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Reserve your self-storage unit today! U-Haul Moving & Storage at S Las Vegas Blvd is one of our premier storage facilities in Las Vegas, NV that offer clean, dry and secure self-storage units. We have multiple sized storage units for your personal storage and moving needs. Ask about climate controlled self-storage units which may be available, priced at some of the lowest storage unit prices on the market.
You will not pay any deposit or administration fees at U-Haul Moving & Storage at S Las Vegas Blvd and they provide easy, drive up access to your self-storage unit. Storage facilities hours are subject to change however many of our self-storage facilities are open 24hrs and have extended access hours. Depending on your storage need and location, ask about RV storage, boat storage, vehicle self storage and motorcycle storage in Las Vegas, NV, 89123. Our U-Box portable storage may be a great fit for your moving and storage needs, ask us how we can help!
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We deliver U-Box containers, you pack them up and we store them in our secure warehouse. Load at your own pace! Just give us a call when you want us to pick up or drop off your U-Boxes.
The staff was very helpful and excelled in customer service. Excellent job
Quick, fast and friendly
The folks at this U-Haul are a nice and helpful and patient as it gets. Best U-Haul ever.
I will be back!!!
Mr. Fores was very nice. I told him that he made my day, and he truly did! Moving us very stressful and his excellent helpful attitude made things much easier for me!
Anthony helped us after we had been charged almost $500 on our CC for a prelim reservation a day or two earlier by customer rep Shanta.
Felt very safe
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Great service from the staff at the front desk, Anthony helped and did an awesome job! Dominique was in the storage area and helped me to my unit and with questions. Great service all around
location is the only downer, need better lighting outside at night
Everything was in good condition
Dan and his staff are great.
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
Hey received great assistance from Harold, was very pleased and would definitely recommend to others.
rented a unit from you for over 4years nothing but professionalism from the staff thank you for the service you provided
Very helpful! When in Denver, weather was changing so I was contacted to pick up early... At no extra charge! Las Vegas staff were great! Thank you!
I was pleased with the standard of service - box arrived on time, no damage to contents, and staff were efficient.
This locatoon was awesome!
Everything went very smoothly.
Great customer service
The facility level of courtesy was excellent.
Tiffany was an amazing help thru the whole process and very understanding. She made my move and my day, that much better and less stressful.
Tony was a great manager. I was blown away by this his professionalism I think he should be promoted...you don`t find this talent to offen.Thank you very much David Manriquez 9519707575
It was well organized and the facility has great work ethics.
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- $8 Absolute Scores (Absolut Cilantro Vodka, jalapeno syrup, club soda, Sierra Mist + fresh lime)
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Is it just me or is my belly a bit squarish! (pic taken yesterday at 25w)
Bump feels quite high at the moment and while I love it, it's killing my ability to enjoy food! I've suffered a few times but like I've said before, I'll take it for my babies!
Babes are very active now…some days it feels like they're breakdancing in there or playing squash…I love it so much!!
It was our 6 year wedding anniversary on Friday and it felt very special to spend it with DH while our babies are growing in my belly! Felt insanely grateful! DH surprised me with a half day at a spa in Nottinghill…I had a pregnancy massage and a mani/pedi - it was amazing!!
I have had a bit of nervousness because of the Braxton Hicks…which seem to be triggered by having a full stomach or a full bladder…and worst of all by sex!!! I'm thinking we may have to hold off for a while :( But again, anything for our babes!!
Symptoms: indigestion, nausea (though less consistent), Braxton Hicks (seem to have increased), rash (though much better), coccyx pain, sciatica (again, not as bad), shortness of breath after eating breakfast etc
I do feel a bit more physically restricted this week - I don't know if it's because bump has changed shape/position/size, but I'm hoping it's just a phase…I'll do whatever it takes to keep babes safe though…
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Favorite Find Friday: Clinique Superprimer Universal Face Primer
Written on September 13, 2013 at 12:28 pm , by Molly Ritterbeck
I've never had perfect skin but I've always tried to fake it. Armed with an arsenal of foundation, concealer and powder, I could apply my "no-makeup" makeup routine in my sleep. But one thing I've never added to the mix was a face primer. Though I'm addicted to eye shadow primer as mentioned here, most versions I've tried for the face have felt too greasy until I snagged Clinique Superprimer Universal Face Primer ($27, clinique.com) from the beauty closet. I tossed it in my makeup bag and smoothed it over my face after my moisturizer but before foundation. I was stunned by how hydrating and lightweight it felt. It evens out my skin texture without that heavy silicone feeling I've experienced in the past. My makeup goes on better and lasts longer with this as a base. I use the Universal shade, which is colorless, but it comes in five additional shades that help counteract specific issues like redness, sallowness and dullness. I may never feel like I have flawless skin (does anyone, really?) but I'm happy to keep fooling everyone with this complexion perfector.
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Favorite Find Friday | Tags: base, beauty tips, Clinique, foundation, makeup, primer, skin, smooth
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Petra Nemcova on Giving Back and Staying Fit
Written on January 15, 2013 at 9:00 am , by Molly Ritterbeck
Model and philanthropist Petra Nemcova witnessed just how tragic natural disasters can be. After surviving a tsunami in Thailand in 2004, she returned to the region and was blown away by the mass destruction and devastation that resulted from the Indian Ocean earthquake. Unsatisfied with the response from other organizations, she set out to create her own non-profit, international charity, Happy Hearts Fund, to help improve children's lives by building and rebuilding schools in areas affected by natural disasters. Now she is teaming up with Clinique to help spread smiles across the globe by introducing a limited edition fragrance, Happy Heart ($37, clinique.com), as well as a T-shirt with the message "Make Someone Happy," ($16, clinique.com). $10 from the sale of each fragrance, and $5 from the sale of each shirt will go directly to Happy Hearts Fund. I chatted with Nemcova about the partnership and her insider fitness and beauty secrets.
Tell me about the Happy Hearts Partnership with Clinique.
"The partnership is a match made in heaven, for one, because Clinique is so focused on education. Their consultants are extremely educated, so they can teach their customers. Number two, their consultants are very passionate about education and children, and that is what we are the most passionate about, so it's a perfect partnership. The philosophies of both brands are very much aligned, even with colors. And what I am excited about is that this partnership will be able to rebuild more schools and create many happy hearts in the lives of children, who have been forgotten after natural disasters."
What's your favorite thing about the fragrance?
"The smell is really uplifting. When I get a little down, or tired during the day, smelling it uplifts me. It has sweet notes of mandarin orange and floral notes of water lily, rose and geranium. It's really a beautiful fresh light dance. And I love the packaging. It was done in a beautiful way where the hearts connect when you put them together. $10 of this fragrance goes to rebuilding schools and the lives of children, so it reminds you that your heart is connected to those children."
We know you are constantly on the go for work. How do you stay on track while travelling?
"For me, the best way is to go to the gym and do a routine but I also love to go to Physique 57 a lot, so using some of their techniques while I'm traveling helps because you don't need much and it's incredibly effective."
What are some of your insider beauty tips?
"I do actually have a new one: we have a tradition in the Czech Republic that we put honey on our faces during Christmas dinner to be beautiful on the inside for the next year. I went to get a facial last week and the facialist was fantastic. Without me telling her about the honey, she told me a trick which is incredible—put a little bit of water on your face and then cleanse your face with Manuka Honey 16+ ($36, soap.com) and it gives you an incredible glow. So it goes back to the tradition which has some truth in it because honey has lots of antioxidants in it. And I used to put honey on my skin when I was a teenager—I used to go and sleep with it on my face. It was a little bit messy. So this tip is less messy!"
What are some of your favorite beauty products?
"I absolutely love Clinique All About Eyes Serum ($28, clinique.com) which is an anti-puffing eye serum. It's amazing. It's so cooling, even just the cooling effect, it makes a huge difference. It's one of those products that you get addicted to."
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Beauty On the Go, beauty tips, Clinique, fragrance, Happy Hearts, Petra Nemcova, Physique 57, skin, skincare, Workout
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Staffer Beauty Snoop: Beauty Intern Cody Marick
Written on June 4, 2012 at 12:52 pm , by Fitness Magazine
This week, the newest addition to the FITNESS Beauty team, Beauty Intern Cody Marick, doles out her beauty routine deets and favorite product picks.
Describe your style in three words or less: Obsessed with skincare.
What are the three beauty products you can't live without? Clé de Peau Beauté Concealer, EltaMD UV Daily SPF 40 Sheer Moisturizing Facial Sunscreen and Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser.
What's your beauty routine in the morning? I cleanse with Cetaphil, swipe on Renee Rouleau Revitalizing Ginseng Toner with a toning cloth and then apply a moisturizing sunscreen (above). After that I'll figure out what I'm going to do with my hair—usually just leave it down and natural or twist it into a bun. Then I'll do my makeup. It's different everyday, but always mascara. Always. I often reach for Maybelline Volum' Express The Falsies Washable Mascara.
At night? Remove my makeup with Yes To Cucumbers Hypoallergenic Facial Towelettes, cleanse with Cetaphil and my Clarisonic Mia, and swipe on toner (above). Then I apply a dark spot treatment—Kiehl's, Clinique and Garnier make effective ones free of hydroquinone. Finally, finish with a moisturizer and eye cream.
Post-workout? Shower!
What beauty product or treatment instantly makes you feel good? A really great blowout.
What's the best beauty tip you've ever received (or thought of yourself)? My mom has been dabbing on eye cream (constantly throughout the day) for nearly her entire life—and it shows! She's completely Botox and filler free. I hope that my adoption of her dedicated eye cream habit will serve me well, too!
—By Cody Marick, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Staffer Beauty Snoop | Tags: Clé de Peau Beauté Concealer, Clinique, Cody Marick, EltaMD UV Daily SPF 40 Sheer Moisturizing Facial Sunscreen, eye cream, Garnier, Kiehl's, Maybelline Volum' Express The Falsies Washable Mascara, Renee Rouleau Revitalizing Ginseng Toner, Staffer Beauty Snoop, The Beauty Girl Nicole Pearl, Yes To Cucumbers Hypoallergenic Facial Towelettes
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Staffer Beauty Snoop: Beauty Intern Leah Cayson
Written on January 5, 2012 at 9:34 am , by Fitness Magazine
This week, new Beauty Intern Leah Cayson spills the details on her beauty style and can't-live-without-it product picks.
Describe your beauty style in three words or less: Feminine, classic and polished.
What are the three beauty products you can't live without? Neutrogena Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes, Benefit They're Real! Mascara and Clinique Long Last Glosswear SPF 15 in Bamboo Pink
What's your beauty routine in the morning? After showering, I cleanse my face with Clean & Clear Advantage 3-in-1 Exfoliating Cleanser and moisturize with Clean & Clear Dual Action Moisturizer. I comb my hair and apply L'Oréal Professionnel Serie Expert Force Vector Thermo Active Treatment. I love this product because it doesn't feel like I have anything in my hair and it protects my strands while I blow-dry. While I allow my hair to absorb that product and air-dry a little, I apply makeup. I constantly change up products, but always use my three "can't-live-without" products, above. After I apply my make-up, I blow dry my hair and I'm ready for the day!
At night? I take my makeup off with the Neutrogena wipes, above, then apply the same cleanser and moisturizer that I use in the morning.
Post-workout? I haven't mastered the post-workout glow. I usually look like I jumped in a pool when I'm finished working out, so I have to shower!
What beauty product or treatment instantly makes you feel good? My bi-weekly manicures and pedicures always make me feel great! I love playing with color and it just makes me feel good when my fingers and toes are bright and shiny.
What's the best beauty tip you've ever received (or thought of yourself)? I've always thought people are more attractive when they smile, so I love for my teeth to be pearly-white. I floss and brush my teeth twice a day and use whitening strips when I feel like my teeth aren't as gleaming as they could be.
—By Leah Cayson, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Staffer Beauty Snoop | Tags: Benefit Cosmetics, Clean & Clear, Clinique, L'Oreal Professionnel, Neutrogena, Victoria's Secret
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Staffer Beauty Snoop: Beauty Intern Jaclyn Smock
Written on September 8, 2011 at 11:03 am , by Fitness Magazine
This week's Staffer Beauty Snoop is a bit of a twist, as the subject is me—Jaclyn Smock, the new beauty intern for fall 2011. Read on for a peek at my primping rituals and must-haves!
Describe your beauty style in three words or less: Feminine, warm and fresh.
What are the three beauty products you can't live without? Physician's Formula Mineral Correcting Powder, blush (right now I'm using Salma Hayek Nuance Blush in Apricot) and Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Perfume.
What's your beauty routine in the morning? I wash my face with Glo Therapeutics Clear Anti-Blemish Cleanser, then I moisturize with Clean & Clear Finishes Mattifying Moisturizer. Next, I spritz on Skindinavia 10 Years Younger Makeup Finish, which helps set my makeup and control my oil and shine. After I do what I call my "pre-face," I put on Clinique Moisture Surge Tinted Moisturizer SPF 15 and set it with Physicians Formula Mineral Correcting Powder. My skin is very oily so I find that tinted moisturizer works best for my complexion. After my skin tone is evened out, I apply blush, then I add a little e.l.f. Mineral Black Eye Liner on my bottom lids and finish with Clinique Lash Doubling Mascara. Once I'm done with my face, I move onto hair: I work some John Frieda Take Charge Curl Boosting Mousse through my curls, finish with a little bit of TRESemmé Climate Control Finishing Spray, and I'm out the door. This may sound like a lot but it only takes me 15 minutes!
At night? I remove the day's makeup with Neutrogena Night Calming Cleansing Cloths, wash my face with my cleanser, and top with moisturizer. To finish off my nightly routine, I put Physicians Formula Dark Spot Corrector and Skin Brightener all over my face. The color weirded me out at first (it's brown) but it really does work!
Post-workout? Once I'm done working out, I head home to shower and wash my face. When I get out, I moisturize and spray Glytone Acne Back Spray on to ensure that I never get bacne!
What beauty product or treatment instantly makes you feel good? Facials—I love everything about them! I have done at-home versions before, but I still prefer a pro facial. I truly believe in monthly facials, if your budget permits. Facials quickly resolve most skin concerns and you leaving feeling so refreshed!
What's the best beauty tip you've ever received (or thought of yourself)? Know the difference between day and night makeup. I believe in light eye makeup during the day then going dramatic at night to really look alluring.
—By Jaclyn Smock, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: beauty products, Clean & Clear, Clinique, facials, FITNESS staff, Glo Therapeutics, Glytone, Jaclyn Smock, John Frieda, makeup, mascara, Neutrogena, Physicians formula, Salma Hayek Nuance, tinted moisturizer, Tresemme, Viktor & Rolf
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Staffer Beauty Snoop: Art Intern Abby Silverman
Written on July 27, 2011 at 7:24 am , by Fitness Magazine
For the first installment in our new Staffer Beauty Snoop series, we asked art department intern Abby Silverman to spill the beauty products, tips, and tricks that she can't live without. Here's what she said:
Describe your beauty style in three words or less: "Trendy, bold, glamorous."
What are the three beauty products you can't live without? "MAC Cosmetics Studio Fix Fluid SPF 15, Marc Jacobs Lola Perfume and Maybelline New York Colossal Volum' Express Mascara."
What's your beauty routine in the morning? "When I get of the shower I always brush my teeth and apply moisturizer to my face and body. Then I do my hair, and last, I apply my makeup."
At night? "I use Neutrogena Deep Clean Makeup Remover Wipes for my face as well as Neutrogena Eye Makeup Remover with cotton balls to remove eye makeup. I follow with a face wash and finish off with Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizer."
Post-workout? "I typically wash my face before I work out because I like to feel refreshed and ready to go. If I don't wash my face pre-exercise, I always wash it after because I don't like leaving sweat and makeup on my skin."
What beauty product or treatment instantly makes you feel good? "I absolutely love getting my nails done. When I look down at my hands and see perfectly polished nails it makes me feel girly, clean and put together! When I don't get my nails done, I have a secret obsession with painting my nails. I probably paint them every other day."
What's the best beauty tip you've ever received (or thought of yourself)? "If you're trying to grow your hair out, it's better to get it regular trims every two to three months rather than waiting to get it cut every six months. If you don't cut your hair, it will cut itself!"
—By Amanda Downs, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: beauty products, beauty secrets, beauty tips, Clinique, FITNESS staff, MAC, Marc Jacobs, Maybelline, Neutrogena, staffer
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Splurge or Steal?
Written on April 18, 2011 at 7:29 am , by Fitness Magazine
One of the perks of being the intern de jour is that you get to try out all the latest beauty loot. With full access to the overflowing beauty closet, I've found a number of must-have products that I swear by. Here, I'm dishing about which are worth the splurge and which of these bargain beauty products are just as good as their high-end counterparts.
STEAL: L'Oréal Paris Voluminous Million Lashes Mascara
I have always lusted after thicker lashes and seem to be on a never-ending search for the best volumizing mascara. When I caught wind of a product that boasted "millionizing lashes", I had to try it for myself. To my delight, L'Oréal Paris Voluminous Million Lashes Mascara ($9) delivers exactly what is promised perfectly separated full lashes. This is a magic wand worth investing in!
SPLURGE: Givenchy Le Prisme Blush
Being a poor college student, I try to resist spending temptation, but when you love something this much it seems worth the splurge. Givenchy Le Prisme Blush ($44) is the perfect mix of colors to brighten up more than just my dull skin, but my whole day: When you look better, you feel better!
STEAL: John Frieda Root Awakening Hair Spray
After styling your hair, just a couple spritzes of John Frieda Root Awakening Non-Aerosol Hair Spray ($6.49) will keep it in place through the night. This lightweight, non-sticky spray is also enriched with vitamins that promote strong strands.
SPLURGE: Clinique Redness Solutions Targeted Corrector
This is my skin crisis go-to stick. I have tried tons of concealers, and nothing compares to this handy little wand. The yellow tint helps neutralize redness on blemishes and around your nose. Although it's a tiny tube, a little of Clinique Redness Solutions Targeted Corrector ($19.50) goes a long way.
STEAL: Victoria's Secret Minerals Lip Gloss in Bare
A swipe of gloss can work wonders, especially if you don't have much time to spend on your makeup. One of my favorite finds in the beauty closet is Victoria's Secret Minerals Lip Gloss in Bare ($10). It's the perfect neutral hue to keep my look work-friendly yet pulled together.
—By Lindsay Richardson, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Beauty Steals, Best Beauty Products, Best Makeup, blush, cheeks, Clinique, concealer, Favorite Beauty Buys, gloss, hair, hairspray, John Frieda, L'Oreal, makeup, makeup must haves, mascara, skin, Victoria's Secret
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Getaway Gorgeous
Written on February 15, 2011 at 6:41 am , by Fitness Magazine
I don't know about you, but all of this snow has me daydreaming about my spring vacation—which is now only a month away! Beach fantasizing has quickly evolved into planning out my beauty essentials for the perfect beachy look: Think small, packable items that pack a big beauty punch. Read on for the products I'm lusting after for the big trip, and steal some ideas for your vacation—or staycation!
Avoid a hairy situation. After a day at the beach, my nicely straightened hair usually expands in size—hello, frizz!—until I'm virtually unrecognizable to my friends. If you're like me and the sun/sand/salt water mixture leaves your hair in a knot, a hair moisturizer is the only option. I'll be packing Shu Uemura Essence Absolue Nourishing Protective Oil to keep my hair hydrated (and fuzz at bay), repair damage and shield my strands from UV rays.
Get your bronze on. Fake a believable getaway glow with this shimmery little gem: Smashbox Artificial Light Luminizing Lotion lends sun-kissed radiance while keeping my face moisturized. It's not full-on bronze, so it works on winter-pale skin.
Get eye-catching color. For a pop of color on top of my newly glowing skin, I'll be packing Clinique Chubby Stick Moisturizing Lip Colour Balm. This magic crayon gives an effortless, fun vacation look while also keeping lips soft with mango and shea butters.
Avoid runoff. This trip, I won't let annoying raccoon eyes put a damper on my ocean dips. I'll be sticking with super-volumizing Yves Saint Laurent Everlong Waterproof Mascara to prevent the runoff. Bon voyage!
—By Lindsay Richardson, Beauty Intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Tried-It Tuesday | Tags: bronze, Clinique, eyes, Face, glow, hair, lips, mascara, shimmer, Shu Uemura, Smashbox, spring makeup, vacation beauty, vacation makeup, Yves Saint Laurent
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Brush Up
Written on February 9, 2011 at 7:41 am , by Fitness Magazine
When was the last time you properly cleaned your makeup brushes?
Can't remember? Then you might be swirling bacteria and fungus on your face—ick!
Makeup brushes pick up and accumulate dead skin cells, oils, dirt and any other bacteria that's on your skin. This leads to brushes that are stiff with separated bristles, causing streaky makeup and eventually destroying your tool. Plus, touching your face with a dirty brush every day can cause clogged pores and breakouts, too. Take the time to clean yours as often as possible. The following products make it easy:
- Clinique Brush Cleanser is a great wash to remove all the grime that's accumulated, leaving a completely clean, sanitized brush.
- Bare Escentuals Quick Change Brush Cleaner is a lifesaver when you need to instantly remove pigment from your brushes. It allows you to go from one shade to another in seconds, leaving no traces of the previous color.
Remember: Clean brushes mean a clean, happy face!
—By Maite Gonzalez, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Acne, bacteria, Bare Escentuals, brushes, clean, cleanser, Clinique, Shampoo
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Tried-It Tuesday: Your Perfect Purple
Written on October 19, 2010 at 7:25 am , by Fitness Magazine
Beauty trends come and go, but one seems to pop up over and over: purple eye shadow. Lilac lids were all the buzz on the beauty scene this summer, and have gracefully made their way into fall. Rihanna, Katy Perry, and Kate Hudson have all sported purple shades, and this is one celeb trend you'll want to follow.
But before you go out and grab as many shadows as you can get your hands on, follow our guide to choosing the best hue for your skin tone.
Fair Skin: Pick shades with silver pigments and shimmery undertones to compliment your light complexion. For a daytime look, go with lilacs and other soft purples, like glimmer-flecked Youngblood Pressed Eyeshadow in Prism . For evening, CoverGirl Eye Enhancers Eye Shadow in Purple Pop lends a more dressed-up look.
Olive Skin: This is the category I fall into. To compliment my skin, I use matte shades that don't clash with my olive tones. To really make my brown eyes pop, I like pastel purples, which also work great on green eyes! Some of my personal favorite shadows are Clinique Colour Surge Eye Shadow in Night Plum and M.A.C. Cosmetics Eye Shadow in Fig. 1.
Dark Skin: The combination of purple shadow and dark skin can be an intense one. It's important to compliment that intensity by using deep plums that blend well with dark tones, or shimmery shades to contrast them. Try Revlon Luxurious Color Perle Eye Shadow in Lilac Shimmer for day, and Lancôme Sensational Effects Eye Shadow Smooth Hold in Trendy for a night out.
When wearing purple shadows, remember to keep the color below your eyelid crease. Pair your shadow with a sheer blush and a pinky-nude lip to complete the look (and keep all the attention on your eyes)!
-Nina Ramadan, beauty intern
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Juniata resident, Robert "Bob" L. Southworth, passed away Monday, October 7, 2013 at Nebraska Heart Institute, Lincoln, Nebraska.
Memorial Service will be Friday, October 11, 2013; 10:30 A.M. at Butler Volland Chapel, Hastings with Father Michael Houlihan officiating. Private family burial will be at a later date in Parkview Cemetery, Hastings, Nebraska. Memorials may be given to St. Michael's Catholic Church or Start Over Rover. There will be no viewing or visitation.
Bob was born February 19, 1959 in Ord, Nebraska to Eugene & Lucille (Marshall) Southworth. He grew up in Nebraska and graduated from Sargent High School in 1978. After graduating from high school, Bob moved to Hastings to attend Central Community College before starting to work at Parkview Cemetery. Bob worked for the City of Hastings at Parkview Cemetery for 32 years as a grounds keeper and maintenance worker. He married Paula Diers on June 18, 1983, in Hastings. They were married for 30 years. Their son Dustin was born June 20, 1986. Bob enjoyed spending time with his family and being outdoors. Some of his favorite activities were, riding four wheelers in the mountains, fishing at Waconda Lake (Glen Elder), putting in a huge garden and working with his dog, Ginger.
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Wife: Paula Southworth – Juniata, NE
Son: Dustin Southworth – Juniata, NE
Mother & Step-Father: Lucille & James Roby – Hastings, NE
Brothers & Sister-in-law: Eugene Southworth – Camden, NJ
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|By Jeremy Geelan
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|November 23, 2004 12:00 AM EST
This exclusive interview with John A. Swainson was conducted by JDJ publisher Jeremy Geelan and originally published in the print edition of JDJ's May 2004 issue.
Jeremy Geelan: Let's start at 35,000 feet: What's been the main impact of IBM's "On Demand" vision on the Information Technology scene to date?
Swainson: Let's start by defining "on demand." First, on demand reflects what our customers are doing with their businesses - streamlining their business processes to make them more flexible and adaptive to new markets and opportunities. They use information technology as a tool to integrate these processes, so obviously IT is a critical enabler of on demand. In the case of IBM software, our focus has been on making sure customers can use our products - WebSphere, DB2, Lotus, Tivoli, and Rational - to establish what we call an on demand operating environment, which is a middleware infrastructure that gives our customers a way to build, integrate, and manage their new and existing applications.
Making it possible for people to do this required that we create a new, standards-based computing model. This model is based on the technical principles of a service-oriented architecture. It is delivered in our products, ones like WebSphere Business Integration, that customers can buy today. However, more and more, we are seeing customers starting to approach this from the business process angle, using our business consultants to define the business processes, and then tying the delivery of those processes to a set of technology models that help them achieve their goals.
Many customers have begun to realize the business benefits of on demand. Charles Schwab has implemented a WebSphere-based solution to allow their financial advisors to deliver portfolio analyses to their clients in near real time. By taking advantage of grid computing features in WebSphere, they have been able to make more efficient use of server resources and reduce the elapsed time to run these transactions from 8 - 10 minutes to just 15 seconds.
Jeremy Geelan: How favorably does it resonate with your customers, the fourfold typology of 21st century businesses as needing to be responsive, resilient, variable, and focused? Are there any further attributes that have emerged as being equally important?
Swainson: On demand resonates very well with customers because it maps to what businesses today are trying to do - find ways to be more flexible and responsive in order to stay competitive. It manifests itself in things like our WebSphere and Tivoli products, where systems become self-monitoring and self-healing, cutting down on system outages and enabling employees to spend more time on higher-level tasks. We're also seeing more interest in business process integration projects geared to specific industries.
Jeremy Geelan: How large do SOAs loom in IBM's vision for the future?
Swainson: IBM has been helping customers build service-oriented architectures for more than 10 years, because SOA is a design pattern, not a product per se. We have thousands of customers who have built these on WebSphere and MQ. Based on this experience, we have worked with the industry to define a set of standards and have codified successful implementations into a set of templates and guidelines for our services teams to use.
We have worked with thousands of customers on Web services and SOA engagements, and we lead the industry in every aspect of SOA, including products, standards, education, services, and experience. Our work includes standards created by the big market share of products like WebSphere MQ enterprise messaging, as well as more formal standards. IBM was a primary driver behind the Web Services Interoperability Organization, and we work with other vendors to introduce specifications for transactions, reliability, management, and grid computing. JSR109 is a recent example.
Jeremy Geelan: And grid computing - where does that fit in?
Swainson: Grid computing is another technical underpinning of an on demand environment. We've been helping our customers develop grids for years, primarily for scientific analysis. Now IBM is introducing technology that can be applied to commercial grid environments to make them easier and less expensive to implement.
Jeremy Geelan: In terms of the competitive landscape, since Gartner reported that 37% of all deployed application servers were WebLogic vs. IBM (at 22%), things have changed dramatically. What are the current statistics in terms of market share between you and BEA?
Swainson: Last year Gartner reported that IBM's share of the application server market rose to 37% in 2002 from 31% in 2001, making us the market leader. BEA dropped to second place, with market share declining 5 points, to 29%. Our goal was to become the market leader, and we think we're extending our lead.
Jeremy Geelan: When talking to your customers, what are the key integration drivers from their perspective, and how is IBM delivering on each of them?
Swainson: Integration is a must, but the integration priorities of customers are unique depending on the size of the business, the industry they compete in, the customer's long-term goals, and the customer's technology capability. There are a couple of key themes that rise to the top. Customers want to link different areas of their business with those of their clients and partners, and they want to leverage as much of their existing infrastructure as possible.
We help them get there with IBM's open, standards-based approach to integration, with WebSphere. We enable customers to automate the flow of information and process transactions to help them become more agile and responsive. We use horizontal end-to-end integration to leverage existing investments to increase business flexibility and efficiency and drive ROI. IBM can tailor integration solutions to best suit the needs and priorities of any customer, no matter the industry. IBM offers 63 industry-tailored software solutions spanning 12 industries. And every one of those 63 solutions is based on WebSphere.
Jeremy Geelan: How about the breakdown between large enterprises and SMBs - where does IBM see the most growth? What kind of things are you doing for the SMB space?
Swainson: The SMB marketplace represents a big opportunity for top line revenue growth for IBM. According to AMI-Partners, the overall market opportunity for SMBs last year was $300 billion, and it is the fastest-growing segment of the IT market - growing faster than the IT market as a whole. SMB is also the fastest-growing market segment for IBM. We just announced a strong start to this year with first quarter SMB growth at 15% year to year - thanks in large part to a partner ecosystem that delivers more than half of IBM's total SMB revenue. Local and regional ISVs represent a cornerstone of IBM's SMB strategy - more than half of all mid-sized customer IT investments are based on the application decision.
Also, while SMBs may not have the size, global reach, and revenues of larger organizations, they still have the desire to have a successful, profitable, and growing business. IBM's Express portfolio of middleware, hardware, services, and financing is a comprehensive suite of offerings built from the ground up for SMB customers and priced with their needs in mind.
Jeremy Geelan: Jonathan Schwartz went on record in JDJ as saying "middleware is history." Clearly that wasn't meant literally, but he was saying that end-to-end "systems" will supplant it as a focus. Is the IBM view that middleware, on the contrary, is just beginning?
Swainson: Saying that middleware is "history" is laughable. IBM has tens of thousands of customers who need and use middleware for transactions, data management, development tools, systems management, security, and collaboration in a heterogeneous systems environment. The WebSphere platform experienced 12% revenue growth in 2003 over the previous year. The WebSphere platform grew 24% in 1Q04, marking its twenty-second consecutive quarter of revenue growth
Jeremy Geelan: Scott McNealy once said "We're down to three - IBM, Microsoft, and Sun." Does the recent Microsoft-Sun pact change anything as far as IBM is concerned?
Swainson: Sun is a distant fourth or fifth in middleware market share, depending on which study you're looking at. We haven't heard much about what the deal really means for Sun, Microsoft, and the future of Java, but we haven't heard that Sun is backing away from Java either. I expect that Microsoft will continue to try to convince people to move from Java to their proprietary language environment, and I expect that Sun will continue to strongly support Java.
Jeremy Geelan: Some of IBM's moves in the Java space appear to be moving away from Sun - Eclipse tooling rather than NetBeans, SWT instead of Swing, and now a new virtual machine. From one perspective it looks like IBM is trying to break away from having any licensed Sun code in its product offerings. Is this the end game?
Swainson: IBM created Eclipse because there was no industry standard for building and integrating application development tools. We see Eclipse as very supportive of Java, and it has made a large contribution to Java's success in the marketplace - and with more than 18 million downloads, it is by far the most widely adopted Java development environment. Interestingly, it is also being broadly used in non-Java environments as well, with a great deal of activity in the community now to build C and C++ tools based on Eclipse.
SWT was developed because many of our customers demanded user experiences that the Java Swing code couldn't provide. The whole notion behind Swing is to have a consistent UI model across clients; SWT, on the other hand, allows people to build UIs that are deeply integrated with the look and feel of the host platform. So you can build Windows applications with that look and feel that fully integrate into the Windows desktop, and the same goes with Linux and pervasive platforms. Having said that, Swing is part of the Java standard, and IBM delivers more products using Swing technology than anyone else in the industry.
Jeremy Geelan: Scott McNealy told IBM to stop pushing him to open source Java until you do the same with DB2. If Java is not open sourced, how does this affect IBM's licenses with Sun in the future? How serious was the call to Sun to collaborate with you on an open source implementation of Java?
Swainson: We have been stating for years that we'd like Sun to make Java a true open standard, and we remain optimistic. IBM's long-standing support for open source is based on our conviction that openness creates new opportunities and spurs innovation. Open source also gives customers choice and helps them meet their IT needs more quickly and effectively. An open source Java platform would be good for the industry, good for customers, and good for Java.
Jeremy Geelan: What major product announcements is IBM likely to make this summer, or should we be waiting for the fall for the next big additions?
Swainson: Later this year we'll be announcing the next generation of WebSphere Application Server, Version 6. It will be the foundation for IBM's on demand operating environment and will advance IBM's leadership in things like grid and autonomic computing, security, systems management, application development, and SOAs. We'll also begin rolling out software that will closely integrate IBM's market-leading WebSphere MQ messaging software with high-level integration to form a single Enterprise Service Bus infrastructure.
All these products are part of IBM's effort to help customers compete more effectively in the marketplace. We will continue to help customers solve pain points, such as integrating far-flung silos of information across the enterprise and with trading partners. And we will continue to deliver on IBM's on demand vision through industry leadership in open standards, ongoing investment in research and software development, strategic acquisitions of companies like Rational and, more recently, Trigo and Candle, and our unmatched portfolio of software, hardware, services and financing. That's how we are making on demand a reality for our customers.
|Janelle Hill 11/23/04 05:26:14 PM EST
You have a fact backwards. One place you say (webLogic BEA product) has 37% according to Gartner but IBMer says last year''s Gartner report put IBM at 37% (Websphere). Which was it last year? I think IBM had lead. Would like to know this year''s numbers.
|Elvisita''s Dad 11/23/04 05:25:44 PM EST
Who Cares! IBM is the world''s leading "outsourcerer" and hence on my Sh*t list. Boycott them I say!
|Claudia 11/23/04 05:25:09 PM EST
According to a recent Barron''s article, IBM''s software unit did not receive any bonuses as a result of their poor performance over the past year and only grew about 1%, primarily from growth in the Rational software division. Also who has a WSJ subscription can read the follwing article, very interesting: http://online.wsj.com/barrons/article/0,,SB107671594816229855-search,00 Extracts: "...IBM''s software execs were shut out of a portion of their 2003 bonuses because of lackluster sales growth. Smith Barney software analyst Tom Berquist, who tracks IBM''s software performance relative to the companies he covers, estimates that Big Blue''s software sales grew only 1% after accounting for foreign-exchange gains. And he agreed with us that the bulk of that came from IBM''s Rational software outfit, which it acquired in 2003..." "...Berquist points out that IBM reported that WebSphere, which competes directly with BEA Systems'' WebLogic software, was up 10% for the fourth quarter. But a closer look at the numbers, Berquist says, indicates little change from previous quarters wherever the two companies compete head-to-head.
"IBM in most cases bundles software with mainframe sales, [and thus] it is likely that most -- if not all -- of WebSphere''s growth is on the mainframe side," Berquist notes. ..."
Not to mention the fact that many sales and managers of the software division from IBM left...
|towatatalko 11/23/04 05:24:34 PM EST
Few years back when IBM first started looking into Linux as the means of support for mainframes and later zSeries they picked four Linux developers: Red Hat, SuSE, Turbolinux, and believe it or not Caldera. Out of those Caldera was out and behind in development, so they were counted out. Turbo and SuSE were the strongest and delivered timely products for S/390, AS400, RS6000. But Turbo had to close its US operations and laid off its staff in South San Francisco in July 2001 and 2002. So, naturally only SuSE and RH remained. But RH was far behind in development of mainframe products as compared to SuSE and Turbo, simply put Red Hat was not even a player among mainframe community who were already well versed with SuSE and Turbo. In other words when Investing $50M in Novell/SUSE, IBM just naturally picked the best out there for their mainframes, that's all it is to it, they rewarded SuSE, because they got most consistent and best software development from them.
|barthrh2 11/23/04 05:23:46 PM EST
In December 2000 IBM committed to invest $1Billion in Linux software, hardware, services, the open source community and partnerships during 2001. That's only 2001! If anything, they have only increase their rate of investment.
|slackr 11/23/04 05:23:03 PM EST
IBM is huge. They retooled as a consulting company so they deliver "solutions" more than hardware, and that is why they've been big on Linux. Basically, there are a ton of little Linux consultants out there but for top-tier corporations you would only hire a company of large standing. IBM is really the only player in this type of (growing) Linux market (although Sun is moving in that direction, but my boss thinks that Big Blue will want to buy them out.)
|sofist 11/23/04 05:22:08 PM EST
IBM is not stupid. They do not want to create another Microsoft. They are going to play on two horses, one being Red Hat and the other SUSE/Novell. This makes room for IBM to make A LOT of money by selling hardware. Don't worry, in five years, there will still be Red Hat *and* SUSE - both having around 30% of the market. IBM will make it so.
|jdifo88ol 11/23/04 05:21:29 PM EST
None of the 5 mentions: how long until IBM buys out Novell?
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Kalamata Hummus
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 2 tablespoons hummus and 2 pita wedges)
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- Calories: 92
- Fat: 2.0g
- Saturated fat: 0.3g
- Protein: 3.0g
- Carbohydrate: 15.7g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
- Iron: 1.0mg
- Sodium: 272mg
- Calories from fat: 19%
- Fiber: 1.9g
- Calcium: 28mg
- 1 (15.5-ounce) can chickpeas (garbanzo beans), undrained
- 1/4 cup chopped green onions
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped pitted kalamata olives
- 2 teaspoons olive oil
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 (6-inch) pitas, each cut into 8 wedges
- Drain chickpeas; set aside 3 tablespoons liquid and 1 cup chickpeas. Reserve remaining chickpeas and liquid for another use.
- Place chickpeas, reserved liquid, and next 7 ingredients in a food processor; process 2 minutes or until very smooth. Serve immediately, or cover and chill at least 1 hour. Serve with pita wedges.
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- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Food Processor
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I'm a big fan of white walls and colorful kitchen and dining chairs. So when the two were married in the image above, I nearly fell out of my avocado-colored seat. I could live with this look forever, but tell us...could you?
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Love it! So clean and simple, but cheerful. Is that a red highchair? Anyone know the source?
I love the chair colors, but the kitchen as a whole reminds me of a very clean mechanic's shop. I think it's the overwhelming shine of the floor and the tile.
@ABanana, looks like a Tripp Trapp?
I love the idea of this, but I would want all those stools to be the candy colors, too - the silver adds to that "clean mechanic's shop" vibe for me. So clean and cheery! Also, I'm not 100% sure, but I think I love the counter/bar/dining table - that's very smart!
Ha ha - just saw the first episode of the new season of Ab Fab. Edina has the colorful Tolix chairs in her kitchen now. "Very now, darling."
Yup, that's a Tripp Trapp--they're great. Small footprint for your small person (most highchairs hog the whole darn floor!).
I love this kitchen! I don't think it would feel cold or industrial if it was in constant use. But the table--how do you get AROUND it? You don't, right? That would drive me bonkers. But I love the brightness and air.
I don't mind the white in general, but I wish the walls had at least a minimal texture to them. White paint on drywall reminds me of cheap apartments and looks unfinished/lazy to me. This look is clearly intentional, but I just can't get past the upper half of the walls...
@KLY108 AB FAB! was my first thought too.Bar is in the way....how do you get to the bolli.LOL! Don't worry...Pats will burn it down.
I actually love this kitchen and the chairs,with wood counters are making it for me.This white kitchen IS very well done.Love it.
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The Steve Show was a lot of fun. I hosted it with my mates and along the way I interviewed a lot of my favourite people, from Aimee Mann and Billy Bragg to LL Cool J and Mr T. We had great live sessions from people like Laura Marling and Amanda Palmer. One year we presented the show from the Glastonbury Festival and ten minutes before we were supposed to go on air the mobile studio blew up. We got on air an hour late in a foul mood.
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One of the more interesting developments last week was a meeting between Medway MPs with Barbara Peacock. The big question eminating from the meeting - aside from the lack of detail - was why Cllr Les Wicks and Rehman Chisthi MP were not in attendance.
Was this a diary oversight?
Given both Cllr Les Wicks and Rehman Chisthi MP represent all and 2/5ths respectively of the population of the Medway towns; and one is the MP for Gillingham and Rainham; it just seems to many parents that once again the Medway Tories as a whole are not prioritizing the issue of Primary Schools.
Indeed, before posting this blog I waited a few days to ascertain whether follow up meetings were due to occur; perhaps a press statement from Rehman's office or a comment from Les Wicks on the meeting. I have heard nothing which is not to say nothing is happening, merely perhaps it has not been communicated well to the public, which given public interest is important as well.
Having meetings with officers is of course important and Mark Reckless, to be fair, has done an analysis of sorts on schooling in Rochester and Strood, though his solution limited to procuring good headteachers; but the public need an action plan and also follow through on what happens if results are still poor by Autumn / Winter 2013. Given our MPs are involved this surely now becomes an issue they should all accept responsibility for.
No one is expecting miracles but the public need to know by what measure is considered a success on KS2 and OFSTED; because without a coherent and firm direction of travel parents will righly ask whether anyone is to be held to account should, once again I fear, we remain close to the bottom of the table.
It does not look good that Rehman Chisthi appears absent when it comes to cross-constituency working in Medway. One would hope that securing improvements to Primary School results would stand above all other issues.
Labour is willing to work to improve results but we do believe that with a new, and highly capable, officer that new political direction from the Council is required. It is not a partisan point because the opposition don't call for every portfolio to resign; but do believe Cllr Wicks has outlived the role which is shared on Tory blogs and we suspect in the Conservative membership.
We and they are not alone in this assessment; the press and public share concern which is why MPs refusing to answer the question on political direction; and whether they back Cllr Wicks; could be considered dereliction of responsibility. How can they claim to be standing up for pupils when pressed on the political direction, which is the area of MPs expertise is it not, they simply refuse to deal with the issue?
For an MP to say they only wanted to meet the officer in my mind is counter-intuitive; and highlights the level to which they are unwilling to engage on the substance which in the case of MPs is the politic as well the outcomes. In the case of education in Medway the two are linked because the Council Portfolio holder is the face of policy and delivery to the public.
In some cases new direction requires renewed political leadership; they either agree or disagree with this position
I assume a follow-up meeting will occur with Rehman and Les Wicks and perhaps then the public can get some concrete proposals which the public can scrutinise and hold those in office to account.
If we don't get concrete proposals then the public will rightly hold our MPs to account for the failure to lead on this crucial area.


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Confirmed International Speakers: N. Bovin (Moscow), J. Hirabayashi (AIST Tsukuba), O. Blixt (Copenhagen), P. Seeberger (ETH Zürich), D. Wang (Stanford)
Glycomics, the mapping of all carbohydrate-protein interactions within tissue or an organism, is still in its infancy compared to the subjects of genomics and proteomics. A key technology in glycomics promises to be micro-arrays populated with natural oligosaccharide structures and their analogues. The workshop discusses advances in carbohydrate arrays, which require a diverse range of expertise - from the cell biologists who advise on the most likely interactions to the chemists who produce carbohydrates, arrays and detection systems to define these interactions. The meeting aims to bring together both 'producers' and 'users' of glycoarrays, provide an update of current technologies and provide the opportunity to discuss future directions in the area.
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Wait, is that... human bones on Mars? Not quite, conspiracy theorists: in fact it's just a rock that happens to look a little bit like a femur thigh bone. It was snapped by the Mars rover Curiosity using its MastCam. [NASA]
Your house on Mars could be a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment with six-sided rooms laid out in a hex-based grid.
Dining on alien planets might be a way off, but at least when we do there will be salad — because we've already developed the means to grow lettuce on other worlds.
To celebrate the second anniversary of the Curiousity rover being on Mars, Google has launched Maps for Mars and the Moon. Getting pin man into space is pretty easy, if you follow a few steps.
MOXIE is a machine that sucks in carbon dioxide from the Martian atmosphere and pumps out pure oxygen for use in rocket fuel — or someday, for humans to breathe.
NASA reports that its Opportunity Rover clocked up 25.01 miles of driving on the Red Planet—setting a record for the longest distance a vehicle has driven outside Earth.
This is the most detailed map of the surface of Mars yet.
Buzz Aldrin was the second man to ever set foot on the moon, and he has some opinions about how things should go down when humans first set foot on Mars.
The space agency currently has an unsustainable strategy for landing human feet on the surface of the red planet.
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Andy Reid is Kansas City-bound.
The Andy Reid sweepstakes ended Friday as the former Eagles head coach landed in the land of barbecue, Kansas City, to coach the Chiefs.
Reid has agreed to a five-year deal which gives him authority over football decisions, just as he had in Philadelphia.
After rumors of the Chargers and Cardinals being interested in Reid, and the Cardinals seeming almost certain to sign Reid, Big Red instead signed with the Chiefs.
Kansas City was an NFL-worst 2-14 this season but they still offer the former Eagles coach plenty.
For those reasons, The Chiefs made sense for Reid. Add in the fact that the team canned General Manager Scott Pioli opening up that position for former Reid crony Tom Heckert, and it's similarly a no-brainer.
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Many elderly Americans are close enough to poverty's edge that Social Security cuts of any size could push them over the brink. Following the government shutdown drama, politicians in Washington appear hopelessly divided, according to conventional wisdom. Fair enough. But there's at least one area where many politicians from both of the major parties …
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