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A teacher, a wife, and mom who thought she'd beaten cancer once was right back where she started.
If, as the old adage goes, laughter is the best medicine, then a middle school teacher in Arlington is battling her second round of cancer with the best medicine she, her family, and a standup comic can find.
Jade Laswell, a seventh and eighth grade teacher at Shackleford Junior High, had her first cancer scare September of 2016 at her very first mammogram. She was only 41 years old when her doctors found a suspicious lump, which led to a bilateral mastectomy, chemotherapy, and a doctor's promise that the odds were in her favor: that her type of cancer only had a 2 percent to 5 percent recurrence.
"And I was actually in the middle of a reconstruction surgery this January when, the morning of my surgery, I found a lump. My surgeon found me, sat down next to me to tell me there were cancer cells on that lump. So, we've just started over again a couple weeks ago," she said.
She was one of the 2 percent to 5 percent. A teacher, a wife, and mom who thought she'd beaten cancer once was right back where she started.
"My heart like, literally, how do you describe like, where you have that dropping feeling in your stomach, where like my breath literally was taken away? I was just devastated. Absolutely devastated and couldn't stop crying," she said.
What you'll notice if you're around Jade for only a few minutes, whether at school or at home with her husband and four children, is that instead of crying, she very much prefers to laugh instead.
"It's a very, very dark place when you're dealing with cancer. It's scary, and there are a lot of scary things. And to be able to make fun of it, kind of takes the power away from the cancer," she said. "It's nice to connect with other people who get that, who understand that fight! Because not everybody will understand that fight."
She found that someone on a recent Friday night at the Deep Ellum Art Company. The performer was a San Antonio native named Larry Garza. A stage 4 kidney cancer survivor, the "cancer comic" has made his journey, and his survival, part of his act.
"So on a lighter note, I almost died," he said to loud, but sometimes, uncomfortable laughs from the comedy club crowd.
And on this night, Jade Laswell was in the crowd, soaking up all the potential best medicine her fellow cancer fighter could offer.
"I had a grapefruit size tumor grow in my kidney," he told the audience. "That developed into a lemon size tumor in my lung. You guys have no idea how hard that is for a Mexican to grow fruit and not be able to sell it! That was really hard for me," Garza joked as the crowd, including Jade Laswell, laughed.
"I just wanted to tell my kids I love them one more time," Garza joked about his initial fear of death. "And I just wanted to tell my life like....Well, you're alright!"
But to any fellow cancer fighters that might be in the audience, he sincerely offered this. "Come talk to me after the show, we have a connection now," he said.
"Yes we do," said Jade seated next to her husband in the audience.
The two cancer fighters did meet after the show, shared stories and shared laughs for more than a half hour.
"But....you're gonna be fine," Garza told her.
"And you're gonna be fine," Laswell replied. "And we just keep going."
"And we're going to be like 80 years old saying, 'Remember when we were scared we had cancer," Garza joked as they shared another laugh together.
"You just have to frickin’ laugh through it," Laswell said. "What are your choices?"
"When you joke about it, you take the power away from it," Garza said.
"That's exactly what I said earlier," Laswell replied. "Did you hear that earlier? I said that earlier!"
"Joking about it to me is really important because it lightens it," Garza said in an interview with WFAA photojournalist Michael Botsford. "As much negativity comes with the disease, one thing that is positive about it is community, is family, and love really. I know it sounds mushy, but it's true."
Studies have shown that laughter does have its benefits -- that people with a strong sense of humor have outlived those who don't, especially when battling something as brutal as cancer.
Jade Laswell plans to keep busy laughing, especially when she gets news like she got last week. She made the announcement to her students at school.
"Well, it came back clear. There's no cancer. So they're not finding any cancer in my body," she said as the students responded with applause and hugs.
"And sometimes, with this cancer fight, it's just about waking up and putting one foot in front of the other and hanging onto a little tiny piece of hope that you can survive what the day is going to bring you, because you really don't ever know," she said.
But we do know that in her classroom, among all the positive and encouraging messages on the walls, is the one right behind her. It says "a day without laughter is a day wasted."
So here's to Jade's and Larry’s journeys of no wasted days and laughing in the face of cancer every precious moment they can.
Jade Laswell is also busy running her own nonprofit. It's called Craft Hope and sends care packages to families in need, including children in hospitals fighting their own battles with cancer.
Larry Garza, meanwhile, said he is improving too, healthy enough now to tour comedy clubs all over Texas.
Click here for information on how to donate to Jade Laswell's fight on cancer.

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A teacher , a wife , and mom who thought she 'd beaten cancer once was right back where she started .
 If , as the old adage goes , laughter is the best medicine , then a middle school teacher in Arlington is battling her second round of cancer with the best medicine she , her family , and a standup comic can find .
 Jade Laswell , a seventh and eighth grade teacher at Shackleford Junior High , had her first cancer scare September of 2016 at her very first mammogram . She was only 41 years old when her doctors found a suspicious lump , which led to a bilateral mastectomy , chemotherapy , and a doctor 's promise that the odds were in her favor : that her type of cancer only had a 2 percent to 5 percent recurrence .
 " And I was actually in the middle of a reconstruction surgery this January when , the morning of my surgery , I found a lump . My surgeon found me , sat down next to me to tell me there were cancer cells on that lump . So , we 've just started over again a couple weeks ago , " she said .
 She was one of the 2 percent to 5 percent . A teacher , a wife , and mom who thought she 'd beaten cancer once was right back where she started .
 " My heart like , literally , how do you describe like , where you have that dropping feeling in your stomach , where like my breath literally was taken away ? I was just devastated . Absolutely devastated and could n't stop crying , " she said .
 What you 'll notice if you 're around Jade for only a few minutes , whether at school or at home with her husband and four children , is that instead of crying , she very much prefers to laugh instead .
 " It 's a very , very dark place when you 're dealing with cancer . It 's scary , and there are a lot of scary things . And to be able to make fun of it , kind of takes the power away from the cancer , " she said . " It 's nice to connect with other people who get that , who understand that fight ! Because not everybody will understand that fight . "
 She found that someone on a recent Friday night at the Deep Ellum Art Company . The performer was a San Antonio native named Larry Garza . A stage 4 kidney cancer survivor , the " cancer comic " has made his journey , and his survival , part of his act .
 " So on a lighter note , I almost died , " he said to loud , but sometimes , uncomfortable laughs from the comedy club crowd .
 And on this night , Jade Laswell was in the crowd , soaking up all the potential best medicine her fellow cancer fighter could offer .
 " I had a grapefruit size tumor grow in my kidney , " he told the audience . " That developed into a lemon size tumor in my lung . You guys have no idea how hard that is for a Mexican to grow fruit and not be able to sell it ! That was really hard for me , " Garza joked as the crowd , including Jade Laswell , laughed .
 " I just wanted to tell my kids I love them one more time , " Garza joked about his initial fear of death . " And I just wanted to tell my life like .... Well , you 're alright ! "
 But to any fellow cancer fighters that might be in the audience , he sincerely offered this . " Come talk to me after the show , we have a connection now , " he said .
 " Yes we do , " said Jade seated next to her husband in the audience .
 The two cancer fighters did meet after the show , shared stories and shared laughs for more than a half hour .
 " But .... you're gon na be fine , " Garza told her .
 " And you 're gon na be fine , " Laswell replied . " And we just keep going . "
 " And we 're going to be like 80 years old saying , ' Remember when we were scared we had cancer , " Garza joked as they shared another laugh together .
 " You just have to frickin ’ laugh through it , " Laswell said . " What are your choices ? "
 " When you joke about it , you take the power away from it , " Garza said .
 " That 's exactly what I said earlier , " Laswell replied . " Did you hear that earlier ? I said that earlier ! "
 " Joking about it to me is really important because it lightens it , " Garza said in an interview with WFAA photojournalist Michael Botsford . " As much negativity comes with the disease , one thing that is positive about it is community , is family , and love really . I know it sounds mushy , but it 's true . "
 Studies have shown that laughter does have its benefits -- that people with a strong sense of humor have outlived those who do n't , especially when battling something as brutal as cancer .
 Jade Laswell plans to keep busy laughing , especially when she gets news like she got last week . She made the announcement to her students at school .
 " Well , it came back clear . There 's no cancer . So they 're not finding any cancer in my body , " she said as the students responded with applause and hugs .
 " And sometimes , with this cancer fight , it 's just about waking up and putting one foot in front of the other and hanging onto a little tiny piece of hope that you can survive what the day is going to bring you , because you really do n't ever know , " she said .
 But we do know that in her classroom , among all the positive and encouraging messages on the walls , is the one right behind her . It says " a day without laughter is a day wasted . "
 So here 's to Jade 's and Larry ’s journeys of no wasted days and laughing in the face of cancer every precious moment they can .
 Jade Laswell is also busy running her own nonprofit . It 's called Craft Hope and sends care packages to families in need , including children in hospitals fighting their own battles with cancer .
 Larry Garza , meanwhile , said he is improving too , healthy enough now to tour comedy clubs all over Texas .
 Click here for information on how to donate to Jade Laswell 's fight on cancer .


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Samsung, LG and Sony have all recently released new smartphones that are competing for the top spot in Android mobile devices. The Galaxy S4, the Nexus 4 and the Xperia Z have been looked over and compared to one another in every detail, from the appeal of the physical design to their software’s performance. If you are shopping for pay monthly phones for you or your family, each of these devices will offer you a different experience.
The S4 is a powerful phone and great for any family who wants their pay monthly phones to be able to handle any app or video playback.
The Xperia Z is built to feel like a premium phone the moment its in your hand. It has a larger, sharper design than the other two phones and has shatter-proof and scratch-resistant glass on both the front and the back. It is also waterproof and dustproof, so if you tend to worry about damage to your phone, this is a great choice.
When its features are listed next to the S4 and the Xperia Z, the Nexus 4 seems overshadowed by the others’ multimedia appeal. However, for the customer who wants pay monthly phones that do exactly what they should for a reasonable price, the Nexus 4 is the best choice. Because it is Google’s phone, it will receive Android updates as soon as they are available, giving it the best software of the three. Nothing is as frustrating as a phone with great hardware that doesn’t perform as it should because of the OS. The Nexus 4 promises to be a reliable phone for everyday use.
The best pay monthly phones for you will always be determined by what you want for your daily routine. For a solid, well-performing phone that is guaranteed to have the latest Android updates, the Nexus 4 is the best choice. For a phone that looks and performs like a premium phone, buy the Xperia Z with its HD screen and solid design. If you want the fastest processor and multiple options to update the internal memory, buy the Galaxy S4. It all comes down to choice and all three of these competitors have offered up some spectacular options. The contract choices have also got more flexible and whereas in the past you could only get the best phones on a limited number of carriers, all of the phones mentioned here are available on Virgin Mobile as well as some of the other of the more flexible carriers.

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Samsung , LG and Sony have all recently released new smartphones that are competing for the top spot in Android mobile devices . The Galaxy S4 , the Nexus 4 and the Xperia Z have been looked over and compared to one another in every detail , from the appeal of the physical design to their software ’s performance . If you are shopping for pay monthly phones for you or your family , each of these devices will offer you a different experience .
 The S4 is a powerful phone and great for any family who wants their pay monthly phones to be able to handle any app or video playback .
 The Xperia Z is built to feel like a premium phone the moment its in your hand . It has a larger , sharper design than the other two phones and has shatter - proof and scratch - resistant glass on both the front and the back . It is also waterproof and dustproof , so if you tend to worry about damage to your phone , this is a great choice .
 When its features are listed next to the S4 and the Xperia Z , the Nexus 4 seems overshadowed by the others ’ multimedia appeal . However , for the customer who wants pay monthly phones that do exactly what they should for a reasonable price , the Nexus 4 is the best choice . Because it is Google ’s phone , it will receive Android updates as soon as they are available , giving it the best software of the three . Nothing is as frustrating as a phone with great hardware that does n’t perform as it should because of the OS . The Nexus 4 promises to be a reliable phone for everyday use .
 The best pay monthly phones for you will always be determined by what you want for your daily routine . For a solid , well - performing phone that is guaranteed to have the latest Android updates , the Nexus 4 is the best choice . For a phone that looks and performs like a premium phone , buy the Xperia Z with its HD screen and solid design . If you want the fastest processor and multiple options to update the internal memory , buy the Galaxy S4 . It all comes down to choice and all three of these competitors have offered up some spectacular options . The contract choices have also got more flexible and whereas in the past you could only get the best phones on a limited number of carriers , all of the phones mentioned here are available on Virgin Mobile as well as some of the other of the more flexible carriers .


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Naturally, walking out of the store without paying for an item is considered shoplifting. But plenty of other scenarios constitute retail theft, as well. For example, when someone substitutes the price tag of a lesser priced item on a more expensive one, the retailer is being cheated out of the fair value of the article. That is retail theft. Indicating that something is included in the clearance merchandise when that is not the case is another way to cheat retailers. This, too, is retail theft.
At van der Veen, O’Neill, Hartshorn and Levin, we will carefully examine every aspect of your alleged shoplifting scenario in order to construct the strongest defense possible. We may address your character, the return of the stolen property, your state of mind at the time of the purported crime, and other factors that relevant factors. Regardless of the circumstances, rest assured that your legal team will work relentlessly to ensure you a positive outcome. To discuss your situation, call our Allentown office to schedule a no cost, confidential consultation today.

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Shoplifting : while it may seem like no big deal at the time , the fact is , shoplifting is a very serious crime , and one that is mercilessly prosecuted in Pennsylvania . So what should you do if you are charged with retail theft ? Your best move is to exercise your right to remain silent , and immediately contact the experienced , aggressive Allentown shoplifting attorneys at van der Veen , O’Neill , Hartshorn and Levin . When you put your future in our hands , we will work tirelessly on your behalf . From there , you simply need to cooperate with your legal team and trust us to secure the best possible outcomes under Pennsylvania law .
 Naturally , walking out of the store without paying for an item is considered shoplifting . But plenty of other scenarios constitute retail theft , as well . For example , when someone substitutes the price tag of a lesser priced item on a more expensive one , the retailer is being cheated out of the fair value of the article . That is retail theft . Indicating that something is included in the clearance merchandise when that is not the case is another way to cheat retailers . This , too , is retail theft .
 At van der Veen , O’Neill , Hartshorn and Levin , we will carefully examine every aspect of your alleged shoplifting scenario in order to construct the strongest defense possible . We may address your character , the return of the stolen property , your state of mind at the time of the purported crime , and other factors that relevant factors . Regardless of the circumstances , rest assured that your legal team will work relentlessly to ensure you a positive outcome . To discuss your situation , call our Allentown office to schedule a no cost , confidential consultation today .


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The saga keeps well the type and shows no sign of wear against the first two.
I'm not a "jameswanaholic ", but I recognize that his contribution to horror film have personality and efficacy against many of his colleagues who try succeed in the territory of cinematic thrill. A priori distrusted this directorial debut Leigh Whannell, this third Insidious, further coated with the mantle of the prequel. A priori the matter had all the earmarks of being just an attempt to further exploit the two films directed by Wan and that he had told his colleague: "Come on, man, do it you I'm tired of the matter”.
But I have to admit that all these suspicions have been discarded, and although there is obviously a clear rationale for exploiting the saga this prequel, Whannell has been stepping to respect the essential keys that define movies directed by Wan not limited to copying Wan. Whannell has sought, and in my view has achieved, giving a personality to this third visit to the franchise. Its main success is not to get sucked into the illusion of overcoming the foregoing and modestly exercising their role as narrator in a territory that is not new at all, but know take advantage of a change of scenery and characters from previous films. For it is based primarily on an approach to the character of Elise (Lyn Shaye) either built from the script of the film itself and the work of the actress is even stronger than in his role as secondary in the first two installments. Whannell has not made the mistake of trying to change skin radically and hits the target building his film with good pace and thanks narrative solvency work begins on the script and is a smooth, consistent extension and balanced the direction. I think that's the secret to this film has not become something like the attempt to continue operating the franchise The Conjuring, another Wan film, with Annabelle. Quite the contrary: Insidous, Chapter 3, is a perfectly threaded piece with the two previous films that also serves as a prologue to the same consistent and knows how to take advantage of Elise's character, since the first installment was clearly the most interesting of the whole thing. And it does not melodramatic exaggeration: with elegant restraint, without making Elise in a kind of totemic figure for the showcasing of the actress, with moderation and a maturity that lend strength to the rest of the story, even this abound in the ceremonial known scares and thumping sound as an element that is also capable of manufacturing various shocks very accomplished. Whannell has also managed to move the occasional contact with the spectral life of Elise with a few strokes and maintaining an enviable balance between proven as director and newly opened effectiveness as director.

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The saga keeps well the type and shows no sign of wear against the first two .
 I 'm not a " jameswanaholic " , but I recognize that his contribution to horror film have personality and efficacy against many of his colleagues who try succeed in the territory of cinematic thrill . A priori distrusted this directorial debut Leigh Whannell , this third Insidious , further coated with the mantle of the prequel . A priori the matter had all the earmarks of being just an attempt to further exploit the two films directed by Wan and that he had told his colleague : " Come on , man , do it you I 'm tired of the matter ” .
 But I have to admit that all these suspicions have been discarded , and although there is obviously a clear rationale for exploiting the saga this prequel , Whannell has been stepping to respect the essential keys that define movies directed by Wan not limited to copying Wan . Whannell has sought , and in my view has achieved , giving a personality to this third visit to the franchise . Its main success is not to get sucked into the illusion of overcoming the foregoing and modestly exercising their role as narrator in a territory that is not new at all , but know take advantage of a change of scenery and characters from previous films . For it is based primarily on an approach to the character of Elise ( Lyn Shaye ) either built from the script of the film itself and the work of the actress is even stronger than in his role as secondary in the first two installments . Whannell has not made the mistake of trying to change skin radically and hits the target building his film with good pace and thanks narrative solvency work begins on the script and is a smooth , consistent extension and balanced the direction . I think that 's the secret to this film has not become something like the attempt to continue operating the franchise The Conjuring , another Wan film , with Annabelle . Quite the contrary : Insidous , Chapter 3 , is a perfectly threaded piece with the two previous films that also serves as a prologue to the same consistent and knows how to take advantage of Elise 's character , since the first installment was clearly the most interesting of the whole thing . And it does not melodramatic exaggeration : with elegant restraint , without making Elise in a kind of totemic figure for the showcasing of the actress , with moderation and a maturity that lend strength to the rest of the story , even this abound in the ceremonial known scares and thumping sound as an element that is also capable of manufacturing various shocks very accomplished . Whannell has also managed to move the occasional contact with the spectral life of Elise with a few strokes and maintaining an enviable balance between proven as director and newly opened effectiveness as director .


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Hey, golf fans! Been hitting the links with surveyors equipment and property plats the old golf clubs lately? It's been an interesting couple of weeks at Reston National Golf Course, where the recent unpleasantness is starting to get the attention of the media and county officials.
We know that everyone is upset, angry, and scared. Expressing what you thought was true is not helpful. All of us labored under false information for years. Let’s not spend time discussing the past but strategically align to preserve the future by facing facts and channeling skilled resources and funds.
The Reston Association is also holding a special meeting today on the golf course, including sending "a letter of support to homeowners near the golf course regarding what they call 'a Potential Threat to a Reston Founding Principle,'" according to our BFFs at Patch.
"My interpretation is the property owner is asking what he can do with the property," said Hudgins. "It can be for future develpment, but it can also be for refinacing or to sell. The property owners asked for interpretation. The staff gave it. It is not a new thing."
Looney told me that what RN Golf was seeking “is not a rezoning. What this is is trying to determine what the actual zoning of the property is today.” Yes, but then what? Looney said he couldn’t say any more about whether his clients had specific ideas or whether they were just assessing their options.
Color us just the teensiest bit skeptical, as the property owner's appeal to the Board of Zoning Appeals specifically calls for the board to "reverse the Zoning Agent's determinations and direct that the County be required to accept a properly filed and complete PRC Plan application as the next step in redevelopment of Subject Property for residential uses." (Our emphasis, obv.) Not a whole heck of a lot of gray area there, though we're sure that no one's decided whether to put up sweet midrise condos or sweet midrise apartments, or maybe a sweet midrise Cheesecake Factory with sweet midrise condos and sweet midrise apartments on top of it.
Of course, lots of questions remain, including how county officials will react if/when the zoning determination is overturned and an actual development proposal surfaces. We all know the county board has the reputation of being just a soupcon developer-friendly, but given the time and effort they've put into master planning in Reston -- and probably more importantly to them, the walkable urban nirvana that Tysons is supposed to become -- it might not be in their best interest to be blase about this. After all, all the fancy master planning meetings and charettes in the world, no matter how well intentioned, don't add up to much of anything if even one land owner decides to, say, plop a giant parking lot in front of a Metro station or opt out of building connecting sidewalks or trails across their property.
I lived in Alexandria during the time Jack Kent Cooke was determined to build a new Redskins stadium at Potomac Yards. The good people of Alexandria would have NO part of that plan. They (me included) banded together and beat back the monster. The stadium was eventually built in PG county. So, if we can fight off the almighty Redskins, then we can certainly defeat a lame developer.
Of course, I have to note that although no stadium was built, it did become the site of a massive strip mall with a Target and Best Buy.
Cathy Hudgins says "not to worry". I don't know about you, but I feel much better about this already.
Reston National ownership has got a well-known developers' land use lawyer bird-dogging this rezoning request for them. Reston can expect an aggressive move by Reston National to assert its property rights via the development-by-rights doctrine under Virginia law.
Why is Cathy Hudgins so calm and sanguine about this proposal ? RA and its residents must hold her feet to the fire! This redevelopment proposal must be defeated from the get go!
This is classic Cathy Hudgins you see at work here. Her standard operating procedure, as far as I can tell, is to hold her cards really close until she sees which way the winds are blowing. I witnesssed this several years ago when there was a proposal to turn the Reston South park & ride lot at Lawyers and Reston Parkway into a high rise development with -- you guessed it -- a certain percentage set aside for "workforce housing." All 300 people at the meeting, from Reston, Herndon, and Oakton, were vehemently opposed, yet Ms. Hudgins refused to say exactly where she stood on the issue. (The proposal was withdrawn several months later).
As long as any proposed redevelopment of the golf course includes the magic words "workforce housing", Ms. Hudgins will equivocate until she sees overwhelming public sentiment build up against it. It is already patently clear that almost no one in Reston wants to see the golf course be lost as open green space, yet all she can bring herself to say is that such rezoning requests are "not a new thing" -- not something unequivocal in defense of existing open space.
Of course, when you are channeling Baby Doc Duvalier and know that you are Supervisor For Life (God forbid that even a moderate independent could get elected as a county supervisor in the lemming-like Hunter Mill district), who needs to care what your constitutents think?
How can private property be a "community open space"? It is not owned by the community!
I'd gladly let them build whatever they want on the three or four holes closest to the Toll Road if they gave the remaining holes to the community as a park. Unless you're really into that expensive sport you don't get much benefit out of the course (people that bought real estate based on golf course views excepted).
Not to worry, all of you folks that live near the golf course. I have it on good authority the PO will keep it as recreational space. He wants to put in a world class Motocross track that can also sponsor Monster Truck shows and the occasional Tractor Pull.
Seriously. Do you folks still really trust the BoS to represent your interests? Who here is ready to start the hard and dirty political work of changing Reston's status to Town/City?
"How can private property be a "community open space"? It is not owned by the community!"
The golf courses were zoned open space in the original Master Plan. The county required that they be set aside as open space because Bob Simon created neighborhoods with much higher density than traditional suburban neighborhoods.
The golf courses were to remain open space in perpetuity. Both golf courses were to be public in the original plan. Not clear how the other one became private. But the county is looking to redevelop that one, too, according to statements by county staff.

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Hey , golf fans ! Been hitting the links with surveyors equipment and property plats the old golf clubs lately ? It 's been an interesting couple of weeks at Reston National Golf Course , where the recent unpleasantness is starting to get the attention of the media and county officials .
 We know that everyone is upset , angry , and scared . Expressing what you thought was true is not helpful . All of us labored under false information for years . Let ’s not spend time discussing the past but strategically align to preserve the future by facing facts and channeling skilled resources and funds .
 The Reston Association is also holding a special meeting today on the golf course , including sending " a letter of support to homeowners near the golf course regarding what they call ' a Potential Threat to a Reston Founding Principle , ' " according to our BFFs at Patch .
 " My interpretation is the property owner is asking what he can do with the property , " said Hudgins . " It can be for future develpment , but it can also be for refinacing or to sell . The property owners asked for interpretation . The staff gave it . It is not a new thing . "
 Looney told me that what RN Golf was seeking “ is not a rezoning . What this is is trying to determine what the actual zoning of the property is today . ” Yes , but then what ? Looney said he could n’t say any more about whether his clients had specific ideas or whether they were just assessing their options .
 Color us just the teensiest bit skeptical , as the property owner 's appeal to the Board of Zoning Appeals specifically calls for the board to " reverse the Zoning Agent 's determinations and direct that the County be required to accept a properly filed and complete PRC Plan application as the next step in redevelopment of Subject Property for residential uses . " ( Our emphasis , obv . ) Not a whole heck of a lot of gray area there , though we 're sure that no one 's decided whether to put up sweet midrise condos or sweet midrise apartments , or maybe a sweet midrise Cheesecake Factory with sweet midrise condos and sweet midrise apartments on top of it .
 Of course , lots of questions remain , including how county officials will react if / when the zoning determination is overturned and an actual development proposal surfaces . We all know the county board has the reputation of being just a soupcon developer - friendly , but given the time and effort they 've put into master planning in Reston -- and probably more importantly to them , the walkable urban nirvana that Tysons is supposed to become -- it might not be in their best interest to be blase about this . After all , all the fancy master planning meetings and charettes in the world , no matter how well intentioned , do n't add up to much of anything if even one land owner decides to , say , plop a giant parking lot in front of a Metro station or opt out of building connecting sidewalks or trails across their property .
 I lived in Alexandria during the time Jack Kent Cooke was determined to build a new Redskins stadium at Potomac Yards . The good people of Alexandria would have NO part of that plan . They ( me included ) banded together and beat back the monster . The stadium was eventually built in PG county . So , if we can fight off the almighty Redskins , then we can certainly defeat a lame developer .
 Of course , I have to note that although no stadium was built , it did become the site of a massive strip mall with a Target and Best Buy .
 Cathy Hudgins says " not to worry " . I do n't know about you , but I feel much better about this already .
 Reston National ownership has got a well - known developers ' land use lawyer bird - dogging this rezoning request for them . Reston can expect an aggressive move by Reston National to assert its property rights via the development - by - rights doctrine under Virginia law .
 Why is Cathy Hudgins so calm and sanguine about this proposal ? RA and its residents must hold her feet to the fire ! This redevelopment proposal must be defeated from the get go !
 This is classic Cathy Hudgins you see at work here . Her standard operating procedure , as far as I can tell , is to hold her cards really close until she sees which way the winds are blowing . I witnesssed this several years ago when there was a proposal to turn the Reston South park & ride lot at Lawyers and Reston Parkway into a high rise development with -- you guessed it -- a certain percentage set aside for " workforce housing . " All 300 people at the meeting , from Reston , Herndon , and Oakton , were vehemently opposed , yet Ms. Hudgins refused to say exactly where she stood on the issue . ( The proposal was withdrawn several months later ) .
 As long as any proposed redevelopment of the golf course includes the magic words " workforce housing " , Ms. Hudgins will equivocate until she sees overwhelming public sentiment build up against it . It is already patently clear that almost no one in Reston wants to see the golf course be lost as open green space , yet all she can bring herself to say is that such rezoning requests are " not a new thing " -- not something unequivocal in defense of existing open space .
 Of course , when you are channeling Baby Doc Duvalier and know that you are Supervisor For Life ( God forbid that even a moderate independent could get elected as a county supervisor in the lemming - like Hunter Mill district ) , who needs to care what your constitutents think ?
 How can private property be a " community open space " ? It is not owned by the community !
 I 'd gladly let them build whatever they want on the three or four holes closest to the Toll Road if they gave the remaining holes to the community as a park . Unless you 're really into that expensive sport you do n't get much benefit out of the course ( people that bought real estate based on golf course views excepted ) .
 Not to worry , all of you folks that live near the golf course . I have it on good authority the PO will keep it as recreational space . He wants to put in a world class Motocross track that can also sponsor Monster Truck shows and the occasional Tractor Pull .
 Seriously . Do you folks still really trust the BoS to represent your interests ? Who here is ready to start the hard and dirty political work of changing Reston 's status to Town / City ?
 " How can private property be a " community open space " ? It is not owned by the community ! "
 The golf courses were zoned open space in the original Master Plan . The county required that they be set aside as open space because Bob Simon created neighborhoods with much higher density than traditional suburban neighborhoods .
 The golf courses were to remain open space in perpetuity . Both golf courses were to be public in the original plan . Not clear how the other one became private . But the county is looking to redevelop that one , too , according to statements by county staff .


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Those charms are made with resin parts of my dolls.
decided to make them for sale.
I'm using it for several months now and it's no problem in daily use.
painted as you like, left or right hand or feet. Normal skin color.
They will be shipped within 3 days. Paypal payment available.

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Those charms are made with resin parts of my dolls .
 decided to make them for sale .
 I 'm using it for several months now and it 's no problem in daily use .
 painted as you like , left or right hand or feet . Normal skin color .
 They will be shipped within 3 days . Paypal payment available .


text: Cory Lavender is originally from Liverpool, Nova Scotia. His work has appeared in Riddle Fence, Halifax (Frog Hollow Press), and online at The Island Review. He works as a freelance copyeditor/ghostwriter and lives in Cherry Hill, Nova Scotia.

tokenized: Cory Lavender is originally from Liverpool , Nova Scotia . His work has appeared in Riddle Fence , Halifax ( Frog Hollow Press ) , and online at The Island Review . He works as a freelance copyeditor / ghostwriter and lives in Cherry Hill , Nova Scotia .


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Enter the time, date and subject of the proposed conference call, choose UK and Latvia dial-in codes, then click ‘Copy this invitation’ and paste it into an email.
Situated in north eastern Europe, Latvia has a coastline along the Baltic Sea, and is bordered by Estonia, Russia, Belarus and Lithuania.
What is the Foreign and Commonwealth Office advice on traveling to Latvia?
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) currently advise that Latvia is safe to travel to – around 142,000 British nationals visit Latvia each year, most of whom have a trouble-free visit.
You should always be wary of pickpockets, particularly when visiting the capital, Riga, with most thefts reported in the Old town, Central Market, central train and bus stations. So long as you remain vigilant though, you should have no trouble.
What’s the best time to call Latvia from the UK?
Riga is just over 1,400 miles from London and is three hours ahead of GMT, so keep this in mind when setting up calls during business hours.

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Enter the time , date and subject of the proposed conference call , choose UK and Latvia dial - in codes , then click ‘ Copy this invitation ’ and paste it into an email .
 Situated in north eastern Europe , Latvia has a coastline along the Baltic Sea , and is bordered by Estonia , Russia , Belarus and Lithuania .
 What is the Foreign and Commonwealth Office advice on traveling to Latvia ?
 The Foreign and Commonwealth Office ( FCO ) currently advise that Latvia is safe to travel to – around 142,000 British nationals visit Latvia each year , most of whom have a trouble - free visit .
 You should always be wary of pickpockets , particularly when visiting the capital , Riga , with most thefts reported in the Old town , Central Market , central train and bus stations . So long as you remain vigilant though , you should have no trouble .
 What ’s the best time to call Latvia from the UK ?
 Riga is just over 1,400 miles from London and is three hours ahead of GMT , so keep this in mind when setting up calls during business hours .


text: NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Driver Version 398.82 WHQL. - Game Ready Drivers provide the best possible gaming experience for all major new releases, including Virtual Reality games. Prior to a new title launching, our driver team works until the last minute to ensure every performance tweak and bug fix is included for the best gameplay on day one.

tokenized: NVIDIA GeForce Graphics Driver Version 398.82 WHQL . - Game Ready Drivers provide the best possible gaming experience for all major new releases , including Virtual Reality games . Prior to a new title launching , our driver team works until the last minute to ensure every performance tweak and bug fix is included for the best gameplay on day one .


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- [Other guest 1] Philip! Come and meet Andrea here - he (11) .......................... [to come] to the club on Sunday.
- [Other guest 2 (Philip)] Great, the more the merrier!
- [Other guest 1] Have you been here long?
- [Other guest 2] I've just arrived. Did you see the traffic?
- [Other guest 1] Yes, it (12) ............................ [to be] always like that around here.
- [You] I took the train, but there (13) .............................. [to be] delays there too!
- [Other guest 1] Which line (14) ................................. [to take]?
- [You] The Piccadilly line - I came from Hammersmith.
- [Other guest 2] Nice place, I used to go to school there.
- [Other guest 1] Some good pubs there too. Do you know the Old Ship?
- [You] I know it but I (15) ............................. [not go] yet.
- [Other guest 1] I’ve heard some good bands there.
- [You] I (16) .................... it ....... [to check out]. Actually, I’ve only been in London for a couple of weeks. I was in Italy before that.
- [Other guest 2] Really, whereabouts?
- [You] Rome. I came over for work - and to improve my English.
- [Other guest 2] Ha, (17) I .............................. [to learn Italian] at the moment. Maybe we should do a language swap!
- [You] Sounds good, I definitely need someone to correct my mistakes! Why (18) ............................. (to learn) Italian?
- [Other guest 2] For my work mainly.
- [You] So you work for an Italian company then?
- [Other guest 2] I run the video production teams.
- [You] Wow, a dream job!
- [Other guest 2] How about you?
- [You] I’m an accountant for an energy company. I’m here for 12 months.
- [Host, interrupting] Alberto, have you met Ilaria? She’s also Italian, if you come through to the kitchen I’ll top up your drink as well.
- [You] OK. Guys, nice to have met you.
- [Guest 1] I (20) ........................... [to give] you a call about Sunday, OK?
- [You] Perfect, I’ll look forward to it.
8. ...are you learning Italian?

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- [ Other guest 1 ] Philip ! Come and meet Andrea here - he ( 11 ) .......................... [ to come ] to the club on Sunday .
 - [ Other guest 2 ( Philip ) ] Great , the more the merrier !
 - [ Other guest 1 ] Have you been here long ?
 - [ Other guest 2 ] I 've just arrived . Did you see the traffic ?
 - [ Other guest 1 ] Yes , it ( 12 ) ............................ [ to be ] always like that around here .
 - [ You ] I took the train , but there ( 13 ) .............................. [ to be ] delays there too !
 - [ Other guest 1 ] Which line ( 14 ) ................................. [ to take ] ?
 - [ You ] The Piccadilly line - I came from Hammersmith .
 - [ Other guest 2 ] Nice place , I used to go to school there .
 - [ Other guest 1 ] Some good pubs there too . Do you know the Old Ship ?
 - [ You ] I know it but I ( 15 ) ............................. [ not go ] yet .
 - [ Other guest 1 ] I ’ve heard some good bands there .
 - [ You ] I ( 16 ) .................... it ....... [ to check out ] . Actually , I ’ve only been in London for a couple of weeks . I was in Italy before that .
 - [ Other guest 2 ] Really , whereabouts ?
 - [ You ] Rome . I came over for work - and to improve my English .
 - [ Other guest 2 ] Ha , ( 17 ) I .............................. [ to learn Italian ] at the moment . Maybe we should do a language swap !
 - [ You ] Sounds good , I definitely need someone to correct my mistakes ! Why ( 18 ) ............................. ( to learn ) Italian ?
 - [ Other guest 2 ] For my work mainly .
 - [ You ] So you work for an Italian company then ?
 - [ Other guest 2 ] I run the video production teams .
 - [ You ] Wow , a dream job !
 - [ Other guest 2 ] How about you ?
 - [ You ] I ’m an accountant for an energy company . I ’m here for 12 months .
 - [ Host , interrupting ] Alberto , have you met Ilaria ? She ’s also Italian , if you come through to the kitchen I ’ll top up your drink as well .
 - [ You ] OK . Guys , nice to have met you .
 - [ Guest 1 ] I ( 20 ) ........................... [ to give ] you a call about Sunday , OK ?
 - [ You ] Perfect , I ’ll look forward to it .
 8 . ... are you learning Italian ?


text: Uri Orlev was born in Warsaw, Poland in 1931. He survived the Warsaw Ghetto and the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp and moved to Israel in 1946 after the war. He began writing children's literature in 1976 and has published more than 30 books which have been translated into at least 36 languages. He received the Hans Christian Andersen Author Award in 1996 and has received various other honors and awards for his writing. The Island on Bird Street (1981) has been one of his most famous books for children.

tokenized: Uri Orlev was born in Warsaw , Poland in 1931 . He survived the Warsaw Ghetto and the Bergen - Belsen concentration camp and moved to Israel in 1946 after the war . He began writing children 's literature in 1976 and has published more than 30 books which have been translated into at least 36 languages . He received the Hans Christian Andersen Author Award in 1996 and has received various other honors and awards for his writing . The Island on Bird Street ( 1981 ) has been one of his most famous books for children .


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Babies and pets can form a great bond. Make them best friends by following our tips.
Help your children understand that dogs are not toys – they need to be treated with care.

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Babies and pets can form a great bond . Make them best friends by following our tips .
 Help your children understand that dogs are not toys – they need to be treated with care .


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While in the Oval Office, Ronald Reagan kept a sign on his desk that said simply: It can be done.
Administrators of his presidential library took the same approach to installation of an innovative, efficient, environmentally-friendly energy system for the facility that houses the late president’s legacy.
It could be, and was, done.
Perched atop a hill with sweeping views of Southern California, the 100,000-square-foot Library gets 95 percent of its energy from 16 Capstone microturbines. It also provides electricity for the Air Force One Pavilion, home to Air Force One, tail number 27000, which flew seven U.S. presidents.
The 16 natural-gas C60 microturbines were commissioned at the Library in October 2005. The installed system consists of three UTC PureComfort™ packages, each with four Capstone microturbines and a Carrier absorption chiller. The system also includes four stand-alone Capstone C60 (60kW) units.
In addition to producing 960kW of electricity, the microturbines provide heating and cooling for the buildings through combined cooling, heating, and power (CCHP). This trigeneration method adds to the system’s efficiency by using recyclable heat from power generation for heating, cooling or industrial process purposes.
• The 100,000-square-foot Library gets 95 percent of its energy from 16 Capstone C60 MicroTurbines®, which can produce 960kW of electricity.
• The turbines provide the heating and cooling for the buildings through a combined cooling, heating, and power (CCHP) application.
• The direct exhaust-fired absorption chillers capture thermal energy from the microturbines to provide 387-tons of refrigeration for cooling the Library and Pavilion.
• The Library’s system runs on natural gas, which has a much lower impact on the environment than traditional fuels.
• The system has had 100 percent availability since its installation.

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While in the Oval Office , Ronald Reagan kept a sign on his desk that said simply : It can be done .
 Administrators of his presidential library took the same approach to installation of an innovative , efficient , environmentally - friendly energy system for the facility that houses the late president ’s legacy .
 It could be , and was , done .
 Perched atop a hill with sweeping views of Southern California , the 100,000 - square - foot Library gets 95 percent of its energy from 16 Capstone microturbines . It also provides electricity for the Air Force One Pavilion , home to Air Force One , tail number 27000 , which flew seven U.S. presidents .
 The 16 natural - gas C60 microturbines were commissioned at the Library in October 2005 . The installed system consists of three UTC PureComfort ™ packages , each with four Capstone microturbines and a Carrier absorption chiller . The system also includes four stand - alone Capstone C60 ( 60kW ) units .
 In addition to producing 960kW of electricity , the microturbines provide heating and cooling for the buildings through combined cooling , heating , and power ( CCHP ) . This trigeneration method adds to the system ’s efficiency by using recyclable heat from power generation for heating , cooling or industrial process purposes .
 • The 100,000 - square - foot Library gets 95 percent of its energy from 16 Capstone C60 MicroTurbines ® , which can produce 960kW of electricity .
 • The turbines provide the heating and cooling for the buildings through a combined cooling , heating , and power ( CCHP ) application .
 • The direct exhaust - fired absorption chillers capture thermal energy from the microturbines to provide 387 - tons of refrigeration for cooling the Library and Pavilion .
 • The Library ’s system runs on natural gas , which has a much lower impact on the environment than traditional fuels .
 • The system has had 100 percent availability since its installation .


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Thanks. I set the b value to some small non-zero number and that fixed it. It looks like the oscillators get stuck if both of the signal levels are zero. I guess the petri dishes start with a bit of hormones in them to get the oscillators going?
I've noticed the oscillator is effected by outside signals.
Yes, when Neurocytes are set to react to signal substances with signal substances it doesn't matter where those substances come from. The oscillator basically makes the Neurocyte create a feedback loop with 2 substances creating the one based on the concentration of the other. That means it does react to substances. And that can be impacted by substances from the outside.
Petter, I was wondering if you could explain the issue addressed earlier in the thread. It's a phenomenon I saw quite a few times recently. Sometimes a Neurocyte will not oscillate even though it is at a seemingly appropriate preset, but it will oscilate if you change Channel 1 to a= +/- very small value. It's as if the substances cancel one another out on the preset, and the change to "a" creates the imbalance needed to get oscillation. But that’s sort of a guess. So, why doesn't it oscillate on the preset? And, when the preset does work, why-- where does the imbalance come from?
bwisialo wrote: Petter, I was wondering if you could explain the issue addressed earlier in the thread. It's a phenomenon I saw quite a few times recently. Sometimes a Neurocyte will not oscillate even though it is at a seemingly appropriate preset, but it will oscilate if you change Channel 1 to a= +/- very small value. It's as if the substances cancel one another out on the preset, and the change to "a" creates the imbalance needed to get oscillation. But that’s sort of a guess. So, why doesn't it oscillate on the preset? And, when the preset does work, why-- where does the imbalance come from?
It was happening on my "goldfish", because it starts as a lipocyte. The initial goldfish I'd seed would work, but any children wouldn't move. I used the other suggestion - having a neurocyte sprinkle some neurotransmitters to move the concentration away from 0.
Cells start with a small amount of signal substance in all channels. If it at some point it is exactly 0 in both channels, then i will not start. Under usual circumstances that should not happen. It could if you for example have a preset oscillator for 0 connected cells, but you have 1. Then oscillation will not work and after a while all ss will be 0. If the connected cell dies at that point, it will not start again. I guess I could add a some kind of tiny noise to get oscillations going in cases like that.
Thanks for the answer! Yes, noise to get it going would be great. I'd think it would also get them going sooner.
How do neurocyte works? I already tried to figure it out from an avoider organism (It is a smart prey with dual acceleration by tragmatis), and still can't get it.
1. Submit a Signal Substance into attached cells constantly. Simply pick the Signal Substance you want it to submit and move the slider left or right depending on whether you want it to submit a negative or positive level of substance.
2. Submit an oscillating level of 2 Signal Substances. It's best to use the Oscillator Preset button for that to get the 4 channels set to a good initial setup. Crawling organisms are enabled through this functionality as their Myocyte can react to the oscillating signal levels to simulate movements similar to a caterpilar.
3. Translate signals incoming signals into a new signal. This is the master level and needs quite some practice to do well.
Looking at an Accelerating Avoider you're basically trying to run before you can walk I suggest you first practice the first 2 functionalities to understand those before trying signal translation.

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Thanks . I set the b value to some small non - zero number and that fixed it . It looks like the oscillators get stuck if both of the signal levels are zero . I guess the petri dishes start with a bit of hormones in them to get the oscillators going ?
 I 've noticed the oscillator is effected by outside signals .
 Yes , when Neurocytes are set to react to signal substances with signal substances it does n't matter where those substances come from . The oscillator basically makes the Neurocyte create a feedback loop with 2 substances creating the one based on the concentration of the other . That means it does react to substances . And that can be impacted by substances from the outside .
 Petter , I was wondering if you could explain the issue addressed earlier in the thread . It 's a phenomenon I saw quite a few times recently . Sometimes a Neurocyte will not oscillate even though it is at a seemingly appropriate preset , but it will oscilate if you change Channel 1 to a= + /- very small value . It 's as if the substances cancel one another out on the preset , and the change to " a " creates the imbalance needed to get oscillation . But that ’s sort of a guess . So , why does n't it oscillate on the preset ? And , when the preset does work , why-- where does the imbalance come from ?
 bwisialo wrote : Petter , I was wondering if you could explain the issue addressed earlier in the thread . It 's a phenomenon I saw quite a few times recently . Sometimes a Neurocyte will not oscillate even though it is at a seemingly appropriate preset , but it will oscilate if you change Channel 1 to a= + /- very small value . It 's as if the substances cancel one another out on the preset , and the change to " a " creates the imbalance needed to get oscillation . But that ’s sort of a guess . So , why does n't it oscillate on the preset ? And , when the preset does work , why-- where does the imbalance come from ?
 It was happening on my " goldfish " , because it starts as a lipocyte . The initial goldfish I 'd seed would work , but any children would n't move . I used the other suggestion - having a neurocyte sprinkle some neurotransmitters to move the concentration away from 0 .
 Cells start with a small amount of signal substance in all channels . If it at some point it is exactly 0 in both channels , then i will not start . Under usual circumstances that should not happen . It could if you for example have a preset oscillator for 0 connected cells , but you have 1 . Then oscillation will not work and after a while all ss will be 0 . If the connected cell dies at that point , it will not start again . I guess I could add a some kind of tiny noise to get oscillations going in cases like that .
 Thanks for the answer ! Yes , noise to get it going would be great . I 'd think it would also get them going sooner .
 How do neurocyte works ? I already tried to figure it out from an avoider organism ( It is a smart prey with dual acceleration by tragmatis ) , and still ca n't get it .
 1 . Submit a Signal Substance into attached cells constantly . Simply pick the Signal Substance you want it to submit and move the slider left or right depending on whether you want it to submit a negative or positive level of substance .
 2 . Submit an oscillating level of 2 Signal Substances . It 's best to use the Oscillator Preset button for that to get the 4 channels set to a good initial setup . Crawling organisms are enabled through this functionality as their Myocyte can react to the oscillating signal levels to simulate movements similar to a caterpilar .
 3 . Translate signals incoming signals into a new signal . This is the master level and needs quite some practice to do well .
 Looking at an Accelerating Avoider you 're basically trying to run before you can walk I suggest you first practice the first 2 functionalities to understand those before trying signal translation .


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Of course the open source scene is changing, but how much of that is the unavoidable transformation that a healthy scene goes through, and how much is fundamental?
The Free Software movement as we know it started by capturing the tremendous cognitive surplus that was just there for the taking at universities and conventional, slothful corporations. Back in the 1980s and early 1990s, barriers to cooperation were transactional: licensing and communications technologies. Patches on a mailing list seem like a high-overhead collaboration method today, but by the standards of the time, diff(1), patch(1) and Free command-line tools were transformational. And of course the classic free software licenses are practically zero-overhead for participants with uncomplicated sharing or reciprocity goals.
So, all that cognitive surplus was just sitting there between classes or TPS Reports or whatever, and the software freedom scene was set up to capture it. Before long, Tim O'Reilly and friends branded it as a software business trend called Open Source, and the modern software business emerged.
Sounds great—why isn't it continuing to work like that? Two reasons.
The kind of university experiences that include substantial cognitive surpluses are not widely available.
The work environment is better at capturing cognitive surplus.
Precarity is a thing. Compared to the early days of open source, the rent is too damn high.
There's a whole "privilege" thread here, but the main point is that a lot of people who had a lot of free time got on the Internet and had the opportunity to participate in open source and other cognitive-surplus-capturing activities (such as MMORGs) a long time ago. New people joining are not coming in with the same economic and time advantages, even if they have access to the same creative and collaborative tools.
It's no longer a choice between low-overhead, low-incentivization (open source) or accepting high overhead if you want to get paid.
Open source advantages in transaction costs are still there, so there's no reason for open source to go away entirely, but people looking for open source contributors do have to realize that we're going to have to keep increasing the number of people who consider open source as a possible valuable use of their time (remuneration issues are blockers) or be stuck competing with more outlets for less already-unmonetized productive capacity.

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Of course the open source scene is changing , but how much of that is the unavoidable transformation that a healthy scene goes through , and how much is fundamental ?
 The Free Software movement as we know it started by capturing the tremendous cognitive surplus that was just there for the taking at universities and conventional , slothful corporations . Back in the 1980s and early 1990s , barriers to cooperation were transactional : licensing and communications technologies . Patches on a mailing list seem like a high - overhead collaboration method today , but by the standards of the time , diff(1 ) , patch(1 ) and Free command - line tools were transformational . And of course the classic free software licenses are practically zero - overhead for participants with uncomplicated sharing or reciprocity goals .
 So , all that cognitive surplus was just sitting there between classes or TPS Reports or whatever , and the software freedom scene was set up to capture it . Before long , Tim O'Reilly and friends branded it as a software business trend called Open Source , and the modern software business emerged .
 Sounds great — why is n't it continuing to work like that ? Two reasons .
 The kind of university experiences that include substantial cognitive surpluses are not widely available .
 The work environment is better at capturing cognitive surplus .
 Precarity is a thing . Compared to the early days of open source , the rent is too damn high .
 There 's a whole " privilege " thread here , but the main point is that a lot of people who had a lot of free time got on the Internet and had the opportunity to participate in open source and other cognitive - surplus - capturing activities ( such as MMORGs ) a long time ago . New people joining are not coming in with the same economic and time advantages , even if they have access to the same creative and collaborative tools .
 It 's no longer a choice between low - overhead , low - incentivization ( open source ) or accepting high overhead if you want to get paid .
 Open source advantages in transaction costs are still there , so there 's no reason for open source to go away entirely , but people looking for open source contributors do have to realize that we 're going to have to keep increasing the number of people who consider open source as a possible valuable use of their time ( remuneration issues are blockers ) or be stuck competing with more outlets for less already - unmonetized productive capacity .


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should be much easier to get it working.
>>> perspective (sometimes I take things for granted which I should not).
>> think - but even when I "apk add ruby-dev" it still complained).
> alternatives which should work, aslong its not fcgi related.
> configuring the website is not part of this.
>>> the de-facto way of handling ruby dependencies now.
>>> installed by apk that would be great.
>> Sorry - I'm not a Ruby guy at all. I won't be much help here.
In reply to: Carlo Landmeter: "Re: [alpine-devel] Redmine"

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should be much easier to get it working .
 > > > perspective ( sometimes I take things for granted which I should not ) .
 > > think - but even when I " apk add ruby - dev " it still complained ) .
 > alternatives which should work , aslong its not fcgi related .
 > configuring the website is not part of this .
 > > > the de - facto way of handling ruby dependencies now .
 > > > installed by apk that would be great .
 > > Sorry - I 'm not a Ruby guy at all . I wo n't be much help here .
 In reply to : Carlo Landmeter : " Re : [ alpine - devel ] Redmine "


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Funding for local projects and initiatives which benefit the community or improve the lives of local people.
Crowdfunding harnesses the power of the community, along with the local Council to support projects within Barking and Dagenham.
The Council has put aside up to £120,000 to match funding that is raised from other sources.
Projects which get local people into employment, improve health and wellbeing, encourage civic pride, and build cohesion will be considered for matchfunding.
To access matchfunding you will need to complete a simple application process to show how your project meets our criteria.
Projects can receive up to 50% (up to a maximum of £10,000) of their overall fundraising target.
Want to learn how to crowdfund? Catch up on our recent series of online workshops for projects in Barking & Dagenham.
Educating and empowering challenging and vulnerable young people about the benefits and importance of good physical and mental health.
The Wellgate Community Parents’ Forum would love to give families a seaside experience but we need your help! We’re missing £250.
A park the people of Valence can love – a place to play for all the family. Let's make it happen! You can help to raise the final £6,000.
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Funding for local projects and initiatives which benefit the community or improve the lives of local people .
 Crowdfunding harnesses the power of the community , along with the local Council to support projects within Barking and Dagenham .
 The Council has put aside up to £ 120,000 to match funding that is raised from other sources .
 Projects which get local people into employment , improve health and wellbeing , encourage civic pride , and build cohesion will be considered for matchfunding .
 To access matchfunding you will need to complete a simple application process to show how your project meets our criteria .
 Projects can receive up to 50 % ( up to a maximum of £ 10,000 ) of their overall fundraising target .
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NYPLremix work of Anthias Johnii, Chaetodon Rhomboides and Bodianus Bodianus with an underwater image from my GoPro off the coast of Yalikavak,Turkey.
NYPLremix work of two boys playing Barn Ball next to some graffiti I saw in Istanbul.
NYPLremix work of Ruth St. Denis in Siamese Ballet (1918) with Los Angeles Library Building (US Bank) for background.

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NYPLremix work of Anthias Johnii , Chaetodon Rhomboides and Bodianus Bodianus with an underwater image from my GoPro off the coast of Yalikavak , Turkey .
 NYPLremix work of two boys playing Barn Ball next to some graffiti I saw in Istanbul .
 NYPLremix work of Ruth St. Denis in Siamese Ballet ( 1918 ) with Los Angeles Library Building ( US Bank ) for background .


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A young American man meets a beautiful French student on a train bound for Paris, falls in love and asks her to share his last night in Vienna.
Delpy, Julie, 1969-, Hawke, Ethan, 1970-, Krizan, Kim., Linklater, Richard, 1960-, Walker-McBay, Anne.
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A young American man meets a beautiful French student on a train bound for Paris , falls in love and asks her to share his last night in Vienna .
 Delpy , Julie , 1969- , Hawke , Ethan , 1970- , Krizan , Kim . , Linklater , Richard , 1960- , Walker - McBay , Anne .
 ils:.b22319864|DVD|Movies||English|Warner Home Video,||1 videodisc ( 101 min . ) : sd . , col . ; 4 3/4 in .


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Hi there! I’m Emily, one of Collin’s sidekicks!
I LOVE buzzy skincare. The minute I hear of a new hot product, I simply have to buy it (if it’s within my budget of course). My most recent infatuation is rosehip oil. After doing a quite a bit of research and price comparisons, I ended up purchasing Acure The Essentials Rosehip Oil.
For real, this light-weight oil is worth its weight in gold for its ability to tone, hydrate, and give skin a gorgeous glow. It’s also phthalate-free, sulfate-free, paraben-free, vegan, dye-free, non-GMO, and cruelty-free — a.k.a. it’s everything you want in a product and nothing you don’t.
You’re probably thinking, “facial oil at night? Um, how greasy is your pillowcase?” but let me tell you that this oil really soaks in! I leave about 30 minutes between application and laying my head down to avoid any initial transfer. I also change out my pillowcases weekly — I have a friend who does it every two days, but I just don’t have the willpower to do that.
I usually have some oil left lingering in my fingertips afterward, so I rub the remaining into my cuticles, knuckles, and tops of my hands to give all that delicate skin some TLC.
Aside from the amazing skincare benefits, this oil has also made its way into my makeup routine. I like to add a drop to my full coverage foundation to thin out its consistency, which makes it a dream to apply and blend. It also plays nice with my loose setting powder when I’m going for more of a matte look.
How does it compare to Argan oil or Tarte’s Maracuja oil? Lighter? Greasier?
Hi Christina, in comparisons to Argan oils I’ve used in the past, I would definitely say this is lighter — and there’s also not a sticky feel to it. I can’t comment on the Maracuja oil though since I haven’t tried that product. Hope this helps!
do u find this oil to be better than moisturizer?
I love your recommendations! Last time you posted about The Ordinary I was so intrigued I placed an order. I’m still waiting for it to come, but I’m excited to try it!
Looks like people love the Marula oil in this brand as well. Does anyone have any experience with that?
I have been using The Ordinary’s Rose hip oil and like it a lot. I recently decided to try their Marula oil and like it even better. Mainly because their rose hip oil is a bit fishy smelling and the Marula oil has no scent at all. Can’t beat the prices too. It’s now my go to skin care company thanks to hip2save. I love their foundation and primer too.
Anyone that is thinking of adding this to their skincare routine- be sure to do a patch test first. Oils especially can have comedogenic effects on some people and make them break out. Otherwise, I’d recommend The Ordinary’s 100% Organic Cold-Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil…their products are formulated to be effective and are unbelievably affordable. It’s under $10!
I’ve been hearing amazing things about rosehip oil lately. Is there a strong odor with this? My family and I are sensitive to fragrances and I’m hesitant to try it.
There’s not a strong odor in my opinion. I think it smells pretty similar to castor oil – there’s really not a rosey smell, it’s a bit more earthy but I wouldn’t consider it a very strong fragrance.
I saw a news report not to long ago abut this brand and child labor, you could probably google it.
wow! I foolishly assumed the child labor allegations were overseas not here in the US. Acure has cut ties with that supplier apparently. Thanks for posting this as I use one of their oils and am interested in checking out more.
What’s your favorite under eye cream?
I sometimes use the Undereye Cream by Arbonne (I used to get it at a discount as a consultant) but I also really like RoC Retinol eye cream as well! I think the RoC brand has just as much potency but it’s a little more wallet-friendly compared to the Arbonne cream.
You’re welcome, Christina! Glad you enjoyed my review 😁!
I love rosehip oil, just be careful using it if you are pregnant or trying to get pregnant.
What kind of statement is this? Do you have anything to add? Rosehip oil applied to the face, which is what this post is about, has no negative effects if you are pregnant.
Actually essential oils applied to the skin have the potential to be absorbed into the blood stream and make their way through the placenta to the fetus. I have no idea what the research shows on this product but it works because of the natural Vitamin A content. High doses of vitamin A are well documented causes of birth defects. Bottom line ask your doctor before using any essential oil on your skin anywhere on your body.
You had posted about The Ordinary before and I hear people rave about their Rose Hip Oil (I haven’t tried it). Thier product is cheaper than Acure by a few dollars. Just wondering if you had tried TO and liked Acure better?
Hi Sara! Cass was actually the one who wrote an awesome review about The Ordinary on the site before. I asked her opinion and she absolutely loves the Rosehip Oil from the Ordinary, for very similar reasons why I love the one by Acure. I think it’s a matter of brand preference since they both seem to be very clean products, and you’re correct with The Ordinary having it for a couple bucks less. I was honestly considering buying from the one from The Ordinary myself but it was out of stock during the time I was seeking out the rosehip oil — luckily, it appears to be in stock now if you’re looking to give that brand a shot!
I’ve tried the glycolic acid toner from the ordinary but didn’t like the sticky feeling it left behind. Love acure products but haven’t found a toner. Any recommendations?
Hi Krishna! I actually use the glycolic acid toner from The Ordinary too but I’ve also use Pixi Glow Tonic — I prefer the Pixi brand though I still have a TON of The Ordinary toner so I want to use it before I switch back.
As far as a regular toner, I really like using a simple witch hazel, like one from the Thayer’s brand. I also like the Rosewater mist by Mario Badescu that I briefly mentioned in the post as well!
I LOVE the Pixi Glow Tonic. I buy it at Target when they have $5 off $20 beauty category promos.
I use Paula’s Choice Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner and it’s really good! It has niacinamide which makes skin brighter and more even in tone. I’ve used Pixi Glow Tonic too, but 5% glycolic acid is really too small an amount to give you noticeable results. Paula’s Choice Skin Perfecting 8% AHA Gel Exfoliant is a glycolic acid-based product that is an essential part of my skincare routine also…check that out if you need a good chemical exfoliant. It’s super gentle and effective.
I have been using Argan oil on my face and hair for 2 yrs since a friend recommended it. So hydrating. I put it on at night after hydrolaunic acid and in the am prior to my sunscreen/moisturizer. I get dressed and brush teeth in between to give it a couple of minutes to set in.
Wow. I wash my face with neutrogena foaming face wash, while in the shower, and if i notice a breakout area i put differin on it. That is my face routine. I am so pink/white makeup just never looks right, even when applied by professionals! I dont even know what some of the products mentioned are, or what they do! I just wanted to weigh in as a sensitive skinned mama – using oils makes me break out like a teen. What does using acids and witch hazel do for your skin???
You can go to Sephora to get color matched for your foundation…they carry plenty of shades for fair skin, so don’t worry. As for oils…they work for some people’s skin while others do get breakouts. Try a patch test first and then proceed. People use alpha and beta hydroxy acids to exfoliate…it removes the buildup of dead skin which makes your face look dull and dry, giving you brighter and more even-toned skin. Witch hazel usually contains alcohol although Thayer’s has one that doesn’t…I guess some use it as a toner but “toning” isn’t really a need for most people.
2. Laura Gellar’s Balance N’Brighten powder foundation in PORCELAIN is ultra-fair. It looks best over a primer. It’s also very natural looking–not heavy coverage. It’s a good one for people who hate the feel of liquid foundation and those in humid climates. This color looks chalky on anyone but those with ultra-fair skin — but it’s definitely pale enough for those of us who can’t even wear “fair” colored foundation (Fair in this LG line makes me look like I have a significant tan–way too dark).
3. Embrace mineral sunscreen–products that leave an annoying white sheen on others disappear on us! Cotz sunscreen has a barely tinted one that almost looks like a sheer BB cream on me. It’s for extremely sensitive skin — if other sunscreen makes you break out, this one likely will not. Ulta and Target.com both sell it. Ulta gave me a sample of it last time I was there. If you’re still young with such fair skin, please realize that you are in the HIGHEST risk group for skin cancer, and every bit of sun will someday show up as damage in the form of dark spots that have to be removed by derm. Sun damage from your teens and twenties shows up with a vengeance in your forties — so don’t go out the door without SPF 30 (at least) on your face, hands, and arms. Make it an essential part of your morning routine!
Acids are specific. Everyone should use products with Hyaluronic Acid as they age — it’s a hydrator and the moisture plumps fine lines. It’s a great ingredient in serum, esp. after any exfoliating. Glycolic Acid is a chemical exfoliator. Salicylic acid is a peeler/drier for pimples.
Glycolic Acid is an AHA, while Salicylic Acid is a BHA…but they are both chemical exfoliants. You actually don’t need to have acne to use Salicylic acid, it’s perfectly fine for all skin types since all it does is exfoliate.
Have you tried make up forever HD? That stuff is amazing, not oily at all and stays on all day.
Hi Marie! I use It Cosmetics CC Cream). I find it can be a little too thick to apply at times so adding it a drop of the rosehip oil makes it the perfect consistency for me!
Emilly, I use IT cosmetics CC Cream too. At QVC right now in June they have a large size that is close to 4 regular tubes for $61. You must buy before the end of the month, and you can get it auto shipped every 4 or 5 months. Where do you buy that rose oil?
Hi Helen! Thank you for the heads up on that deal. I actually just restocked (I had a 20% off Ulta coupon that I couldn’t let go to waste) but I’ll keep QVC in mind when I run out.
I get the Acure Rosehip Oil from Target, though readers have found it at Amazon for a bit cheaper as well!
think this would go under or over the moisturizer= very dry skin here!
A little info about the “Acure” products. It came about when a chemist wanted to create products for her mother suffering from cancer. “Acure” brand was created. Thus “ a cure “ for her mom was created. I’ve been using Acure products ever since. Great nothing harmful.
On a side note, what color of polish is on your nails? It is beautiful!
I LOVE this brand for facial products!!! I had to literally Hunt down their brightening facial scrub that I found in Target and I swear by it!! try it out this line is amazing and worth every penny !!!
So funny you say that because another writer at Hip2Save just recommended the Brightening Facial Scrub to me too! It’s in my Target.com cart right now 😆Glad to here it’s a fan favorite!
Please no witch hazel. Even if someone has used it and just walks past I get nauseous. Nastiest scent around aside from spearmint.
Try Bio Oil! I Started to use it after my pregnancy and then read some where that you can you it on your face. I love to use it in the winter time. It really hydrates my dry winter skin.

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Hi there ! I ’m Emily , one of Collin ’s sidekicks !
 I LOVE buzzy skincare . The minute I hear of a new hot product , I simply have to buy it ( if it ’s within my budget of course ) . My most recent infatuation is rosehip oil . After doing a quite a bit of research and price comparisons , I ended up purchasing Acure The Essentials Rosehip Oil .
 For real , this light - weight oil is worth its weight in gold for its ability to tone , hydrate , and give skin a gorgeous glow . It ’s also phthalate - free , sulfate - free , paraben - free , vegan , dye - free , non - GMO , and cruelty - free — a.k.a . it ’s everything you want in a product and nothing you do n’t .
 You ’re probably thinking , “ facial oil at night ? Um , how greasy is your pillowcase ? ” but let me tell you that this oil really soaks in ! I leave about 30 minutes between application and laying my head down to avoid any initial transfer . I also change out my pillowcases weekly — I have a friend who does it every two days , but I just do n’t have the willpower to do that .
 I usually have some oil left lingering in my fingertips afterward , so I rub the remaining into my cuticles , knuckles , and tops of my hands to give all that delicate skin some TLC .
 Aside from the amazing skincare benefits , this oil has also made its way into my makeup routine . I like to add a drop to my full coverage foundation to thin out its consistency , which makes it a dream to apply and blend . It also plays nice with my loose setting powder when I ’m going for more of a matte look .
 How does it compare to Argan oil or Tarte ’s Maracuja oil ? Lighter ? Greasier ?
 Hi Christina , in comparisons to Argan oils I ’ve used in the past , I would definitely say this is lighter — and there ’s also not a sticky feel to it . I ca n’t comment on the Maracuja oil though since I have n’t tried that product . Hope this helps !
 do u find this oil to be better than moisturizer ?
 I love your recommendations ! Last time you posted about The Ordinary I was so intrigued I placed an order . I ’m still waiting for it to come , but I ’m excited to try it !
 Looks like people love the Marula oil in this brand as well . Does anyone have any experience with that ?
 I have been using The Ordinary ’s Rose hip oil and like it a lot . I recently decided to try their Marula oil and like it even better . Mainly because their rose hip oil is a bit fishy smelling and the Marula oil has no scent at all . Ca n’t beat the prices too . It ’s now my go to skin care company thanks to hip2save . I love their foundation and primer too .
 Anyone that is thinking of adding this to their skincare routine- be sure to do a patch test first . Oils especially can have comedogenic effects on some people and make them break out . Otherwise , I ’d recommend The Ordinary ’s 100 % Organic Cold - Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil … their products are formulated to be effective and are unbelievably affordable . It ’s under $ 10 !
 I ’ve been hearing amazing things about rosehip oil lately . Is there a strong odor with this ? My family and I are sensitive to fragrances and I ’m hesitant to try it .
 There ’s not a strong odor in my opinion . I think it smells pretty similar to castor oil – there ’s really not a rosey smell , it ’s a bit more earthy but I would n’t consider it a very strong fragrance .
 I saw a news report not to long ago abut this brand and child labor , you could probably google it .
 wow ! I foolishly assumed the child labor allegations were overseas not here in the US . Acure has cut ties with that supplier apparently . Thanks for posting this as I use one of their oils and am interested in checking out more .
 What ’s your favorite under eye cream ?
 I sometimes use the Undereye Cream by Arbonne ( I used to get it at a discount as a consultant ) but I also really like RoC Retinol eye cream as well ! I think the RoC brand has just as much potency but it ’s a little more wallet - friendly compared to the Arbonne cream .
 You ’re welcome , Christina ! Glad you enjoyed my review 😁 !
 I love rosehip oil , just be careful using it if you are pregnant or trying to get pregnant .
 What kind of statement is this ? Do you have anything to add ? Rosehip oil applied to the face , which is what this post is about , has no negative effects if you are pregnant .
 Actually essential oils applied to the skin have the potential to be absorbed into the blood stream and make their way through the placenta to the fetus . I have no idea what the research shows on this product but it works because of the natural Vitamin A content . High doses of vitamin A are well documented causes of birth defects . Bottom line ask your doctor before using any essential oil on your skin anywhere on your body .
 You had posted about The Ordinary before and I hear people rave about their Rose Hip Oil ( I have n’t tried it ) . Thier product is cheaper than Acure by a few dollars . Just wondering if you had tried TO and liked Acure better ?
 Hi Sara ! Cass was actually the one who wrote an awesome review about The Ordinary on the site before . I asked her opinion and she absolutely loves the Rosehip Oil from the Ordinary , for very similar reasons why I love the one by Acure . I think it ’s a matter of brand preference since they both seem to be very clean products , and you ’re correct with The Ordinary having it for a couple bucks less . I was honestly considering buying from the one from The Ordinary myself but it was out of stock during the time I was seeking out the rosehip oil — luckily , it appears to be in stock now if you ’re looking to give that brand a shot !
 I ’ve tried the glycolic acid toner from the ordinary but did n’t like the sticky feeling it left behind . Love acure products but have n’t found a toner . Any recommendations ?
 Hi Krishna ! I actually use the glycolic acid toner from The Ordinary too but I ’ve also use Pixi Glow Tonic — I prefer the Pixi brand though I still have a TON of The Ordinary toner so I want to use it before I switch back .
 As far as a regular toner , I really like using a simple witch hazel , like one from the Thayer ’s brand . I also like the Rosewater mist by Mario Badescu that I briefly mentioned in the post as well !
 I LOVE the Pixi Glow Tonic . I buy it at Target when they have $ 5 off $ 20 beauty category promos .
 I use Paula ’s Choice Skin Balancing Pore - Reducing Toner and it ’s really good ! It has niacinamide which makes skin brighter and more even in tone . I ’ve used Pixi Glow Tonic too , but 5 % glycolic acid is really too small an amount to give you noticeable results . Paula ’s Choice Skin Perfecting 8 % AHA Gel Exfoliant is a glycolic acid - based product that is an essential part of my skincare routine also … check that out if you need a good chemical exfoliant . It ’s super gentle and effective .
 I have been using Argan oil on my face and hair for 2 yrs since a friend recommended it . So hydrating . I put it on at night after hydrolaunic acid and in the am prior to my sunscreen / moisturizer . I get dressed and brush teeth in between to give it a couple of minutes to set in .
 Wow . I wash my face with neutrogena foaming face wash , while in the shower , and if i notice a breakout area i put differin on it . That is my face routine . I am so pink / white makeup just never looks right , even when applied by professionals ! I do nt even know what some of the products mentioned are , or what they do ! I just wanted to weigh in as a sensitive skinned mama – using oils makes me break out like a teen . What does using acids and witch hazel do for your skin ? ? ?
 You can go to Sephora to get color matched for your foundation … they carry plenty of shades for fair skin , so do n’t worry . As for oils … they work for some people ’s skin while others do get breakouts . Try a patch test first and then proceed . People use alpha and beta hydroxy acids to exfoliate … it removes the buildup of dead skin which makes your face look dull and dry , giving you brighter and more even - toned skin . Witch hazel usually contains alcohol although Thayer ’s has one that doesn’t … I guess some use it as a toner but “ toning ” is n’t really a need for most people .
 2 . Laura Gellar ’s Balance N’Brighten powder foundation in PORCELAIN is ultra - fair . It looks best over a primer . It ’s also very natural looking – not heavy coverage . It ’s a good one for people who hate the feel of liquid foundation and those in humid climates . This color looks chalky on anyone but those with ultra - fair skin — but it ’s definitely pale enough for those of us who ca n’t even wear “ fair ” colored foundation ( Fair in this LG line makes me look like I have a significant tan – way too dark ) .
 3 . Embrace mineral sunscreen – products that leave an annoying white sheen on others disappear on us ! Cotz sunscreen has a barely tinted one that almost looks like a sheer BB cream on me . It ’s for extremely sensitive skin — if other sunscreen makes you break out , this one likely will not . Ulta and Target.com both sell it . Ulta gave me a sample of it last time I was there . If you ’re still young with such fair skin , please realize that you are in the HIGHEST risk group for skin cancer , and every bit of sun will someday show up as damage in the form of dark spots that have to be removed by derm . Sun damage from your teens and twenties shows up with a vengeance in your forties — so do n’t go out the door without SPF 30 ( at least ) on your face , hands , and arms . Make it an essential part of your morning routine !
 Acids are specific . Everyone should use products with Hyaluronic Acid as they age — it ’s a hydrator and the moisture plumps fine lines . It ’s a great ingredient in serum , esp . after any exfoliating . Glycolic Acid is a chemical exfoliator . Salicylic acid is a peeler / drier for pimples .
 Glycolic Acid is an AHA , while Salicylic Acid is a BHA … but they are both chemical exfoliants . You actually do n’t need to have acne to use Salicylic acid , it ’s perfectly fine for all skin types since all it does is exfoliate .
 Have you tried make up forever HD ? That stuff is amazing , not oily at all and stays on all day .
 Hi Marie ! I use It Cosmetics CC Cream ) . I find it can be a little too thick to apply at times so adding it a drop of the rosehip oil makes it the perfect consistency for me !
 Emilly , I use IT cosmetics CC Cream too . At QVC right now in June they have a large size that is close to 4 regular tubes for $ 61 . You must buy before the end of the month , and you can get it auto shipped every 4 or 5 months . Where do you buy that rose oil ?
 Hi Helen ! Thank you for the heads up on that deal . I actually just restocked ( I had a 20 % off Ulta coupon that I could n’t let go to waste ) but I ’ll keep QVC in mind when I run out .
 I get the Acure Rosehip Oil from Target , though readers have found it at Amazon for a bit cheaper as well !
 think this would go under or over the moisturizer= very dry skin here !
 A little info about the “ Acure ” products . It came about when a chemist wanted to create products for her mother suffering from cancer . “ Acure ” brand was created . Thus “ a cure “ for her mom was created . I ’ve been using Acure products ever since . Great nothing harmful .
 On a side note , what color of polish is on your nails ? It is beautiful !
 I LOVE this brand for facial products ! ! ! I had to literally Hunt down their brightening facial scrub that I found in Target and I swear by it ! ! try it out this line is amazing and worth every penny ! ! !
 So funny you say that because another writer at Hip2Save just recommended the Brightening Facial Scrub to me too ! It ’s in my Target.com cart right now 😆 Glad to here it ’s a fan favorite !
 Please no witch hazel . Even if someone has used it and just walks past I get nauseous . Nastiest scent around aside from spearmint .
 Try Bio Oil ! I Started to use it after my pregnancy and then read some where that you can you it on your face . I love to use it in the winter time . It really hydrates my dry winter skin .


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tokenized: Cube Air Conditioner - This fairly new design introduced by Panasonic can be mounted close to a ceiling or at the window level . Basically , this is a smaller version of the split type air conditioner and costs less than the former . The indoor unit features a newly designed diagonal propeller fan for efficient and fast cooling . Improved blade shape curvature and larger intake grill further aid for efficient performance . Advantages . Can be mounted close to the ceiling or at window level , Newly designed diagonal propeller fan for fast cooling , Improved blade shape curvature for efficient performance .


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This venompool comes packaged in a window display box, and measures approximately 3 3/4-inches tall.
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This guillotine comes packaged in a window display box , and measures approximately 3 3/4 - inches tall .
 This venompool comes packaged in a window display box , and measures approximately 3 3/4 - inches tall .
 This king groot comes packaged in a window display box , and measures approximately 3 3/4 - inches tall .