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- Is Wal-Mart Quietly Building An Organic Empire?
April 12 2014 9:59 AM
The company appears ready to take a gamble on a growing public demand for healthier foods.
- Wal-Mart Goes Organic
April 11 2014 3:35 PM
Wal-Mart's plan to offer Wild Oats organic products has thrifty foodies salivating, but how organic will these products really be?
- How Ukraine's And Russia's Grain Markets Are Weathering The Crisis
April 09 2014 6:11 AM
In 2013, Ukraine was the world's fourth-largest corn exporter and sixth-largest wheat exporter.
- Ebola The Killer? Yes, But A Lot Less Than Other Diseases
April 04 2014 11:06 AM
The outbreak of the virus in West Africa captivates the public's imagination, but people should fear it less than HIV and other diseases.
- Ebola Outbreak Won't Become An Epidemic, Experts Say
April 03 2014 9:24 AM
Fears that the killer Ebola virus will spread beyond areas already affected by an ongoing outbreak are overblown, experts say.
- Monsanto Outpaces Q2 Expectations
April 02 2014 3:24 PM
Monsanto's second-quarter growth outpaced Wall Street's expectations as the company's seed business continued to boost revenues.
- Ebola In Guinea & Crimea: Two Hot Zones' Unlikely Link
April 01 2014 3:58 PM
Crimea and Guinea have an unexpected connection in their relationships to hemorrhagic fevers.
- 'Wages For Facebook' Campaign Demands Pay Per 'Like'
January 16 2014 1:45 PM
A new campaign called "Wages For Facebook" has some activists demanding that the social media giant pay its users for their activity.
- Chicago Polar Bear Not Actually Stuck Indoors Due To Cold
January 07 2014 5:28 PM
Reports suggesting that the polar bear at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo has been forced indoors due to the so-called polar vortex have been exaggerated.
- Who Is Brooklyn's 'Knockout Game' Suspect?
January 06 2014 2:13 PM
A Brooklyn man has been charged with committing five "knockout game" style attacks targeting women across the borough.
- Hacker Barnaby Jack Died Of Drug Overdose
January 06 2014 11:02 AM
Read the full autopsy report on the July 25, 2013, death of Barnaby Jack, who died of an accidental drug overdose, according to the San Francisco medical examiner's office.
- David Brooks' Marijuana Column Sparks Debate (And Ridicule)
January 03 2014 2:39 PM
The New York Times columnist's piece admitting that he smoked pot but balking at legalization lit up the comment threads Friday.
- Blizzard Is De Blasio's First Test As NYC Mayor
January 02 2014 6:27 PM
As Hercules blankets the northeast, Bill de Blasio needs to prevent the kind of mess that came with 2010's snowstorm.
- Don't Take Marijuana To The Denver Airport
January 02 2014 12:25 PM
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- Check Out The 2014 Calendar's Key Events
December 31 2013 5:59 PM
The new year is finally here, so take a moment to check out what the 2014 calendar and learn about key dates, holidays and more.
- HostGator & BlueHost Are Down
December 31 2013 5:02 PM
A major outage at Endurance International Group caused the company's website-hosting outfits including BlueHost and HostGator to go down Tuesday.
- Obama 'La Quenelle' Photo Ignites Furor
December 31 2013 1:07 PM
A photo that soccer star Nicolas Anelka seems to think is of President Obama doing the gesture has sparked controversy.
- LeBron James More Popular Search In Ohio Than Florida
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- Did A $181 Million Lotto Winner 'Find The Love Of His Life?'
December 30 2013 4:59 PM
A viral photo supposedly of a $181 million lottery winner who "found the love of his life" has been exposed as a hoax.
- France May Ban Dieudonné's 'Anti-Semitic' Comedy
December 27 2013 9:37 PM
Officials in France are pursuing a legal way to ban the controversial comedian Dieudonné from performing material they have dubbed "anti-Semitic" in the country.


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Do I need to make a change?
Should that change cost very little money?
Should I look at my default settings?
In 2009, change is not just a buzzword — it's a top priority for many organizations and individuals. And according to Professor Eric Johnson, major change need not be difficult or expensive. Often, Johnson says, change can start by simply looking at how an organization — or a consumer — utilizes default settings.
"There are many defaults that affect you, and you don't even realize it," says Johnson. "An unchecked box is a default."
Research by Johnson and Daniel Goldstein of the London School of Economics has shown that default settings have the power to affect change on a wide range of issues, from consumer purchases to organ donations. Take the example of buying a new car. A customer completes an online car configurator and is shown features that match her preferences, such as the option for a sporty three-spoke steering wheel with a high-horsepower engine. These adaptive defaults serve to align product and consumer as closely as possible. In a different study, a default for organ donation can account for a 16-50% increase in transplantations performed in a country, they found.
However, in addition to changing a desired outcome by checking or un-checking a box, a default also promotes change in user behavior.
"Defaults change the way you look at choices. It is as if you owned the default, and you have to decide what are the advantages and alternatives," says Johnson.
In a recent article in Harvard Business Review, Johnson, with co-authors Goldstein, Andreas Herrmann and Mark Heitmann, discuss how to best design defaults. The first thing to consider is who is designing them.
"[Default settings] are a decision that is strategic and goes to the bottom line," says Johnson. "But the decision is too often made by the IT person or the person doing the page design. It is an essential characteristic of a Web site. It's part of a larger view that site architecture has a large influence over consumer behavior and that's not something most firms and consumers anticipate."
And that decision making need not require any overhead, says Johnson. "The beauty of defaults is that they can be changed by simply editing a couple of lines of HTML."
To learn more about Professor Johnson's research on defaults, see "Defaults make a difference" in Ideas at Work.


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A couple of days ago Clinton was taking credit for convincing Morsi to pressure Hammas and the Palestinians to the truce. Now Clinton and Obama look like the fools they are having been taken once again. Typical behavior for Democrats.
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Like it or not, Mubarak led Egypt for decades with little international pressure, & they had a tourist industry to help with the economy. At this rate, there will be no tourists, & no economy, & who will pay the price? The Egyptians that just survived when Mubarak was calling the shots. Of course those will probably be the fodder for the battle for power. The common people should not be used as pawns.
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Close your eyes, and listen....Morsi......Obama......Morsi......Obama. Now tell me which one wants to bypass the right channels to get things done??? I smell another dictator!!!! Two peas in a pod, maybe??
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Dear Ms. Barbara Sweeney:
I am the owner of a small independent broker/dealer and have a private client base that on occassion may purchase a variable annuity. Redundant disclosure and suitability standards contained in NASD's proposal to impose specific suitability and disclosure requirements on the sale of variable annuities are unnecessary. They will provide no meaningful protection to consumers and will drive the costs of providing these products to levels that will be unprofitable for both my firm and our registered representatives.
I firmly believe that people who engage in misleading sales practices should be aggressively prosecuted and subject to meaningful sanctions. Your proposal would duplicate requirements that are already in place. NASD rules already contain a general suitability rule that applies to all sales of securities, including variable annuities. Variable annuity prospectuses discuss the fees, risks and expenses associated with variable annuities. Requiring a separate "risk disclosure document" would duplicate information already found in the prospectus and reduce the likelihood that consumers will read the most important source of information on the product -- the prospectus.
The available data does not support the NASD's claims that the level of sales problems in the variable annuity marketplace calls for the adoption of the proposed rule. I urge NASD withdraw the proposed rule. Thank you for your consideration of my views on this matter.
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Antibiotics improve growth in children in developing countries
Antibiotics improve growth in children at risk of undernourishment in low and middle income countries, according to researchers at McGill who have just conducted a research literature review on the subject. Their results suggest that the youngest children from the most vulnerable populations benefit most and show significant improvements toward expected growth for their age and sex, particularly for weight.Read More →
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Happy video takes the edge off of exam stress
Tom Zheng is in his final month as a political science undergraduate, so he knows how tough a time of year this can be for students. "People are stressed, tired and very anxious during exams," he says. "Sometimes it is hard to find a reason to smile." So, what did Zheng do about it? He filmed a remake of Pharrell Williams' hit video, Happy – shot entirely at McGill and featuring some 70 happy students shaking their moneymakers. "I just wanted to show people that regardless of how busy or stressed we are, we can always find those little moments of happiness," he says.Read More →
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A team led by Prof. Grace Marquis, of McGill University's School of Dietetics and Human Nutrition, will receive a grant of close to $3.5 million for an innovative project aimed at improving the health and household food security of infants and children in southeastern Ghana's Upper Manya Krobo district. The funding was announced today by Senator Larry Smith, on behalf of the Honourable Christian Paradis, Minister of International Development and La Francophonie, at an event held at McGill's Macdonald Campus, in Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue.Read More →
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Heels to Heal: Medical and dental students strut the runway to raise awareness about eating disorders
In an effort to raise awareness and funds in support of persons with eating disorders, close to 100 McGill medical and dentistry students participated in the organization of a fashion show held at the end of March. To the delight of some 350 people in attendance, students paraded the runway wearing the latest fashions from seven local designers. More than $3,500 was raised during the evening, all to be donated to Anorexia and Bulimia Quebec (ANEB) to help in the battle against this condition.Read More →
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Hot Cities 2014: From camping on the Gobi Desert to touring the Gangnam financial district
"If a year ago someone told me I'd be spending my spring break camping in the Gobi desert, 30 degrees below zero, I probably wouldn't believe them," writes U3 International Management BComm student Sabrina Ostrowski. "Yet 'expect the unexpected' seems to be the tagline for the week we experienced during the sixth edition of the Hot Cities of the World Tour, led by Professor Karl Moore."Read More →
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April 8: WWI, D-Day anniversaries to be commemorated in joint Armed Forces, McGill concert
To mark the 70th anniversary of D-Day and the 100th anniversary of the First World War, the McGill Wind Symphony, the Band of the Fusiliers Mont-Royal and the Band of the 438th Tactical Helicopter Squadron are presenting a concert together at the Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste on April 8. Collectively, more than one hundred musicians will perform a wide variety of works, including one written by Moe Touizrar, a PhD music composition candidate at the Schulich School of Music, who was inspired by his experience in Afghanistan supporting Canadian soldiers as a member of the Morale and Welfare Unit.Read More →


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Martha Lavender, MSN, DSN joins the Foundation as a representative of Etowah County. Dr. Lavender is a visiting professor at the University of Alabama Birmingham School of Nursing. She recently retired from Gadsden State Community College and has worked for the Department of Homeland Security. An active community member, Dr. Lavender has served on the following boards: James A. Barrie Center for Children, Cherokee County American Red Cross, Cherokee County Museum Board of Directors, Gadsden State Community College Cardinal Foundation and the Alabama Board of Nursing. Dr. Lavender brings to the Foundation her knowledge of the needs of Etowah County, along with her professional experience in nursing, strategic planning and leadership. Lavender says, "I am deeply committed to the mission and values of the Community Foundation and the betterment of the communities we serve. I am honored to join the Board of Trustees as we create partnerships and targeted initiatives to address existing and future needs in our nine-county region."
Rod Nowlin represents Talladega County and is employed by Alabama Power Company as a Division Customer Service Manager. Mr. Nowlin is involved in the community through his service with: Kiwanis Club of Anniston, Family Services of Calhoun County, Berman Museum of History Alliance Board, Camp Lee Board and Leadership Calhoun County. Nowlin says, "The Community Foundation truly makes the Northeast Alabama region a better place to live, providing grants and services for education, healthcare and human service needs that are so critical to our area. The opportunity to serve as a trustee is an honor. I am looking forward to working hard to make strategic contributions to this team to move the organization to the next level."
Anniston native, Tom Potts, Jr., is president and founder of Potts Marketing Group, LLC. Mr. Pott's sense of community is deeply rooted in his work with: CAST, Grace Episcopal Church Vestry, Longleaf Arts Council, The Donoho School, Community Enabler, Family Links, Music at McClellan, YMCA of Calhoun County, Foothills Community Partnership, Visual Arts Society of Jacksonville State University, Local Chapter of the American Red Cross and Anniston Noon Rotary. Potts says, "I am honored to have been asked to join the Board of Trustees for the Foundation. We are fortunate to have an organization like this in our community, accomplishing so much in so many ways… I am thrilled and humbled to have been asked to participate and I am very excited about this opportunity."
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Archie and his friends had already enjoyed twenty-seven years of popularity in comic book form by the time they made it to Saturday morning television. The various Archies series (nine over the course of twenty years; this being number six) mixed quick, Laugh-In inspired comic sketches with adventures and pop music.
The U.S. of Archie got a head start on celebrating America's Bicentennial by taking Archie and the gang out of Riverdale and placing them throughout history. This program was designed to teach children about our country's heritage, and as a result, departed farther from the regular formula than any other incarnation.
Episodes featured the gang going back in time to learn about slavery while working on the underground railroad with Harriet Tubman, meeting George Washington Carver and finding out about his numerous inventions, and discovering how Betsy Ross came to sew the flag. Each segment showed the gang in these historical contexts as their own look-a-like ancestors.
Fans, apparently, missed the pop music and the psychedelia, and The U.S. of Archie moved to the dead-end world of Sunday morning after a few months. The gang was revived and moved to NBC in 1977 to form half of The New Archie-Sabrina Show.
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Dr. Baker's research agenda focuses the behavioral and psychosocial predictors and outcomes of chronic pain and disease in older adults from diverse racial and ethnic populations. She also has a particular interest in examining health disparities and disparities in chronic pain management across the age continuum among clinic-based and community-dwelling adults in general, and older Black adults in particular. She recently received funding to focus on cancer pain and pain management among older Blacks and Whites receiving outpatient services. This two phase project is designed as a feasibility study examining the effectiveness of an education-based intervention among older adult oncology patients. The project similarly examines identified psychological, social, and cultural factors influencing cancer pain management.
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Water, water everywhere but how much do you really need?
The question of how much water is needed for adequate hydration is one that has more answers than many other nutrition related questions. The answer to the question is very simple.
In 2004, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) assessed hydration status by reviewing research studies and food and nutrition surveys. The IOM stated that the vast majority of healthy people adequately meet their hydration needs by letting thirst guide them. The IOM did not set exact requirements but set recommendations for women at about 91 ounces of fluids per day and for men 125 ounces per day.
The recommendations also stated that all fluids count so water, milk, coffee, tea and soft drinks count to body hydration. In addition to fluids, the fluid content of fruits and vegetables also count in the day's intake. The IOM report stated that about 80 percent of fluid intake comes from beverages and 20 percent from foods. So how much fluid do you need?
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If you answered yes to these questions boost your fluid intake. Guidelines recommend the amount of fluid you need depends on your body, so assessing your intake and how it affects your body is the best place to begin the determination of how much you need.
These guidelines are for adequate hydration so more fluids are needed during physical activity or with weather extremes. As temperatures deviate from the ideal temperature for body functions – too hot or too cold - the amount of fluid needed increases. More fluids are needed during pregnancy and lactation or when sick with a fever, diarrhea or vomiting.
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As usual, California and Florida remain the top domestic conference destination choices for physicians, according to Medical Meetings' 10th annual physician preferences and CME survey. What is interesting is the stronger-than-usual, third-place finish of New York as a preferred domestic destination. It is impossible to know whether this represents a sympathy vote for the city that suffered by far the greatest losses in the 9/11 attacks or whether it has simply been a result of the amount of media exposure New York City received in the past 12 months.
After absences last year, Hawaii, Texas, and Louisiana are back in the top 10. Other top 10 finishers include North Carolina, South Carolina, and Washington State.
As for international destinations, top choices are Canada, Mexico, Italy, Germany, France, England, and Spain.
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Your 2013-2014 Transfer/Transition Ambassador (TA) team is excited to welcome you! TA's are student leaders who successfully transferred or transitioned to NYU and now assist the Student Resource Center with providing fun and interactive programming for new and returning transfer students. TAs are trained to provide support to, resources for, and advisement to transfer and transitioning students who are in the process of acclimating to NYU Washington Square and New York City. From checking out events and tours around NYC, to information sessions about studying abroad and career services, you'll want to make time to attend their events throughout the year. Your TA's are also here to answer any questions you have about NYU, so feel free to contact them.
TA Applications for the 2014-2015 academic year are now live. Click HERE for more information and to apply. Questions? Email Long Wu.
Hometown: Fort Myers, Florida
Ask me about: Sports, Gym, Fishing, Comedy Shows, Technology, Politics and Games
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: Instead of trying get comfortable in the new environment just continue to do what you have already been doing at your previous school like nothing has changed. I made most of my friends from continuing to do what I love such as playing basketball, going to comedy shows and joining the gaming club despite the change of environment.
Gallatin School of Individualized Study
Neuroscience and Its Implications on Intimate Relationships, Minor in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies
Hometown: Sherborn, MA
Ask me about: Greek Life, navigating campus, TransferMation, working out in the city, Student Health Center
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: Don't be afraid to try something new and unexpected! This city and campus have incredible opportunities you might not normally have access to, so keep an open mind and push yourself to step outside of your comfort zone. You'll only ever regret not trying something.
School of Continuing and Professional Studies
Hotel and Tourism Management
Hometown: Hillsborough, NJ
Ask me about: NYU Hotel Business Society, Hospitality Sales & Marketing Association International, Broadway, good restaurants, living on and off campus, internships
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: Work hard, experience all you can, and be yourself. Although attending NYU is a dream of many, and was certainly a dream of mine, students who are given the chance to study here must take full advantage of the many different opportunities this global university has to offer, including internships, on campus events, and studying abroad. This school is a cultural center for students from all different areas of the world, giving everyone the freedom to freely express themselves and be who they want to be in various ways. There truly is a niche for everyone here - you just need to find it.
College of Arts and Science
Neural Science
Hometown: Goldens Bridge NY
Ask me about: TransferMation, NYC Good Eats, Music in the city
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: NYU is huge, you shouldn't be afraid to meet as many people as you can during your transition into the school! Once you get here take advantage of all of the opportunities that you will be offered as a transfer student. There are so many leadership positions and groups that help you meet people and get involved on campus.
College of Arts and Science
Economics and English
Hometown: Orono, MN
Ask me about: Swing dance club, TransferMation, Residential College
My advice for new transfer and transitioning students: Remind yourself that you've already started at a new place before, and that this time it will hopefully be even better! It's easy to let yourself feel the same things you may have felt at your old school (e.g. missing home, missing friends from high school) when you start all over again at NYU, but you've done it once, and there's no need to do it again (and if it's never happened then congrats to you)!
College of Arts and Science
Politics and French
Hometown: Missoula, MT
Ask me about: Transitioning to NYC, skiing, cheap places to eat
My advice for new transfer and transitioning students: Challenge yourself and take advantage of everything that NYU has to offer. I have found that one of the best ways to learn about different things going on on campus is to subscribe to as many listservs as you are interested in. While your inbox will be bombarded, I have attended so many lectures and meetings that are so interesting and not many people knew about them. Also free food!
Media, Culture, and Communications
Hometown: West Stockbridge, MA
Ask me about: Study abroad, finding an internship/job, froyo (and cheap eating in general)
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: Remember that even though transferring can be difficult, there are so many transfers at NYU, and they are all experiencing the same stuff. While NYU doesn't have a quad or campus in the super traditional sense, there are so many communities at NYU, and there will be one that fits you!
Preston Robert Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism & Sports Management (SCPS)
Hotel and Tourism Management
Hometown: New Canaan, CT
Ask me about: Transitioning to NYC, traveling, cooking, internships, or anything about NYC (I worked for the City's tourism & marketing office for 8 months so I'm a pretty good source!)
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: Don't be scared to ask questions! Whether it is your professors, Transfer Ambassadors, friends or even strangers at the subway station, I have found that people are incredibly willing to go out of their way to help you, if you just make the effort to reach out. The people around you are your support system – and they want to help, so don't be afraid of looking silly.
My second piece of advice is to throw yourself into the NYU and NYC experience as fully as possible. Especially as a transfer student, the time flies – so make the most of it! Join clubs, get internships, and go out and explore the City. You're only young once, so enjoy yourself!
Leonard N. Stern School of Business
Finance, Economics (Minor in Mathematics & Computer Science)
Hometown: Round Rock, TX
Ask me about: Any and all sports, nightlife in the city, cliff jumping and skydiving, motorcycles
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: "Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs even though checkered by failure, than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy nor suffer much because they live in the gray twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat." - Theodore Roosevelt
Gallatin School of Individualized Study
Business Management and Social Entrepreneurship
Hometown: San Francisco, CA
Ask me about: Singing, a capella, South Asian groups, guitar, Gallatin Business Club, and lastly, how to make cupcakes!
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: All transfers are in the same boat of no friends! Go to all of the transfer events and meet so many cool people! I made all my friends at it. Also, join as many clubs as possible. Just be social!
Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and Human Development
Early Childhood Education and Political Science
Hometown: Overland Park, Kansas, Modi'in, Israel & Greensboro, NC - I've moved around.
Ask me about: Best places to get work done, transitioning smoothly, subway system, theatre, best dollar slices, politics and anything else on your mind!
My advice to new transfer and transitioning students: Take a second to imagine the incredible things you have heard about NYU. Now, take a second to imagine something even better. That is NYU. It is even better than you imagine it to be. While it can be easy to get distracted by all that's going on around you – trust me, there's a lot - stay focused on the important things, but don't let them be all that you live for. Doing well in school is important, but it doesn't compare to experiences that will last you a lifetime. Take advantage of as much as you can! The key is balance. Once you've mastered that, I can guarantee that you will thrive here!


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BIA Denies Motion to Reconsider Based on Prior Arguments and Authority and New Asylum Claim
The BIA held that a motion to reconsider must have a supported allegation of material error; where there is new law, an explanation of its material effect; and, for an AWO, a showing that the alleged errors and arguments were raised on appeal and an explanation of error under the AWO regulations.
In re O-S-G-
, 24 I&N Dec. 56 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3548. AILA Doc. No. 06120765.
AILA Doc. No. 06120765.
BIA Upholds 7 Year Suspension of Disbarred Attorney
The BIA held a final disbarment order creates a presumption of misconduct rebuttable only by a showing of lack of due process, infirmity of proof or grave injustice. The Board upheld a 7-year suspension against an attorney disbarred by the highest court of New York for misconduct in state court.
In re Truong
, 24 I&N Dec. 52 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3547. AILA Doc. No. 06111663.
AILA Doc. No. 06111663.
BIA Holds Alien Who Fails to Post Voluntary Departure Bond Not Subject to 240B(d)(1) Penalties
The BIA held that an alien who fails to post the voluntary departure bond required by INA §240B(b)(3) is not subject to penalties for failure to depart under §240B(d)(1) and granted the motion to reopen proceedings for further consideration of the application for cancellation of removal. In re Diaz-Ruacho, 24 I&N Dec. 47 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3546. AILA Doc. No. 06111510.
AILA Doc. No. 06111510.
BIA Rules REAL ID Credibility Provisions Inapplicable to Applications for Relief Filed Prior to Act's Effective Date
The BIA held that REAL ID credibility determination provisions apply only to applications for relief from removal initially filed with an asylum officer or IJ on or after May 11, 2005 – not to an asylum application filed with an asylum officer prior to this date but subsequently renewed.
In re S-B-
, 24 I&N Dec. 42 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3545. AILA Doc. No. 06110268.
AILA Doc. No. 06110268.
BIA Finds Alternative Holdings Retain Precedential Value Where AG Expressly Declines to Vacate
When the AG overrules one holding but expressly declines to vacate others, they retain their precedential value. Misprision of a felony is a crime involving moral turpitude. Under the "stop-time" rule, an offense ends continuous residence as of commission, even if committed prior to IIRIRA.
In re Robles-Urrea
, 24 I&N Dec. 22 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3542. AILA Doc. No. 06092867.
AILA Doc. No. 06092867.
BIA Non-Precedent Decision Finds Traffic Jam Was "Exceptional Circumstance" Requiring Reopening of In Absentia Removal Order
A non-precedent decision by the BIA overturned the IJ's denial of a motion to reopen after entry of an
in absentia
removal order, finding that the well-documented, hours long traffic jam that caused the alien to miss the hearing was an "exceptional circumstance". Courtesy of AILA member David B. Pakula.
AILA Doc. No. 06092260.
BIA Clarifies Asylum Eligibility for Spouses/Partners in Forced Sterilization/Abortion Cases
en banc
decision declines to extend
Matter of C-Y-Z-
to unmarried asylum applicants claiming persecution related to a partner's forced abortion or sterilization. Applicants must demonstrate that they have been persecuted on account of "other resistance" to a coercive population control program.
In re S-L-L
, 24 I&N Dec. 1 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3541. AILA Doc. No. 06092070.
AILA Doc. No. 06092070.
BIA Finds Short Delay By Overnight Courier Is Not An "Exceptional Circumstance" Excusing Untimely Appeal
The BIA held that it lacked authority to extend the 30-day time limit for filing an appeal and, while it could certify a case to itself in exceptional circumstances, a one day delay by an overnight delivery service did not warrant consideration of an untimely appeal on certification.
In re Liadov
, 23 I&N Dec. 990 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3540. AILA Doc. NO. 06091363.
AILA Doc. No. 06091363.
BIA Finds 237(a)(1)(H) Waiver Applies to Innocent Misrepresentations
The BIA held that INA §237(a)(1)(H) authorizes a waiver of removability regardless of whether the misrepresentation at the time of admission was willful or innocent.
In re Guang Li Fu
, 23 I&N Dec. 985 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3539. AILA Doc. No. 06090663.
AILA Doc. No. 06090663.
BIA Holds Offense Must be Completely "Political" To Qualify for "Purely Political Offense" Exemption to Inadmissibility Under §212(a)
To qualify for the "purely political offense" exception to inadmissibility under INA §212(a), a conviction for a crime involving moral turpitude must involve an offense that is completely "political". Respondent's conviction for aiding and abetting the murder of two British corporals did not qualify.
In re O'Cealleagh
, 23 I&N Dec. 976 (BIA 2006)
AILA Doc. No. 06083161.
BIA Non-Precedent Decision on CSPA
A non-precedent decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals addresses effective date issues under the Child Status Protection Act. Courtesy of AILA member Juan Lorenzo Rodriguez Quesada. AILA Doc. NO. 06081510.
AILA Doc. No. 06081510.
BIA Holds Domestic Battery Not a "Crime Involving Moral Turpitude" or "Crime of Domestic Violence"
An alien's conviction for domestic battery under the California Penal Code does not qualify categorically as a conviction for a "crime involving moral turpitude" under INA§237(a)(2)(A)(ii) or, in Ninth Circuit removal proceedings, as a "crime of violence" such that it may be considered a "crime of domestic violence" under INA§237(a)(2)(E)(i). In re Sanudo, 23 I&N Dec. 968 (BIA 2006)
AILA Doc. No. 06080360.
BIA Affirms Asylum for Former Child Soldier
In an unpublished decision, the Board affirmed the IJ's decision to grant asylum, noting the respondent established a well-founded fear of persecution based on his Acholi tribal membership, as well as the possibility he could be identified as a former child soldier. AILA Doc. No. 06071259.
AILA Doc. No. 06071259.
BIA Finds Derivative Citizenship Where Paternity Not Legitimated By Marriage
The BIA held that where the respondent was born out of wedlock in Guyana and his natural parents were never married, his paternity has not been established by legitimation under the laws of Guyana, so he is not ineligible to obtain derivative citizenship under former INA 321(a)(3).
In re Lawrence Rowe
, 23 I&N Dec. 962 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3536. AILA Doc. No. 06062968.
AILA Doc. No. 06062968.
BIA Finds Social Visibility Important in Determining Whether a Particular Social Group Exist
The BIA held that the social visibility of the members of a claimed social group is an important consideration in identifying whether a "particular social group" exists and that a group of former drug informants working against the Cali cartel did not have the requisite social visibility. In re C-A-, 23 I&N Dec. 951 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3535. AILA Doc. No. 06061511.
AILA Doc. No. 06061511.
BIA Denies Relief to Burmese Chin Based on Finding of "Material Support To A Terrorist Organization"
The BIA rejected a "totality of the circumstances" test for whether an organization is engaged in terrorist activity under INA 212(a)(3)(B) and refused to consider an alien's intent in making a donation or the recipient's intended use when deciding whether the alien provided "material support".
In re S-K-
, 23 I&N Dec. 936 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3534. AILA Doc. No. 06060971
AILA Doc. No. 06060971.
BIA Rules Alien Who Entered Without Inspection Ineligible for Adjustment Under CSPA
The BIA held that an alien who entered without inspection is not eligible for adjustment of status under the Chinese Student Protection Act of 1992 ("CSPA"). In addition, the alien may not amend/renew an adjustment application during proceedings in conjunction with section 245(i).
In re Jian An Wang
, 23 I&N Dec. 924 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3533. AILA Doc. No. 06053163.
AILA Doc. No. 06053163.
Attorney General Disapproves CAT Relief for Mentally Ill Pro Se Respondent
The AG disapproved the BIA's grant of deferral of removal under CAT to a mentally ill
pro se
respondent, finding no showing of eligibility where the evidence does not establish that each step in the hypothetical chain of events leading to torture is more likely than not to happen. In re J-F-F-, 23 I&N 912 (AG 2006) Int. Dec. 3532. AILA Doc. No. 06051110.
AILA Doc. No. 06051110.
BIA Rules on Retroactivity of IIRIRA Unlawful Presence Ten-Year Bar
BIA finds that no period of an alien's presence in the United States prior to April 1, 1997 may be considered "unlawful presence" for purposes of determining whether the alien is inadmissible under 8 U.S.C. Section 1182(a)(9)(B)(i)(II).
Matter of Raul-Rodarte
, 23 I&N Dec. 902 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3531.
AILA Doc. No. 06040610.
BIA Refuses Reopening on Forced Sterilization Claim
BIA rules that an alien seeking to reopen removal proceedings based on a claim that the birth of a second child in the U.S. will result in the alien's forced sterilization in China cannot establish prima facie eligibility for relief. Matter of C-C-, 23 I&N Dec. 899 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3530. AILA Doc. No. 06032415.
AILA Doc. No. 06032415.
BIA Rules on Cancellation of Removal and Continuous Physical Presence Requirement
BIA Rules that the provision in 8 C.F.R. Section 1003.23(b)(3)(2005) that an applicant for cancellation of removal must demonstrate statutory eligibility for that relief prior to the service of a notice to appear applies only to the continuous physical presence requirement. Matter of Bautista Gomez, 23 I&N Dec. 893 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3528.
AILA Doc. No. 06032411.
BIA Rules on Basing an Application for Adjustment of Status on a Previously Approved and Used Visa Petition
BIA Rules that an application for adjustment of status cannot be based on an approved visa petition that has already been used by the beneficiary to obtain adjustment of status or admission as an immigrant.
Matter of Villarreal-Zungia
, 23 I&N Dec. 886 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3527. AILA Doc. No. 06031061
AILA Doc. No. 06031061.
BIA Rules on Failure of Trial Court to Advise of Immigration Consequences of Guilty Plea
BIA Rules that a conviction vacated pursuant to Section 2943.031 of the Ohio Revised Code for failure of the trial court to advise the alien defendant of the possible immigration consequences of a guilty plea is no longer a valid conviction for immigration purposes.
Matter of Adamiak
, 23 I&N Dec. 878 (BIA 2006) I.D. #3525.
AILA Doc. No. 06020972.
BIA Rules Those Who Enter Without Admission After Removal Are Inadmissible Despite AG Grant of Permission to Reapply
BIA says person who enters without admission after removal is inadmissible even if AG granted permission to reapply for admission prior to reentering unlawfully. Such a person is ineligible for inadmissibility waiver unless more than 10 years have elapsed since last departure. Matter of
, 23 I&N Dec. 866 (BIA 2005) I.D. #3524. AILA Doc. No. 06013013.
AILA Doc. No. 06013013.
BIA Says Victim of Sexual Abuse Under 18 Years Old is a Minor
The BIA ruled that a victim of sexual abuse under the age of 18 is a minor for purposes of determining whether an alien has been convicted of sexual abuse of a minor within the meaning of the INA.
Matter of V-F-D
, 23 I&N Dec. 859 (BIA 2005) I.D. #3523.
AILA Doc. No. 06012660.
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This document is an older, unmaintained guide. There may be a new guide available for this software.
Postfix is an efficient, stable, and modern Mail Transfer Agent, or "MTA", used for transmitting email messages between severs on the Internet. Most configurations involving Postfix combine the MTA with a server to allow users to download email using a protocol like IMAP or POP3. This document outlines a very simple configuration of Postfix that makes it possible to forward email and deliver email to local mailboxes on your Linode instance. This guide does not provide any way to download this email or remotely access these mailboxes. In addition, this document provides instructions for sending email with this configuration. If you want to deploy a complete and fully featured email solution that includes the ability download locally delivered email, consider one of our other postfix email guides.
Prior to beginning this document to install a basic Postfix email gateway, it is assumed that you have completed our getting started guide. If you're new to Linux systems administration we recommend that you view the guides in our using Linux guide series, particularly the administration basics guide.
Before you begin installing and configuring the components described in this guide, please make sure you've followed our instructions for setting your hostname. Issue the following commands to make sure it is set properly:
hostname hostname -f
The first command should show your short hostname, and the second should show your fully qualified domain name (FQDN).
Before you begin to install the basic email gateway, issue the following commands to ensure that your system is up to date and that the latest version of the package repository has been installed:
apt-get update apt-get upgrade
To install the Postfix MTA, issue the following command:
apt-get install postfix
During the installation process, the package manager will prompt you for the responses to a few questions. To the first question regarding the type of mail server you want to configure select "Internet Site" and continue as in the following image:
The next prompt will ask for the system mail name. This should correspond to the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) that points to your Linode's IP address. In this example, we're using a machine specific hostname for our server. Set the reverse DNS for your Linode's IP address to the fully qualified domain name you assign as the system mail name. You will be able to send mail from additional domains as configured later in this document. See the following example:
When the installation process completes, proceed with the configuration of Postfix.
Begin by editing the /etc/postfix/main.cf file. Most of the default values should be correct. Modify the myhostname value to correspond to the fully qualified domain name (FQDN) for your server, in this case lollipop.ducklington.org:
File excerpt:/etc/postfix/main.cf
myhostname = lollipop.ducklington.org
Add the following lines to your configuration file. This configures postfix for virtual hosting:
File excerpt:/etc/postfix/main.cf
virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual
home_mailbox = mail/
Furthermore, this ensures that the domains listed in mydestination do not conflict with the address that you will receive or forward email with. The home_mailbox value determines the name of the folder where email messages are delivered when local delivery is configured. For the user squire with a home directory of /home/squire/, new mail would be delivered in a Maildir directory located at /home/squire/mail/. When you've completed this configuration, issue the following command to reload the mail server:
/etc/init.d/postfix reload
In the future, if you want to stop, start, or restart Postfix, issue the correct command from the following:
/etc/init.d/postfix stop /etc/init.d/postfix start /etc/init.d/postfix restart
Once Postfix is properly configured, edit the /etc/postfix/virtual file to configure virtual hosting for your mail gateway. This provides instructions for the mail agent with regards to processing email that it receives. Prior to beginning, ensure that you have properly configured DNS to direct email to your mail gateway. Create an "A Record" for the machine specific domain name that corresponds to your myhostname FQDN (e.g. lollipop.ducklington.org). Then, ensure that there are MX records for all domains that you want to process with this mail gateway pointed to that FQDN. Consider the following example /etc/postfix/virtual file:
File excerpt:/etc/postfix/virtual
firstname.lastname@example.com bucknell
email@example.com bucknell
email@example.com squire
firstname.lastname@example.com squire
email@example.com squire
firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com
firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com
firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com
email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com, squire
firstname.lastname@example.com squire, bucknell
@oddington.com oddington
In this example there are a number of addresses in the bucknell.net domain forwarded to the bucknell system user account. In the next group, a collection of emails at different domains beginning with the squire name, are all forwarded to the squire system user group. Finally, a number of email addresses at the ducklington.org domain are forwarded to external addresses at the fictitious chartercast.net domain. The next two email addresses are directed to multiple sources: email@example.com mail is delivered to the local squire user as well as the external email address firstname.lastname@example.com, while firstname.lastname@example.com is delivered to the local system users squire and bucknell. Finally all messages sent to addresses within the oddington.com domain are forwarded to the mailbox for the oddington user.
When you've successfully edited your /etc/postfix/virtual file to ensure the proper delivery of your email, issue the following command to rebuild the virtual alias database:
postmap /etc/postfix/virtual
This will compile a database located at /etc/postfix/virtual.db. Every time that you modify the /etc/postfix/virtual file, run the above postmap command. Before Postfix can apply the changes that you've made and compiled, you will need to reload the server:
/etc/init.d/postfix reload
Reload the server after compiling a new virtual.db every time. Mail will now be delivered in accordance with the specification in the /etc/postfix/virtual file.
Issue the following command to ensure that newly created user accounts have a ~/mail directory:
mkdir /etc/skel/mail/
Every existing user that receives email will also need to make their own Maildir, by issuing the following command:
mkdir ~/mail/
Typically, authentication for sending email is handled by the daemon that's configured to handle email downloading like Courier or Dovecot. Rather than configure another daemon or deploy a potentially convoluted and difficult to administer authentication system, this guide uses the OpenSSH package that is installed and active on Linodes by default.
Save the following script in the /opt directory on the system you wish to send email from:
# A SMTP-over-SSH Port Forwarding Scrpt
# Copyright (c) 2010 Linode, LLC
# Author: Philip C. Paradis <firstname.lastname@example.com>
# Modifications: Sam Kleinman <firstname.lastname@example.com>
# Usage: smtp-tunnel [start|stop]
# Forward smtp traffic over ssh to a remote mailserver.
## Edit these values to reflect the authentication credentials for the
## SMTP server with which you wish to connect and send mail. If you
## have chosen to run your mailserver on your linode using an
## alternate port, modify the `$remote_port` value. You should not
## need to modify the `$remote_ip` value.
$remote_user = "REMOTE-USER";
$remote_host = "REMOTE-HOST";
$remote_port = "25";
$remote_ip = "127.0.0.1";
## Modify these values if you are running a local SMTP server on port
## 25, or if you need to start the tunnel as a non-root user, as
## OpenSSH only allows root users to start tunnels to low-numbered
## "privileged ports." If this is the case you will also need to
## modify the configuration of your local mail sending agent.
$local_ip = "127.0.0.1";
$local_port = "25";
## You do not need to edit this file beyond this point.
$a = shift;
$a =~ s/^\s+//;
$a =~ s/\s+$//;
$pid=`ps ax|grep ssh|grep $local_port|grep $remote_port`;
$pid =~ s/^\s+//;
@pids = split(/\n/,$pid);
foreach $pid (@pids)
if ($pid =~ /ps ax/) { next; }
split(/ /,$pid);
if (lc($a) eq "start")
if ($_[0]) { print "smtp-tunnel already running.\n"; exit 1; }
system "ssh -f -L $local_ip:$local_port:$remote_ip:$remote_port $remote_user\@$remote_host -N";
exit 0;
elsif (lc($a) eq "stop")
if ($_[0]) { kill 9,$_[0]; exit 0; }
else { exit 1; }
print "Usage: smtp-tunnel [start|stop]\n";
exit 1;
Edit this file to include your username and the location of your email gateway. If you can run this script as root on your local system or the system you want to send mail from, it is easiest to leave $local_port set to 25, otherwise use an alternate port like 2525 or 2255. When you've completed these operations, run the following commands to make this script executable and start the tunnel:
cd /opt/ chmod +x /opt/smtp-tunnel /opt/smtp-tunnel start
You may want to consider issuing the command to start the tunnel ("/opt/smtp-tunnel start") as part of your boot script by including it in your /etc/rc.local file, or by creating a @reboot cron job. If your network configuration utility allows you to establish pre- and post-connection scripts, you may want to instantiate and destroy the tunnel during this process. To destroy the tunnel, issue the following command:
/opt/smtp-tunnel stop
When the tunnel is active, you will be able to configure your local mail sending agent to send using the SMTP server "localhost" and port 25, or the alternate $local_port you configured. To configure the msmtp mail sending agent on an Mac OS X or Linux-based system consider the following configuration file:
File excerpt:~/.msmtprc
account default
host localhost
from email@example.com
port 25
account alternate
host localhost
from firstname.lastname@example.com
port 2525
Depending on the location of the msmtp binary, you can now send mail using /usr/bin/msmtp as your send mail interface. To send mail from the alternate account, specify the sendmail interface as "/usr/bin/msmtp --account=alternate". You can now send mail using your mail gateway using an SSH tunnel.
You may wish to consult the following resources for additional information on this topic. While these are provided in the hope that they will be useful, please note that we cannot vouch for the accuracy or timeliness of externally hosted materials.
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Janel's ICFF Wallpaper Watch: 10 Favorites
So, without further ado, here are a few of my wallpaper favorites from ICFF 2010:
Top row, left to right:
1. Trove
2. Camilla Meijer
3. Lindsay Alker
4. Amy Butler for Graham & Brown
5. Timorous Beasties
Bottom row, left to right:
6. Kreme
7. Kevin Dean
8. Trove
9. Timorous Beasties
10. Kelly Hoppen for Graham & Brown
(Images: 1-4 and 6-9 Janel Laban, 5 and 10 via Graham & Brown)
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Are you certain that Camilla Meijer is the correct maker of the second paper on the top row? Her stuff is lovely, but that image is lovelier than what I see currently on her site.
Hmmm, Design Sponge just did a very similar overview of wallpaper on their site. AT, you're getting a bit behind...
I love #1. Maps are usually the only kind of images I can tolerate on a wall, but my eyes roam the individual pics rather than seeing one unchanging image in this wallpaper. Too bad inquiries/ordering looks to be a pita :(
I really like the Amy Butler in #4. It looks very "9 By Design" to me.
That opera house wallpaper is wonderful.
#2 is gorgeous, reminds me of an updated version of those found on trustworth.com


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Mathieu plays down Barca link
Jeremy Mathieu believes Barcelona are a "fantastic club" but says he is focused on playing for Valencia at the moment.
Mathieu, 28, has been mentioned in the Catalan press as a potential transfer target for Barca in the summer, with Eric Abidal thought to be leaving the Camp Nou and Adriano Correia's contract talks currently deadlocked.
The France international is most comfortable at left-back, but has also often featured on the left wing, and filled in impressively at centre-back in recent weeks due to injuries at the Mestalla.
His current contract with Los Che contains an €8 million release clause and runs up until June 2014, but he is one of many players believed to be available for a transfer given the club's well-publicised financial problems.
"Barcelona is Barcelona," Mathieu told Onda Cero Valencia. "If you ask any player from here, or from Barcelona, they would say it is a fantastic club. [But] my head is clear: Valencia."
Mundo Deportivo reported this week that negotiations between Barca and Adriano's representatives had broken down, as the club were unwilling to agree to the three-year extension until 2017 sought by the player. The Brazil international has previously been linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain.
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Neighborhoods: East Central
Just like Grandma's Home – Our reservation (a must) was for our 6th Wedding Anniversary. The business sign wasn't big, we rang the bell and she immediately welcomed us. Walking up the stairs (to our room) reminded me of grandpa's steep ones that made me scared as a little girl. She gave us our key, explained about our private entrance, breakfast (7-9 am) and check out time 11am. We love old homes, the antique furniture (meaning lady's dressing table), cast iron pedestal sinks and cotton lace bedskirt. My head sank into the soft pillows. I enjoyed the wild flowers as my husband smoked- sitting on the benches. The dog likes scratches and the cat leaves you alone. You can hear running water from other rooms but not voices. The other partner paints, displaying throughout the home and are for sale. The two women retired 15 years ago and purchased Bed & Breakfast to keep busy. As explained, I helped myself to more towels. Make sure a room with a claw tub is available for that romantic bubble bath. For breakfast she served: coffee, orange juice, quiche and fresh fruit.
Enjoy a personal touch in this 1891 Victorian home. – The Scene
This beautiful home is distinguished by its red brick and blue paint exterior. It is located on a quiet, shady street lined with trees. Although it's not far from Salt Lake's upbeat downtown scene, it maintains an atmosphere of tranquility. Visitors come here to relax and rejuvenate amid the tasteful and elegant ambience created by the inn's friendly proprietors.
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Much like the sale of the Dodgers, the sale of the Padres appears heavily dependent on massive broadcasting revenue from cable networks who then drive up their prices to cable and satellite providers — and it then gets passed on to you.
It's enough to make you cut the cord, get a digital antenna box, and just pony up for an MLB.TV subscription.
You may not like Keith Olbermann's politics or attitude (that's me, sometimes), but I think he's dead-on here: trading Hanley Ramirez to the Dodgers in the Marlins' first season in a new stadium in Miami is the death knell for big-league baseball in Florida — the Rays will never get a stadium now and will have to leave to make some semblance of money.
The state loves having spring training but can't sustain a major league team. And the worst part is that Jeffrey Loria, one of the most loathsome people in pro sports (remember les Expos, fucker!) not only got to slink his way out of Montreal, he was allowed to own a team again and hoodwink the Miami-Dade public officials into a $400 million taxpayer swindle of a stadium that comes without easy access via mass transit or decent parking (by either car or boat! when one could only imagine how many schools that money could have renovated or built.
That swindle cost a mayor his job in a recall election and were I a Marlins fan, I would want the rest of the public officials who signed off on it held to serious account by either criminal or independent civil investigations.
The only joy I get out of this is laughing at Jose Reyes, who languishes in Miami while David Wright is playing much better ball in Citi Field these days.
Charlie Pierce tears a piece in Tucker Carlson's vanity project trying to link Bryce Harper to conservatism a new one.
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Upholstered in a sumptuously soft fabric, this Boutique headboard by Hush is an easy way to give an old bed a new lease of style, or perfectly finish a new one.
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United Theological Seminary is pleased to announce the naming of the Memorial Library on campus in honor of its long-time librarians, Elmer J. and Betty A. O'Brien. The O'Briens have launched the naming opportunity with a $500,000 gift commitment and an additional $100,000 to be raised. President Wendy Deichmann stated: "In this naming of the library in their honor, we want to recognize their generosity to the seminary over many years as well as their current commitment. They have honored the United community with decades of faithful service, warm friendship and heartfelt financial support." The naming ceremony will take place during the Fall Convocation on September 8, 2010.
The Reverend Elmer J. O'Brien began his work at United Seminary in 1969 and retired in 1996. Mrs. Betty A. O'Brien joined the United staff in 1986 after the closing of St. Leonard College where she was the librarian. Elmer was a mentor for students, taught academic research courses, and worked closely with the faculty to obtain materials and resources for their work in the classrooms. Betty kept reference materials ordered and assisted in the "difficult-to-find" articles and references. She also served as research assistant to President Leonard I. Sweet during his tenure as president at United and to this date. The O'Briens' vision for the library, its systems of acquisitions and focus on the collections are still felt in the day-to-day operations of the seminary.
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I have been using this mascara for about 10 years now, solely as a brow gel, and it always works great! It always holds my brows in place. Another reviewer noted that when also used for her brows, the mascara dried up during the day and it got flaky, but I have never experienced that in my decade-long use of this product. It is inexpensive and will always be a staple product for me.
Addition: My usual routine is lightly shading in any sparse areas using a brow pencil (NYC brow/eye liner, another cheap buy!) then applying the clear mascara. Eventually, I do start to notice that the brush and the mascara in the bottle itself gets darker and darker from some transference over a few weeks, but the transference is very minimal, and I find that it actually helps to blend the pencil better if anything and make it look more natural. This mascara actually does help to set the pencil color in my brows and keep the hairs in place. I don't ever have to reapply the pencil or mascara throughout the day, even if it's hot and humid out, unless I'm sleeping in which case the product may wear off.
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This mascara is 100% my HG necessity.
This clear mascara is the reason I never have smudges of eyeliner, eyeshadow, or mascara under my eyes, and why all my friends wonder why my eye makeup never moves. After applying my eyeliner, black eyeshadow, and mascara on my bottom waterline and lashes, I apply THIS mascara underneath my lashes (when my black mascara has completely dried). And overtop of my bottom eyeliner/eyeshadow combo. That's it. The best, cheapest, and most convenient eye sealant I've ever used. Perfect eye makeup all day, no more panda eyes, raccoon liner, or any other animal makeup mishaps, ever.
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I have been using this as both a brow gel and a mascara. As a mascara, it is average, doesn't really do much and it feels really wet and icky on my face. As a brow gel, for the first half of the day it really holds my brows in place, and once it completely dries, it turns gray and flakey- noticeably gray and flakey. I was wearing it one day, and my friend turned to me and said, "Woah, why are your eyebrows all gray? Are you getting gray hairs in your brows?!" and then I threw it out.
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Eew. No length, volume, nothing. Looked like I had 5 or 6 lashes in total. Formula is goopy and gross. How can it smudge if it's clear? I expected more from you, Cover Girl...
I like it. No smudges! Good for low maintenance days. I think CG is over priced though. Like others have said, it is too thin for brows and the shape of the brush is for lashes.
I got this as a gift, so I can't comment on the price. However, I can say that I really liked this clear mascara. I use it on my brows sometimes, and occasionally over my regular mascara. The curved brush helps lift my lashes. However, this is a wet formula and takes a while to dry. It doesn't really change the rating, since if it smudges, it doesn't show- it's clear!
I'm planning to repurchase when I use it all up.
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I don't use this as a mascara but instead as a brow gel. For that purpose it is great and so much better than gel products marketed for brows. Keeps my full brows tamed and polished all day and the curved brush makes application very easy. I alternate between this and Maybelline's clear mascara and both do a fine job in keeping brow hairs in place.
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This product is great for a natural look. It subtly defines and lengthens your lashes, and, look Ma, no racoon eyes! :) Although it is an excellent mascara, the formula is a little too thin to work well as a brow gel. I have fairly neat-looking brows, with just a few stray hairs, but the gel did not hold them in place at all. So if you intend to use it primarily for shaping eyebrows, you may want to look elsewhere, but for naturally beautiful lashes, this can't be beat! Make sure you replace it after three months, though--the formula tends to get a little cloudy and probably not safe to use beyond that point.
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Cover Girl Professional clear mascara can be used as both an eyebrow gel and a mascara. I have only used it in the mascara form. The brush is the perfect size and shape for lashes. The formula on this is a little watery and weird feeling - almost as if your lashes are wet - until it dries. I had no problems with flaking or clumping. However, it doesn't seem to do much other than separate your lashes. They don't look longer or more "there." I bought this thinking they might look a little more "there" but that was not the case; therefore, I will not be buying this again.
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