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LORAC Breakthrough Performance Oil Free Anti-aging with sms complex spf 14
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INGREDIENTSActive Ingredients: Octinoxate 5%, Titanium Dioxide8.85%. Other Ingredients: Water, Cyclopentasiloxane, Butylene Glycol, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Isononyl Isononanoate, BehenylDimethicone, Titanium Dioxide, Cetyl Peg/Ppg-10/1 Dimethicone, Talc, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Glyceryl Ethylhexanoate/Stearate/Adipate, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Methicone, Retinyl Palmitate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Propylene Glycol, Methylparaben, Disodium Edta, Ethylparaben, Propylparaben, Butylparaben, Tripeptide-3, TrisodiumInositol Triphosphate. May contain: Ci 77492 (Iron Oxide), Ci 77491 (Iron Oxide), Ci 77891 (Titanium Dioxide), Ci 77499 (Iron Oxide).
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on 3/10/2014 3:39:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is probably my HG foundation - I find myself buying it over and over, even when I try something new, inevitably I come back to this. My skin always rejoices when I apply this, as it applies like a light moisturizer: "wet" but not greasy, cooling on the skin, and after a few minutes it sinks into my skin and doesn't look cakey or mask-like in the slightest.
My skin suffers from slight redness through the cheeks, acne through my t-zone (particularly my chin) and it's combination (More-so on the dry side). Many foundations slide off or disappear quickly through my t-zone, and accentuate the dryness on my cheeks. This has yet to do that, even whilst buffing the foundation in. It evens out my redness without washing me out; my skin still looks 'real' after application. If I've got older marks from spots they're easily covered by this sheer-medium coverage, but anything red and angry definitely needs spot concealing.
One of the downfalls is the colour-range. I find that the lightest shade generally matches me through the warmer months, but can be (slightly) too dark in the winter. The lightest shade has a fairly strong yellow undertone, in my opinion. I can't speak for all the shades, but you may want to pass if you've got cooler toned skin.
I will say this is very dewy, and I generally give a good ten minutes between my moisturizer and my base makeup. The staying power without a primer (on me) is around 4-6 hours, which was frustrating as I love the finish, but I generally don't have time (nor the will) to reapply midway through the day. When combined with any of my primers/bases (HG Mineral Veil, Illamasqua's hydra veil or matte primer) it lasts about 8-12 hours, which is adequate enough for me, unless going out for the night. Personally I wouldn't wear this foundation or at night for photographs, though I haven't noticed major flashback issues. MUFE HD is my "photography" foundation (and unfortunately it photographs better than it wears IRL), but I digress...
On warmer days when my skin tends to be oilier and sweat, I sweep a light dusting of powder over this and it stays in place for a good 8 hours.
on 12/25/2013 5:05:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
I suppose I don't have enough wear experience to adequately review this but my current free time is driving me to do so.
I used LORAC Natural Performance for years, when my skin was not over-dried, blemish-free, and flawless. I mistakenly switched over the summer, and it has been downhill since. I've tried countless high-end foundations, most of which have brokenly me out instantly.
Anyway, long story short, I found this online on sale for 20.00. I took the plunge and ordered it, and I'm very satisfied. I did a video side-by-side comparison with this and the Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk, and this prevails. It's dewier and equally light but provides more even coverage.
I do not think it has broken me out, but I'll have to update. (I do have 2 new pimples, but I'm assuming they are from a new skin serum I have introduced.)
UPDATE: My review has wavered. Perhaps because my skin quality has decreased due to dipping my hand in far too many cookie jars, and severely drying it out with benzoyl, but this formula doesn't seem to last very long. It seems to break down on my face. I am going to wait until my skin has healed and wear this for a week straight.
UPDATE: This regretfully breaks me out after continued usage. I wish this was not the case! To this day, the only foundation that does not break me out with continued usage is Lorac Natural Performance. A shame, because I am not particularly impressed with the formula or wear.
on 8/7/2013 9:57:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This foundation is awesome! It says that it's a sheer to medium coverage foundation but I disagree. Definitely medium that can be built up for full coverage. It lasts all day and isn't cakey. Love it!!!
on 3/31/2013 2:03:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I got a sample of this from Sephora. My Make Up Forever HD foundation bottle leaked everywhere after a flight. It was awesome in terms of coverage, color, texture, and lasting power, but irritated my sensitive skin so that I couldn't wear it every day. I asked a saleswoman which foundation she recommended for super sensitive skin, and she suggested this one. It really doesn't work for me. The first problem was that I couldn't get a good color match, but the color was at least passable until it oxidized and turned my face orange. Not cool. Second, the texture and lasting power don't compare to the quality of MUFE HD. It goes on very wet and a little too sheer. If you try to build coverage it gets cakey. Even worse, it creases and makes any dry skin flakes stand out. I'm going to pass on purchasing this and keep up my search.
on 2/28/2013 1:08:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
This replaced my PTR foundation. I would say it has a sheer/medium finish so if you need more coverage I wouldn't recommend. One pump is perfect coverage for me. I LOVE the pump feature. I have combo skin which tends to breakout from certain ingredients. This has yet to break me out. I would say the bottle will last me 6 months of weekday and the occasional weekend use. Not sure if it is helping with lines but my skin does look better.
on 2/24/2013 1:15:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This is my HG foundation for about 4 years now. Its not too thick and cakey and its not sheer either. I think it gives perfect coverage for my skin without ever breaking me out. The foundation is long lasting and provides medium coverage for my combination skin. I would recommend this foundation for people with acne prone or normal skin who want medium to light coverage.
on 2/22/2013 1:27:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I really wanted to love this. I loved the packaging and liked how long the foundation lasted on me. That was about where it stopped though. From there I had caking in certain spots (so it looked spotty too), it didn't cover redness around my nose at all but was fine with my cheeks, and I broke out in acne. It's one of the rare (5-10) high end foundations I've tried. So far nothing impresses me and I'm still on the look out for the HG of foundations.
on 12/31/2012 11:59:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I NEVER write reviews on products but I am so happy with this foundation, I had to share. I have extremely sensitive, acne prone skin, even more so now that I'm 30. Every "oil free" foundation I have tried, drugstore, to high end including all of Clinique's (which used to be great for me, but they have changed their formula's in the last few years, they all make me break out in horrible cystic acne), Dior, Estee Lauder, Clarins, all the mineral foundations by various brands (which make me itch) and most recently Lancome. The only foundation I have had some luck with lately is Lancome's Fresh Wear, but it still gives me a few breakouts and the fragrance in it causes some allergic rashes. However better than nothing. I stumbled across this foundation at Ulta, and gave it a try. WOW! I love the look. It is very light feeling, doesn't make my face itch thank god, no rashes, and just smooths out my skin to give a polished look. It does not settle into my lines or pores. It doesn't dry my skin out nor does it make it feel oily like some other "oil free" foundations I've tried. No acne breakouts so far. It lasts all day on me, from early morning before work, to the time I wash it off, and I have a oily t-zone. So if you have very sensitive skin and can't seem to find anything that works, try this brand. If you like heavy coverage, this is buildable with a foundation brush, but if you need heavy foundation in my opinion, your skin is trying to tell you something! I have yet to try Lorac's other products in her line, but definitely will now.
on 11/30/2012 6:04:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
A kind salesgirl at Sephora suggested we try LORAC Breakthrough Performance Oil Free Anti Aging foundation. My daughter was suffering with super dry sensitive skin from some medication she was on. The SA at Sephora suggested LORAC, 1 because it came in the lightest shade. She is porcelain white and needed makeup in that shade. And 2 it works great on dry skin. It does not make your skin more dry. In fact for anyone on the boards askinig for a foundation for dry skin, Hands down this is the best if you suffer with dry flaky itchy sensitive skin. It was wonderfful for her.
If you are looking for a foundation that blends nicely and does not look like you are wearing make up.... this is it.
It does not cover acne or scars super well. It tends to cover lightly. If you want a heavy coverage avoid this one. It is not for you. This is a light foundation with a powder soft finish. It goes on fairly smooth and takes a few minutes to really dry. Not fast drying like Revlons Colors Stay or fast like ELDW.
Recently while doing my own new search for a new foundation, I tried this Lorac. The shade 1 porcelain is a little too light for me. I normally wear NC20, Bone in ELDW and 104 in Clarins. I need to pick up the next shade up maybe 2 or 3. Undertone yellow.
Does it last?
Not the way some cosmetics do, but it is great on skin. It make my skin feel healthy. I am in my 40s and I need all the moisture and gentleness I can find.
This foundation is great if your skin is healthy on the dry side and needing that extra moisture. It is not for girls who are oily or combo skin. It is not going to last on people with lots of oil producing glands.. In fact I would say your foundation will just slide right off your face. One negative is that the shade options are very limited. If you are multi racial, latina or asian you might be frustrated with the 7 shade options.
It is not cheap. I guess it is one of the more healthy foundation it is probably worth the $40 a bottle. The pump dispenser is perfect.
I plan to get this in the darker shade. Is it my HG? No still searching for the elusive HG.
on 6/14/2012 12:23:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I liked this foundation for the Winter because my skin tends to be more dry then. It's very fluid and feels moisturizing. The coverage is light to medium. Medium on the lighter side. The color is nice. It matched my skin. I am between a mix of olive and yellow tone so I can wear both neutral and yellow based foundations. I get a little bit oily around my t-zone so by about mid day, the foundation has completely sheer around my nose and chin. It does rub on everything. I usually set it with a powder to try to make it last a little longer but it'll still get pretty oily by mid day. This is the first liquid foundation I've tried that did not break me out though. It does feel very nice and goes on pretty nicely. I don't think there's any smell to the foundation because I didn't smell any. The retractable pump is nice. Although sometimes when I push on the pump, it retracted the pump back inside instead. That didn't bother me much.
I don't think I would purchase this again because I like to have a fuller coverage during the winter. I would like this for the coverage during the summer but I get really oily in the summer so it would only get worst (picture makeup melting off face, yuck!).
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Alexander L. Pierce, 18, of Dixon; 7:05 p.m. Tuesday; violation of bail bond – aggravated battery; taken to Lee County Jail.
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Roman M. Kozak, 29, of Dixon; 11:27 a.m. Tuesday at East Fourth Street and Seventh Avenue; no insurance; posted driver's license.
Daniel P. Hanlon, 30, of Sterling; 11:53 a.m. Tuesday at East Sixth Street and Broadway Avenue; no seat belt; posted driver's license.
Scott E. Olson, 3:36 p.m. Tuesday at Sterling Police Department; Whiteside County warrant – body attachment; posted $300.
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Jeremy Westendorff, 35, of Creston; 9:54 p.m. Tuesday in the 6000 block of South Woodlawn; domestic battery, criminal damage to property, disorderly conduct; taken to Ogle County Jail.
Jesus Hernandez, 44, of Lanark; 10:35 p.m. Tuesday on state Route 26, Stephenson County; driving with a revoked license, speeding; taken to Ogle County Jail.
Josh A. Bushland, 19, of Leland; Tuesday; warrant – domestic battery; taken to Ogle County Jail.
Trenton E. Somers, 30, of Lindenwood; Tuesday; failure to appear – possession of drug paraphernalia.
Stephen L. Ramsey, 50, of DeKalb; Tuesday; warrant – failure to appear – possession of drug paraphernalia; posted $460.

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Tomorrow is National HIV Testing Day. It has never been easier or more important to know your HIV status. As a result of recent advances in HIV science we have the tools to end the AIDS epidemic in our communities. The question is no longer "Can we end AIDS?", it's "Will we?" And HIV testing is a critical part of what it takes to successfully do it.
What's more, new surveillance tools give us a much better idea of how many people are living with HIV, who is infected and what communities are most impacted -- both demographically and geographically. With new mapping tools we can identify HIV hot spots down to the ZIP code or census tract.
Treatments are better than they've ever been. They're easier to take and are more effective, less toxic, have fewer side effects and are less vulnerable to resistance. As a result people with HIV are living longer.
Finally, we now understand how medically treating a person infected with HIV can reduce that person's ability to transmit the virus to a person not already infectedan approach called "treatment as prevention". If we can get HIV-positive people into care early, put them on HIV-fighting medicine, keep them on treatment and drive the amount of HIV virus in their system down to undetectable levels, we can reduce their ability to transmit the virus to others by up to 96 percent. To quote a certain vice president, "That's a big f**king deal."
So we have better surveillance, better treatment and better prevention. But the lynchpin of our ability to use these tools is getting people tested for HIV. Fortunately, we have great news on that front as well. Today in most parts of the United States you can get an HIV test for free. The tests are painless and easy and often don't involve blood or needles -- you can be tested with an oral swab. The results come back in less than an hour. You can even take an HIV test in the privacy of your own home.
So that takes me back to where we started. We can end the AIDS epidemic, but we can't do it if we are not successful in Black America. In Black communities it is particularly important that we take advantage of this deciding moment in the HIV/AIDS epidemic. We continue to be disproportionately impacted by HIV and AIDS. Whether we know it or not, today the majority of Black Americans know someone either who is living with HIV or who has died from the disease. Far too many of us have members of our family who have been infected with the HIV virus.
HIV continues to be a deadly disease in our community but it does not have to be.
We have the power to win this fight by using these new tools. And the answer begins with knowing your own HIV status, knowing the HIV status of your sexual partners and making sure that your family, friends and loved ones know theirs as well. Together we are greater than AIDS.


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Anne Norton to speak on Democracy in Islam and the West
Anne Norton, professor of political science and comparative literature at the University of Pennsylvania, will speak "On the Muslim Question" as part of the Penn State Democracy Institute's lecture series. The talk will be held Wednesday, Oct. 23, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. in 111 Wartik Building, on Penn State's University Park campus. The event is free and open to the public.
Oct 23, 2013
Norton will discuss the compatibility between democracy, the West, and Islam, as well as challenge Islamophobia by focusing on the values of Western civilization, similar to the topic of her latest book "On the Muslim Question." Her other books include Leo Strauss and the Politics of American Empire; 95 Theses on Politics, Culture, and Method; and Republic of Signs. Based in the College of the Liberal Arts, the Penn State Democracy Institute brings together the top faculty and graduate students in several disciplines to develop knowledge and training that will provide legislators, policymakers, voters, and the public with better ways to improve debate, discussions, and governing in our country. Through teaching, creative research projects, and public programs, the Democracy Institute will explore better routes to deciding controversial issues, like healthcare and environmental regulation, and address how government can become more responsive to the people. For more information on the Democracy Institute, go to http://democracyinstitute.la.psu.edu/


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Every seat was taken at a public hearing Monday in Sagaponack Village Hall as concerned residents, real estate agents, and developers had their say on a proposed amendment to lot coverage restrictions. All of them were angry at the prospect of an increase in setback requirements for playing courts, letting the board know in no uncertain terms that tennis courts increase property value.
Enzo Morabito, a real estate broker who does not live in the village, had warned residents about the amendment with a mailing to post office boxes. He called it "taking wealth from someone's property," saying that the inability to build a tennis court would result in "a substantial reduction in what that property is worth . . . up to a million dollars." Almost everyone who spoke agreed.
Mayor Donald Louchheim told the crowd the new law was aimed at those wanting to develop every square inch with every possible amenity. "We have seen . . . more and more intense development of each property," he said. "Patios are gigantic now. Tennis courts take up a lot of room."
Not every lot can have a tennis court, said the mayor, "especially those under three acres," and a compromise was necessary in order to limit the number of "reckless amenities." He said adjacent communities had the same setbacks as proposed, some of them even more restrictive.
Some in the crowd who have plans in place for tennis courts asked for either grandfathering or extensions of their permits. Armen Hovnanian, who closed on his house in April, was among them. He said he had spent time and money on plans, wetlands waivers, and approvals.
Mr. Louchheim said courts that were graded and flagged before the law takes effect would have no worries. At the end of the meeting, after the room was clear, he said there would be no grandfathering.
David Schoenthal bought land with every intention of building a tennis court, he said, though his permit has expired. He would not have bought the lot at all, he said, without the option to build a tennis court. Phillip Davis, another resident, said he'd once had a permit for a court but decided he didn't want one, and now was concerned that the law would lower his property value.
Michael Davis, a local builder, suggested that the proposed new setbacks were directed at noise, and said they would make little difference in that regard. He had an employee read out a long letter from an acoustical engineering and consulting company stating that "if noise reduction is a goal, this is not appropriate." The company recommended sunken courts as an effective noise abatement.
Michael Haines, a resident who had just arrived from Palm Beach to find Mr. Morabito's card in his P.O. box, said the board should focus on real grievances. "Cutting lawns," he said. "That is real noise. My neighbor of 20 years has a tennis court, it has never bothered me."
"I strongly request that you reconsider this without damaging property values," said Kris Torkan, a builder from Nassau County. Absent the option to build a tennis court, he said, "absolute financial loss" was assured on a parcel he is about to close on.
Mr. Louchheim suggested that the village zoning board of appeals would be able to work with hardship cases.
Zachary Vichinsky, a resident and real estate broker, said the proposed amendment was "already altering decisions to purchase in this village."
"Where are the people in support of this law?" several people shouted out from their seats. Barbara Albright, a resident, was the only voice to respond. "We want more families to join the community," she said. "Buying it to sell it is a business venture . . . I don't want to see a bunch of tennis courts."
People also complained that the village had not told them about the proposal. The mayor noted that the village has a Web site where it posts minutes, announcements, legal notices, and draft laws. "The agendas are on there too, when we're caught up," he said. The amendment has been discussed for several meetings, he added, and only reporters, he said, have been in attendance.
After the crowd was gone and the five trustees were talking among themselves, William Barbour observed that "not one person said anything about wanting to play tennis. It is all about money . . . They don't want it near their house, but why should the neighbor have to look at it?"
"I am in favor of leaving this just the way it is," Mr. Barbour said. "Not having a tennis court is suffering? Walk through Sloan-Kettering Hospital if you want to see people suffering."
Joy Sieger expressed sympathy for people who had believed they could build a tennis court but could have that right "snatched away."
"There was an element of greed here," said Mr. Louchheim. "They don't care about the money . . . they can sink the court or tear off a wing of their house. All of these people care about their homes being devalued."
The board then directed the village attorney to redraft the portion of the law pertaining to tennis courts to exempt the proposed setbacks for courts that are sunk four feet or more, providing that site-plan review addresses noise. A resolution to adopt the new version will be presented at the next meeting, on Nov. 19. A public hearing will be held on Dec. 17. The new version of the law will be available online next week at sagaponackvillage.org/laws.


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AMY GOODMAN: Occupy Wall Street protesters are converging in the Financial District in Manhattan today to mark the first anniversary of the movement's beginning. Similar protests are taking place in dozens of cities.
On September 17th, 2011, thousands of people answered the call originally put out by the Canadian-based magazine Adbusters to occupy Wall Street. Protesters slept in Zucotti Park for nearly two months before the New York police raided the encampment. The September 17th action inspired over a thousand other Occupy protests and encampments around the world. The Occupy movement is largely credited for reframing the national dialogue on economic inequality and popularizing the phrase "We are the 99 percent."
We begin today's show looking back at some of Democracy Now!'s earliest coverage of the movement.
JUSTIN WEDES: I think the purpose of September 17th, for many of us who are helping to organize it and people who are coming out, is to begin a conversation, as citizens, as people affected by this financial system in collapse, as to how we're going to fix it, as to what we're going to do in order to make it work for us again.
SAM ALCOFF: On Saturday, thousands of protesters took to the streets of downtown Manhattan for what was described as an action to occupy Wall Street.
MARY ELLEN MARINO: I came because I'm upset with the fact that the bailout of Wall Street didn't help any of the people holding mortgages. All of the money went to Wall Street, and none of it went to Main Street. Now, we've just learned that Geithner was actually asked to split up the Citibank, and he didn't do it. And Obama didn't do anything about it.
SAM ALCOFF: The plan wasn't simply for a one-day protest, but an ongoing and creative occupation of the Financial District itself. Organizer Lorenzo Serna.
LORENZO SERNA: The idea is to have an encampment. Like, this isn't a one-day event. Like, we're hoping that people come prepared to stay as long as they can and that we're there to support each other.
DAVID GRAEBER: People have to, like, go into their public squares, meet each other, start talking to each other, and start brainstorming of ideas. I mean, essentially, the idea is the system is not going to save us; we're going to have to save ourselves. So, we're going to try to get as many people as possible to camp in some public place and start rebuilding society as we'd like to see it.
AMY GOODMAN: Well, this weekend, hundreds of people from around the country gathered in New York City to mark the anniversary with three days of events. Occupy protesters have vowed to stage a number of direct action protests beginning in the Financial District this morning. Police began making arrests this morning just before we went to broadcast. Another 50 Occupy protesters were arrested over the weekend.
We'll get updates from the streets in a moment, but first, on Sunday, protesters gathered in Foley Square for a concert to remember Occupy's one-year anniversary. They broke out into song and dance when musician Tom Morello took the stage, the former lead guitarist of the band Rage Against the Machine and one of the movement's earliest supporters. Democracy Now! spoke to Tom Morello and other Occupy participants.
TOM MORELLO: Well, I've been a supporter of Occupy Wall Street almost since its inception. I played here in the first two weeks of when it was at Zuccotti Park, came back for the May Day resurgence. And whenever Occupy rears its head, I will be there to support.
I think it's up for us to come up with new strategies, new strategies of action to empower those who felt that first spark, that first radical spark, because the thing that's—I think was new and exciting for me, as someone who's been an activist for 20 years, that what different about the Occupy movement, was it was a brand new generation of people who had never been involved in any sort of protest or even charity work, because the—because the corporate malfeasance that caused the global economy to collapse has affected everyone.
And one thing that—where Occupy has been, I think, tremendously successful is highlighting the grotesque economic inequality that exists in our country and around the world. The dirty five-letter word "class" that was considered unutterable until the Occupy movement is now on everyone's lips.
CHRIS KASPER: Hi, my name's Chris Kasper, and I'm with Strike Debt. Basically, we're a group that's addressing the problems of debt. Right now, my total student debt is just over $145,000. The traditional political parties don't seem to be offering anything about any kind of debt relief or debt forgiveness, unless it's for the banks. Like, nobody's really even talking about it. So one of the things that we've started doing here in Occupy is holding debtors assemblies. Strike Debt has been holding debtors assemblies at Washington Square Park. We usually meet on Sundays at noon. And it started with just having assemblies and having people come out and speak out publicly about their debt and sort of like letting go of the shame of the debt.
RAE ABILEAH: Rae Abileah with CODEPINK Women for Peace. CODEPINK joined up with a coalition of groups marching against the specter of fracking pipeline here in New York City, and it was a large Occupy protest parade. And we decided to do a "bust up banks" action outside of Bank of America on Union Square to connect the dots between the pipeline and the big banks that are financing it. We had about two dozen bras to throw in the air. And right as we were mic-checking and getting ready to toss our bras in the air and then be on our merry way and continue the march to Foley Square, a cop just walked over, grabbed my arm and started arresting me for no reason. We were arrested for disorderly conduct and released with a court date to come back to New York. And, you know, if anyone has disorderly conduct, it's the big bank CEOs who have been bailed out with our tax dollars and are walking around like free men and should be held accountable.
BOB BROADHURST: My name's Bob Broadhurst. I'm with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 103, Boston. There is a class war against the unions. They're the last stronghold between Wall Street, the Wall Street politicians we have, and the 99 percent. Right now, private-sector unions are about 5 percent of the population; public sector is about 7 percent. They're dismantling our public sector. They are after them big time. Wisconsin, Obama never showed up there, never shows up in Chicago last week. There's no difference, really, between these two parties. They're under the influence of big money from Wall Street. I think Occupy Wall Street has gotten into the narrative the 99 percent.
AMY GOODMAN: People rallying at Sunday's concert marking the first anniversary of Occupy Wall Street here in New York City.
We're going right now to the streets of Lower Manhattan. Allison Kilkenny is there. She is with Citizen Radio and writes for The Nation magazine.
Allison, what do you see right now?
ALLISON KILKENNY: Hi, Amy. There are hundreds of people marching in the street. I witnessed two arrests myself. I've seen reports of around 10 more, including some arrests this morning. I just witnessed a photographer named Julia be arrested. The white-shirt supervising officers are acting very aggressively, shoving people out of the street. There are officers on mopeds accelerating very quickly, acting aggressively, telling people they'll be arrested if they're walking in the streets. But the protesters aren't deterred yet. There are several factions walking all over Wall Street just trying to split up the police presence. I'm walking with one right now along South Street. There's probably around 200 people.
AMY GOODMAN: For people watching this broadcast, we're showing the live stream of what's happening downtown Manhattan. Allison, what are people saying right now, and what is the state of Zuccotti Park itself?
ALLISON KILKENNY: I've seen reports that there are around 200 people at Zuccotti, as well. More arrests are happening in that area. I was marching with the protesters, and they were chanting, "Anti-capitalism," "All day, all week, Occupy Wall Street," their usual mantras. They seem really excited to be back in the street and to see each other again. This is the biggest reunion since the height of Occupy last year.
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The Rivola Theatre opened in 1930. Seating was given at 290. From what I found it was an independent theatre. It was renamed West Theatre around 1966.
The theatre closed in June 1986. It has since been converted to a retail store, Bubbles of Joy.
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A house called the West Theatre was operating in West Point at least into the 1970s. The West Theatre and the Y-Knot Drive-In were offered for sale by Johnson Theatres in classified ads appearing in Boxoffice in 1973. The July 8, 1974, issue said that both had been bought by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reese, who would begin operating them on June 2.
A brief history of the West Theatre, West Point, NE. In 1930, West Point businessman Phil Lannon converted the Lindale building from a retail drug store into a theatre. Movies up to that time were shown in the city auditorium. But with the advent of sound, a better venue was needed. Mr. Lannon equipped his new theatre with sound thereby dooming the auditorium to just dances and band concerts. He named the theatre the "Rivola". He operated the theatre until 1966 when he then sold it to Don and Frank Johnson of Schuyler, NE. Planning to abandon the Rivola, the Johnson brothers engaged a local contractor to build a new theatre. With the project completed, the contractor decided to enter the theatre business himself leaving the brothers to scramble to renovate the old Rivola. Being a complete novice to the movie business, it didn't take long before the contractor went broke. The very brief lifespan of the "Arrow" theatre ended when a convenient (?) fire gutted the building. That building now serves as a discount store. With the Rivola now completely remodeled from floor to ceiling, it was renamed the West Theatre. The Johnson's operated it until 1974 when they then sold it to a Richard Reese. His family operated it for only a very short time, perhaps six months. By default, it reverted back to Don Johnson. Then in April of 1975, Judy and Gene Mueller purchased the operation after having sold their theatre in Lansing, Iowa. This transaction also included the Y-Not Drive-In. Over the course of the next eleven years, the Mueller's made many improvements and upgrades to the West Theatre. But in the middle 1980's, with the growing videotape business draining away movie receipts, the decision was made in June 1986 to close the theatre and greatly expand the video library that had been placed in the lobby. The floor was once again raised to create a full retail space and all of the theatre equipment was disposed of. The name of the store became "Video West", thus incorporating part of the West Theatre name. The store presently still rents videos but has expanded more into a type of gift shop and has changed the name to "Bubbles of Joy". Movies returned to West Point in 2009, when the old auditorium was converted back into a theatre by a group of local citizens.
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Erin Welde and Kerry Patterson each scored in double figures in Notre Dame's 56-41 win over the Wildcats in a Springfield Girls Basketball Summer League Senior Division game Thursday night.
Riley Street fired in a game-high 16 points in the losing effort.
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Falcone & Truman 40, Grass Plus 34: Brennan pumped in a game-high 11 points for the winning club, while George Troilo registered 10 points in the setback.


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Pakistan's largest city, Karachi, shut down yesterday to mourn 45 people killed by a car bomb in a Shiite Muslim neighborhood, the latest in a series of devastating attacks as Pakistan prepares for elections.
Traffic was thin as educational institutions, businesses and markets closed after the local government announced one day of mourning and Shiite groups three days of mourning for those killed in Sunday's bombing.
The bomb exploded as worshipers were coming out of mosques in the neighborhood of Abbas Town, ripping through two apartment blocks and trapping people beneath piles of rubble. Those who survived, but whose homes were damaged or destroyed, are being housed temporarily in schools, officials said.
Local transport and traders' associations said that they would not be working yesterday.
"There will be no public transport on the roads today," Karachi Transporters Association chief Irshad Bokhari said.
Head of the Karachi Traders' Alliance Attique Mir also said that shopping centers and malls, as well as business activity, would remain suspended.
Karachi is vital to Pakistan's economy, contributing 42 percent of GDP, 70 percent of income tax revenue and 62 percent of sales tax revenue.
However, the city is plagued by sectarian, ethnic and political violence that last year killed more than 2,200 people and which routinely forces closures, damaging the local economy.
Yesterday, the stock market was open, but Mohammed Sohail of brokerage firm Topline Securities said there were fewer dealers and trading volumes were low.
Officials said 45 people, including women and children, were killed and about 150 others wounded in the attack.
Although Abbas Town is a mainly Shiite neighborhood, officials said some Sunni Muslims were also among the dead.
Police are preparing a list of those who were killed and are trying to identify the dead with the help of their relatives.
Pakistan's parliament is due to dissolve in two weeks in preparation for elections, but rising violence against Shiites, who make up about 20 percent of the 180 million population, has raised serious questions about security.
"The unfortunate reality is that things could take a turn for the worse as tensions increase ahead of the approaching general elections," newspaper the News wrote in an editorial yesterday.
"The risk of violence, especially in Karachi, is very real. With election preparations in full swing, the processions, meetings and rallies that accompany our electoral campaigns have the potential to lead to chaos," it added.
Last year was the deadliest year on record for Shiites in Pakistan, with more than 400 killed, according to Human Rights Watch.
A bomb at a shrine visited by Shiites in Shikarpur District, about 400km northeast of Karachi, killed two people on Feb. 25.
A day later, the Supreme Court ordered the authorities to come up with a strategy to protect Shiites after bomb attacks on Shiite Hazaras in the southwest on Jan. 10 and Feb. 16 killed nearly 200 people.
Both attacks were claimed by banned extremist Sunni group Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, and have highlighted the government's inability to stem sectarian violence.
The Pakistani Taliban have also increased their campaign of violence in recent months, leading to fears that it could mar the election, which is scheduled to take place by mid-May.


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