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Monday, July 7, 2014
STA. RITA -- The second-class and first class relics of St. John Paul II and St. Clare of Assisi have been returned to the religious sisters of the Order of St. Clare after almost two months since they were stolen from the Poor Clare Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Balanga, Bataan.
Santa Rita police chief Michael Masangkay told Sun.Star Pampanga that the relics were part of the items recovered by the police from the sister-in-law of suspect Jeffrey Quintos who was arrested early last week for the theft of the ivory images of the Nuestra Senora dela Consolacion y Correa and Sto. Nino of Santiago Apostol Parish in Betis, Guagua. The ivory images have already been returned to the parish.
The follow-up operation of the Sta. Rita police led to the recovery of additional twelve images and an assortment of religious icon vestments. The two relics were part of the recovered items.
Sister Rebecca Rosuelo formally claimed the two relics. She said that the two relics were stolen in June 9 of this year from their chapel in Bataan.
Mayor Yolanda Pineda facilitated the turn-over vowing a crack down on the operation of antique and religious art thieves here.
"We have instructed our local police to do all in their power to bring other accomplices of the suspect to face charges. We will not tolerate these kind of activities," Pineda said, adding that she was happy on the return of the two relics. Pineda said that they frequent the monastery in Bataan with her family.
"The thieves broke into the chapel and carted two of our three relics," Rosuelo said. The Poor Clare Monastery has acquired the relic of former Pope John Paul II in 2011, when the pope-turned saint was still Blessed John Paul II. The relic is an ex indumentis (a piece of cloth) from the late popes vestments. Pope Francis canonized John Paul II and John XXIII last April.
Masangkay said that since the canonization of John Paul II, the late pope's relics have been in-demand among collectors.
Also turned-over to the Order of St. Clare was the first class relic (a piece of the bone) of Saint Clare of Assisi. Saint Clare was an Italian saint and one of the first followers of Saint Francis of Assisi. She founded the Order of Poor Ladies, a monastic religious order for women in the Franciscan tradition. The relic has been with the order since the 1950's.
Sister Rebecca said that the items will be brought to the monastery for further verification. She added that the relic of Saint John Paul II was placed in the reliquary of the relic of Saint Clare while the latter was still inside its theca (case) without the reliquary.
Masangkay also said that one of the twelve images, a Sto. Nino, was positively identified by parish officials and residents of Sasmuan as the missing image from their town. The image has been turned-over to the Sasmuan police for processing.
"We now have eleven images in our custody and an assortment of vestments. We are determined to trace them all back to their proper owners," Masangkay said.
Masangkay said that they also turned over a suspected antique crown allegedly belonging to the ivory Santo Nino image of Betis to the Guagua police. He added that they are also investigating suspect Quintos on the possible apprehension of suspects and customers of the suspected antique thief who is the suspect in the robbery of the two ivory images in Betis.
It could be remembered that on July 1, the Northern Caloocan police led by Police Superintendent Bernard Tambaoan turned over to the local police Quintos, 29, a resident of Barangay San Jose in Macabebe town, after the suspect was found in possession of the stolen Sto. Niño image.
The suspect was arrested along Bonifacio Monument Circle (Monumento) in Caloocan City in the act of selling the image.
The image, ivory head and two sets of detached hands and feet were turned over to the Guagua police.
Guagua town police chief Inspector Angelito Estaban told reporters that they were able to track down the location of the other missing image after interrogating the suspect.
The image was recovered from a remote area in Barangay San Basilio in Sta. Rita, a town near Guagua. Police recovered the ivory head and a set of ivory hands.
The two images were stolen from their altar inside the Santiago Apostol Church last June 30. The church was declared a national cultural treasure in 2013.
The image of the Child Jesus was first stolen during the Betis district's feast day last December 2013 but was returned to the church after it was bought by a certain Tom Joven.
Published in the Sun.Star Pampanga newspaper on July 08, 2014.
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On the first day of the inquest, Y>Bodoh Lip wrote a comment on zorro-unmasked blog saying that he advised the two DAP goon not to give their DNA sample because the police refused to tell them wether they are suspect or witnesse.
How come they know they are suspects when the police or anybody else mention about it. I wonder?
His coment was then removed by zorro unmasked.
Zorro later posted this comment :
Le me make one thing very clear. I am not discounting that there may be other "hands" besides the MACC's involved.-Zorro unmasked.
Just a point to ponder.
10-page doc was revealed by Govt Dpp to magistrate at Inquiry. So, the whole world knows about it, and not just LKS. But, the contents of the doc have not been revealed to anyone outside of the Dpp.
If the two guys are guilty, you think they would give DNA sample or run away overseas? Wye Wing came back voluntarily from his biz trip to China. If he was guilty you think he would have returned?
Today, they gave the DNA samples. And they gave it volubtarily, and not by Court Order.
Kalau betul, ada kemungkinan bahawa Teoh telah dibunuh oleh mereka berdua dan mayat Teoh diletakkan atas trolley untuk disorong keluar".
Trolley dari mana, pejabat MACC?
We are all of 1 Race, the Human Race. That is all that really matters.
Salam Unspin
Saya dah agak dah..memang kerja DAP dan PkR.. tapi mereka tuduh orang lain yang buat...
itulah..pembangkang,,,menepuk air didulang, terpercik kena ke muka mereka sendiri...
DAP is a robber now turn as a muderer and to avoid being detect DAP is now bluffing all the way. Worst of all, refuse to accept a mistake instead keep on blaming others. DAP is really stupid. If DAP wants to bluff make sure DAP knows how to bluff. What a idiot of DAP
Anon 9.17
Anon, at least I have a mother to ask. In your case, no mother lah, how to ask a swine??!! Muahaha!
Fellas don't shoot in the dark la..MACC are nice people,same goes to DAP..this is Malaysia remember?..like how prelimenary report says Anwar hit himself while in custody..what happen is TBH kill himself than put his own body at 5th floor balcony...Malaysia Boleh!
Yo ass lickin muthafaka kudin, you think this country have no law?
What are you talking about you arsehole, it is crystal clear now, me and you plus the Malaysian know who did it, it so obvious la, next time if you want to lick some ball, make sure it is not a gangster's ball ok!
You and your master are so rethoric! You guys will spin la after this, i can guarantee one...bodoh punya melayu penjilat cina! khhaaaiikk pppttuuiihh
Anti Melayu Boleh,
No no no no you got it wrong. Do not fall into the tactics of pembikin kacau: this LebaiKudin is pure non-Malay. You boleh baca cara dia ranting and raving: Malaysia Boleh laaa... hantam Gomen ALLLL the time laa... telo pun telo bukan melayu: catch phrases, buzzwords, tema-tema semua nya tema-tema non-malay totok.
Realizing that the only way towards getting numbers in this malay-majority country is via duping the malays into slogans of fairness, freedom and justice, it is a natural extension that when that encounters unsuccessful results, disguise, camouflage and deceit is their next natural step.
So let us all beware.
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haiyyaa donplaypuks summa sutak tau itu teoh kasi olang bungnoh mati sala lia.
summa olang atak tau dap manyak ungtong lapat bila teoh sutak mati tatak boleh lagi mau bukak lahasia.
summa sutak tau sapa olang kina saspek bungnoh teoh lalam ini hat.
summa olang tau sapa atak makan cili lia atak lasa pidas orrrr
summa olang tau apasat tan & lee satu kali tatak mau kasi itu dna sample.
summa tau ini inquest punya hal arrr tintu kasi bongkar summa lahasia
summa tau lu sikalang manyak sibuk mau kasi tutup itu lahasia
summa olang tau lu kling kwai sama itu dap sutak masuk singkili punya pelangkap
sutak masuk, lu lulok tiam tiam loooor.
lagi lu bising lagi summa olang sukak tingok lu menggelepar looor
mati laaa lu kling kawai dap mafia
"Zorro later posted this comment :
Le me make one thing very clear. I am not discounting that there may be other "hands" besides the MACC's involved.-Zorro unmasked"
Better listen to zorro. Dont bullshit. The two suspects did not give their DNA voluntarily. They were issued a court order. The other 102 people, mostly MACC staff, did not wait for court order. They have nothing to hide.
Just because they are DAP or Pakatan, you are ready to defend murder (what zorro imply). You are a sick person. It is sad that people like you exist.
to anti Melayu yang memang bodoh & anon 5.40am,
Thanks for the attention..
I'm really flattered with your wild accusations about myself..bravo..you're partly wrong..
My posting was just a teaser to challenge your mental ability but obviously both of you are mentally challenged!
There are too many instances where the Executive gets their behind dirty by soiling the Judiciary...like Tun Mahathir vs Salleh Abas case,Rafidah with the alleged allocations of share to son-in-law,KJ bribery scandal in UMNO Pemuda AGM,Altantuya's case took twist & turn,Anwar Aljuburi circus show..surprised with that last name mentioned?
What's the guarantee that this TBH case won't become another smoke screen?Bear in mind these are the same regime who launch the power grab in Perak!And I can smell this is a hiccups towards a bigger plan to topple Selangor govt..
Nothing surprised me anymore these days..1Malaysia Boleh..
Well,I'm a man who is not scared to call a spade,a spade..
If you are protecting your privileges more than your principle,eventually you'll lose both..


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The Open Document Architecture (ODA) and interchange format (informally referred to as just ODA) is a free and open international standard document file format maintained by the ITU-T to replace all proprietary document file formats. ODA is detailed in the standards documents CCITT T.411-T.424, which is equivalent to ISO 8613.
ODA defines a compound document format that can contain raw text, raster images and vector graphics. In the original release the difference between this standard and others like it is that the graphics structures were exclusively defined as CCITT raster image and Computer Graphics Metafile (CGM - ISO 8632). This was to limit the problem of having word processor and desktop publisher software be required to interpret all known graphics formats.
The documents have both logical and layout structures. Logically the text can be partitioned into chapters, footnotes and other subelements akin to HTML, and the layout fill a function similar to Cascading Style Sheets in the web world. The binary transport format for an ODA-conformant file is called Open Document Interchange Format (ODIF) and is based on the Standard Generalized Markup Language and Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1).
One of the features of this standard could be stored or interchanged in one of three formats: Formatted, Formatted Processable, or Processable. The latter two are editable formats. The first is an uneditable format that is logically similar to Adobe Systems PDF that is in common use today.
In 1985 ESPRIT financed a pilot implementation of the ODA concept, involving, among others, Bull corporation, Olivetti, ICL and Siemens AG.
The intent was to have a universal storable and interchangeable document structure that would not go out of date and could be used by any word processor or desktop publisher. This was to solve the problem of the software applications that had their native file formats continually updated, sometimes rendering older native formats obsolete and therefor unusable. There was a large financial impact on companies that used ad hoc standard applications, such as Microsoft Word or WordPerfect, because of the need to maintain groups of people whose sole job was to import old stored documents into the latest version of the application before it became unreadable. The intended result of this standard was that companies need not commit to an ad hoc standard for word processor or desktop publisher applications, because any could be used to read and edit long stored documents.[citation needed]
The initial round of documents that made up ISO 8613 was completed after a multi-year effort at an ISO/IEC JTC1/SC18/WG3 meeting in Paris La Defense, France, around Armistice (Nov. 11) 1987, called "Office Document Architecture" at the time. CCITT picked them up as the T.400 series of recommendations, using the term "Open Document Architecture". Work continued on additional parts for a while, for instance at an ISO working group meeting in Ottawa in February 1989. Improvements and additions were continually being made. The revised standard was finally published in 1999. However, no significant developer of document software chose to support the format, probably because the conversion from the existing dominating word processor formats such as Wordperfect and Microsoft Word was difficult and offered little fidelity. It also took an extraordinarily long time to release the format (the pilot was financed in 1985, but the final specification not published until 1999). Given a lack of products that supported the format, in part because of the excessive time used to create the specification, few users were interested in using it. Eventually interest in the format faded.
It would be improper to call the ODA anything but a failure, but its spirit clearly influenced latter-day document formats that were successful in gaining support from many document software developers and users. These include the mentioned HTML and CSS as well as XML and XSL leading up to OpenDocument and Office Open XML.
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The standard itself was made available for free download on September 7, 2007 (the "missing" documents T.420 and T.423 do not exist):
- T.411 Introduction and general principles
- T.412 Document structures
- T.413 Abstract interface for the manipulation of ODA documents
- T.414 Document profile
- T.415 Open document interchange format (ODIF)
- T.416 Character content architectures
- T.417 Raster graphics content architectures
- T.418 Geometric graphics content architecture
- T.419 Audio content architectures
- T.421 Tabular structures and tabular layout
- T.422 Identification of document fragments
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Atlantic Salmon flies are the pinnacle of fly tying, and were in many instances the predecessors of American flies of the 19th Century. Victorian times in the British Isles was a rich period for fly tying. All the exotic materials became available from England's far flung colonies, and tyers created an explosion of fly patterns using these rare and colorful birds. The books of George M. Kelson, Dr.T.E. Pryce-Tannatt, Captain Hale, and many more have kept alive the tradition and knowledge of Spey, Dee, and full dress Salmon flies. Though nowhere near complete, you will find many examples of these flies tied by myself and Lee on the Atlantic Salmon, Spey and Dee pages.
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Recreation column: Pilot Foundation 5K/Power Walk, Kids Run set for Sept. 1
NAPLES - The Naples Pilot Foundation 5K Run/Brain Power Walk and Kids Run is Saturday, Sept. 1.
The 5K begins at 7:30 a.m., as does a 2K walk, at Lowdermilk Park. A children's fun run will be at 8:30 a.m.
The event is the largest 5K in Southwest Florida. All of the sponsorship funds raised benefit projects that focus on brain disorders and traumatic brain injuries.
People can register online at www.gcrunner.org and at Naples On The Run.
Awards will be given to male and female overall and masters winners and the top three finishers in age groups. The cost for the adult 5K run is $15 through Sunday, $20 Monday to Aug. 31 and $25 on race day. The fee for the student (under 18) 5K run is $10, and the cost for the walk is $10.
Race packet pickup begins at noon Friday, Aug. 31, at Naples On The Run. Call 434-9786.
Paddling program in Sept.: A free program about canoeing, kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding is slated for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 12, in South Fort Myers.
"New Paddlers as Eco Travelers" will cover planning a paddle, including launch locations, equipment suggestions and safety considerations; etiquette for viewing wildlife and trash conservation; the Calusa Blueway Paddling Trail; and beginner basics, such as proper strokes, kayak choice and weather outlook.
The two-hour program is part of the Eco Travelers Program coordinated by the Florida Society for Ethical Ecotourism (SEE). The Southwest Florida Paddling Club and Lee County Parks & Recreation are co-hosts.
The event is open to the public and will be at the Eco Living Center, Rutenberg Park, 6490 South Pointe Blvd. in Fort Myers. Handouts, brochures, maps and hands-on information will be available.
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The 6 a.m. Saturday race features 30 six-person teams running from the park to Fort Myers Beach with a turnaround at the Sanibel Causeway.
An individual 50K race also starts at 6 a.m. and goes the same route.
Registration costs $70 per person until Oct. 11 and $90 per person Oct. 12 to Oct. 18. There is no race day registration.
For information, visit the Gulf Coast Runners online site at www.gcrunner.org.
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The annual event scheduled for Nov. 3 is for anglers to catch and release snook, redfish, sea trout and other species. All fishing must occur on Lee County waterways.
The winner will be awarded a Hobie Mirage Pro Angler 12 and kayak accessories, a retail value of more than $3,000. The second- place winner will receive $500, based on 50 participants. The third-place angler gets $300, the fourth-place winner $150 and the fifth-place winner $50.
Tournament proceeds benefit the Florida Society for Ethical Ecotourism, the event host with assistance from Florida Sea Grant, Lee County Parks & Recreation and Calusa Blueway volunteers.
Visit www.CalusaBluewayPaddlingFestival.com and click on "activities" and "fishing tournament" to find the registration link. Or visit www.floridasee.com and click on "programs." Call (239) 233-0655 or (239) 533-7518 for information.
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Summerside is warning residents to stay clear of Rotary Park until it is clear of a coyote. It's just been shut down to allow the province to put the run to the coyote. Federico Cahis talks with residents and city officials about the problem.


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The first Norcross football player of what's expected to be a large signing class made his college decision on Saturday.
Tight end Chris Herndon committed to the University of Miami, while on a visit to the ACC school.
"I just liked the campus and how comfortable I felt with the coaches. I liked it," Herndon said.
Herndon chose Miami over offers from Mississippi State and UNC-Charlotte.
"Even though I'll be nine hours away from home, The U is a big family, so it will be my new home," Herndon said. "You have to make decisions that take you out of your comfort zone."
The 6-foot-4, 230-pound Herndon played at Meadowcreek as a sophomore and transferred to Norcross last year, helping the Blue Devils win the Class AAAAAA state championship.
Herndon, who maintains a 2.9 GPA and is considering engineering as a major, is being recruited as a tight end and H-back.
"After visiting, I knew that's where I wanted to go," Herndon said. "It was perfect for me and that's where I want to go."
Norcross is expecting to have at least 12 players sign college scholarship in February. South Gwinnett set the county record with 13 players signing this year.
Norcross' Lorenzo Carter, Kevin Mouhon and Myles Autry are three of the nation's top recruited players. Jordan Noil, Clinton Lynch, Messiah Francis, Ryan Northrup, Ridwan Issahaku, Jaquan Frazier, Emmanuel Aka and A.J. Bush all have offers from either Division I-BCS schools or Division I-FCS.
The following Gwinnett County football players have made college commitments:
OL Orlando Brown Peachtree Ridge Tennessee
RB Jordan Ellis Peachtree Ridge Virginia
DB Nick Glass Peachtree Ridge Georgia
OL Christian Harris Collins Hill Duke
TE Chris Herndon Norcross Miami
DB Bryce Lewis Parkview Vanderbilt
LB Korie Rogers Buford Clemson
More like this story
- Brown, Wilson commit to Mizzou football ( September 18, 2013 )
- RECRUITING NOTES: Georgia Tech picks up Norcross DB Jarett Cole ( July 30, 2015 )
- RECRUITING NOTEBOOK: Buford sending pair to Ivy League ( January 21, 2014 )
- RECRUITING NOTEBOOK: Region champion Eagles closing in on scholarships ( January 14, 2014 )
- Norcross' Northrup commits to Georgia Southern ( July 19, 2013 )


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Ron McAdams going green.
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potato-head assasination Feb 9, 2011 Rating: 2
Vin Diesel in XXX: "I live for this Sh!t!!!!"
Tequila Sunrise Apr 3, 2011 Rating: 2
...only Vin Diesel didn't take it in the butt like this sponger is about to enemised....
chenson Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 0
Did he fall down?
chenson Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 1
Did he fall down?
Daniel Grebe May 16, 2011 Rating: 1
You still get fucked on a bodyboard
olifier Mar 6, 2011 Rating: 2
when you fall when you're standing up you penetrate the water far more, than if you're dick dragging...
chenson Feb 17, 2011 Rating: -1
Let's not lecture now, carpe. otw and pipe has boogie boarders yes....but they are not treated equal. I don't hate em' but I do find the jabs irresistible and at the very least, accurate. Nothing is fabricated and I don't get personal unless someone pulls me into that alley so its all in good fun. For me. If I had a son who boogie boarded I would give him the same shit and love him at the same time.
Tequila Sunrise Feb 14, 2011 Rating: 1
Are you a Doctor?
felipedru Feb 10, 2011 Rating: 0
youre mad
CarpeWave Feb 9, 2011 Rating: 1
Ahahaha. I knew I shouldn't have used a particular state when I typed that example. But classic response!
potato-head assasination Feb 9, 2011 Rating: 1
well you know what they say; everythings bigger in texas. If the body board was 5'11 then these guys would love it.
CarpeWave Feb 9, 2011 Rating: 12
Chenson, I've noticed that on several occasions you have left comments meant to "diss" body boarders. I could spend all day showing you and telling you about how body boarders in Hawaii are rushing waves just as hard as the short boarders out here. But I don't care to because I respect short boarders just the same as all surfers. They're all putting they're life on the line when they charge big heavy stuff. The reef will take your life just as quick no matter what you're riding. As long as you're having fun and being respectful to everyone in the water, what does it matter what you're riding? I've noticed that the majority of people leaving comments that put down body boarders live in Texas or something where they've never even observed what the surf scene looks like. Most stereotypes and discrimination come from people that are ignorant to reality. We like our body boarders here in Hawaii. It'd be nice if we could reflect that same respect on the community surf sites since that's how it actually is. You wouldn't say this stuff to body boarder's faces at OTW. Show them the same respect on here.
CarpeWave Feb 9, 2011 Rating: 0
Chenson, what do you ride?
VW Brad Feb 9, 2011 Rating: 0
Ha Ha Ha! Love it!
VW Brad Feb 9, 2011 Rating: 1
Ha Ha Ha! Love it!
chenson Feb 9, 2011 Rating: 1
Can you fall down whilst lying down? Holy crap.
pat gibbs Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 0
but not the barrel?
CarpeWave Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 0
He made the drop.
Merici Sports CIC Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 1
You mean Ron McAdams going DOWN!?!
BoroGTI Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 1
top, top shot!
Mr.villa Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 2
Why did I take this wave??
Mark from Durban Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 0
Looks like hes already taking a breath for the plunge. I love shoreys and close outs, but dont have a heart for suicide lol, nice photo Carpe
txikydky Feb 8, 2011 Rating: -1
BLat Feb 8, 2011 Rating: 4
Definitely going to take that lobster by surprise. Unique approach.
sprayNsurf Feb 7, 2011 Rating: 5
gotta love the classic "oh shit" face haha
tab Feb 7, 2011 Rating: 1
love ya pics carpe! always got a different view to other photogs. keep em comin!! didnt know stone cold steve austin booged ha ha!
markdasurfer Feb 7, 2011 Rating: 0
Ron McAdams about to die! Great shot
slamsam91 Feb 7, 2011 Rating: 8
Kelly Slater sponges?
tjo Feb 7, 2011 Rating: 1
looks more like backdorian to me
CarpeWave Feb 7, 2011 Rating: -1
Hahah! That's awesome.
appleZac Feb 7, 2011 Rating: -1
nice one Carpe!! this session looks to have given you some belters!!
CarpeWave Feb 7, 2011 Rating: -1
Got worked a couple times, but the sand was off the shore so it made for some really magical conditions! Totally worth it. haha
Portpipe Feb 7, 2011 Rating: -1
class shot
Scott Feb 7, 2011 Rating: 0
awesome photo Carpe :) did he make it?
Mel in Florida Feb 11, 2011 Rating: 0
but you can do math!
CarpeWave Feb 7, 2011 Rating: -1
Not too many makable waves at this spot. Pretty much just heavy heavy closeout shore break.
somewhere_south Feb 7, 2011 Rating: 6
ooops, left = right, right = left - dyslexia = groovy!
somewhere_south Feb 7, 2011 Rating: 2
honestly? if he went left, maybe? right aint no chance!


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Abstract: Let be a graph consisting of vertex-disjoint cycles with possibly different numbers of vertices on each cycle. We want to count the number of ways of selecting vertices in such that there are exactly edges spanned by these vertices. For , the problem is equivalent to the Whitworth bracelet problem with two colors and a closed-form solution is known. In this paper we show that the solution for the many-cycle case can be written as a sum of the solutions for single-cycle cases.
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William engages in a discussion with another humanitarian worker representing INTERSOS, WFP's distribution partner in Bekaa valley. Together, they are making sure that food distributions are conducted efficiently and in a way that upholds the dignity of refugees. "Without WFP, hundreds of thousands of people would not have any food to eat," William says as he explains his daily work. "We are making a difference to people who have lived through tragedies, injustice or are traumatized."
William responds to a query by a Syrian refugee about the paperwork she needs to complete in order to receive a WFP electronic card. The card will allow her to purchase food items of her choice for herself and her family from local shops in Bekaa. Refugees can use the card to buy beans, oil, rice, butter, meat and chicken, among other options.
Registered refugees queue up to receive their WFP electronic cards. Their registration numbers are called out by WFP's partners. William conducts monitoring visits to check that all steps of the process are well-organized. "Refugees are reliant on our assistance, it is reliable and efficient," says William. "We are not only providing basic food for refugees, we are helping them preserve their dignity."
At the distribution center, refugees gather inside a big hall, waiting for their registration numbers to be called out. The refugees' identification and registration documents are checked by the distribution organizations. Registered refugees sign beside their names on a sheet of paper then head to another desk to receive their electronic cards. William coordinates with the distribution organization to make sure the process runs efficiently.
William plays with Syrian refugee children in the child-friendly corner, made especially for them, in front of the food distribution centre. While their parents are picking up their cards, the children wait in an area where they can enjoy games and engage in handicrafts, accompanied by babysitters and teachers. "Being a humanitarian worker is so enriching on the personal level. It made me more responsible, it pushed me to challenge myself and become a different person," William says.
William attends a food and non-food items distribution coordination meeting conducted at the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and attended by WFP and other partners. "I feel so proud being part of WFP's team," says William. "Despite the challenges and risks, we are managing to be efficient and our assistance is consistent. We are contributing to reaching the most vulnerable of refugees."
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COMMERCE CITY — Dave Paynter should have known better.
The Cherry Creek girls soccer coach bet/promised the Bruins he would get a tattoo if they won the Class 5A championship. Well, guess who's getting some ink done.
Cherry Creek won just its second state title in girls soccer — first since 2001 — with a 1-0 win over Fairview on Wednesday night at a rain-soaked Dick's Sporting Goods Park.
"A mistake here or there was the difference in the game," Paynter said.
The mistake for the Knights, who had been flawless in their playoff run, having not surrendered a single goal, came in the 34th minute.
Fifth-seeded Cherry Creek (15-4-1) made it a point to get numbers in the box and put pressure on Fairview's defense. With so much traffic in front of Fairview goalkeeper Rachel DeCurnou, senior striker Zsuria Phare was able to settle and bang home the match's lone goal far post.
"I had to go in hard and at least get something on it," said Phare, who scored her 10th goal of the season.
Fairview, which came into the 32-team tournament seeded 15th, had opportunities to equalize. Perhaps the best chance for the Knights came in the 50th minute when Berkley Gamble's shot that was locked into the upper 90 of Alex Kahalley's goal was pushed away by the Bruins' junior goalkeeper at the last moment.
"We had our opportunities and we just didn't finish them, and that's our problem right now," said Fairview coach Jeremy Pinard, who was trying to guide the Knights to their second title in three years. "We had ours and we created ours, but we just didn't capitalize on them."
Fairview, which tied the Bruins in the season opener, finished 12-6-2.
The Creek defense that gave Fairview striker Daphnee Morency room to run didn't allow the Knights' 11 corner tries to amount to any harm.
"There is always a little luck involved, but this team had a little more fight," Paynter said of his Bruins team that in years past was making exits in the quarterfinals. "They were playing for something this year."
That something: Junior defender Faye Walker was diagnosed with lymphoma last fall.
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Zsuria Phare was in the right place at the right time for the Cherry Creek Bruins. Wednesday night, the senior scored the only goal of the postseason on Fairview — in a scramble in front of the Knights' net — leading the Bruins to their first girls state soccer title since 2001.


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Yoga: A Tool For Sufferers of Eating Disorders from One Who Knows.
Suffering from an eating disorder is stressful for the individual and for the close family and friends involved.
Eating disorders are often taken more lightly than they should be, and are brushed aside as a fad or an attention seeking issue that the sufferer will eventually grow out of. This may not be the case—and with the pressures on young children today within school, the media and sibling rivalry, boys and girls as young as eight years old can fall victim to such psychological distress.
I was a sufferer from anorexia. From a personal point of view, let me squash the fallacy that eating disorders are about food and anything that may hold calorific value. Food is what becomes the anchor to hold onto, it is something that is used to help control the sufferers everyday existence, until eventually, food becomes the obsession.
Whether the sufferer has anorexia or bulimia, the attachment to food is the same. Starvation or binging becomes the obsession which is brought on by mental anguish, lack of harmony and control within daily life.
Seeking Advice and Help.
There are various ways of dealing with eating disorders that are natural and drug free, including the following:
- Finding someone to talk to that you can trust. From personal experience a professional therapist is important, as they are able to reflect back what they hear in an unbiased manner while offering support.
- Allowing yourself space and time to connect with that which brings you joy. If these do not include social activities then activities such as reading ,walking in nature taking a hot bath all help to give immediate relief.
Yoga as a Major Part of Self—Healing and Help.
I came to yoga at the age of 17. I needed something to help me move through a period in my life which was causing me physical and mental trauma, and in doing so connected with the roots of the ancient practice through my ancestry.
My body was depleted and exhausted, my mind nervous and constantly fearful of all situations. I had little nutrition inside my 4.5 stone body to help balance and sustain me. I had lost all control of my life.
Yoga became my answer and support. With various pranayama techniques, meditations and relaxation skills I slowly and steadily found my way on the road to recovery. When used on a daily basis the practices below offer tools to help transform the mind and allow one to gain back their personal power.
Basic Breath Awareness.
Begin by breathing in and out naturally, bringing your attention to one area the breath is moving through, maybe your belly rising or the sensation of the breath moving in and out of the nostrils. In allowing yourself to become attuned to your breath you are giving yourself permission to live, to relax, let go and allow yourself to be. The basis of any relaxation or meditation is to be able to acknowledge your breath.
Sit in easy pose (cross legged). Block the right nostril with the thumb and begin long slow deep breathing through the left nostril for 3 minutes. Inhale and hold the breath for 10 seconds. (If you suffer from any breathing or heart difficulties do not hold the breath).
Repeat the process on the left side using the left thumb to block the left nostril. Continue for 3 minutes inhale and hold for 10 seconds if appropriate.
Exhale and relax allowing yourself to meditate for five minutes.
Beginners Exercise 1.
The main purpose of this practice is to release tension in the body and mind that has built up during the day. Each position stimulates the lungs and the navel centre. This is achieved by the effect of the breath as it opens the lungs and the diaphragm, helping to promote deep relaxation.
Sit in easy pose and bring the hands into prayer pose at the heart centre. Close the eyelids and focus on the brow point. As you focus create a positive flow of thought. Project being healthy and joyful and see yourself as you wish to be. Continue this for seven minutes.
Deeply relax the body limb by limb, organ by organ cell by cell for 10 minutes.
Heartbeat Meditation in the Triple Lock
When suffering from an eating disorder the nervous system becomes seriously depleted from lack of nutrition. This meditation will help to balance the brain and the nervous system. When practiced with a lengthened spine it will help to expand the self allowing you to view yourself more positively.
Sit in a comfortable seated position. If possible lotus pose or easy pose with the hands resting on the knees with the hands in Gyan mudra. Apply just enough pressure in the fingers so that you clearly feel your pulse in the tips of your thumbs. The essence of this meditation is to form the triple lock in a relaxed, stable and attentive attitude. The triple lock is:
1) Gyan mudra feeling your pulse.
2) front teeth lightly on top of each other, tip to tip, lower jaw moving forward slightly from its natural position.
3) tongue turned backward as much as possible to touch the upper palate.
Meditate at the brow point on a constant rhythm of the heart. Keep the spine completely straight. Continue for 11 minutes.
Indra Singhhas been studying yoga since the age of 17 and feels an extra connection with her father being Punjabi. She is a trained yoga teacher in Astanga Vinyasa yoga, has studied with Sonia Sumar in Brazil, integral yoga with Swami Satchidananda and Kundalini yoga as taught by Yogi Bhajan.She is a mother of two and aims to educate, especially children and those with special needs through the ancient practice of yoga, visit her webpage here and become a fan on facebook.
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12 Responses to "Yoga: A Tool For Sufferers of Eating Disorders from One Who Knows."
wow I also have an ED but the opposite flavor… COE/BED. Yoga has helped me immensely – I blog about it at http://www.movinggrace.blogspot.com Great article.
Anna your very welcome
i hope it helps and helps others alike x
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Margarita Day Cocktail Round Up with A Healthy Life For Me.
Today is National Margarita Day. There is even a National Margarita Day Facebook page and blog.
National Margarita Day was started to celebrate the margarita, plain and simple. Friendship, good times and memories of somewhere warmer are all great reasons to enjoy a margarita. No one is sure who invented the original Margarita, but boy do I appreciate the inventor. Margaritas are on of my favorite cocktails. It seems no matter what flavor it comes in, if it is a margarita I am sure to love it. They always seem to go perfect with chips and salsa, what's not to love about that.
Here are eight great Margarita recipes for you to try. Enjoy.
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Briggs Cunningham's Le Monstre to return to Le Mans after 62 years
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The Monster's back. No, silly goose, we're not talking about the Mummy or the Toxic Avenger. We are giving mention to one of the wildest, most memorable post-war American racing cars, which is making its return to Le Mans this weekend following a 62-year absence. If you're guessing that it's a Briggs Cunningham car, you're absolutely right.
The Revs Institute for Automotive Research of Naples, Florida, is sending two prized cars from its collection to the Le Mans Classic, July 5 through 8. They're the two Cadillacs that Cunningham took to the 24 Hours in 1950. One was a stock Series 61 coupe that the astounded French dubbed Petit Pataud, which roughly translates to "the Clumsy One." The other started out as a bare Series 61 chassis, but was clothed in a riveted aluminum roadster body partially designed by Grumman Aircraft on Long Island, which immediately got it nicknamed Le Monstre.
It wasn't exactly a perfect outing. Cunningham was paired with Long Island driver Phil Walters, known during his stellar Midget racing career as Ted Tappett, in Le Monstre, but Cunningham stuffed it into a sandbank on the second lap. Despite losing at least a half-hour digging it out, and then having only third gear for most of the race, Le Monstre finished 11th overall, one spot behind the coupe, as the crowd roared with delight. Both cars are currently in the collection maintained as an adjunct to the Revs Institute, which provided these photographs. The institute is a non-profit that aids researchers and historians in all things automotive, and maintains the 100-plus cars of the Collier Collection.
For more information, visit RevsInstitute.org.
Ludvigsen Library headed to new home
The Ludvigsen Library, the vast collection amassed by award-winning automotive historian, researcher and author (and longtime Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car contributor) Karl Ludvigsen, has been acquired by the Collier Collection. Managed by the not-for-profit Revs Institute for Automotive Research of Naples, Florida, the Collier Collection is one of the world's foremost automotive museums, with its more than 100 vehicles and more than 1 million books, documents and images.
The Ludvigsen Library materials, including the incomparable photographic collection he began 60 years ago with a visit to Watkins Glen, will be made available to scholars, historians, media, authors, institutions, businesses and academia. "Although already substantial, the Revs [Institute] resources will be immeasurably enhanced by the purchase of the archive of Karl Ludvigsen, the diligence and excellence of whose work is widely recognized throughout the world," said Miles Collier, principal of the Collier Collection, in an announcement of the acquisition.
Ludvigsen has not completely cleaned out his bookshelves or retired from writing. He informs us that he's kept his aviation, aerospace, military and history library, which he intends to use for future projects. And he's kept materials he needs for several upcoming automotive projects, including his history of forced induction, an updating of his classic Corvette: America's Star-Spangled Sports Car, and a return to a favorite subject, Porsche, with two volumes on the wartime activities of Ferdinand Porsche.
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Located a few miles from the Penventon Hotel and starting from South Tehidy, the woods is a beautiful wooded country park with around 9 miles of nature walks & trails, suitable for biking and walking. The woods have signposted walks which varyin difficulty, one of which leads to Portreath, where after emerging from the woods a mile further along the road you will come to Portreath village and harbour. After a homemade Cornish pasty from the bakery, the most adventurous and energetic of you can go on to tackle the North Cliffs.
For those looking for a less energetic afternoon, at the South Tehidy entrance is a small café serving delicious homemade soup, homemade cakes and mugs of fair-trade tea. The children can tackle the 'Tehidy climbing tree' natures very own answer to a climbing frame! A huge tree hundreds of years old which should be tackled by adults and children alike, which is painted with squirrels playing. From here there is a short leisurely path around the lake.
If you exit Tehidy Park via the North Cliff Car parking area turn right and then almost immediately left. This is a rough track of about 150 Mts which will take you to a car park area at the cliff top known locally as the Mimrose.
There are two options here, turning right will take you up hill and down dale to Portreath and beyond if you so wish. Allow about an hour to Porthreath and there are one or two styles to traverse. Turning left is a flatter option and the footpath winds along the coast and runs for miles. A pleasant stroll is to Gwithian some 3 miles away. Both directions offer spectacular views over the cliffs. Be aware that the path, in places, runs quite close to the clifftop where there is a 50mt drop to the rocks below.
The scenery is spectacular and there is a cafe half way along the route to Gwithian called Hells mouth. This is a small cove which contains the remnants of a small coaster wrecked there many years ago and is reputedly haunted by the screams of a suicidal man who leapt from the cliff after finding his house burned down and his sister missing.
A walk on will bring you to Gwithian Lighthouse (Not open to the public)which inspired Virginia Wolf's novel 'To the Lighthouse' There are numerous sea birds along this route and a colony of breeding seals just before the lighthouse. Beautiful beach views and views across the bay to St Ives. Allow a good 2 hours for this walk to include pauses to take in the scenery


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Fresh faced from his Bahrain Grand Prix victory, Sebastian Vettel jetted straight from the Middle East to arrive in Russia, his main commitment being a visit to their Grand Prix venue.
The race will debut in mid-2014, with the 5,854 kilometer street circuit weaving through the Sochi Olympic Park. The track passes facilities like the opening/closing stadium, ice-hockey and speed skating that will all be used for the upcoming 2014 Winter Olympics.
Vettel tested some of the track's already existing corners, as did former Red Bull Racing driver David Coulthard, but most of the circuit is still under construction, with organisers being confident the facility will be ready on time.
Discussing his first impressions of the Sochi Olympic Park Circuit, the German said "It is a great privilege to be the first Formula One driver to visit the new Sochi venue."
The triple world champion drove in a special edition Infiniti road car and added "After trying a section of the track in the FX Vettel Edition, I can already see it will be a fun circuit to drive in a Formula One car and the rest of the venue is very impressive. I'm really looking forward to coming back here for the Grand Prix next year."
Oleg Zabara, Deputy General Director of OJSC "Center "OMEGA" (who are responsible for preparations and organization of the Russian Grand Prix) said in a statement "The racing circuit in Sochi is part of the post-Olympic heritage program, designed to utilize the infrastructure built for the Winter Olympic Games. Construction of the track and the main facilities is on schedule, and in 2014 the world will see the new world- class circuit. Hosting a Formula One Grand Prix is a key project for this country, highlighting the status and the image of modern Russia."
The Russian Grand Prix will join the Formula 1 calendar in 2014 after a 30 year campaign for a race to be staged in the country. The deal signed with Bernie Ecclestone will last seven years, with organisers expecting crowd numbers of over 100,000 for the inaugural event.
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Music Therapy – An Alternative Treatment for Autism
When you are parenting an autistic child, there are so many autism treatments that you need to consider. There are so many different possible autism treatments out there, from the traditional to the alternative to ones that seem just plain crazy. One therapy that has been getting attention from parents of late as an effective autism treatment is music therapy.
Music Therapy as a Treatment for Autism
Parenting autism successfully requires that parents stay abreast of effective autism treatments that successfully treat their children with autism. Music therapy may not be exactly what you think it is. It is not focused on learning to play instruments so much as it is focused on using music to engage the mind and emotions of the autistic child, and helping autistic children to communicate.
Music is a more primal, some would say more natural, more patterned way of communication. Autistic children with no abilities to communicate whatsoever have been shown to actually respond and connect to others with music therapy.
Most people with autism like patterns, and music is full of patterns. Also, music has rhythm. It is something that children with autism can feel, rather than have to think about. Parenting an autistic child can be overwhelming and keeping abreast of autism treatments can be difficult. But for some children with autism, music as an autism treatment has been successful.
Music Therapist
Music therapy is not instruction in music. A good music therapist will employ a variety of tools, information and creative methods to create musical environments where an autistic child will feel comfortable. The music therapist will create these environments based on each child's specific needs.
Music therapy does not require children with autism to have verbal ability, which is great for those with autism. Someone can ring a bell, bang a piano, or shake cymbals without having to talk – and by doing this, they can begin to communicate with other people through music. Many people will say that music is an ancient form of communication, maybe even our oldest form of communication.
Music therapists can build relationships with autistic kids others might have thought unreachable by using music to reach them. They can help those with autism build communication skills, decrease their anxiety and increase their overall functioning ability. Parenting an autistic child requires the ability to communicate. And if music works as a treatment for autism then let's use it.
Why does music therapy work well with autistic people?
- Music is a universal language…even for children with autism.
- Music captures the attention of children with autism. Music motivates a child to respond and participate.
- Music makes it possible for children with autism to express and identify emotions that they might not otherwise have been able to. And this can be very rewarding for the parents of autistic kids.
- Music can help increase an autistic child's cognitive skills, and even improve auditory processing, gross and fine motor skills. This is because it acts as a kind of sensory integration therapy (another type of autism treatment).
- Music can reduce anxiety in children with autism. Using the same piece of music over and over again can create a sense of security and familiarity, which can make an autistic child more comfortable and more ready to learn. And parenting autism recognizes this need for routine.
There are many different autism treatments for kids that parents with autistic children have to sort through. Music therapy can be one viable autism treatment to add to the mix.
Many effective but somewhat lesser known autism treatments also exist. Parents' autism tips and suggestions have helped many parents learn about alternative treatments for autism. Most parents feel that tips from other parents and professionals can be extremely valuable. The Autism Survival Guide is a great source with tips and suggestions to help parent a child with autism.


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"CROSS-POLLINATION: New Use of Materials for New Ideas" is open to all mixed media. We welcome the utilization of multiple art-making systems and/or multiple media – i.e.: printmaking systems integrated with painting; 3-D sculpture integrated with 2-D graphics. The idea is that one system could influence/inform another creative system. We encourage artists to break out of their standard approach of using only one medium and incorporate additional media and systems.
Welcome to 2012. Saturday January 7th will be our first Open Studio Tour for the year. This is a unique opportunity to stop in to see artists in their working studios. Come before noon, and pick up something for dinner at the Farmer's market too! Studio Hours are 10 to 4.
2222 Ventura Blvd
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This holiday season, Studio Channel Islands Art Center in Old Town Camarillo opened its doors to shoppers who were fed up with fighting crowds and waiting in lines at department stores. The Artists' Holiday Marketplace on Dec. 2nd and 3rd offered guests a chance to browse hundreds of unique handmade gifts in a relaxing, old-world environment.
Festive event features live music, festive food and family fun.
Original photographs, beautiful bronze sculptures, unique paintings, charming jewelry and other works of art will be available for sale at the Artist's Holiday Marketplace and Open Studios event on Friday evening, Dec. 2, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in conjunction with Camarillo's annual tree lighting ceremony and all day Saturday, Dec. 3, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Studio Channel Islands Art Center located at 2222 Ventura Boulevard Old Town Camarillo. On Friday evening the Artists' Holiday Marketplace will be a stop on the free trolley traveling the boulevard.


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Maybelline Blue Paradise Color Tattoo Eyeshadow Review & Swatches
Maybelline 24HR Color Tattoo Eyeshadow in Blue Paradise is one of eight new, limited edition shades that Maybelline launched for Summer 2013. Blue Paradise was a shade I was lucky enough to come across at CVS but I haven't seen it anywhere else. So if you're having a hard time tracking it down I would suggest CVS as your first stop.
Like many of the Summer 2013 Color Tattoo Eyeshadows I had a little grief with Blue Paradise but not nearly the amount of woe I experienced with other shades.
Let's take a look!
Blue Paradise is a unique shade to get excited about. It's a deep blue gray that has a duochrome effect which gives the color hints of violet in a certain light. It has a metallic finish with some frost so the shade appears liquid metal-like on lids.
As with most of the newer Summer shades this one gave me some issues through the wear. It applies fairly opaque although it is a bit slippery but not nearly as badly as what I've seen. Lucky enough it applies and blends out perfectly and color can be built easily for better intensity. As you can see in my photos there is signs of creasing as it takes several minutes to set and in that extra time the shade easily creases up before its given a chance to dry down. Unfortunately that creasing goy worst as the day progresses so within a three hour period you'll find the color begins to fade out completely at around the forth hour mark. I have drier eyes but I imagine with oily lids it will be even worst.
I admit it is an annoyance that it creases so badly but I found the color unique enough to warrant a purchase. It's also a far better formula compared to other shades released for Summer. Moral of the story is it is the least offender in terms of texture, formula, application, and pigment.
The frost factor does floor me…as it does have a fantastic foiled effect on my lids but that effect does seem a bit frosty and frost isn't a finish that does well on my fuller face.
Either way I am glad I purchased this shade even if to only use as a base. I think Blue Paradise is a rather unique shade of blue violet that's completely wearable for many skin tones.
Formula aside the color is stunning to say the least.
Let's hope the Fall 2013 shades, that I'm hoping Maybelline releases, will be better formulated.
Anyone own Blue Paradise?
What do you think of the shade?
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7/1/13 18:53 ZoetikaDax:
I bought mine a couple of months ago at my local Walmart and I really haven't had any issues with it. I think the secret was applying over top of Too Faced Shadow Insurance and patting it on ever-so-gingerly with my pinky finger. I even have a sorta hooded eye and I still manage to get no smudging! Additionally, I like to patt on some dark loose shadow from Rockeresque on the outer third of my lid for a little drama, too.
7/1/13 22:32 ms.laura:
Blue looks absolutely stunning on you! It really brings out your brown eyes
7/2/13 1:56 Marina:
These still wear like iron on me…Well, Seashore Frosts and Blue Paradise do. I have Shady Shores and haven't worn it by itself, and Lavish Lavender holds up fairly well besides a bit of separation of the glitter. But I've worn these swimming (under water!), to the beach, and in Florida's humidity.
At any rate, still some unique colors
7/2/13 9:17 Christina:
Love it — but I use it as a base. I agree with you only the color…in fact, I bought a back up. And it looks great on you!
7/2/13 9:18 Christina:
Oops — I meant I agree with you ABOUT the gorgeous color. Definitely unique enough to make any hassle worth it.
7/2/13 10:11 Melissa:
I have some of the Color Tattoos and have had similar issues. But if you are looking for something similar… I was sent the Mary Kay Creme eyeshadow for free through an Influenster box and I'm in love with them! I have violet storm, and this stuff does not budge. Where as the color tattoos always seem to melt on me. They also sent me the eye color/concealer brush and I'm now using that brush with my Color Tattoos and it definitly helps with application of those, just not the wear.
7/2/13 13:51 Megan:
I just found this entire collection on clearance at Walgreens last night! It's weird, b/c I never saw them on display at all at Walgreens, only on the clearance rack. I'm in Ohio, for reference
7/3/13 14:25 Quinctia:
I wonder, if sometimes individual chain stores simply lose an LE display in the shuffle, and by the time they find it, it's clearanced out in the system already.
A couple years ago, I picked up some China Glaze Christmas colors on clearance at my Ulta. Including an Ulta-exclusive shade. I totally would've bought it before Christmas not clearanced, but they never had them out!
7/3/13 16:30 Liz:
I have this one and love it! I haven't had any issues with creasing (no more than any other eyeshadow, anyway), but it does fade at the edges by the 8th hour of wear. Not bad considering I have very oily eyelids.


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Consumer goods group Reckitt Benckiser, the British maker of Finish dishwasher tablets, Nurofen painkillers and Cillit Bang cleaners, said like-for-like sales grew five per cent in the third quarter.
Underpinned by a strong performance in emerging markets and better trading in North America and Europe, the growth – ahead of the four per cent rate in the first half and better than the market expected – sent Reckitt's shares to the highest level since the group was created when a merger took place nearly 13 years ago.
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The life of a young Magellanic penguin has never been easy. Now, a new study shows that the vulnerable chicks face additional threats to their survival from climate change.
August 2, 2013
Argentina has created its first open-ocean protected area, Burdwood Bank. This sanctuary in the Patagonian Sea will protect whales, penguins, and rare cold corals. WCS commends Argentina's government on the achievement, and thanks local partners of the Forum of NGOs.
March 15, 2013
A pair of courting cormorants soak up the sun in a newly minted marine protected area in Argentina. These seabirds share the Isla Pingüino Coastal Marine Park with sea lions, penguins, and dolphins.
August 28, 2012
Patagonian cashmere has gone "green" with a new certification by the Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network. The business venture supports the local economy while respecting this magnificent yet fragile landscape.
July 31, 2012
Fitted with a tiny camera on its back, an imperial cormorant dove to the ocean floor to pursue a meal. Although conservationists know these seabirds seek underwater snacks, they never anticipated the depths of their fishing feats, as captured in this video. The WCS team that worked with the National Research Council of Argentina to track the "super-bird" has studied cormorant feeding behavior in the Patagonian Sea for the past decade.
March 1, 2012
WCS helps a group of Argentine cashmere producers adopt sustainable husbandry practices that improve their livelihoods while also protecting the guanacos, rheas, and Andean cats that share their turf.
August 31, 2011
Sante Fe is the first province in Argentina to take steps toward cutting allowable amounts of lead ammunition used for hunting. WCS commends the effort and hopes others will follow their lead against lead pollution.
May 13, 2011
WCS researchers in Argentina help keep populations of wild caiman healthy by checking their farm-raised counterparts for Salmonella infections and other diseases.
April 7, 2011
Featherless penguin chicks have been popping up on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean in the last few years. WCS researchers and their partners are unraveling the clues to this strange disorder.
March 16, 2011
A WCS survey finds an endangered Andean cat population living lower than ever,
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December 13 – reverb11 – Sabio (Wisdom)
What lesson or piece of wisdom did you learn from a child this year? Did it surprise you?
Thanks to Dawn Curtis for providing today's question!
I am lucky to love my career. As a teacher, I have the opportunity to witness and be surprise and amazed by the wisdom of children every day of the school year. I currently teach teenagers; I began 2011 teaching ninth grade and now I teach eighth grade. Here are some hilarious pieces of advice from one of my freshman poets:
Don't take things for granted
Don't try to be ambidextrous if you are not
You can't do everything, you know
Don't do things that give you a bad feeling
Say what you need to say
Eat as much chocolate as you want
Never buy drugs, because you could be supporting Al Qaeda
Don't stay places where you get bad vibes
Do what you want
Don't let others change the way you think
Eat delicious food
Make a scene if you feel like it
Don't pretend or fake ANYTHING
Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery
If you really want it, you can achieve it.
Be fair
Never trust anyone too much
Don't tell other people's secrets to anyone
Live in the now
Who cares about rumors?
Never lie to your best friend
Ignore people that annoy you
Try to do your homework the day it is given
Never eat skittles on a road trip
Don't try to make people like you, if they don't they won't
Try your best all the time
Be clean
Don't waste too much time on Facebook
Always have a plan
Everything ends.
– Maria, Grade 9
*See also: the wonderful social justice campaign video my students produced last spring to raise awareness about critical issues in Guatemala.
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Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing!!
A few months ago I ran into a friend at a cafe with his daughter, who's about 10. As I was sitting opposite them, I noticed the little girl squint her eyes and give me an appraising stare, like an artist studying a work in progress. Then she handed me the beautiful hibiscus flower that she'd been holding. It could not have been a more appropriate gift. Its intense color was the perfect complement to my orange tank top and hat. I gratefully tucked it into my tank and wore it for a yoga photo shoot at the beach since in the Hindu tradition the hibiscus is a sacred flower used in devotional offerings.
This child's spontaneity, creativity and lack of attachment to that flower were all powerful teachings for me.
Neat story! I love hibiscus. Children can be powerful teachers.


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Heartworm Awareness Month Reminds Us of Need for Year-Round Prevention
As we recognize Heartworm Awareness Month each year in April, we should also remember that preventing heartworms in our pets requires a plan for year-round protection. The Texas Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA), the state association for Texas veterinarians, wants to help remind pet owners that it only takes one mosquito to transmit life-threatening heartworms to your cat or dog. Because heartworm transmission is 100-percent preventable, it is imperative to discuss a heartworm prevention program for your pet with your veterinarian each year.
"Mosquitoes are not selective, and therefore any dog or cat, regardless of breed, age or indoor/outdoor status, is at risk," said Jennifer Hennessey, DVM, a TVMA member and emergency and critical care specialist at Sugar Land Veterinary Specialists near Houston. "Treatment of heartworm disease is far more costly on the owner's pocketbook than keeping the pet on a preventative medication, and there is no treatment for feline heartworm disease, only the opportunity to prevent it. The prevention products on the market today are safe and effective. Owners need to realize that the heartworm patient is asymptomatic initially, and sadly this is the preferred time for treatment—before damage is done."
Texas has one of the highest concentrations of heartworm cases in the US, and as both the temperature and the mosquito population increase as summer nears, take Heartworm Awareness Month as a reminder to visit your veterinarian and get your pet on an affordable heartworm prevention program.
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Alan Schwartz is a Sterling Professor at Yale University. His appointments are in the Yale Law School and the Yale School of Management. Professor Schwartz's academic specialties include corporate finance and corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcy, contracts and commercial transactions. He has published numerous articles and books in these fields. He has been identified, by the Institute of Scientific Information, as being in the top one half of one percent of social scientists worldwide in total citations, and by Heinlineonline as one of the fifty most cited law professors of all time. Professor Schwartz has been President of the American Law and Economics Association and Editor of The Journal of Law, Economics and Organization. He is currently a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Profoessor Schwartz also is a Director of Cliffs Natural Resources Co. and Furniture Brands International, both of which are traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Professor Schwartz consults as an expert in corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, bankruptcy, contracts and commercial law.
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Enforcement alert: DUI crackdown, Petaluma school zones, Santa Rosa intersection of the week
Roads get dangerous this time of year as travelers pack in one last vacation before Labor Day and students return to school. As the number of cars climbs, so does the number of traffic accidents, says Petaluma Traffic Sergeant Ken Savano. August and September are two of the top five months for collisions. That's why Petaluma police will be out in force during the next two weeks, first as part of a multi-agency DUI crackdown and then, starting Aug. 20,… Read More »