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Seems to be the most natural and pure mist I have used so far. It is not enough to be applied alone for my extra dry skin or when outside during fall and winter. Perhaps it's my skin but it dries up just a few minutes after and my skin's back to what it felt like before spraying it. But very clean.
its just water i know, but water is a really integral component of good skin. i feel that this has calmed down my redness and cooled down my skin in the hot humid climate i live in. less redness and bumps just using water, im sold.
I bought this yesterday because I was told it has wonderful healing properties, (i.e. for cuts, sunburn, rosacea, etc). As a matter of fact, my daughter had a cut and we sprayed this on it and within a few hours, the cut was pretty much healed. Amazing! I then sprayed this on my face because I have rosacea on my cheeks. The result was terrible. There must be something in this that my skin doesn't like because within minutes my face became red and highly irritated. It is still very red and sore this morning and I can't put anything on it except a really gentle moisturizer to help soothe it. I will keep this for scratches and cuts because it really works, but I won't spray this on my face ever again!
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i used up a whole bottle of this mist during the summer holidays while using nothing else because I started breaking out. It is natural for the skin I guess. But you can't really see a big difference. It did calm my acne though. But it was a good mist. Natural/gentle
Am about to open my second bottle.
Have to first confess that I thought it was rather stupid to pay so much money for water to spray over the face. But after I moved to a much colder, drier climate I experienced a total change in skin type. I went from oily-combo skin to really dry flaky skin. I didn't know what to do, and had to overhaul my skin care.
I decided one day this was on sale to give it a go, see what the hype was all about. It is indeed a very cooling, refreshing spray on the face. It does really well to tone, or to prep before putting on some masks. I use it to take off my avene hydrating mask, and it's been great. I do believe that the thin mist that the cannister is designed to deliver is part of why this is so good.
One added benefit - it really does add some dewy quality to matte makeup minus the grease.
I'll definitely be stocking up on avene products when I'm in paris :) Pity I don't think it's possible to carry cannisters of this water on flight so I will probably stick to just buying regular products.
just as a side note, I have the price point as 5 lippies because here it costs qute a bit for a 300mL cannister. So far I have only gotten mine when they are on sale or promo to dampen the pain a little. Would repurchase though, just hoping for more promos.
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I don't get the hype. To me it is just some salty water that makes my pores look huge and dries my skin. Nothing soothing.
the best spray mist i have ever used! i have been using this for the past six months now, and well i love it!! it feels just like normal water tho, but it didnt break my skin out but kept it smooth, so i guess its a yes from me!
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Holy grail! Absolutely, this Avene water + the Bioderma Crealine! Ideal for my combination skin. I tried a toner and cleanser by Clarins, because I lover their HydraQuench moisturizer. Long story short: back to Avene and Bioderma. Love what it does to my skin. Where I live the water is very harsh and these products make sure my skin looks smooth, toned and calm. I just the Avene water as a toner after cleansing and before moisturizing. No more spots or outbreaks, just beautiful clear skin. And, yes, it is "just water", but it has healed by skin, bye bye acne!
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Really helpful if you have a sunburn or an allergic reaction. Got a contact dermatitis some months ago and this mist saved my life!
I still have some left that I use after going to the gym or when it's hot in summer.
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Elizabeth Greenberg: Dean and Vice-President of Academic Affairs for Maine Media Workshops and College, earned a B.F.A. in Photography from the Rhode Island School of Design and completed her M.F.A in Visual Arts at Vermont College. Elizabeth began her photographic career in New York City working as Arnold Newman's studio manager and first assistant. After leaving Arnold Newman's studio, she went on to assist many other well - known photographers, spending another four years working as a still life and food photographer. She then continued to work as a freelance portrait and editorial photographer in New York City and Pennsylvania. Elizabeth has been teaching at the Maine Media Workshops since 1994. She was the Director of the Photography Programs from 2000-2007. Elizabeth has also taught at the New School for Social research, Lafayette College (Easton, PA) and the Baum School of Art (Allentown, PA). Elizabeth is a member of the MFA Steering Committee, MFA Committee, MFA Admissions Screening Committee and is a Professional Certificate Program Curricular faculty member as well as an MFA Advisor.
Hawaii's warm tropical climate offers great diversity of natural scenery from active volcanoes to oceanic surroundings - it is sure to have something to offer for everyone. The Big Island alone has all but two of the world's climate zones and generates everything from lush rain forests to volcanic deserts, snowcapped mountains to black sand beaches.
Maine Media's own Meg Weston (writer/photographer in love with volcanic landscapes) and Elizabeth Greenberg (photographer captivated with Hawaiian culture and mystery) have each made many trips to the Hawaiian islands over the years. They will lead this workshop on the Big Island of Hawaii and incorporate daily excursions focused on image-making, writing, reflection and the creative process. Venues on the Big Island offer a diversity of subjects: volcanoes, ocean, rainforests, and Polynesian culture: sacred Hawaiian sites, hula dancers, ukulele music. You will find daily inspirations to develop your own personal story.
Hawaiian culture is rich with folklore and myths that relate the natural elements to tales of their gods. These tales speak of love, birth and death, passion, and betrayal - throughout the week we'll work with these myths and folklore as our inspirations, exploring themes of memory and imagination using the landscape and Hawaiian culture as metaphor for our own personal work.
The class will meet each day in downtown Hilo, using the Hawaii Museum of Contemporary Art and East Hawaii Cultural Council as our classroom. There are several hotel choices for you, at different rates, all located near downtown Hilo. Participants may reserve a room at the lodging of their choice. The options can be viewed on their respective websites.
This is an ideal workshop to bring along a spouse, son or daughter or partner. Non-photographic companions may join the group sessions and meals but are not involved in the critique or review sessions. Companion supplement is $250.
Sunday, February 15 –
We will meet as a group in Hilo for an Aloha dinner at a local restaurant.
At the welcome dinner we will begin the workshop with the Hawaiian tradition of talk story, known in Hawaii as mo'olelo, the tradition of personally sharing important stories as we get to know one another. The first assignment is for each participant to select 6 images to share with the group on Monday morning.
(Note that all location and travel plans are subject to change due to varying weather conditions)
Monday, February 16 –
Early morning risers will enjoy exploring the areas around downtown Hilo. We will meet after breakfast and begin with individual introductions and image-sharing.
Meg and Elizabeth will present a slideshow to get everyone considering the elements of a good picture and to start thinking about seeing creatively. There will also be a brief review to ensure that everyone is familiar with their basic camera functions.
Lunch will be in Hilo.
From Hilo, we will head just south of the downtown area to the Keaukaha and Richardson Beach parks. At this extraordinary location, there will be a demo on making portraits, be it of each other, of a stranger, or the possibilities for self- portraits. There will be a thematic assignment for each day's work.
After an afternoon of photographing the group will return to Hilo for dinner. Everyone is on their own for dinner and may choose from a variety of restaurants in downtown Hilo.
Tuesday, February 17 –
Before heading out for the day's adventures, we will meet at the classroom and there will be a presentation on using the camera and the creative options for time exposures, the effects of stopping and blurring motion, and depth of field. The daily assignment will be related to our planned photographic locations.
After the morning session, we will head out to Volcano National Park. Our first stop in the park will be the steam vents at the summit of Kīlauea volcano.
Lunch will be in Volcano Village.
The afternoon will be spent exploring the Chain of Craters road, which descends 3,700 feet in 20 miles winding through powerful and exotic lava fields, ending at magnificent cliffs overlooking the ocean.
Prior to the evening photo session there will be a demo on how to photograph at night with long exposures. A tripod and cable release will be needed for those wishing to photograph at night.
We will return up the Chain of Crater road, and head to the Jaggar Museum and Observatory to photograph at sunset and the crater glow as darkness sets in. That will be followed by dinner at the Volcano House restaurant overlooking the crater.
Wednesday, February 18 –
The morning will begin informally with time for everyone to download images from the previous day's excursions. We will talk about light and review creative camera functions.
Our morning will be spent at the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Gardens, located several miles north of Hilo and the Hamakua Coast's 4 Mile Scenic Drive.
We will continue up the Hamakua coast towards Honokaa, stopping at the famous Tex's restaurant for lunch. As we head south on the Belt Highway we will stop at the enchanted beach of Laupahoehoe.
The day will wrap up in Hilo, where participants will be on their own for dinner before heading back to the Inn.
Thursday, February 19 –
We will head out early, picking up a light breakfast on the road. If there are active lava flows to the ocean, the plan will be for an early morning boat ride or hike to the lava flow.
The day will be spent exploring the Kalapana lava fields, the painted church, fish- ponds, Lava Trees State Park and perhaps even a swim in the Ahalanui Hot Pond before returning to Hilo for dinner.
Friday, February 20 –
This morning we will meet in the classroom. Meg and Elizabeth will meet individually with participants to review and select images for a final slideshow of the week's work. Everyone will have some time to write a short story, myth or poem to go with their images.
For lunch, we will head into Hilo and explore the Farmer's Market. In the early afternoon we will head over to the nearby Liliuokalani Gardens and Coconut Island for our final photography session.
We will meet late afternoon for wine and pupus and a slideshow of the week's work. The final group dinner and celebration will be in Hilo.
Saturday, February 21 –
We will meet for an informal breakfast and final farewells.
What to bring / How to prepare:
We will be using digital cameras (only) for this workshop. Students may work with high-end point – and – shoot cameras (such as the G11), but should bring a camera that allows for completely manual control. Students are also encouraged to bring their own laptop and external hard drives for backing up their work. Participants do need to be comfortable with their digital workflow and able to download their own images and prepare them for sharing with the group. Meg and Elizabeth will be available to meet with participants daily.
Since we will be photographing at night, you will want to bring a tripod and cable release.
The weather in Hawaii is nearly idyllic and should be warm while we are there. However, when we are up in Volcano National Park, the temperature can vary greatly from the crater, to the coast so participants will want to have extra layers for warmth. Hiking shoes, a rain jacket and a hat are also recommended.
The Fine Print:
Price of $1995.00 includes instruction, first and last night dinner, travel on the island (the group will be traveling together in vans, however students may opt to rent their own cars – if so, the rental costs are not included.) Fee does not include accommodations or other meals. This is an ideal workshop to bring along a spouse, son or daughter or partner. Non-photographic companions may join the group sessions and meals but are not involved in the critique or review sessions. Companion supplement is $250.
Recommended hotels in the Hilo area:
Meg and Elizabeth will be staying at the Dolphin Bay Hotel
Dolphin Bay Hotel
Orchid Tree Bed and Breakfast
Castle Hilo Hawaii Hotel
Terms and Conditions for Destinations Workshops
1. Reservations & Payments
A deposit as indicated on the registration page is required to confirm your reservation for the workshop. Final payment in full is due 45 days prior to the date of departure for your workshop. Maine Media Workshops + College ("Maine Media") reserves the right to cancel a reservation if full payment has not been received by the due date.
2. Cancellations
All cancellation notices must be received in writing and will become effective as of the date of the postmark, or upon receipt of an email providing notice of cancellation. If you provide written notice of cancellation 60 days or more prior to the departure date for your workshop, your deposit, and any additional payment, will be refunded in full, less an administration fee of $55.00. If you provide written notice of cancellation less than 60 days prior to the departure date for your workshop, your full deposit will be forfeited; any additional funds paid to Maine Media for the workshop will be refunded. No refunds of any amount will be made to persons who (i) fail to provide written notice of cancellation, or who (ii) begin a workshop, but fail to complete the workshop.
3. Basis of Rates
All prices are quoted in U.S. dollars; all payments must be made in U.S. dollars.
4. Insurance
It is strongly advised that you purchase Trip Cancellation, Baggage, Emergency Medical Evacuation, and/or Accident and Sickness Insurance Protection. Camera equipment, computers, and baggage are carried entirely at the owner's risk. Maine Media shall have no responsibility for any lost, damaged, or delayed property, or for an individual student's medical needs, accidents, injuries or illnesses.
5. Itinerary Changes
The itinerary for your workshop is subject to change without prior notification.
6. Passports and Visas
A valid passport is required for all travel. You are required to notify Maine Media as to the nationality under which your passport is registered. If you are a U.S. citizen, Maine Media will notify you if your destination requires a visa. Non-U.S. citizens are required to contact the appropriate consular office for entry requirements for their workshop. Participants are responsible for obtaining their passports and visas. To participate in the workshop, you must have a passport that is valid until at least six months after the date on which your trip is scheduled to be completed.
7. Medical Issues
All participants must be in good health. You must advise Maine Media of any health condition, physical condition, or emotional or mental condition that may require special attention or that may adversely impact the other participants in your workshop. All students are required to complete a "Waiver of Liability" form and submit it at the time of registration. This document may be found on the course description page.
8. Liability Waiver
Every participant is required to sign Maine Media's Waiver of Liability before departure for their workshop. Click here to download.
9. Responsibility & Photography
To ensure a safe photographic experience, you are required to obey local customs and be considerate when photographing people or sensitive locations. The faculty member for your workshop has the right to expel any person from the workshop for behavior that is in violation of the law; that is disruptive; or that compromises the group's safety or enjoyment. No refunds will be made to any person expelled from a workshop. Maine Media shall have no obligation to pay any costs incurred by a person as a result of that person being expelled from a workshop.
Meg Weston
Margaret A. (Meg) Weston, a long time Maine resident and respected leader in higher education, business and consulting in international imaging, was appointed President of Maine Media Workshops + College in February, 2012. Prior to this, Meg served as Vice President for University Advancement at the University of Southern Maine and as President and CEO of the University of Southern Maine Foundation. Meg has an MFA in Creative Writing from Lesley University with an interdisciplinary emphasis on creative non-fiction and photography. She has taught digital imaging at the University of Southern Maine and workshops in Creativity at the Gestalt International Study Center in Wellfleet, Mass.
Meg brings over 25 years of leadership experience in imaging and communications businesses, including as president of the Portland Press Herald and Maine Sunday Telegram and as president and COO of the U.S. photofinishing operations of Konica Corporation. As president and CEO of PrintLife, an Israeli digital imaging company, she introduced photobooks in the U.S. and Japanese markets in 2000-2001. For eight years, she operated f22 Consulting, Inc., a successful consulting practice focused on helping mature companies make the transition to new global opportunities in consumer digital imaging. Her f22 client list included many digital imaging start-up companies as well as Kodak, Hewlett Packard, and Fuji.
Meg also has a wealth of experience in higher education. She served as Chair of a legislative commission on higher education governance and for ten years on the Board of Trustees of the University of Maine System, including two years as Chair of the Board of Trustees.
Meg commented on her new role as President: "Maine Media is a gem in Maine with a national and international reputation for providing quality education and nurturing creativity in all forms of imaging. This position sits perfectly at the intersection of my experience and my passion for photography and education. I'm excited to work with the faculty, staff, board, students, alumni and community to help the Workshops and College realize its full potential."
Meg's passion is photographing volcanoes. Her photography work has been showcased in the solo exhibit, "Lavascapes;" in group shows: "Atelier 2007" and the "Next Step" exhibit of alumni of JP Caponigro, as well as on her website, www.volcanoes.com.


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Tea Party and Occupy Merge (Daily Paul gets mentioned as well )Submitted by michcrow on Tue, 08/14/2012 - 16:12
Great video showing Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street working together.
William A Johnson mentions Daily Paul at 6 minute mark.
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It's about time!
I've been saying this for weeks, if the Liberty Movement were to join with the Occupy Movement, we could increase our forces 2 fold! The Occupy movement has what we need, and the Liberty movement has what they need.
- The Liberty Movement needs the strength of the numbers that the Occupy Movement can muster.
- The Occupy Movement needs the precise focus and understanding of the enemy that the Liberty movement has gained through Ron Paul.
Now what happens when the massive amount of Occupy activists begin to learn more about the message of Liberty and obtain a greater understanding of the constitution? The Occupy movement will then be capable of pinpointing the enemy and put their great numbers to target the Fed, and both political parties. Not just Wallstreet.
As their well-received allies, the Liberty movement will be able to have their support in voting for Liberty individuals running for either Dem or Repub office - therefore helping us clean out the House & Senate.
"It is the duty of the patriot to protect his country from his government." - Thomas Paine
we are change are the only
we are change are the only people that gets off their ass, that goes and does real reporting, unlike these so called Alternative New people that sit in from a computer and read off MSM websites and spin it into their news and that goes for you lazy ass bloggers to.............keep up the good work and the in your face reporting WE ARE CHANGE
Bringing together
The best of both worlds!
I believe in the freedom to be what we choose to be.
This is what it is all about!!!
This gives new meaning to the phrase "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".
Here's the thread he was discussing
about Red Light Cameras.
I may resurrect it or possibly use it for the good of my community. When it comes to red light cameras of course everyone will agree that they are horrible. Doesn't matter with whom you align. One of several reasons I don't drive other than for work is because of those cameras. They are placed strategically.
There are over 300 million of us who are divided on issues but share similar viewpoints on other things and I think we should unite, have polite and respectful discourse; but work together to enforce our rights. I realize it's a theoretical concept, but it's possible.
This is how you take the machine down
united we stand, I commend this patriot!!!!!
Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must. like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it.-Thomas Paine
The R3volution requires action, not observation!!!!
I am good friends with our local occupy leadership. I also camped out during the first nights of our local occupy. Good times.
WilliamJohnson seems a really good thinker and
communicator. I liked his slight renaming of NAP to NonAggression Truth. And of course his ability to see fundamental truth transcending "party" lines. His book sounds very interesting.
Thank you.
Someday soon we will move into the solution phase of this revolution and I anxiously await meeting many of you then. Until then thank you for the kind words and interest in liberty. If you have questions about the content of my first book feel free to message me.
In Liberty,
William a. Johnson
"Good intentions will always be pleaded for every assumption of authority. It is hardly too strong to say that the Constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. There are men in all ages who mean to govern well, but the
isn't this that guy luke last-name-whatever?
again? really? i feel dirty just commenting on something a guy accused of financial fraud produces
Luke Rudowski..."We Are Change New York"
A Very Godd Friend Of Alex Jones...
How could groups with mutually exclusive core beliefs merge?
Majority of one group believes in limited government. Majority of the other group believes in government strong enough to be able to redistribute wealth.
Weird move, to say the least... Or the common enemy is so big that the core beliefs matter no more. Either way, this post is logically oxymoron.
The vast majority of OWeS
The vast majority of OWeS participants are not learned of Alinsky. They go because of their union or ACORN connections, or because it's cool to be radical--Not because they have studied political or economic theories. The radical socialist organizers hide themselves from other participants, as does the Billary/Soros/Obama machine.
MOST people have the same concerns, and can reason to agreeable solutions with others, when the media and parties don't have them too POd at "the other side".
Paulians Understand that the Constitution works.
Tea Party-ers want More Constitution.
Everyone wants the Fruits of the Constitution.
Nobody wants to denounce the Constitution.
-So, we are really in the best position to get thing headed our way. This guy is right on in his analysis of compromise v. cooperation.
We may be dumb as sheep, but we herd like cats, and are more clever than monkeys. What sane person would think us cattle?
Sorry. I guess I could have
Sorry. I guess I could have been more exact in what the video is about. I suppose 'Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street join forces on issues they agree' on would have been more accurate. They aren't actually merging. Their interests merged is perhaps more accurate.
But I thought the title was a nice and short AND I would thought the video explained better than I could.
Two shorten the road.
The people are starting to figure it out.....When we fight each other we lose, When we work together we win! This is what the government fears the very most of all things, This is the very reason conflict is created constantly in our daily lives is to make us weak, This is great! people working together gets things done.
Each of us
Each of us may have different paths but Each of us Share the same goal.
His name is Edward Snowden
What is Capitalism?
OWS+Tea Party+Blue Republicans = "Phase Change"?
The remaking of the political map is discussed at length here...
Your article on OWS/Tea Party sums things up nicely
I'm forwarding it to my tea party friends.
When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe.
~ John Muir
Good article, and it's good to see you continuing
to post here.
I didn't pay attention to where the link was going and I clicked on it...I have been off that crappy huffington site for along time....not your fault and it was a good article just a crappy website :)
This makes no sense
Soros' Occupy Movement now puts the final death knoll on the Tea Party. Soros wins again. Tea Party was his one and only big fear.
Now TPers are castrated. Just great. Some one take me out of this freakin stinkin country please. Excuse me while I go throw up
Keepin' it real.
Yep, the political poles are
Yep, the political poles are changing. Left vs right is being replaced by populist vs elite. The wall street bailout was the inflection point. Thus the popularity of the populist libertarian, Ron Paul, among both the tea party and occupy crowds.
I must be willing to give up what I am in order to become what I will be. Albert Einstein
Occupy Wall St. & Tea Party
I remember years ago reading the book Culture Jam - re the power of corporations and how society is influenced - and the author (author of Adbusters Magazine as well), Kalle Lasn, saying something to the effect, "Just so you know, we're not a bunch of lefties." It was Lasn who coined the term "Occupy Wall St" and set the first date. I was with those people in spirit, and I did bring it up to friends in the local tea party. It was clear to ME there was common ground; I felt that it was appropriate for the tea party to be present. In my opinion, Occupy got co-opted. In any event, the visible presence of the Socialist Party (if not also communists), as well as the globalist/socialist unions, made a big impression. What a shame. It seemed to me there wasn't a chance in hell the tea party would ever want to be aligned. This was a good interview, showing that the groups CAN be united - at the very least over specific issues; and that when we do, it's a formidable presence. The ptb can't write it off as the crazies on the "other side." It's both sides.
When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the Universe.
~ John Muir
Big bump
Thanks for posting.
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Love won! Deliverance from Tyranny is on the way! Col. 2:13-15
We've always have been
Everyone else are Posers
Btw i like what he said about focusing on the solutions, not the problems.
His name is Edward Snowden
What is Capitalism?
Solutions vs. Problems
Thank you for the compliment. I like your handle btw.
"Good intentions will always be pleaded for every assumption of authority. It is hardly too strong to say that the Constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. There are men in all ages who mean to govern well, but the


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Liberal Democrat Chief Whip Alistair Carmichael will tomorrow move the writ to trigger the Eastleigh by-election. The by-election should be on the 28 February.
UPDATE: They will select a candidate on Saturday
Hotting up at the Guardian, HR hits back at the NUJ..
From: Carolyn Gray
To: All
Dear All,
Last week, the GMG Board agreed a change in the management and running of the Remuneration Committee (RemCo).
A new Remuneration Committee Information and Consultation Forum will be created, made up from elected representatives from across the business. This forum will be briefed and de-briefed before and after each RemCo meeting by Judy Gibbons (GMG Non-Executive Director and Chair of RemCo) and myself, giving them the opportunity to input and influence all subjects on the RemCo agenda including pensions and benefits.
This is a progressive decision that sets GMG apart from the majority of other organisations and is a significant development in our on-going commitment to move employee engagement up the agenda and more fully embed it in our organisational culture. The GMG Board also hopes it will give us a solid platform to increase participation in RemCo over time.
I am setting up an implementation group to work through the details of how the forum will run and the election process for representatives. We will share further details with you as soon as possible.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Carolyn Gray
Group Director of HR, Pensions, and Sustainability
The NUJ complains about the management negotiating by email:
Dear Colleagues
You will have all received an email from Carolyn Gray regarding the executive pay remuneration committee. I have just sent her this reply on behalf of the chapel. It is not generally the NUJ's policy to negotiate by email, but as this seems to be the latest trend it behoves us, as always, to be flexible. BW
Dear CAG
Thanks for your email re Remco. As you know, the company's failure to honour its commitment to the NUJ – made as part of last year's settlement – for elected representation on the committee is now a matter of dispute between us. That being the case, we are unable to take part in the forum you suggest, and will be consulting with our colleagues in Unite in the hope they understand and support our position.
For the record, we believe that your proposition – rather than being the progressive step you envisage – actually undercuts the rights of trade unions to make representations about executive pay. As ever, we would be happy to discuss our concerns with you. In the meantime, I would ask you to reconsider your proposals. As they stand, they can only be seen as a hostile move at what is clearly a very difficult time.
Brian (on behalf of the NUJ)
She says progressive, he says hostile, let's call the whole thing off…
Bruce "I made Dave" Anderson changes his tune in tomorrow's Spectator:
'rarely has a government been so politically inept.'
Expenses rules state that MPs can only travel in first in the unlikely event that it is cheaper than a standard fare. That hasn't stopped three legroom-loving MPs from bending the rules, however. Energy minister John Hayes made the journey from his Lincolnshire constituency to Westminster in first 28 out of the last 30 times, costing the taxpayer on average over £60 a pop. Standard tickets are usually as cheap as £19 if they are booked in advance or £37.50 if you turn up on the day. He's not alone…
Former Labour Home Secretary Alan Johnson has a 100% record, travelling from Hull in first class 19 times out of 19. He billed us almost £100-a-journey on average, three times what you can pay with a week's notice. And as for Leeds MP Fabian Hamilton? 29 of his 30 train journeys were in first at £72 a go, as much as double the standard fare.
A well-placed parliamentary source explained to Guido how greedy MPs cheat the system by seeking out the few journeys where buying a first class ticket technically doesn't break the rules. It's Great Train Snobbery, pure and simple…
Alan Rusbridger is in full reverse ferret mode on bosses pay…
…Read the NUJ's letter to the Guardian editorial team only over on Media Guido…
Over at the workers' paradise which is the Guardian they were promised a say in Rusbridger's pay. The bosses have gone back on that pledge according to the NUJ:
From: Brian Williams
To: editorial.gnm
We would have preferred to avoid a running commentary on what are so far inconclusive ACAS talks, but given the note sent out by company negotiators yesterday we felt it would be helpful to clarify a couple of points.
Throughout the latest round of negotiations, we have repeatedly suggested that if the company really has no wish to make compulsory redundancies nor impose worse terms and conditions it should revoke the HR1 form that started the 90-day consultation period that has to precede such draconian measures. It has declined to do so on each occasion.
Also, it has emerged in the past few days that the company has gone back on its commitment to introduce elected staff representation on the 'remco' panel that determines executive pay – a pledge which underpinned last year's settlement. Such a breach of undertaking clearly undermines our ability to reach agreements in good faith.
As chapel negotiators, we feel we are still some way off a package that would bring the stability for both the company and staff that we are seeking.
We will of course keep you informed as things develop – and call a chapel meeting as soon as we have something concrete to report.
Brian (on behalf of the chapel officers)
Someone should write a strongly worded letter to the editor…
Sacked Energy Minister Charles Hendry has not wasted any time cashing in on his expertise; he has just been announced as the chairman of the wind energy giants Forewind. The consortium comprising of four international companies -Scottish and Southern, RWE, Statoil and Statkraf – was awarded the contract in 2010 to build the huge "Dogger Bank" windfarm 125 kilometres off the Yorkshire coast.
Though Hendry has waited for the appropriate cooling off period of three months since leaving government, a look through his declared meetings while a minister leaves an unfortunate taste in the mouth: between June 2010 and October 2011 Hendry hobnobbed six times with the representatives of the companies that make up Forewind, and now he is their boss. It seems the revolving doors spin far more than the windmills…
Comments in the comments please…
The Francis Report is out:
Inquiry chairman into #midtafs says "itis a story of appalling and uneccesary suffering"
— norman smith (@BBCNormanS) February 6, 2013
"fundamental rights denied" "appalling and unnecessary suffering" "lack of care, compasion, humanity and leadership" #WeLovetheNHS
— Harry Cole (@MrHarryCole) February 6, 2013
Francis: this is a story of appalling and unnecessary suffering of hundreds of patients. There was lack of humanity
— Gordon Rayner (@gordonrayner) February 6, 2013
#midstaffs caused by "a failure of NHS systems at every level" says Robert Francis inquiry chairman
— norman smith (@BBCNormanS) February 6, 2013
Shocking Mid Staffs report is playing out as Cameron hoped: how can anyone argue the NHS isn't in bad need of reform any longer?
— Tom Newton Dunn (@tnewtondunn) February 6, 2013
mike farrar from NHS confederation on bbc dp: one of the worst days in the NHS's history…i'm ashamed of whats happened at stafford
— Robin Brant (@robindbrant) February 6, 2013
The report concludes: "The trust that the public should be able to place in the National Health Service was betrayed."
Ho, Ho, Ho, I Was Right, Cameron and Clegg Wrong | John Rentoul
May is Gordon Brown in Kitten Heels | Damian McBride
Chris Bryant Threatened to Resign Over Immigration Policy | Mail
2000 Year Study Shows European Summer Temp Decline | WUWT
Ed Miliband is the Basil Fawlty of Politics | Jason Cowley
Cameron and Miliband: Villains of the Year | Sun
Guardian Looks Outside North London For New Editor | Media Guido
Oxfam Rapped For Political Bias | Telegraph
Twitter Should Not Ban Racist Words | Alex Wickham
Term-Time Holidays Were State Encouraged | Liberal England
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Given its dimensions, it may be a tight fit if you aren't careful with your box build.
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During the summer of 2009, Dimensions supported twelve faculty/student research projects.
Abby Schultz '11
Bailee Beauman '11
Supervisor: Dr. Jeff Cardon S
Identification of Swarming Genes of Psuedomonas aeruginosa
Swarming is a complex motility mechanism, utilizing a large amount of cooperating genes (Overhage, 2006). According to Overhage et. al., over 400 genes are responsible for swarming, these genes are either up-regulated or down-regulated during swarming. In our research, we are attempting to further identify the genes responsible for swarming. More specifically we are randomly inserting Tn5 transposon into the genome of non-swarming mutant P. aeruginosa in order to reinstate the swarming phenotype in hopes to identify the genes involved in swarming repression. By analyzing the genes involved in the repression of swarming, advances can be made in inhibiting the virulent phenotypes in P. aeruginosa, such as biofilm formation, swarming and antibiotic resistance. Clinical applications of this research could allow for treatments for people afflicted with infections caused by P. aeruginosa, including prolonging the lives of cystic fibrosis patients.
Alisa Vickrey '11
Michelle Ellison '10
Supervisor: Dr. Brian Nowak-Thompson
The Analysis of Compounds Produced by the Pseudomonas fluorescens Strain Pf-5 Compounds In Vitro
The strain of Pseudomonas fluorescens, Pf-5, is known to produce metabolites that inhibit rhizosphere plant pathogens, therefore acting as a natural biocontrol agent and increasing plant survival (Raaijmakers et al., 2002). The P. fluorescens Pf-5 strain produces 2,4-diacetylphloroglucinol (2,4-DAPG), pyoluteorin (PLT), and pyrrolnitrin (Duffy & Defago, 1999; Bender, et al, 1999; Sarniguet, et al., 1995). These act as natural fungicidal agents toward certain fungal pathogens common to the rhizosphere of commercial crops (Raaijmakers et al., 2002; Duffy & Defago, 1999). To further understand the biosynthesis and regulation of these antibiotics, analytical methods, such as High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), column (flash) chromatography and NMR can be used. In this experiment a screening process was constructed using HPLC for analysis of the compounds produced by Pf-5 grown in liquid culture. Column chromatography and NMR were utilized to try and isolate compounds produced by the organism. Once an HPLC screening process was established of Pf-5 liquid culture extracts, isolated fungal extracts were added to Pf-5 liquid cultures to analyze difference in compound production within the strain. A difference in production of specific Pf-5 compounds was positively identified in one of the Pf-5 liquid cultures exposed to a fungal extract. This in vitro approach contributes to the evidence that fungal exudates may stimulate the production of Pf-5 antibiotic compounds (Duffy & Defago, 1999).
Chuck Hay '10
Marvin Leopold '10
Aye Mon '11
Supervisor: Dr. Craig Tepper
Continuing the research on Millepora alcicornis and Millepora complanta, our lab started a new project to determine if there is host-specificity for Sybiodinium within coral.
C.J. Ronhovde '11
Ellie Hutchison '11
Yongik Lee '11
Supervisor: Dr. Charley Liberko
Synthesizing Organic Dyes for Solar Panels
Ronhovde: I worked on synthesizing a push-pull poly-ene organic dye for the solar cells made by the Physics summer researchers. The dye was reported in a research article to have an efficiency of approximately 5% and could be used to compare solar cells made at Cornell to solar cells used by other research groups. Hutchison: Organic dye –sensitized solar cells have emerged as an inexpensive and efficient alternative to inorganic and organo-metallic solar cells. Azo dyes with both an amine electron donating group and a carboxyl electron withdrawing group were synthesized for use in these solar cells. P-aminobenzoic acid was diazotized in tetrafluoroboric acid to produce a diazonium-fluoroborate intermediate, which was coupled to triphenylamine to produce the reddish brown 4-[2-(diphenylamino)phenylazo] benzoic acid. A similar procedure produced the reddish brown 3-[4-(dimethylamino)phenylazo] naphthalic anhydride from 3-amino-1,8-naphthalic anhydride and N,N-dimethylaniline.
Lee: Traditional solar cells have been too expensive, as organic dyes used to cover them did not allow preventing the loss of the energy and sunlight on its way to solar cells. iPr-PMI is just one out of many potential solutions that could substantially increase the power conversion efficiency of solar cells. Synthesizing iPr-PMI for energy purposes could produce positive effects on the quality and amount of solar energy generated by solar cells, but without a detailed research and extensive investment, solar energy may forever remain an unachievable dream.
Kirsten Gierach '10
Control Mechanisms of ELF4 Downregulation in CD8+ T-cells
Research on CD8+ T-cells in Dr. Lacorazza's lab has focused on understanding the signaling pathway that regulates proliferation and homing of naïve T-cells. During the immune response, CD8+ T-cells are activated by an antigen presenting cell (APC) and undergo a rapid expansion producing cytotoxic T-cells as well as memory cells. Previously, Dr. Lacorazza's lab published findings that ELF4 negatively regulates quiescence in naïve CD8+ T-cells by activating Klf4, a tumor suppressor, inducing cell cycle arrest.
The goal of my research was to determine what pathways were involved in downregulation of ELF4 during TCR (Tell Cell Receptor) activation. The methods I used were to isolate murine CD8+ T-cells from spleens using negative selection, in vitro stimulation with and without inhibitors of specific pathways, RNA isolation, reverse transcription, and quantification of ELF4 expression using real time PCR. I looked at three different pathways: MAPK, PI3K, and mTOR. If these pathways are involved in suppression of ELF4, selectively inhibiting them should reverse downregulation of ELF4 during activation. To activate the CD8+ T-cells, I used two techniques: TCR cross-linking and antigen stimulation using ovalbumin peptide and OT-1 transgenic mice. Preliminary results suggest that the mTOR pathway, downstream of PI3K and MAPK, is involved in ELF4 downregulation during TCR activation. These findings could be important in improving immunological memory during vaccinations by targeting the activity of ELF4. Future directives will focus on understanding how mTOR regulates ELF4 expression.
Jennifer Bays '10
Gene Expression in Corneal Epithelium 24 Hours Post-Injury
Dr. C Wayne Smith's laboratory focuses on inflammation and wound healing with an objective of determining the mechanism for leukocyte accumulation at sites of inflammation and tissue injury. One of the studies of his lab, and the study that I worked with, uses a mouse cornea model with an induced inflammatory response to an injury on the ocular surface. The inflammation develops as a cascade of sequentially dependent cellular emigrations into the corneal epithelium with precise temporal and molecular relationships. There are unique features in the cornea not predictable from studies of other vascular beds, and defects in this cascade delays corneal wound healing.
Past works have shown γ/δ t cells and the ICAM-1/ LFA interaction critical to leukocyte emigration. Use of knockout mice for ICAM-1 and δ-TCR evaluated these genes' specific molecular contributions to wound healing. Temporal studies attest that γ/δ t cells peak at 24 hours after injury thus this time period was investigated. A PCR Super Array was ran using isolated RNA pooled from six CD57BL/6 mice corneas. This array permits the simultaneous analysis of multiple genes related to the inflammatory response. The technique was chosen to show a range of cytokines and growth factors present at 24 hours. Unfortunately, for unknown reasons the data from the arrays indicated contamination or denaturing within our samples or probes and thus data collected was unreliable. Using prior research, specific chemokines and growth factors were chosen for their roles in the attracting leukocytes to the injury site. The gene expression of each was evaluated by amplifying the sequence of interest with quantitative PCR. Preliminary data shows that an increased expression of the CCl4 and Nerve Growth Factor beta (NGF-b) at 24 hours. There is a marked decrease in CCl4 in the δ-TCR-/- mice compared with the WT, suggesting that γ/δ t cells release this chemokine. Further experiments using immuno-fluorescence will better explain this observation.
Mikelle Wortman '10
Underprivileged Patients Treated for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) at Iowa Methodist Medical Center
The purpose of this study is to identify outcomes of underprivileged patients treated for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) at Iowa Methodist Medical Center. While most research on TBI is done in larger, more diverse cities nationwide, there are minimal studies done on patients of ethnicity and lower socioeconomic status who experience TBI in small, rural, historically less diverse cities such as Des Moines. This study identifies and compares treatments and outcome discrepancies of patients among differing ethnicity and varying income levels. The anticipated outcome of this study can lead to the development of new measures to ensure equal access to treatment and help provide the best TBI outcomes for all patients specifically in central Iowa.
Sean Lehman '10
Supervisor: Dr. Cindy Strong
In Vitro Analyses of Human Copper-Zinc Superoxide Dismutase: Protein Chemistry Studies of Metal-Binding Properties
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or more commonly known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a neurodegenerative disease that usually causes eventual respiratory failure due to motor neuron death. Approximately 90% of all ALS cases are classified as sporadic ALS, meaning that there is no known cause. The remaining 10% of cases are classified as familial ALS, and of these, 2% have been linked to the gene for SOD1. This gene encodes the copper-zinc superoxide dismutase protein, an antioxidant enzyme which catalyzes the reduction of the superoxide radical (O2-) to hydrogen peroxide, which can then be further broken down into water and diatomic oxygen via hydrogen peroxidases. In vivo, metals bound to the wild-type protein are the catalyst for the reduction of superoxide, but certain mutants exhibit different metal-binding properties. In our experiments, we explored these properties through a variety of applications. I produced the S134N mutant in E. coli expression bacteria, in addition to our previously generated variants, and then purified the proteins using hydrophobic interaction and ion exchange chromatography. Metals were removed from SOD1 via the standard EDTA dialysis method. Metal content was assayed using an inductively coupled plasma-optical emission spectrometer (ICP-OES). Apoproteins were selectively titrated with metals to form the Cu2Co2SOD derivatives, with metal-binding monitored by UV-Visible spectrophotometry. Results from these experiments have furthered our body of evidence suggesting that proper metallation is possible under the correct experimental conditions. Furthermore, these studies contradict previously obtained results about metal-binding, possibly suggesting an issue of a thermodynamic versus kinetic product. Future experiments will seek to elucidate this, and provide answers to these questions.
Nick Campbell '11
Phil Gallagher '11
Amanda Gilbert '10
Brock Nelson '11
Supervisors: Dr. Bob Black and Dr. Andy McCollum
Reproductive Biology of Ornate Box Turtles
During June and July of 2009, I joined the research group co-directed by Bob Black and Andy McCollum on the reproductive biology of ornate box turtles in eastern Iowa. We used a variety of techniques to study to reproduction of these turtles including the monitoring of the activities of female ornate box turtles using radio telemetry, daily searches of our study site for evidence of nesting and nest depredation, and experimentation with artificial nests that examined the cues that predators use to locate turtle nests.
See-yin So '10
Using fluorescent resonant energy transfer to measure membrane voltage of cells
This past summer I had the opportunity to spend eight weeks working at the University of Baltimore Biotechnology Institute (UMBI) in Baltimore, Maryland, as the Kao Fellow in Medical Biotechnology. My project focused on testing and validating a new superior fluorescence method for measuring membrane voltage of cells using fluorescent resonant energy transfer (FRET) and fluorescent microscopy.
Vicki Levasseur '11
Supervisor: Dr. Richard Kraig, University of Chicago
Microglia and TNF-a Modulate Chronic Migraine
This summer at the University of Chicago I studied a neurological process called Spreading Depression (SD) and how it can lead to an increase in pain sensitivity associated with migraine headache; SD is believed to be the neurophysiologic basis of the sensory symptoms experienced during migraine aura. The three main characteristics of SD include a period of electrical silence and a Direct Current (DC) change, which propagates at 3 mm/min. Using electrophysiological techniques I observed the effects of recurrent SD on rat hippocampal slice cultures. I postulated that the progression of episodic to chronic migraine is due to reversible changes in neuronal excitability as a result of recurrent SD. If recurrent SD leads to an increase in excitability then it could be considered an upstream cause of chronic migraine. Additionally, since Tumor Necrosis Factor-a (TNF-a), a cytokine involved in the regulation of immune cells and cell signaling, causes an upregulation of AMPARs and a downregulation of GABAA receptors (Malenka, et al., 2005), I proposed that this increase in excitability is dependent on TNF-a. Therefore, my goals were to determine whether or not it is "easier" to fire spreading depression in slices that had previously experienced SD and to decipher whether or not TNF-a is involved in lowering the current threshold to fire CSD. I concluded that SD makes brain more susceptible to SD and that this increase in susceptibility is dependent on TNF-a signaling. Thus, the transformation of episodic migraine to chronic migraine may stem from migraine-induced alterations in innate cytokine signaling within brain.
Fadzai Fungara '10
Supervisor: Dr. Derin Sherman
Medical Physics: Imaging electrical activity within the body
There are some medical conditions that are electrical in nature. For instance, an electrically erratic piece of heart tissue can trigger an episode of ventricular fibrillation, which can be fatal. Treating this condition involves localizing and identifying the part of the heart which behaves erratically. One way of doing this would be to place electrodes on the patient's body and using the measured voltages to reconstruct the pattern of electrical activity within the heart. Our project this summer was to simulate this situation in 2 dimensions.
Brian King '10
Supervisor: Dr. Jason Rhodes, The Children's Hospital , Aurora, Colorado
I was an intern at The Children's Hospital in Aurora Colorado for 10 weeks. I performed clinical research in the Gait and Movement Analysis Laboratory at the hospi.tal, with children with neuromuscular disabilities. With an Orthopedic surgeon Jason Rhodes and through the Muscular Skeletal Research Institute, under a larger study involving knee extension limitations in terminal swing (a formality for institutional review board legality purposes) we performed a pilot study and a relatively unknown gait disorder called in children with spastic cerebral palsy called apparent equinus. I compiled and analyzed a database of over 80 apparent equinus patients that were seen in the gait lab at the hospital. Dr Rhodes and I hope to co-author a paper publishing our findings in the near future. In addition to my research I was able to shadow Dr Rhodes and other orthopedic surgeons multiple times a week in clinic and surgery as a part of my internship experience.


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