead to a drop in quality and spell the end of the line.
But that's something to worry about at another time. For now, tonight's season opener should start with a bang - based on the mid-season finale's cliffhanger ending.
Tensions between good guy leader Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) and the leader of the Woodbury community, the Governor (David Morrisey) reached a boiling point in the mid-season finale, which also saw brothers Merle (Michael Rooker) and Daryl (Norman Reedus) finally reunited.
The mid-season finale also introduced viewers to a whole new crew of survivors, led by Tyreese, a fan favorite character in the comic book series. Tyreese is played by Chad Coleman, who was excellent on HBO's hit series "The Wire," so his addition to an already strong cast is welcome.
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Police are investigating the stabbing death of an employee at the Cincinnati Hilton Netherland Plaza.
Officers were called about 6 a.m. Friday to the downtown hotel after 58-year-old Richard Campbell was found dead in a stairwell.
Investigators said he had been stabbed to death.
Hotel officials said Campbell had worked at the Netherland Plaza as a security guard for eight years and was a Vietnam veteran.
Friday marked Campbell's birthday, sources said.
Neighbors said Campbell was an avid Pittsburgh Steelers fan.
"(He was) always geared up for the ball game on Sundays," the victim's friend, Lorenzo Wilson, said.
Police say they are reviewing surveillance tapes, but have no reason to believe any other hotel employees or guests are in any danger.
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December 23rd, 2007 · 88 Comments
As we've seen this week, notes re: the neighbor's constantly barking dog often end up being less passive-aggressive and more out-and-out aggressive. But as Matt noticed, this San Francisco resident was able to put a festive holiday spin on the old not-so-veiled threat.
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December 20th, 2007 · 105 Comments
Two heartwarming notes brimming with compassion and holiday cheer!
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December 17th, 2007 · 155 Comments
Amber received this amazing note in an envelope on her doorstep in Sacramento. "I have no idea which neighbor sent this to me, but I can only assume it was the paranoid-looking woman who lives above me," she says. "But I don't do drugs. I don't even smoke cigarettes!"
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Actually, we just hate you
December 13th, 2007 · 99 Comments
"We really don't hate the holidays," says our anonymous foreign-policy elf in Washington, D.C., "just passive-aggressive coworkers."
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The thought that counts
December 10th, 2007 · 101 Comments
Our anonymous submitter from Dallas works in the creative department of a large corporation that's recently cut back on extras like holiday parties and cake and fruit. This Scrooge-like misanthropy seems to have taken a toll on staff morale — even among the determined breed of office "fun fund" leaders.
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Since we have no more motherly types left (Denise, Andrea, etc.), I have been elected to be the cruise director this year.
We're doing it from next Monday (the 10th) to next Friday (the 14th), since people will start going out of town the week after that.
We have a $20 max. You can spend it however you like. You can get your person a $4 gift every day, a big $20 gift on the last day, or however you want to break it up.
If you' like to participate, please come sign up at my desk by tomorrow by noon. I will be drawing the names at lunch time. It's not mandatory for everyone to play, but just do it. Don't be a grinch!
If you don't care what your Santa gets you that is fine, but if you do, please post a "Secret Santa Wish List" on your cube, so that they will have an idea what you like, and can go shopping this weekend.
Also, don't give people used stuff (the person who gave me the half burned candle two years ago knows who they are!).
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Pumpkin with a death wish
October 31st, 2007 · 82 Comments
Sarah in Richmond says this jack-o-lantern appeared just minutes ago near the stairs to her apartment. We'll call this the "before" shot…
Stay tuned for the "after" photo: punkin stomped to bits by contrarian trick-or-treaters.
Happy Halloween, kids!
Tags: Halloween · neighbors · noise · Richmond
A holiday wish
June 6th, 2007 · 9 Comments
Writes Heidi in Kansas City, Missouri: "In my building, the decorating committee of condo owners added lamps to the hallway tables on each floor. Someone started turning the lamps off on some floors, and someone else left this note on the bulletin board in the building's laundry room. Gotta love that festive holiday stationery!"
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The Eleventh Plague
June 4th, 2007 · 7 Comments
Oh, how I love (totally tacky) reply-all e-mails.
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