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Sometimes, the most telling facts are the ones your briefers don't want to mention. On a hot, sunny day in early May, I sat with other reporters at an International Security Assistance Force briefing in Afghanistan's violence-wracked Ghazni province, otherwise known as Regional Command East. The ISAF civilian-military team, using laser pointers on a map, highlighted a few peaceful districts colored green and many others colored red, where the Taliban was still fighting, although the briefers said that "progress" was evident. One district in the south called Nawa, a spit of Afghan land that descended close to Pakistan's tribal regions, was colored black, not green or red.
Why black? "That means we don't go there at all," one briefer explained. "It's totally under the sway of the Taliban." He moved on quickly, but the forbidding dark blot on the map sent a clear message: Even though this region is now as secure as it's ever likely to get—NATO forces are still near the height of President Obama's 33,000 troop "surge," before troops leave in 2014—the allies have already written off this part of the country bordering Pakistan as lost.
The next day, the dangers of this outcome were driven home to us in the nearby village of Zana Khan, when U.S. and Afghan officials presided over a huge hold-and-clear operation to proudly host a shura—a village meeting—demonstrating how the Afghan government is winning hearts and minds (Although ISAF described the operation as Afghan-led, Polish helicopters hovered, dropping flare-like countermeasures.) All went well, but sitting on the side of the dusty square, a 32-year-old farmer named Mohammed quietly warned us: "Two hours after you leave, the Taliban will be back." Mohammed then pointed to the crowd squinting into the sun and listening docilely. "They are all Taliban," he declared.
And sure enough, shortly after the meeting—less than a half hour later—mortar shells from the hills surrounding the village sent us scurrying for cover. The Taliban munitions almost certainly were ferreted in from Pakistani tribal regions.
Fast-forward two weeks to the NATO summit in Chicago, which ended on Monday. Lots of triumphal talk from attendees about a 2014 exit and a stable Afghanistan. Fifty—count 'em, 50—nations committed to Afghanistan's future. Also among the invitees, however, were Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari and other senior officials. Zardari was there even though he and his government had refused even to allow overland NATO travel in the wake of bitter tensions resulting from U.S. strikes at the border and from last May's raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad.
More significantly, U.S. officials have begun to acknowledge, more bluntly than ever before, that Pakistan's senior military and intelligence apparatus is supporting and funding the same Taliban fighters who are killing NATO soldiers—not just Americans, but also Germans, French, Italians, and Canadians—and endangering the outcome of America's longest war. Even the U.S. Embassy in Kabul—"which is American soil," U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Ryan Crocker angrily noted in an interview—was twice attacked by what Crocker described as "Pakistan-based insurgents." Last fall, outgoing Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mike Mullen called the terrorist Haqqani network in Pakistan's tribal regions, the suspect behind the embassy attack, a "veritable arm" of Pakistan's intelligence service.
Yet there it was in Chicago, the Pakistan delegation, welcomed because President Bush in 2004 had designated Pakistan a "major non-NATO ally," ushered around as if it was just another ISAF member in good standing. Pakistan, America's ally in the war on terrorism. Pakistan, supporter of terror, aider and abettor to the killing of Americans, and now an adversary of the greatest military alliance in history.
There is nothing very new, of course, about Pakistan's two-faced behavior. It is a problem that has dogged Washington since well before 9/11. Pakistan's military and intelligence services, which effectively run that nominally democratic country, have long seen radical Islamist groups, including the Taliban, as a strategic counterbalance to the influence of Pakistan's bitter rival, Hindu-dominated India, in Afghanistan and south-central Asia. The upshot is that despite fitful efforts to rein in the worst of the jihadists, Pakistan offers a safe haven to the rest of them—and permanent access to Afghanistan just across the border. "Any other country, we'd be calling them a state sponsor of terrorism," said a former senior U.S. diplomat who has served as ambassador to Islamabad. "It's inconceivable that we give $3 billion a year to a country that would harbor Osama bin Laden." Yet we do.
What is new about this moment in history is that, for Washington and other leading NATO members, the stakes are higher than they have ever been, and the Pakistan problem, which until now has been considered a mere complicating factor in Afghanistan, has become acute and central. So much so that failing to deal with it could very well lead to the biggest foreign-policy failure of the Obama administration. Why? Because even as NATO troops prepare to depart, Obama in recent weeks has committed the United States—and NATO—to remain there in a robust way, to "train, advise, and assist" for years, possibly decades, to come, as he said in Chicago on Monday. And there may even be some hope, for the first time, in Afghanistan, absent the Pakistan problem.
This article appears in the May 26, 2012 edition of National Journal Magazine.

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Maybe it's George Carlinish, but Border Patrol agents should not use the word "wetback."
Agents and every law enforcement officer of any stripe also should not use words like: Nigger, retard, faggot, kike, slut or bitch.
That's seven words they should never use. There are others.
Journalists, and most other people also would be wise not to use the words, but police officers, a taxpayer funded community service armed by the government, should excise them from their own personal vocabularies.
Register reporter Jessica Cuffman is following up a story she reported Saturday headlined "Agency profiles 'wetbacks.'" It detailed a lawsuit in Erie County Common Pleas Court that appears to document instances in which the Border Patrol Sandusky Post commander used the racial slurs "wets" and "wetbacks" in communications and emails with subordinates at the federal agency.
The local Border Patrol has been out of control for years and accountable to nobody for its actions. Federal officials have done nothing to address abuses that occur.
Since the Border Patrol is a federal agency, Cuffman emailed a copy of the story to U.S. senators Sherrod Brown and Robert Portman, and U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur, the area's federal representatives. Here are the questions she posed for them:
1. Is it appropriate for Border Patrol agents, particularly the agent in charge of the local office, to use the term "wetback" when referring to a Hispanic person?
2. If it is inappropriate, what would be a suitable course of action or discipline for agents who use this term?
3. What action or study should be undertaken to identify the tactics and alleged profiling used by Sandusky Bay Border Patrol agents?
4. If, as the lawsuit alleges, Border Patrol agents use racial profiling to identify possible suspects, would your office take action to address this issue?
We're looking forward to receiving responses from our federal representatives. In the meantime, please feel free to share how you might answer the questions, or how you believe Kaptur and the senators should answer them, by commenting below.


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Ive got to beat another 3 teams in producing something that allows a human to take a reaction test and react the quickest.
I know one team have looked into peoples ages etc ad have a fast button that someone will press. Surely there must be a device I could produce which takes a human blink to win the test ? or capture anther muscle movement ? Would that work ? would t be quicker ? anyone know any states or what I could do ? any help would be great.
Do you actually notice when you open your eyes that the light is still turning on, or does it actually look like its been on the whole time?
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I've made literally dozens and dozens of like but not the same popover recipes. I left the salt out (restrictions), used Pam butter spray to "grease" the large muffin sized pan, but it made no difference, these are by far the easiest and best turned out popovers I have ever made. One must follow the directions exactly and the oven must be properly preheated, but if one does follow exactly, this is a no fail, excellent recipe for popovers without needed speciality pans, butter, extra calories, ect. Excellent.
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Excellent recipe. I tested some variations with 3 of the 6 popover cups. For 3 I preheated the custard cups with a small dab of butter in each. Those 3 rose higher and came out of the cups more easily than the 3 that were not preheated and did not have the dab of butter in the bottom (before adding the batter). Also, to prevent the likelihood of getting too dark, I reduced the temp to 350 after 15 minutes and then reduced the 350 bake time to 15 minutes.
We enjoyed popovers the other night so I thought I'd try this recipe and (with my fingers crossed) hoped that they'd turn out just as good. Well, they did! I did take another's advice who stated that they added 1 tsp of vanilla to the batter. Also, after I reduced the heat to 350 degrees, I only had to bake for 10 min (thus, total baking time was 30 min). Had I baked any longer, these goodies would have been burnt. Although they taste just as good as "Cold Oven Popoevrs" (also found on this site), I like that recipe a little better b/c you aren't messing with the oven temp. Still, excellent recipe with excellent results!! One last thing, I made "Cinnamon Honey Butter" (again, from this site) and spread it inside the warm popovers...yup! I'm in heaven!! Thanks Christy!
This is a really good popover recipe, the only reason it doesn't get 5 stars is because of the directions. Popovers "pop" better when a) the milk and eggs are room temperature before mixing and b) the pan is preheated. If you follow those two easy steps along with this recipe you'll have perfect popovers every time. I've made this recipe several times and will continue to do so!
I have been making popovers now for over 20 years. I thought that I might have a lead hand. When they popped they did not taste very good and when they did not pop so much, the flavor was good. This recipe is my very first success. I used popover pans that are non-stick and I never thought to butter the outside top of the pans but next time I will because that is how huge they ended up being. I cannot thank you enough. I also reduced the cooking time and put a dot of butter in the bottom of each tin. Wonderful
Ok, I don't want to rate this yet becuase evidently it is me that is the problem, not the recipe. I tried making these twice..folling the directions exactly and being careful not to over mix. The second time I tried baking at 450 for 15 min and then 350 for 15 min...each time the same thing happens. They fall in the middle and they are heavy like a paperweight.
Someone please let me know what I am doing wrong.
These Popovers come out crusty on the outside, and soft in the center, almost like churos! I add 1/2t. vanilla to the batter. For serving, I have a bowl of cinnamon and sugar to sprinkle on them (once they've been torn open). My husband loves them, so I make them as a weekend breakfast treat.
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Toronto Pride 2012: Out, Loud, and Proud
"We call this a loonie," she said, holding the coin to the sunlight. It was brand new, freshly minted, which was what had caught our attention. "See the loon? Most of the our coins have animals on them."
A loonie for the Canadian dollar coin - and a toonie for the two-dollar coin - and such happiness in explaining a shiny disc of metal to a Toronto newbie.
They're all like that, those Torontonians: so friendly and amiable and always willing to share a little tidbit or insight about their city. Torontonians wear civic pride the way New Yorkers wear armor. They want to show you a good time in the town they call home - and especially during Toronto Pride.
One of the world's largest Pride celebrations with an estimated attendance of 1.2 million people, Toronto Pride is a two-time winner of "Best Festival in Canada" and one of the "Top 50 Festivals" in Ontario, as well as one of Toronto's eight city-designated signature events. The ten-day Pride Week includes a three-day street festival during which Church Street, the backbone of Toronto's Gay Village, is closed to all but pedestrians and subsequently becomes a utopian amalgam of Mardi Gras, Halloween, and the LGBT home planet.
Nearly 300 entertainers, including such world-class DJs and performers as Larry Tee, Tom Stephan (Superchumbo), Lady Miss Kier, Corey Hart, Naked Boys Singing, Mickey Friedmann, Stephan Grondin, Javier Medina, and dozens of others perform on seven stages spread out across 24 city blocks, making the entire neighborhood an ongoing spectacle of non-stop, live entertainment.
A city of 2.4 million residents (with a metropolitan population of over 6 million), Toronto's greater LGBT population numbers about 650,000 - but during Toronto Pride, the more appropriate acronym is LGBTTIQQ2SA, which means Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Questioning, 2-Spirited, and Allies, which basically includes the entire population of Toronto, which might be one good reason why nearly everyone within vicinity turns out for Toronto Pride to party all day and night and howl at the moon.
While most other cities around the world celebrate Pride with a march or a parade, Toronto has three: the Dyke March, the Trans March, and the Pride Parade. With more than 150 floats and marching (or dancing) contingents, this year's Pride Parade included sponsors such as Trojan, Viagra, Bud Light, and Google - or, in other words, sex, alcohol, and technology, the holy trinity of modern gay life.
Early on Sunday morning, Torontonians and tourists start lining up behind the barricades along Bloor and Yonge Street (which is, incidentally, the longest street in the world at nearly 1,200 miles) and remain there, five-deep, for the duration of the cacophonous celebration.
Toronto's finest wear rainbow boas and share hugs and photographs with resplendent drag queens. Children wave rainbow flags and grandparents cheer their gay grandchildren and spectators line the rooftops as confetti bombs explode in the streets. Nearly everyone is smiling, evoking that sense of "collective joy" that historian Barbara Ehrenreich chronicled in "Dancing in the Streets," her study of communal celebrations.
A non-profit organization, with over 1,300 volunteers, Toronto Pride maintains an environmentally friendly footprint throughout the ten-day street fair and festival, with no Styrofoam, numerous recycling stations, and high-efficiency LED stage lights.
Over at Green Space on Church, the four-day festival in Cawthra Square Park is "celebrating difference" for the benefit of the 519 Church Street Community Centre. Brilliantly programmed by Ian Abinakle with a roster of all-star DJs including Frankie Knuckles, Ana Paula, Abel, Isaac Escalante, and hosts including Eliad Cohen and performers such as Sofonda Cox, all of the proceeds from the all-day parties (more than $250,000) support the 519's community programs. With a disco ball spinning in the night sky amidst an illuminated forest of rainbow-colored trees, thousands of people dance in joyful exultation alongside Toronto's AIDS Memorial. And so it is that the spirits of those who came before, paving the paths of protest and activism, join with us in "collective joy."
This year's Grand Marshal Goran Miletic, an LGBT civil rights advocate for Western Balkan and Southern European countries, is also the organizer for "Equality for Sexual Minorities" conferences, a poignant reminder that Toronto Pride's freedoms and joys provide a beacon of hope for LGBT Pride events around the world.
One of the most diverse populations in the world, the citizenry of Toronto includes over 200 ethnic groups, speaking more than 130 languages and dialects. More than fifty percent of Toronto's populace was born outside Canada - and only Miami, Florida in the US has a higher percentage of foreign-born citizens. The point being, Toronto exists as a city and population showing the rest of the world how it's done: how to celebrate difference in the name of diversity and pride.
Nearly thirty years before the Emancipation Proclamation ended slavery in the United States, Upper Canada banned slavery in 1834, enabling escaped African-Americans to settle in Toronto. More than 175 years later, Toronto's spirit of inclusion serves as a bellwether of pride for LGBT people the world over.
Small wonder then that the next World Pride will be held in Toronto in 2014. Mark your calendars - and celebrate Pride with the world.
Hilton Toronto Hotel: First of all, this is not your grandmother's Hilton. Oh, no, far from it - although if your grandmother is as sophisticated, urban, and stylish as Carmen Dell'Orefice, she'll have a wonderful time in residence at this cosmopolitan urban retreat.
Located between the financial and entertainment districts of downtown Toronto, the Hilton Toronto Hotel is right next door to the Four Seasons Center for the Performing Arts (home of the Canadian Opera Company) and a few short blocks from Hudson Bay Company's flagship store and Toronto's largest downtown mall, Toronto Eaton Centre.
Built in 1980 and renovated in 2000, the Hilton Toronto Hotel recently put the finishing touches on a new renovation of the main lobby and restaurant, which has resulted in an open floor plan and a buzzing night scene at Tundra, the Hilton Toronto Hotel's celebrated cocktail bar, lounge, and restaurant, helmed by Chef Kevin Prendergast.
Rooms on the Executive floors are contemporary and elegant, with jaw-dropping views of the Toronto skyline. Amenities include complimentary high-speed Internet, nightly turndown service, and ergonomic desk chairs. Guests on the Executive floors have access to the Executive Lounge on the 32nd floor, where a breakfast buffet is served alongside panoramic views of Lake Ontario and the CN Tower. Evening cocktails and an honor bar are supplemented by hot and cold hors d'oeuvres, making the Executive Lounge a lovely perch from which to witness the segue from day into evening.
In clement weather, the hotel's heated indoor/outdoor pool is framed by a lushly landscaped terrace (and herb garden) with lounge chairs and bird's eye views of neighboring office towers. There are few things so indulgent as enjoying the perquisites of an urban resort - while all around you, people scribble at their desks.
One of the joys of a respite at the Hilton Toronto Hotel is the well-managed and courteous staff, all of whom are as professional as they are friendly. Your grandmother would be impressed - and you'll be happy hosting a cocktail party in her honor in your Hilton Toronto Executive suite.
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As a junior: Made 39 appearances and 29 starts for Quinnipiac, while posting a team and league leading ERA of 1.42...Collected 23 wins and three saves on the year, while holding opponents to a .179 batting average… Broke the Quinnipiac and NEC single-season strikeout record with a season total of 296 batters…Also eclipsed the Bobcats' single-season record for wins, which had stood at 21…Led the Northeast Conference in several statistical pitching categories, including ERA, opposing batting average, wins, innings pitched (232.1) and batters struck out (296)…Was selected as the Northeast Conference's Pitcher of the Year…Received All-NEC first team honors…Was named Akadema/NEC Pitcher of the Week five times during the 2011 season, on May 9, April 18, April 4, March 21 and March 7…Was named to the 2011 Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Division I All-Northeast Regional second team.
As a sophomore: Appeared in 41 games for the Bobcats, starting in 24 of them... Collected 20 wins the season with a 1.51 ERA...Held opposing batters to a .181 batting average...Set a new Quinnipiac Division 1 record with her 255 strikeouts, beating the 206 strikeouts she earned last season...Was named Akadema/NEC Pitcher of the Week three times during the 2010 season, on May 10, March 22 and March 15.
As a freshman: Appeared in 35 games from the circle, making 27 starts for the Bobcats...Named the NEC Rookie of the Year after she led the conference in strikeouts (206), and was the only pitcher to strike out over 200 batters in the NEC... Finished the season with a 1.68 ERA...Earned 15 wins on the season with five shutouts...Held opposing batters to a league-low .196 batting average...Set a Quinnipiac Division I record with her 206 strikeouts, besting Krista Seeman's 122 strikeouts in 2007...Named the Akadema/NEC Pitcher of the Week on April 6 and 13, and was named the Akadema/NEC Rookie of the Week on April 20 and 27
Before Quinnipiac: Played 4 years of varsity softball at Capistrano Valley High School…Was named Most Valuable Player and the Most Outstanding Female Athlete in CAPO Valley as a senior.
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Sep 8, 2009
In March of last year we went to Las Vegas with some friends to celebrate our friends 50th birthday. He wanted to go to a Nascar race so that was our gift to him. I am not a fan and this was the first race I had ever gone to and it really did not go well for me. That is a long story but I won't go into it today.
Fortunately this wasn't the only part of the trip. We drove into Arizona and did the touristy thing at the Grand Canyon. We stayed in a hotel on the edge of the canyon and it was amazing.
We drove off through the desert and came upon a little town called Chloride. It was very old and had so many special buildings. This was more my style. Many of the yards were full of folk art.
Chloride was founded in the early 1860's and the reason they settled there was to mine the silver as in silver chloride. They also mined gold, zinc, molybdenum, lead and vanadium.
This town is on the old Route 66 and of course we were singing the song. "Get your kicks on Route 66".
There are about 250 residents in Chloride and it is referred to as a living ghost town.
This was really a great little town full of quirky little places. I wasn't the one taking pictures or we would have had a completely different bunch of photos but I quite like the old buildings.
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- claudie said...
Being a Canadian and visiting the same places you have Lori brings back great memories.
I did a post on old gas stations from the past.
Love your OW
Love Claudie
- September 8, 2009 at 8:32 PM
- Wsprsweetly Of Cottages said...
What great pictures! :) Just beautiful...AND funny! Not so sure I would like living in that town...especially at night. Just a thought. :)
- September 8, 2009 at 9:29 PM
- A Stitch In Thyme said...
I want that truck!!! That is a fabulous truck!! Great pictures!! I'd love to live there. I'd have to pretty it up so mona would visit. hehehe... Hugs. Tammy
- September 8, 2009 at 10:05 PM
- Lou said...
Just delightful..
I'm usually the one who wanders off with my camera..happily clicking away..
and then everyone says "May we have copies of YOUR photos for our albums? You always take the best photos!"
of course, I always share..
Great photos!
♥ Lou in Denver
- September 8, 2009 at 11:26 PM
- Jane said...
How beautiful! Your photos capture the enormity of the Grand Canyon...and the humor of the world around it.
Jane (Artfully Graced)
- September 8, 2009 at 11:46 PM
- Riet said...
How wonderful. The Grand Canyon. We have been there many many years ago and I still know how I felt when I saw it for the first time. Great memories. Thank you for sharing and have a nice day.
Riet, The Netherlands
- September 9, 2009 at 1:36 AM
- Sue said...
Oh, the beautiful vastness of the scenery.... That little town reminds me of little villages in northern NM, where I grew up. This is a little nicer, though. What a hoot that old pickup is- head under the hood, and all!
- September 9, 2009 at 2:42 AM
- mbkatc230 said...
Beautiful shots of the Grand Canyon! The colors are just gorgeous. And what a fun little town to find. The truck cracks me up. As the wife of a confirmed "tinkerer" (is that even a word?) that scene looks a little too familiar. And boy, I would love to have that old Coke cooler on the patio! Have a great week. Kathy
- September 9, 2009 at 3:05 AM
- Pat@Back Porch Musings said...
Beautiful photos of the Grand Canyon! Wonderful ODW post!
- September 9, 2009 at 4:11 AM
- Mary said...
The photos are wonderful. I share your fascination with old and unusual places. I hope you are having a wonderful day.
- September 9, 2009 at 8:12 AM
- Joanne said...
Ohhh thanks for posting this. I am getting sort of (for me) excited about going to Arizona in October so this helps ramp up the excitment. Sadly I don't think we get to see Route 66 (we head to New Mexico after the Grand Canyon)
Lovely pictures - hope we can do it the same justice.
- September 9, 2009 at 8:42 AM
- Jennicillin said...
Ah-ha-ha I love the picture with the guys legs hanging out of the truck! Classic!
- September 9, 2009 at 8:56 AM
- Kitty Valerie said...
Ha, ha, ha. The dummies are SO funny. Great pics.
Thanks for sharing. Have a great day,
- September 9, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- Brenda said...
I feel the same way as you do about that car racing stuff. But I love the photography captured in the rest of your trip! Stunning photos!
- September 9, 2009 at 3:47 PM
- Sharing with Sherri said...
I've always wanted to see the Grand Canyon in person. Even more so now after seeing your fabulous photos! Sounds like you had a great time there!
Thanks for sharing!
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Global Warming - Real or faked?
In most places, human induced global warming/climate change due to CO2 emissions is taken as truth simply because people hear about it so much. The Kyoto Protocol and other such agreements are examples of that. But I am skeptical, for a couple of reasons: one, why is there so little true transparency globally on this issue? In my country New Zealand, we have recently implemented an Emissions Trading Scheme, the details of which are classified information - so all we know is roughly how it is supposed to work, and that we have an extra tax to pay.
And two - the percentage of CO2 we emit is so small compared to volcanoes etc...what is wrong with letting nature do what nature does?
I would love to hear what you think, I have absolutely no answers, but of course an opinion! :)
Jul 12 2013: Denial has far-reaching consequences, leading from a loss of grip on reality on a personal level, to the collapse of entire civilizations.
In psychology:
"denial /de·ni·al/ (dĭ-ni´il) in psychiatry, a defense mechanism in which the existence of unpleasant internal or external realities is kept out of conscious awareness"
In science:
"A climate denier has a position staked out in advance, and sorts through the data employing "confirmation bias" - the tendency to look for and find confirmatory evidence for pre-existing beliefs and ignore or dismiss the rest."
Man-made Global Warming? It may be very uncomfortable to do so, but I strongly suggest you listen to what climate science is telling you - Not, repeat NOT what politicians and economists would have you believe in order to confirm and maintain a cozy, fossil-fuelled status quo.Jul 12 2013: Sam Powick,
Are you looking for peer reviewed scientific work validating the reality or high probability of global warming? Are you looking for sources other than from IPCC?
Do you think there is a direct and one to one correlation between smoking and lung cancer? Do you think health hazards of smoking are fake?
For me, such debates as this have become irrelevant on the face of huge body of evidences, data and observations that make international community of science leaning heavily towards the possibility of Global Warming and more specifically Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW).
If you make your stand clear, I think I and many can start it afresh once more.Jul 13 2013: Since the existence of of global warming due to human is such a controversial topic, I think the topics that we should be focusing on are the toxins released by the burning of fossil fuels and the eventual impracticality of using said fuels.
Firstly, the burning of fossil fuels releases nitrogen oxide, sulfur dioxide, which can dissolve in water vapor to produce acid rain, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. The burning of fossil fuels also produces PAHs, which are carcinogenic. As if the health threats weren't enough, we won't even be able to use fossil fuels in an economic manor within the next 10 to 15 years because the price to use them will rise so much that renewable energy will actually become more affordable. Whether or not people believe in global warming is irrelevant because we won't likely have to worry about fossil fuels within the next 15 to 20 years.
Nadav Tropp
Jul 14 2013: Unfortunately, renewable energy is plain and simple non competitive.
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Hydroelectric and geothermal are great, but there are only so many rivers you can dam, and geologic hot spots to tap, and most of them near where people live are already used up.
Solar and wind produce electricity per dollar spent somewhere between one and two orders of magnitude beneath fossil fuels. That's just not realistic, especially for developing countries that need that power now, and cheap just to get necessities we take for granted in the west. Renewables instead of fossil fuels will cripple them.
I don't know of any revolutionary development down the pipeline that will solve those fundamental problems.
Nuclear may be the only real answer, but half the world can't touch it due to politics (you'll be blamed for trying to develop nuclear weapons), and the other half is hesitant due to fear mongering of another Chernobyl.
We'll be burning off fossil fuels until they run out, or at least turn non-economical. That'll take a while yet--the oil may be at risk, but there is plenty of natural gas, and coal to last for a long time to come, with all the harm they do.
Fossil fuels are currently the best solution.
That doesn't make them a good solution by any stretch of the imagination, just not as bad as the rest.
Jul 14 2013: By 2020, the price of oil and the price of solar will level out, however, the cost of oil will continue to rise and the cost of solar, and other renewable sources, will continue to decrease. Renewable energy will become a very competitive player. Nuclear energy will, most likely, become a very viable option as well due to LFTR technology. These types of reactors are incapable of melting down, yet they output the same amount of power as a modern reactor.
Jul 14 2013: Modern nuclear reactors are plenty safe if you build them right, that's not the issue. The problem is that the public and the politicians don't trust them, and half the world can't touch them due to fear of being blamed for starting a nuclear weapons program.
Don't get me wrong, I'm very much pro nuclear power, but I'm also depressingly realistic.
As for oil and solar, maybe, once the oil starts running out (the easy stuff anyway, not what you have to produce from stuff like tar sand at a net energy loss). Now, that will happen eventually, but 2020 seems a bit pessimistic.
Coal and gas reserves are much vaster though, and while oil is more useful for mobile power generation, coal and gas are the dominant ones for electricity and industry.
Don't forget that you also have an issue with how mobile your power sources is. Hydroelectric for example, is great for power generation, but you can't exactly use it as a motor fuel. Fossil fuels will remain the best option for that for a long time to come (hydrogen fuel cells are a pipe dream, batteries are underpowered, and biodiesel using current technology compromises food supplies).
In short, don't count fossil fuels out yet. They have quite a run ahead of them yet, and seeing the alternatives, we should be grateful for that.Jul 14 2013: Modern reactors are safe in operation, but they still retain the possibility of melting down and they also generate nuclear waste, which lasts for thousands of years. On the other hand, LFTR technology cannot melt down and it generates radioactive waste which only remains a threat for 300 years at most. In operation, they also generate rare metals which are utilized in electric cars. Thorium is several times as abundant as Uranium, therefore making it a green and viable option for future mass energy production. Thorium is also quite abundant on the Moon, so this may provide incentive for the space industry.
Jul 16 2013: A new technology might help put a new spin on things.
The problem is currently less technical prowess (current reactors have their issues, but a host of advantages to more than make up for it), and more of the distrust the public has for nuclear power.
Of course, if the LFTR reactors look significantly different than developing a nuclear weapons program, it might help that half of the world that can't touch nuclear power generation due to politics.
You'd have to ask someone who knows more about this stuff than I do for that. Diplomacy as nuclear physics.
The real question is how you convince the general public, if the technology proves practical.
Until you do, we're stuck with fossil fuels. As I've said before, all the green stuff comes with severe limitations, to the point of being crippled.
Sam Powick
Jul 11 2013: Thanks everybody for their comments! Now, as if the debate wasn't heated enough :)
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Has anyone heard of Christopher Monckton? He claims:
- there has been no global warming for nearly two decades.
- a doubling of CO2 in the atmosphere will cause a 1.5 degree celsius global increase
- if global warming is real, the cost of adaptation to the increases will be 45 times less than the cost of forestalling it using measures currently in place
He also says he intends to take the IPCC to court over data tampering.
I am interested in what anyone has to say that hasn't already been said in the wikipedia page. Eg. has anyone seen any of his debates, read his papers or the papers rebutting them, etc?
One more thing: Science is not based on consensus, it is based on theories that are supported by evidence.
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Jul 12 2013: I apologise, I was not very clear. What I was trying to say was that I did not want comments merely citing wikipedia as a basis for their arguments, as sometimes happens on TED. My source was not wikipedia, is was a conference I attended at which Christopher Monckton spoke.
It seems that you are basing your analysis of him on the very source I was trying to avoid.Jul 12 2013: I appreciate your opinion, however I would prefer it if you researched your comments before you post. The aim of this debate is of course to state opinions, but also to try and persuade the opposition, which of course will not happen by unwarranted personal attacks on climate critics unsupported by evidence.
In response to your earlier comment: " who the hell cares what a politician thinks..." I would like to ask you what Al Gore's profession was before he became an expert on global warming.
edward long
Jul 11 2013: EVERYBODY PANIC! Or, instead, everybody research a principle called LeChatelier's Principle. This chemical principle states that if a reaction at equilibrium is perturbed by the addition or removal of a product or reactant, the reaction will adjust so as to attempt to bring that chemical species back to its original concentration. Al Gore has become a billionaire as an expert on this "The Sky Is Falling!" issue. Many government agencies depend heavily upon the existence of the perceived need for research and corrective action plans. As ususal with any government matter, Sam, follow the money!
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Jul 11 2013: Oh no! You're on to my get-rich-quick-by-denying-global-warming scam! Now the inflow of cash from the Koch brothers will stop. By the way, 97% of the barbers I have asked said I definitely needed a haircut. Hmmmm. When you say the "top world climate scientists" that would represent a small number because of the superlative connotation of the word "top". Only one or two can rightly qualify as top climate scientists,because there aren't that many. What is 97% of one or two? Or, is the group of "top scientists" only open to those who support GW? What is the epithet for those who accept and promote GW if "Deniers" is tatooed on those who do not accept or promote GW? (Shouldn't it be "Accepters"?). Any insight on LeChatelier's Principle? Thanks!
edward long
Jul 11 2013: RE: "Maybe you need to open. . . " If the phrase "top climate scientists" has any meaning it does not matter how many countries there are on Earth. Superlative adjectives and adverbs are often abused just as you are doing here. This debate is not about me, what I am educated in, what I am afraid of, and whether I seem intelligent to you. We are debating if GW is BS or not. So, by way of staying on-topic and avoiding personal attacks, would you revisit my comment where I asked four specific questions? You have not addressed one of the four as of yet. Would you mind answering those for me? I did not ask them just to see my words in print. Thank you!
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Nadav Tropp
Jul 11 2013: I'm a skeptic on the whole global warming issue, and not being a public figure, I can afford to say so.
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CO2 levels in the atmosphere are historically related to temperature not because CO2 causes warming, but because warming causes more of the CO2 dissolved in the oceans to be spit back out.
If one looks are a graph of recent CO2 measurements compared to temperature (say the last 100 years), you find there is absolutely no correlation. In fact, up until the 70's scientists thought the world was heading towards an ice age.
Solar activity actually has a much closer correlation with temperatures on earth, and its fairly safe to say what causes what in that particular case.
The real problem is that without global warming, climatologists won't be getting nearly as much funding (before the whole global warming thing took off, no one with any real money bothered to as much as spit in their direction).
I don't know if there is some sort of conspiracy amongst them, or if some of the more prominent ones figured it out and published enough biased research to convince the rest, but there is no doubt that their budgets shot straight up in recent years (by hundreds of percents).
Volcanoes actually release more CO2 into the atmosphere than humans. A single large eruption that occurs every couple of ten-twenty years spits out more of the stuff that we do in a century.
The politicians can lobby all they want, but the truth is, they only know what they've been told. The vast majority of them can't scientifically interpret their way out of a cardboard box. I'm afraid the general public isn't much better in that regard--they believe what they're told by the media, which also benefits from global warming's sensationalist value.
I've yet to see anything to convince me that global warming is a real issue.
There is no shortage of legitimate issues that we need to concern ourselves with a fictional one.
Peter Law
Jul 11 2013: Hi Sam.
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I must admit to being a skeptic on this one. This planet is a veery resilient machine. Man's contribution appears to be the burning of fossil fuels. When I was at school the main concern was the extinction of fossil fuels. Either way, they are a natural product of nature. They've been buried a while, now we're burning them quickly. We will not do that for long, when the party's over then there will be no more pollution. Pollution is a natural process, but is time limited; planet earth can cope.
People are making a fortune out of all this. Windmills to produce electricity; are we nuts, that is plain nonsense. But very lucrative. Then we get to maintain them & finally scrap them when we finally admit our folly. £££££££. $$$$$$$ €€€€€€.
Lejan .
Jul 17 2013: Real - and caused by mankind.Jul 16 2013: Sam, I have made this argument in other global change conversations and I think it bears repeating....
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there is lots to be said about co2 pollution and other stuff in the air... but, advocates talk about ending fossil fuels and how that will help. The real pollutants are the people. Stay with me on this, History of early California and the area known as the LA basin was one of the most pristine places on earth. Perfect weather, soft seas, gentle breezes. I mean as described it could get an atheist to believe in God. there were original Americans coming by (Shomash (sp) tribe) followed by some Spanish missionaries building missions.
That was then, this is now. nearly 30 million people crowded in and paving over the land, air pollution, garbage up to there, water wasted, rivers diverted and river beds turned into condo sites. The list goes on. So, if everyone ends fossil fuel use, the world would be a better place. Oh and I forgot, those gassy cattle... they are no help either. So, the whole world has to jump through hoops to ease the problems created by clusters of crowed people.
My solution to Global Climate change or a help...
Bulldoze all that paving in the LA basin and plant trees flowers and shrubs. Let the rivers flow again. Move all those people to west Texas and give them a job holding charcoal filters against the backsides of cattle to help clean the air.
Now that is a solution to help climate change as good as any proposed.Jul 16 2013: Sam
What Nadav said.
Let me add, people really are the problem, not so much on what they do, but they cluster in large groups to do it.
Consider, a small group of nomads stop to build a fire for dinner, the earth can absorb any pollutants generated. or
10 million cars in Los Angeles, stalled in morning traffic jams, idling with their leaking air conditioners running....
When I was in a course on community planning, my instructor quoted (someone) "cities should be limited to 100,000 population and have a 30 mile (45 km) green belt of forest or farmland around them"
That makes so much sense, considering....Jul 15 2013: I don't consider global warming a big threat in our modern society, it is very controversial though, as said by KevinJul 13 2013: Sam,
I have chased this hog all through the jungle for years and i haven't been able to figure it out. What I came to know is you are about right. Nature will do what nature will do. Is mankind tipping the scales? I don't know, Co2 is not on top of the lists of stuff that causes global temperatures to rise. It seems that back in the days of the dinosaurs, Co2 was a lot higher then now and so was the global temperature and then it changed. Was Co2 the cause or effect?
Why am I skeptical ? It's the shrillness of the proponents and how they denigrate any one who has doubts or questions them. that's not the way that scientists talk to each other. But, the biggest flaw in this argument for me... they can tell the weather in 50 years but they can't tell me if it will rain next week for sure.... I just don't know..Jul 12 2013: Seven Billion people is a large number of people. If there is a disagreement and the scientists are generally on one side and the greedy Porkers are on the other. I know who i believe Don't you? Tell me the answer to see if we agree.
Jul 12 2013: I wish it was that simple. Nothing ever is.
Scroll down a little, I think you'd be surprised how little consensus there is even in this small group of people.
Jul 13 2013: Nadav I did as you suggested.
Reading the comments and remembering the photos of melting glaciers our unusual weather etc.
Global warming and the falling Ph in the Oceans scares the dickens out of me. It shouldn't be so extreme as it seems to be.
Jul 14 2013: You're missing my point.
No one is doubting that the earth is heating up right this very minute. The doubt, is as to whether or not its caused by human activity, as opposed to say, shifting solar activity. The earth was actually cooling for a few decades up to around the 1970's.
If the current warming trend isn't due to mankind, then we may end up treating an illness that doesn't exist, at exorbitant cost.Jul 15 2013: If you do what we are doing with people to animals - You go to jail.Jul 11 2013: The global climate has been on a warming trend for about 350 years now, and the climactic records show wide variance in global temperatures over the last half a billion years, from tropical climates in the high latitudes to the recent ice age.
The very idea that there is an 'correct' temperature for the planet, or that we've been experiencing it, is preposterous. Almost as preposterous as the idea that climate change is cause by humans.Jul 11 2013: Al Gore, a man with a single giant carbon footprint, who does not either practice or believe in this has "sold" the sky is falling for years while not inventing the internet. Hard to believe the spokesperson .. hard to believe the story.
The one thing I read that increased my doubt .... a core sample from 2000 feet in the polar cap indicated that little or no change in earths gasses had occurred in thousands of years.
Everyone can hire a "expert" to swear to what ever they want either for or against.
The bottom line here is money ... not health or the planet.
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Jul 11 2013: You say Al Gore is not the face of the movement. Sure has a lot of people fooled then. How many scientists are in a almost?
Thanks for admitting that the "top" world climate scientists have expressed their "OPINION" not facts that climate change is real and man made.
That would make my opinion as valued as their opinion. Thanks again.Jul 12 2013: To late. You stated that they were just opinions. I take your word for it. Thanks. Al Gore is the face of the movement. If not then who?
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Nadav Tropp
Jul 11 2013: I'm not claiming to have common sense on my size, I'm claiming the evidence simply isn't there, and that climatologists and many political groups have a vested interest in touching up the so-called science, and that the media always tries for the sensationalist.
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I've listed my argument more thoroughly before, so this time I'll try to be brief.
-causing concern=budget and influence
-volcanoes emit more CO2 than humans anyway
-the historic connection of CO2 and temperatures is due to heating causing the oceans to spit out dissolved CO2
-the more recent connection of CO2 and warming simply doesn't exist (the earth was cooling for a few decades up until the 70's).
-variations in solar activity are simply a much more convincing explanation.
I don't think I can be briefer than that without dropping issues or turning the argument unintelligible.
The evidence simply doesn't point to man made warming.
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Jul 11 2013: No, it means following along their reasoning and evidence, and making your own informed judgement. While noting any vested interests they have along the way, and taking those into account.
Otherwise, we'd all be ruled by con men who know how to appear clever. The politicians are bad enough without us all being unthinking sheep.
The simple truth is that human CO2 emissions have shot up since the industrial revolution around 200 hundred years ago, and have been increasing steadily. No one is disputing that.
Temperature has only been going steadily up for the last 40 years or so. Before that, it was going up and down more or less sporadically. Look up measurements of the last century or so if you don't believe me.
The correlation simply isn't there.
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Jul 12 2013: What I'm saying is that the climate scientists don't need anyone to pay them to twist the facts, the know its in their own best interests. Otherwise, they wouldn't get research budgets half the size they enjoy.
You know when the whole global warming thing really took off? When Margaret Thacher was busy dealing with coal mining unions.
She and her supporters latched on to some theory that those oh-so clever climate scientists of yours thought ridiculous at the time (remember, back then the consensus was that we're heading towards an ice age). Global warming. This allowed her an easy pseudo scientific explanation of why coal and middle eastern oil is bad.
The climate scientists realizing how much more budget they can get due to the whole global warming scare came later.
Now I'm not saying the other side is morally upright or anything. No one ever is. That doesn't make them wrong however.
Don't forget that there are also plenty of people selling 'green' equipment and constructing a 'green' industry that also have a lot of money to throw around supporting research groups, and plenty of politicians that jumped on the global warming bandwagon.


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Heat are apparently after Greg Oden.
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Battier signing with the Heat.....love the signing but at the same time hope they didn't give him the full MLE.This was a exciting process and after much deliberation, I would like to quote the great poet Jimmy Buffett and take my chances "Trying to Reason with Hurricane Season"
The Lockout gave me a lots of time to consider what was important to me at this stage of my life and career. Over the last week, I've played out every scenario in my head over and over. It always came back to one thing for me: a winning role. I am appreciative of all the kind words and recruiting pitches over the last week, thank you!!


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Sept. 15, 2010) - The ETSU men's soccer team opened its five-game home stand on a high note Wednesday night as the Bucs dropped Winthrop 2-0 in the home opener at Summers-Taylor Stadium.
"It was a good performance and an important result for us tonight," said head coach Scott Calabrese. "Winthrop is a very strong program that is well organized and talented. We are learning to compete and win against quality teams. We created some quality chances, and it's good to see Aaron and David convert."
The Bucs (3-2-0) had a 9-8 advantage in shots over Winthrop (2-3-0) with 4-2 coming on frame. ETSU also led in corners 5-3.
Junior James Holt (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) picked up his first shutout of the season making two saves in the contest.
It did not take the Bucs long to notch their first goal of the match as Aaron Schoenfeld (Knoxville, Tenn.) headed a ball forward from Guilherme Reis (Belo Horizonte, Brazil) to freshman David Geno (Kingsport, Tenn.). Geno then knocked in a breakaway goal past Winthrop's Enrique Miranda to put ETSU up 1-0 in the 4th minute.
ETSU continued to pressure the Eagle back line in the half as Schoenfeld and Geno both tested Miranda, but Miranda was up to the challenge as the score remained 1-0 at the half.
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Reis played big defensively for the Buccaneers as he made a couple good stops on Eagle chances, as he stopped Winthrop's Andres Pullin from making a couple runs where the Eagles had numbers.
Schoenfeld put the game away in the 90th minute Itode Fubara (Ogbema, Nigeria) found Schoenfeld open in the penalty area as he rocketed a shot into the back of the net from 10-yards out to make the final 2-0.
The Bucs are back in action on Monday at 6:30 p.m. as they continue the five-game home stand against Marshall. For more information on ETSU men's soccer and all other Buccaneer athletic news please visit www.ETSUBucs.com.


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An advanced, high performance mascara with 2 brushes Large brush lengthens, curves & separates each lash in one stroke Small tilted brush reaches smaller lashes on inner & outer eye corners Precisely define all lashes without smudging Leaves your eyes look more seductive
Lingerie De Peau BB Beauty Booster SPF 30Lingerie De Peau BB Beauty Booster SPF 30
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Eye LinerEye Liner
An intensive beautiful eye liner Contains natural plant oils to fortify lashes Instantly provides a dramatic eye look Visibly offers a perfect matte outline Suitable for sensitive eyes or lens wearers
Eyebrow Kit (3x Powder, 1x Highlighter, 1x applicator) - # 00 Universel Eyebrow Kit (3x Powder, 1x Highlighter, 1x applicator) - # 00 Universel
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Meteorites Baby Glow SPF 25Meteorites Baby Glow SPF 25
A feather light foundation that revives skin tone for a doll-look complexion Infused with rainbow pearl pigments in red, blue, green & gold shades Helps even out skin tone & refresh skin complexion Adds radiance & instantly reduces signs of fatigue Leaves the skin feeling softer, smoother, fresher & appearing luminous ...read more
Ombre Eclat Eye Primer (Smoothing and Priming Base) Ombre Eclat Eye Primer (Smoothing and Priming Base)
A base that prepares the application of eye color Contains smoothing & priming elements Evens out fine lines & diminishes dark circles Promotes longer lasting & crease proof of color Dermatologist tested
Meteorites Perles Light Perfecting Primer (White Booster) - # 00 Blanc De Perle Meteorites Perles Light Perfecting Primer (White Booster) - # 00 Blanc De Perle
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Khol Me Kajal Creamy Liner - # 01 Noir Volcanique Khol Me Kajal Creamy Liner - # 01 Noir Volcanique
15784780702 Guerlain Khol Me Kajal Creamy Liner An advanced eyeliner for modern women Creamy texture that easily glides on to shape your eyes Applied inside eyelid to enhance your eyes with depth Used as a thick liner long upper lashes makes eyes look wide & big ...read more
Les Voilettes Translucent Loose Powder Mattifying VeilLes Voilettes Translucent Loose Powder Mattifying Veil
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Kiss Kiss Lip Lift Smoothing Lipstick Primer Kiss Kiss Lip Lift Smoothing Lipstick Primer
A smooth lipstick that highlights shape of mouth Leaves lasting lipstick hold Plumps up your lips for a moisturizing effects Smooth silky texture with clearly defined outline Makes lips supple & soft Do not make difference the colour of your lipstick
Noir G De Guerlain Exceptional Complete Mascara - # 01 Noir (Refillable) Noir G De Guerlain Exceptional Complete Mascara - # 01 Noir (Refillable)
A lavish, groundbreaking refillable mascara Adds length, volume, definition to lashes without smearing, smudging or clumping Contains a strengthening ingredient to regenerate lashes & boost growth by stimulating keratin Enriched with intense black pigments to create perfectly defined eyes Infused with a subtle scent of jasmine ...read more
Meteorites Compact Light Revealing PowderMeteorites Compact Light Revealing Powder
This compact is transformed from legendary Météorites pearls Finely pressed pearls create a beautiful mosaic of light-reflecting & corrective shades Subtly enhances complexion with refreshing pink & light-catching mauve Colors blend on smoothly & harmoniously Leaves skin looking gorgeous with a natural glow ...read more
Meteorites Voyage Exceptional Pressed Powder Refillable - # 01 Mythic Meteorites Voyage Exceptional Pressed Powder Refillable - # 01 Mythic
This powder makeup combines matte & pearly shades Includes 6 correcting or light-enhancing colors for ultimate radiance Mauve catches light & brightens complexion Pink refreshes dull skin while green diminishes redness White infuses light to boost shine without chalky effect ...read more
Terracotta Loose Powder Kohl Liner - #01 Noir Terracotta Loose Powder Kohl Liner - #01 Noir
An innovative, elegant eye makeup Super fine loose powder with a touch of radiance Applied as an eyeliner using the wand applicator Or applied as an eyeshadow using your own brush Gives your eyes a striking, glamorous look
Cils D'Enfer Maxi Lash Waterproof Mascara - # 01 Noir Cils D'Enfer Maxi Lash Waterproof Mascara - # 01 Noir
A revolutionary waterproof mascara Contains three polymers: the first is coating, the second is softening & the third is setting Helps plump up & curl the fringe of lashes Delivers tailor-made & long-lasting volume Provides intense, shimmering & captivating color Ensures unparalleled hold & even application ...read more
Les Voilettes Translucent Compact PowderLes Voilettes Translucent Compact Powder
An ultra-airy mattifying compact powder Formulated with absorbing powders & pearls that perfectly set makeup base Instantly conceals imperfections & adds radiance to skin Infused with a sensuous violet scent Encased in a sleek golden chic case embossed with a Swiss dots pattern ...read more
Tenue De Perfection Timeproof Foundation SPF 20Tenue De Perfection Timeproof Foundation SPF 20
An advanced, long-wearing fluid foundation With a silky texture that ensures seamless blendability Developed with The Timeproof Complex technology featuring absorbent powders & corrective pigments Contains silica beads that capture excess oil Infused with spherical micropowders that work as a color stabilizer ...read more
Precious Light Rejuvenating IlluminatorPrecious Light Rejuvenating Illuminator
This brush helps cover all imperfections with simple stroke Uniquely contains 2-sided radiant pigment Opaque side aims at flaws & dull area Subtly conceals spots, wrinkles, irregularities, dilated pores While golden side reflects light from all direction ...read more
Rouge G De Guerlain Exceptional Complete Lip ColourRouge G De Guerlain Exceptional Complete Lip Colour
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Parure De Lumiere Light Diffusing Fluid Foundation SPF 25Parure De Lumiere Light Diffusing Fluid Foundation SPF 25
With a fresh, ultra-fine & non-greasy texture Inspired by Guerlain's Metegorites Technology Contains prisma light 360 pigments combining two types of luminescent micro-spheres The Multi-Reflecting pigments help blur imperfections & diffuse light in all directions The Mirror pigments help enhance the light on skin's surface ...read more
Lasting Colour High Precision Lip LinerLasting Colour High Precision Lip Liner
A retractable lip liner Draws a soft, thin & precise line that defines & improves lip contour Softens or intensifies lipstick Ensures perfect, longer-lasting lip makeup Gives a flawless finish & long-lasting hold
Terracotta Bronzing Powder Brush Terracotta Bronzing Powder Brush
Designed for applying all Guerlain Terracotta powders Made of ultra-soft natural bristles Picks up the appropriate amount of powder & evens skin without a trace Features a handy size that fits perfectly into your clutch Packaged in a velvet bronze pouch with magnetic closure for protection
Gel Top Coat Gel Top Coat
This gel gives a perfect coating for the nails after color lacquer Combines Nitrocellulose with a plastic agent Builds a shiny, sleek film that resists scratches & water Protects the nail color to stay long & sparkling Features a unique, wide & extra-flat brush Delivers the right amount of polish on nails for even application
Rose Aux Joues Blush DuoRose Aux Joues Blush Duo
Contains two well-coordinated hues to shade & sculpt the cheeks The main shade adds a hint of color to the cheek bones The smaller counterpoint offers a perfect mix or a striking juxtaposition Includes a dense, tapered brush that glides easily & precisely over skin Packaged in a luxurious case in the House style
Terracotta 4 Seasons Tailor Made Bronzing PowderTerracotta 4 Seasons Tailor Made Bronzing Powder
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Terracotta Skin Healthy Glow FoundationTerracotta Skin Healthy Glow Foundation
Contains a blend of powders, volatile oils & an elastomer gel With a superb-creamy texture that blends rapidly into skin Gives a sheer, velvety powder finish Creates a luminous & healthy looking complexion Free of sulfate, phthalates, GMO & Triclosan
Blanc De Perle Bright & Sculpt Compact Foundation SPF 20Blanc De Perle Bright & Sculpt Compact Foundation SPF 20
An illuminating & sculpting compact foundation Developed with the latest whitening technology, Advanced P.E.A.R.L. Complex Visibly evens out pores & instantly brightens skin Re-creates the pearl's pure, round, smooth radiance on the face Provides a triple-action shield: cellular, environmental & solar ...read more
Ecrin 6 Couleurs Eyeshadow PaletteEcrin 6 Couleurs Eyeshadow Palette
Contains six perfectly-coordinated shades Offers endless combinations for tone-on-tone, couture or smoky make-up With a velvety texture that glides on effortlessly Stay-true color ensures long wearing
Lingerie De Peau Nude Powder Foundation SPF 20Lingerie De Peau Nude Powder Foundation SPF 20
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Lingerie De Peau Nude Powder Foundation SPF 20 RefillLingerie De Peau Nude Powder Foundation SPF 20 Refill
A nude, protective powder compact foundation Features a moisture sealing formula Provides light coverage & soft-focus effect Shields skin against damaging UV rays with SPF 20 Gives an even, matte & flawless finish Free of paraben, sulfate & phthalate
Blanc De Perle White P.E.A.R.L. Lightening UV Base SPF30 Blanc De Perle White P.E.A.R.L. Lightening UV Base SPF30
This tinted liquid foundation gives skin a flawless complexion Adopts the latest Skin Shield Technology in multi-layer protection Like a pearl, protects skin from within, layer after layer Boosts skin natural defense against damaging UV rays Wraps skin in a veil of light & corrects pigmentation marks...read more
Parure De Lumiere Light Diffusing Cream Foundation SPF 20Parure De Lumiere Light Diffusing Cream Foundation SPF 20
A hydrating, illuminating & protecting makeup base With a satin, sensuous gel-cream texture that blends seamlessly with skin Contains light boosting & diffusing pigments that add pure glow to the complexion Formulated with nasturtium extract delivers an immediate sensation of freshness & vitality ...read more
Terracotta Bronzing Powder (Moisturising & Long Lasting)Terracotta Bronzing Powder (Moisturising & Long Lasting)
A weightless, easy-to-apply bronzing powder Enriched with nourishing ingredients that will not dry out skin Provides long-lasting comfort Infused with an enchanting scent Leaves no streaks or marks on skin Creates a natural looking, radiant sun-kissed complexion
Terracotta Light Sheer Bronzing PowderTerracotta Light Sheer Bronzing Powder
This sun-kissed powder is light & smooth Contains mosaic of 5 shades in one case Offers both matte & pearly effects Allows you to create & adjust a natural-looking glow ...read more
Ecrin 1 Couleur Long Lasting EyeshadowEcrin 1 Couleur Long Lasting Eyeshadow
A new generation of eyeshadow using Guerlain Last Ever technology Pigments are uniquely coated in a gel to ensure color stays true all day Long lasting without getting into creases or fine lines Offers 2 gorgeous finishes, matte or metallic, for incredible makeup effects Sheer & comfortable to wear A must-have item for everyday makeup
Gloss D'enfer Maxi Shine Intense Colour & Shine Lip GlossGloss D'enfer Maxi Shine Intense Colour & Shine Lip Gloss
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KissKiss Essence De Gloss - # 420 Vermillon KissKiss Essence De Gloss - # 420 Vermillon
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Lingerie De Peau Foundation & Concealer SPF20Lingerie De Peau Foundation & Concealer SPF20
A skin treatment foundation & concealer Formulated with hyaluronic acid, a water-binding agent that retains moisture in skin With a sheer, creamy texture that blends onto skin seamlessly Protects skin against harmful UV rays with SPF 20 Gives a soft, dewy, natural, luminous & long-lasting finish
Terra Indigo 4 Shade Eyeshadow Terra Indigo 4 Shade Eyeshadow
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Terracotta Bronzing Powder (With Silicone Case)Terracotta Bronzing Powder (With Silicone Case)
A lightweight, translucent bronzing powder Gives a seamless coverage to enhance a natural tan Creates a golden & coppery shimmer sun light Renders the complexion matte & velvety with a healthy glow Enriched with moisturizing ingredients to combat dryness Provides a long lasting comfort
Terracotta Joli Teint Natural Healthy Glow Powder DuoTerracotta Joli Teint Natural Healthy Glow Powder Duo
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The Eye Pencil Retractable Cream Kohl & LinerThe Eye Pencil Retractable Cream Kohl & Liner
A multi-task eye pencil liner Works as a kohl & eye liner With a gel texture that glides on effortlessly Boasts a long-lasting, smudge-free, water-resistant & non-transferable formula Contains smooth waxes, luminous polymers & ultra-high pigmentation ...read more
Ecrin 4 Couleurs Long Lasting EyeshadowEcrin 4 Couleurs Long Lasting Eyeshadow
Contains four vibrant, well-matched colors with specially selected textures Iridiscent: Contains tiny pearly particles that deliver radiant color for an iridiscent effect Matte: Gives a superb-matte, superb-soft finish for superior comfort Velvet Satin: Glides on easily for a velvety result that feels supple & subtle ...read more
KissKiss Shaping Cream Lip ColourKissKiss Shaping Cream Lip Colour
A plumping & smoothing lipstick Features an ultra-comfortable creamy texture Enriched with hydrating mango butter & hyaluronic acid spheres to plump lips Offers balanced shade & radiance Creates a full, soft, smooth & glamorous pout
Ombre Eclat 1 Shade EyeshadowOmbre Eclat 1 Shade Eyeshadow
Silky soft & extra light powder eyeshadow Gives your eyelids a wash of luminous & even color Contains micro spheres of nylon Provides smooth application with impeccable hold Comes with a luxurious beauty case
Rouge AutomatiqueRouge Automatique
A revolutionary nourishing, long-lasting lipstick With a superb-fine texture that glides on like a second-skin Contains Cristal Pigment that offers clear, pure & radiant color Infused with a complex of oil & resin that provides extremely durable hold & comfort Boasts an innovative golden flip-top applicator ...read more
Shine Automatique Hydrating Lip ShineShine Automatique Hydrating Lip Shine
A lavish hydrating & long-lasting lipstick Contains sensory oils & waxes that offer superior coverage Formulated with pearly particles that add superior luster to lips Infused with non-opaque crystal pigments for transparent radiance effect Provides bold, vibrant color Creates a sexy, dewy, supple & sleek pout
Terracotta Bronzing Brush (Flawless Bronzing Brush Gel) - # 00 Natural Bronze Terracotta Bronzing Brush (Flawless Bronzing Brush Gel) - # 00 Natural Bronze
An updated foundation for a flawless, sun-kissed complexion Tinted gel in soft, fluid texture combined with polymers Delivers an even coverage & matte finish Fresh & light that easily glides on to erase the tiniest imperfection Long lasting & comfortable to wear Dermatologist tested
Terracotta Joli Teint Beautifying Foundation SPF 20Terracotta Joli Teint Beautifying Foundation SPF 20
A bronzing treatment foundation Combines beautifying perfection of foundation with exceptional skincare benefits Features a lightweight, invisible formula Adds an instant sun-kissed glow to skin Banishes visible signs of tiredness & dullness ...read more
The Eyebrow Pencil With Brush & Sharpener - # 01 Brun Ideal The Eyebrow Pencil With Brush & Sharpener - # 01 Brun Ideal
A double-tipped eyebrow pencil Boasts a lightweight, richly pigmented & non-smudging formula Helps delicately lift, accentuate & structure the eyes Features a thin brush to control & trace the eyebrows & a non-sticky tip for a precise line Offers a universal shade & long-lasting hold ...read more
Blanc De Perle Smoothing UV Base SPF 30 - (Pearl) Blanc De Perle Smoothing UV Base SPF 30 - (Pearl)
A delicate, liquid makeup base for flawless & transparent skin Hides pigmentation marks, imperfections & evens out fine lines Diminishes signs of tiredness & skin dullness Adopts the latest Skin Shield Technology in multi-layer protection Enhances skin natural defenses against the damage of UV rays ...read more
Blanc De Perle White P.E.A.R.L. Smoothing UV Base SPF30 Blanc De Perle White P.E.A.R.L. Smoothing UV Base SPF30
This liquid foundation gives skin a flawless & translucent complexion Helps correct pigmentation marks & evens out imperfections Instantly reduces appearance of fine lines & signs of tiredness Provides broad protection against damaging UV rays Leaves skin smooth & pure with a fresh glow Suitable for all skin tone
Parure Extreme Luminous Extreme Wear Foundation SPF 25 - # 25 Dore Fonce Parure Extreme Luminous Extreme Wear Foundation SPF 25 - # 25 Dore Fonce
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Rouge G Jewel Lipstick CompactRouge G Jewel Lipstick Compact
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Blanc De Perle Fluid Brightening Foundation SPF 20Blanc De Perle Fluid Brightening Foundation SPF 20
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Colour LacquerColour Lacquer
This polish extends sophisticated beauty to fingertips Offers alluring shades & lacquered shine for days Enriched with adhesive & acrylic resins Gives even application & impeccable colour retention While nitrocellulose forms a supple, elastic film on nail to perfection
Ecrin 2 Couleurs Colour Fusion EyeshadowsEcrin 2 Couleurs Colour Fusion Eyeshadows
A chic, lavish eye shadow duo Contains two contrasting shades with two different textures for incredible effects One is pure, matte & intense while the other is sparkling or metallic radiance Made of finely milled & soft to the touch powder Provides comfortable & long-lasting wear ...read more
Ombre Eclat 4 Shades EyeshadowOmbre Eclat 4 Shades Eyeshadow
Contains advanced pearly particles & pigments Offers striking results: shadow & light, mat, pearly or sparkling finish Perfect holding that does not run or mark folds of eyelid ...read more
Orchidee Imperiale Cream Foundation Brightening Perfection SPF 25Orchidee Imperiale Cream Foundation Brightening Perfection SPF 25
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A luxurious, ultra-pigmented lip tint With a silky, creamy, liquid & consistent texture that glides gently over the lip Features a non-sticky, non-drying & non-feathering formula Contains smoothing Guggul resin, plumping hyaluronic acid & collagen stimulating Tiger Grass Gives a soft, matte & intense finish that lasts for hours ...read more
Terracotta Sun Protection Compact Foundation SPF 20Terracotta Sun Protection Compact Foundation SPF 20
This compact foundation combines skin care, makeup & sun block in one Helps even out skin tone & cover skin imperfections Lightweight & gives a seamless coverage Effortlessly glides onto skin with soft, refined & non-greasy texture Renders the complexion beautiful with a healthy glow throughout the day ...read more


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On remand from this court's decision in Fischer v. Heymann, 943 N.E.2d 896 (Ind. Ct. App. 2011), trans. denied, the trial court held an evidentiary hearing to determine the damages the Heymanns owed to Fischer for their 2006 breach of an agreement to purchase Fischer's condominium. After finding that Fischer failed to mitigate her damages, the trial court entered a damage award for Fischer in the total amount of $93,972.18. Both parties appeal the trial court's award of damages to Fischer.
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