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Barre police log: Morphine stolen; couch and safe left on propertiesDecember 11,2012
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Average Rating: 4.7 out of 5 stars based on 7 Reviews
I am a friend or relative of resident
My wife moved into Sunshine Village one year ago... I had struggled to care for her at home for more than a year and finally came to the sad realization that I was unable to continue. SV has been a true blessing!! The staff have taken such wonderful care of my wife. It took her several weeks to adjust- that was terribly hard for me. I continually doubted my decision to move her, but having seen how well she is cared for is proof that she is in the best facility! The caregivers are so gentle and caring. Yes, sometimes the caregivers change. But, the administrative staff have done a wonderful job finding caregivers who love what they do and demonstrate that love in the care they provide. This may sound like an add for SV, but my sentiments are heartfelt. I truly believe I would not have maintained my sanity if not for all of the staff at SV!!! Thanks to Sean and all of his staff!
I am a friend or relative of resident
My mother is a resident, and it was the best decision I could have made for her. Prior to choosing SV, I toured quite a few memory care centers and I couldn't find what I wanted. I did NOT want a hospital type setting, or long hallways, I wanted my mom to be at home or as close to it as possible. And for me she had to be close. Then I found Sunshine Village, the location is just minutes from my home, and I can visit anytime I want. The cottages are perfect kitchen, dining, and large family rooms. The residents are always busy and HAPPY! My mom has been living there for 3 years and it is great! Ahlzheimers is a very sad scary disease. My emotions would always get the best of me, I look at it so differently now. I pop in to see my mom all the time and she is happy and funny, and I am happy, I visit when I just need a smile...the residents can be so funny. The caretakers are MARVELOUS! Loving, very loving, caring, kind. Hugs are always available! Sean the director is awesome. He knows all the residents by name, and is available to answer any questions I may have. I need to throw out a shout out to Angie, Magda and Novia too....love them!
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My father is at Sunshine Village and he's been there a month. . It was best suited for his needs and the care he was receiving is excellent. He has very consistent caregivers and they have cottages for the residents. The facility is very clean. He shares a room with another resident and the layout is kind of a hybrid of a group home and an assisted living. The food can't be too bad because my dad did not lose weight.
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Sunshine Village is a great facility for Dementia and Alzheimer's residents. I wouldn't recommend Sunshine Village to everyone do to they only specialize in memory care.
When I was there in 2011 I noticed that Sunshine Village had done some renovations to their casitas.
Out of five stars, I would rank the grounds a four because it's open but with the same look all around in their corridor. There is nothing really to brag about. This facility is set up in five houses on a property that are supposed to have a homelike feel to them, the residents' rooms are descent sized so, I give them a three out of five stars, the staff a two out of five stars because the caregivers never last and each time I have visited over the last seven years the staff has always changed and they all had the same complaints. Quality of care depends because if you have memory loss but can still function to take care of your own personal needs then the resident seems to be well taken care of staff and now if the resident needs more assistance I noticed it takes a little longer to be cared for.
Overall, I'd give Sunshine Village a rating of three stars because I feel they have a great package to offer and sale to any client needing memory care in the area but feel like their staff don't stand up to their product when it comes to care.
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WOw. My mother has been living at Sunshine Village in Phoenix, Arizona for about 8 months. I wish I would have found this place two years ago! THey are incrdible. Yes, there was an adjustment period, but once mom settled in she was great. They treat her like their own family. The plavce is clean and I love the Pod format. Its like living ina house. My mom can go outside whenever she wants! Its not closed ou
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My grandmother has lived at this home for many years and loves this home! The workers are polite and sweet and always have big bright smiles on their faces! They actually remember your name and always give my children juice boxes when we arrive in the door. They care about the people and really do a lot to help out my grandmother and make sure she is comfortable but still feels independent. It is very clean also. The food is very yummy and not what I was expecting at all! Way to go!. My children and I love to spend hours there visiting my grandmother!I can only hope she enjoys many more years relaxing in the beauty of the home! Thank you for making her comfortable and happy!
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I have a friend and neighbor that was recently moved into Sunshine Village because her Alzhiemers had gotten too bad for her to stay alone. I went into visit her expecting the same old nursing home look. Boy was I wrong! What a BEAUTIFUL place! Its clean and homelike. And the staff treats everyone like family. My friend (I don't want to use her name) is very happy there. I would recommend Sunshine Village to anyone!
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In one semester I have heard of 3 sex crimes and 1 hate/race crime. The school tries to put a stop to any crime on campus, but it's not working well.
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Sarah Lawrence is a bit of a basket case. While many people came here to have a heaven from assault because of identity, and sexual preference, there have been some cases where people have been attacked. Not by anyone from the school, but by (excuse my french) bigots who come and drive through campus to harass students. Now, this is by no means a frequent thing. But in the last year there were if I remember correctly 3 separate cases. Sarah Lawrence though is a very protective community and will very quickly together (students and staff) to try and improve safety and ward off future incidents. So far, no more since then have occurred. If you are assaulted because of your differences, know at Sarah Lawrence you will have a big family behind you to help.You are never alone.
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There needs to be more comprehensive consent workshops, and the main street is often a dangerous place to walk, however the security vans are helpful and make me feel much safer.
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The health care center is okay the open hours are not convenient at times and the appointment system is better than last year but could use improvement through a most open schedule.
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TNA wrapped up 2012 with its final pay per view event of the year. TNA Final Resolution 2012 will close what I would call a bounce back year with an unfortunate lackluster pay per view which made little impact.
Jeff Hardy retained the TNA world heavyweight championship in the main-event defeating former champion Bobby Roode. The psychology of the match was fantastic, yet it also held back these two from having the kind of a match they are capable of. The story here was that Hardy was wrestling hurt from the Aces and Eights beating he took on Impact. Thus you had Roode beating on Hardy most of the match as opposed to a competitive, action-packed match.
The finish of the match saw Aces and Eights walk to ringside. Hardy appeared outnumbered as Roode smiled. Roode was waiting for them to attack but they didn't. Hardy hit a Twist of Fate on Roode and got the win. Aces and Eights then powerbombed Hardy. Roode was upset they didn't do more and the Aces and Eights guys wound up turning on Roode and stomping him down. D.O.C. nailed Roode with a chokeslam. Aces and Eights stood over Roode to close the show and held up eight fingers.
The match wasn't bad by any means, I just think it could have been much better. I like Roode a lot and I hope that he winds up wrestling Hardy again, maybe in a television main-event. The way the show ended would lead me to believe that Roode will now work as something of a tweener against the group, yet if you really break it down it was the group making the babyface turn by taking out Roode. Either way you get more Aces and Eights and probably some hostile tag team matches in 2013 with Roode and Hardy or one of the other TNA babyfaces against the group.
That was it for any big news coming out of the show. Christopher Daniels defeated AJ Styles in their latest final match ever. This was a great match but I have watched these guys wrestle so many times that I am completely burnt out. Kurt Angle and his team wound up defeating Aces and Eights but the big news there was that there is no news. Most expected to see Wes Brisco and Garett Bischoff turn on Angle but they didn't, although they were in masks at the end of the show.
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Northern Illinois' BCS Berth in the Orange Bowl to face ACC Champion Florida State was not too surprising to me. I had them projected in early morning hours on Sunday in contradiction to projections of ESPN and CBS. ESPN analysts seemed shocked and angered, especially Kirk Herbstreit. Northern Illinois became the first MAC team to earn a BCS Bowl berth.On the ESPN BCS Selection Show, Rece Davis asked Herbstreit, "With the rules being set this way. The rules also allow a team with five losses like Wisconsin to go. They allow Louisville to go. They are ranked ahead of both of them so what's your reaction to Northern Illinois being in a BCS game? " He replied very distraughtly, "...The fact that Northern Illinois is in the BCS in 2012 is really a sad state for college football and where we are with the current system...They don't deserve to be in the BCS this year. Are you kidding me with Northern Illinois playing in the BCS? There's two things here that stand out. Northern Illinoi...
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CERINI Family History, Introduction
- Introduction
• Early Cerini Families of Giumaglio
• Other Cerinis in America
- Part I - 1st Generation: Antonio Cerini (I)1 (->1671)
- Part II - 2nd Generation: Giovanni Antonio Cerini (II)2 (~1639-1698)
- Part III - 3rd Generation: Antonio Cerini (III)3 (1682-1744)
- Part IV - 4th Generation: Giovanni Antonio Cerini (IV)4 (1712-1758)
- Part V - 5th Generation: Antonio Cerini (V)5 (1738-<1805)
- Part VI - 6th Generation: Giovanni Antonio Cerini (VI)6 (~1767-<1817)
and Pietro Antonio Cerini6 (1769-1859)
- Part VII - 7th Generation: Giacomo Pietro Cerini7 (1800-1860)
and Giuseppe Cerini7 (1803-<1865)
• Strozzi-Cerini DNA Analysis
- Part VII - 8th Generation: Giovanni Battista Cerini8 (1834-1940s?)
and Maria Orsola Cerini8 (1839-)
- Part IX - 9th Generation: Aurelia (Cerini) Malugani9 (1868-1948)
- Part X - 10th Generation
- Giumaglio Overview (Parish Reconstruction and Historical Background)
This work on the Cerini families of Giumaglio began with two questions. Hearing that the parents of our immigrant grandmother Aurelia (Cerini) Malugani9 were both Cerinis, I wanted to know how they might be related. The other question was how were the Cerinis of Tomales Bay related? From the start, I knew the search for these answers would be full of twists and turns and that pretty much everyone in the little town of Giumaglio would be related to each other, so I decided that in order to tie all the Cerinis of California together I would have to reconstruct the entire parish of Giumaglio.
Once started, and working backward, solving the first question came fairly quickly--Aurelia's parents were second cousins. Two years of work tied most all the other Cerini families together over ten generations, but ultimately did not answer how our Cerini branch and the Tomales branch connected through their direct paternal lines. The closest I found was that one their early Cerini grandfathers married one our early Cerini aunts in 1720 and they any connection those two might have was more than four generations further back.
Early Cerini Families of Giumaglio
The first parish census of 1692 presented seven separate Cerini households and eight more with Cerini wives. The heads of these households are subgrouped here by census page references and then in birth order for comparison. Others who died before 1692 have also been added for comparison, but lack page references:
|Giovanni Cerini (Sr.)
|26 Mar 1696
|Giovanni Cerini (Jr.)
|Giovanni "Muscini" Cerini
|30 Aug 1719
|Guglielma (Cerini) Pedrotti
|Pietro Cerini
|(< 1671)
|Giovanni Cerini
|Pietro Cerini
|(> 1695)
|(> 31)
|Antonio Cerini (I)1
|(< 1692)
|Giovanni Antonio Cerini (II)2
|5 Oct 1698
|Giovanna (Cerini) Pozzi
|2 Mar 1700
|Maria (Cerini) Pozzi
|8 Mar 1704
|Maria (Cerini) Sartori
|18 Apr 1695
|Antonio Cerini
|(< 1692)
|Giovanni Cerini
|Giovanni Giacomo Cerini
|8 Jan 1693
|Domenica (Cerini) Giumini
|18 Oct 1700
- Giovanni Cerini (Sr.), born about 1619 and likely died on March 26, 1696, was the eldest of the parish in 1692 at the age of 73. He was a widower with two sons, one of whom died before 1692 and left two daughters. Giovanni's son Giovanni (Jr.) was named as the godfather to both Antonio Cerini2 and Giovanna Maria Cristina Pozzi2, who wed in 1704.
- Giovanni Cerini, born about 1634, married Domenica Del Notaro, the widow of Giovanni Mazzini. Domenica died in 1693 and Giovanni remarried to Guglielmina Cerini. Their son Giovanni Pietro Cerini is the progenitor of the Cerinis of Tomales Bay, California.
- Giovanni "Muscini" Cerini, born about 1645, had five children with his first wife and later married Giovanna Mazzini, and perhaps had two more children.
- Magistro Pietro Cerini, born about 1664, married Margherita Petanga of Prato, Val Lavizzara. His title of "Magistro" was noted in a baptism record of 1692. No further records follow after 1692.
Cerini wives included:
- Maria Cerini, born about 1645, married Giacomo Sartori.
- Maria Cerini, born about 1663, married Alessio Pozzi. She died by 1705 and Alessio remarried to Maria Catterina Lesina.
- Giovanna Cerini, born about 1653, married Giovanni Pozzi. She died in 1711.
- Giovanna Cerini, born about 1662, married Zano Pozzi.
- Giovanna Cerini, born about 1668, married Don Carlo Antonio Pozzi, the town doctor. They took care of Anna Cerini, the orphaned daughter of the late Giacomo Cerini, and therefore perhaps the granddaughter of Giovanni Cerini (Sr.). Anna went on to marry Pietro Paolo Gaspari.
- Giovanna Cerini, born about 1673, married Pietro Antonio Marca. She died in 1726 and Pietro went on to marry Maria Lesina and Domenica Catterina Cerini.
- Domenica Cerini, born about 1663, married Giacomo Giumini (Sr.) and had one son, Giovanni, by 1692. Their son Giovanni later became a notary and don of Giumaglio. Domenica died on October 18, 1700, and Giacomo went on to remarry to Maria Lafranchi.
- Guglielmina Cerini, born about 1665, married Giovanni Maria Pedrotti. Guglielmina was enumerated in 1698 with the orphaned Cerini-Camani sons.
Other Cerini Branches in America
Marin/Sonoma Coast
Cerini families from Ticino are found along the coast of Marin and Sonoma counties from Point Reyes Station and Tomales to Sea View/Salt Point. Although not treated here, noted familes and individuals include:
- Battista Cerini (born ~1833) and John Cerini (born ~1842), found in 1880 at Nicasio Township in the coastal hills between Point Reyes and Novato, Marin County
- Angelo Cerini (born September 1851), immigrated in 1869 and settled in Plantation, Salt Point Township, Sonoma County, by 1880, Westport Township, Mendocino County, by 1900, then moved inland to Ukiah by 1910, and then down to Petaluma by 1920 and Lakeville by 1930; noted in 1930 as a cousin to Martin G. Pedrotti (1887-1955), son of James Pedrotti (b. ~1851), who hailed from Giumaglio
- Joseph Peter Cerini (1845-1919) & Angelina Maria (Piezzi) Cerini, believed to be from Valle Maggia, who immigrated by 1881 and settled in Bodega by 1890, Tomales by 1900, and Petaluma by 1910; descendants allegedly include Dora Cerini and Giuseppe Gasparini of Giumaglio in Valle Maggia
- Ponsie Cirini (born November 1878), immigrated in 1895 and settled in Ocean Township by 1900
- Giovanni Nunzio & Angelina (Piezzi) Cerini of Giumaglio, parents of:
- Isidoro (1883-1982), immigrated in 1901, settled in Tomales by 1908, and later in life lived in Petaluma
- America (1886-1908), immigrated in 1906 and died of consumption a year later at the age of 18
- Romeo (1888-1881), immigrated in 1901, settled in Tomales in 1903, and later in life lived in Petaluma; Romeo is said to have been sponsored by cousin Emil Cerini-Gasparini (1877-1945)
- Adele (b. 1884-1885), immigrated in 1904 and died soon after arrival in California
- Maria Genazzi (1890-1994), remained in Ticino
- Giocondo (1894-1995), immigrated in 1910, settled in Tomales and later in life lived in Petaluma
- Arcangelo (1896-1940), immigrated in 1914, settled in Tomales and Santa Rosa
- Ignacio remained in Ticino
Santa Rosa
- G. Cerini (born ~1863) and worked as a stone cutter in Santa Rosa in 1910
- Julia M. Cerini (born May 1880) and worked in a cannery in Santa Rosa in 1900; perhaps the daughter of John Cerini (b. 1854, as noted below) by his first wife Julia A.
San Joaquin Valley
Township 13 and 15 may indicate the area northwest of Laton (Township 13) midway between Laton and Caruthers (Township 17): Between 1910-1920, Township 15 was formed of parts of Township 6 (Coalinga) and Township 13 (Laton); in 1920, Township 17 (Caruthers) was formed of parts of Township 3 (southern Fresno) and Township 15. About midway between Caruthers and Laton lies Cerini Avenue, perhaps this is the area that the John Cerini family is enumerated in as Township 13 in 1910 and Township 15 in 1920 and 1930. Cerini Avenue falls under the Laton post office. John's son, John Jr., revealed that he was born in the Elkhorn area and lived in Riverdale Township about 1917.
Our uncle Dan Cerini also lived in the area of Caruthers, which suggests likely familial ties between our Cerini line and that of John Cerini's.
- John Cerini (b. January 1854) immigrated in 1869 and first settled in Bodega Township, Sonoma County. His first wife, Julia A. (1860-1880) died month after the birth of their daughter. He remarried to Frances (Calzascio/Calazascia/Casacia/Casaccia) (1862-1941) a couple years later and resettled in Township 4 (Fowler/Kingsburg/Selma) of Fresno County by 1900, Township 13 (Laton/Caruthers) by 1910 and Township 15 (Laton/Coalinga) by 1920
- Angelina (Tomasini Cerini) Nesper (born August 1872), a Cerini widow/ex-wife who had settled in Fresno by 1900
- George Cerini (age unknown) who immigrated in 1882 and was institutionalized at Stockton State Hospital in 1900
- Peter V. Cerini (~1872-[1940]) & Santina L. Cerini (1881-1977), brother of Luigi, immigrated 1889
- Luigi "Louis" Cerini (~1886), brother of Peter V., immigrated 1902
- Peter & Luigi are recalled to be cousins of Enrico "Henry" F. Cerini/Cerine
Giumaglio, Ticino
- Antoni Cerini (~1844) & Maria (Felice) Cerini, parents of:
- Severino "Sem" Cerini (1879-1961), immigrated in 1897, died in Bakersfield
- Enrico "Henry" F. Cerini/Cerine (1881-1960), immigrated in 1899, married Olga Rosalia Cerini
- Corrina Cerini, remained in Switzerland
- Malena Cerini, remained in Switzerland


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Had to wait for a table for a while, but was pleased that we did. We enjoyed chatting with the other people seated at our table.
Recommended on Tripadvisor. Went on a quiet weekday evening. Easy to come across on one of the main pedestrian shopping streets in the old town. Not too many people in but appeared to be local regulars. Ordered 2 x types of Flammkuchen , first time I have sampled. Really good. Served on wooden plate, tasty, fresh etc. Like a nice...
A German restaurant with good reviews and fairly highly rated, #37 of 425 at the time we were there. For us, it was just ok, nothing too exciting.
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We met family for an earlier dinner...6pmish. The service was quick and the food was reasonably priced and good. Very accomodating with substituting turkey schnitzel for pork schnitzel. Great location in Altstadt.
Arrived 10min before closing and got served without a hitch and at a great speed! great beers too. Would like to come back and spent a little more time there if possible.
I did not know the sun stays out so late in Germany in summer time. 9:30 it was still so light out, so eating outside from 6:30 till 10 was great.
Been to the Augustinerkeller before and went back for the outside dining with coworkers (8 of us). It was great.
The beer is good, of course. The turkey schnitzel...
The food was good (daily special was beef goulasch served with spätzle noodles). There were more Germans than tourists there, which is generally a good sign. The waitress was helpful and efficient. The food was served pretty quickly. Overall a good experience.
The Augustinerkeller is our favorite place to eat in Mainz. The quality of the food is consistently excellent, and the waitstaff are very friendly, even if you mistakenly arrive one hour late for your reservation. Everything we have ever eaten there has been wonderful, but my personal favorite is the Flammkuchen!
We have eaten here twice in a month. Although this is not an elegant restaurant, it has fascinating decor. But what is best is the food - good traditional German dishes - and generous servings too. Service is good and prices too.
There is plenty of food items to have on this menu. I always have the Schnitzel with mushrooms and fried potatoes. Great place. Lots of seats, main floor, second floor, and downstairs is great for large parties. Come early for large parties. In the summer there are tables outside as well. Good traditional German Food.
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- What: "Crimes of the Heart"
- Where: Dinner Stage, Backdoor Theatre, 501 Indiana Ave.
- When: At 8 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Thursday and 8 p.m. Sept. 6-7 (dinner is served an hour before the show)
- Tickets: $25 to $27 for the dinner and show; $14 to $17 for the show only
- Information: 322-5000 or backdoortheatre.org
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Thank you Skip. I have some pictures and her immediate family are looking for a copy of her obit for me. However, they said they don't want to put her info on there if I'm not maintaining it. I will talk to them again but they know nothing about computers.
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Thank you posting the photo and the plot location for Grover Hatfield. I think the photos just make the memorial more personalized and the location will help anyone who wishes to visit.
It looks like you posted the same photo two times. Would you mind removing one? I like the way you added a close-up to Eulah's--maybe do that for Grover, if you don't mind.
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Inez Mae Ross is my great aunt. I have been working on my family tree. Would you mind turning over her page to me? Thank you
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Yes, I know Find A Grave allows you to, but I prefer they not be left on my memorials. I repeat, please remove those you have added to my memorials.
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Skip, just to let you know, I ask on my profile page that death certificates not be added to my memorials. Please don't add them, and it would be nice if you would remove any that you have added to my memorials.
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Thank you for taking photos of my grand uncle's headstone. Your time, effort, and photos are very much appreciated!
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I'll keep that in mind Skip. Thank you. I have a lot of time off at the last of every year and plan to spend much of that time at both Fayetteville and Ellinger cemeteries where the majority of my family that have passed are buried. I plan on going after All Saints Day when the grave sites are manicured and have fresh flowers on them and looking nice to tie to memorials. Will also be spending a lot of time veryfying GPS coordinates to add so you will be seeing a lot of suggested edits in a couple of months in that regard. I did both about 2 years ago but went around December and really did not get the pictures I would have liked to to post both online and within Family Tree Maker software. I really want to get good GPS numbers so when clicked on the exact locations they may be seen and is especially important to me for later generations. Maybe I'll run across you one weekend in November or December out that way. Take care. Bruce
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Thank you sir, I sincerely appreciate it and I especially thank you for taking the time to get these memorials and the thousands of others you have done for everyone going initially. Many thanks..
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In fall of 2013, Clinique launched an allegedly new and improved version of this serum, now with "twice the smoothing" as before. Don't take that claim to mean smoother skin as if you had a laser or other in-office procedure done; they mean smooth as in cosmetically smooth, which is something almost every serum can deliver. And despite its second outing, this serum still isn't as impressive as those that earned our top rating.
The ingredient list for this reformulated serum didn't change in a manner that altered its texture or finish, and it remains suitable for all skin types. Yes, this does make skin feel smoother than the previous version, but "twice as smooth" is pushing it. We suspect most people who used the previous version won't notice a major improvement in how their skin looks or feels with the latest version. It's more status quo than major innovation.
This remains another well-formulated, fragrance-free serum that will make your skin (and wrinkles) softer and smoother, just like countless other well-formulated options.
Regarding the "laser focus" part of the name, this doesn't have anything to do with how real lasers improve skin. Not a single ingredient (or mix of ingredients) in this or any other serum is capable of even vaguely creating the results a medically-supervised laser treatment can provide.
Getting back to the formula, what did change was the removal of several ingredients with a small amount of research proving they help improve uneven skin tone and stimulate collagen. Why Clinique removed these ingredients is a mystery (it's possible the complex was discontinued by the manufacturer) but they replaced those ingredients with other good anti-aging ingredients not in the previous version, so it's a wash.
For the best of both worlds, a smart approach to anti-aging is to pair a state-of-the-art skin-care routine with the cosmetic corrective procedures that are appropriate for addressing the concerns you have about how your skin is aging.
Note: This serum is dispensed via a dropper applicator. Although not the ideal method to dispense a serum that contains light- and air-sensitive ingredients, sometimes this type of packaging is necessary due to formulary requirements. When that's the case, the goal is to keep the bottle opening as small as possible, the bottle should be opaque or specially coated to protect the contents from light, and you should use the serum up within three months of opening.
Note Two: Clinique also offers this serum in a 1.7-ounce size for $73 and a 3.4-ounce size for $132.
Potent serum gives every skin a second chance against lines, wrinkles, sun damage. In 4 weeks, see obvious reduction in lines, wrinkles, improved texture. At 12 weeks, the visible wrinkle-reducing power is remarkably close to a dermalogical laser procedure. 63%, to be exact
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Clinique At-A-Glance
Strengths: A few excellent moisturizers and serums; excellent sunscreens; very good cleansers and eye makeup removers; unique mattifying products; impressive selection of foundations, good concealers; some remarkable mascaras; much-improved eyeshadows, lip colors and blush formulas.
Weaknesses: Bar soaps (which can clog pores and dull skin); alcohol-based toners; unfortunate choice of jar packaging for antioxidant-loaded moisturizers.
Estee Lauder-owned Clinique launched the concept of cosmetics being "allergy-tested," "hypoallergenic," "100% fragrance-free," and "dermatologist tested." Of those marketing claims, the only one with significance is "100% fragrance-free," which, for the most part, Clinique maintains (although it does add some fragrant extracts to a few products). Unfortunately, terms like "hypoallergenic" and "dermatologist tested" aren't regulated by the FDA and can mean anything—thus, you still need to rely on the ingredient list to tell you whether their product contains any ingredients with the potential to irritate skin.
That inconvenient fact aside, Clinique is leading the way with cutting-edge, state-of-the-art moisturizers and serums, plus some formidable makeup and more than a few excellent sunscreens. While Clinique has some products that we see as missteps for reasons discussed in their reviews, more than ever, what they offer is quite good (just have realistic expectations, as some of their claims go beyond what their products are capable of).
Turning to makeup, Clinique continues to offer a vast palette of colors and textures, especially with their enormous selection of foundations—many of which feature effective sunscreens. Without a doubt, the numerous formulas offer something for every skin type and almost every skin color—though the blushes, eye makeup and lip colors are frequently not pigmented enough for deeper skin tones.
The bottom line is that, despite a few shortcomings, Clinique is one of the most comprehensive (and comparably affordable) department-store makeup lines, and it is completely understandable why they enjoy such broad appeal.
Note: Clinique is categorized as one that tests on animals because their products are sold in China. Although Clinique does not conduct animal testing for their products sold elsewhere, the Chinese government requires imported cosmetics be tested on animals, so foreign companies retailing there must comply. This requirement is why some brand's state that they don't test on animals "unless required by law". Animal rights organizations consider cosmetic companies retailed in China to be brands that test on animals, and so does the Beautypedia Team.
For more information about Clinique, call (800) 419-4041 or visit www.clinique.com.
The new Beautypedia Team proudly and unequivocally maintains the commitment to help you find the best products possible for your skin. We do this by relentlessly pursuing and relying on published scientific research so you will have unbiased information on what works and what doesn't-and the sneaky ways you could be making your skin worse, not better!
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It's Really a magic &a fantastic Whole Repairing & antiaging I feel so bad I do not find like it to use long time ago starting long time I know this product , I also mainly sends my thanks to Mis Nancy one of your seller working in the shop whome advice me to use everyday imension her actually she help me like Consultand Dermatology.
I am quite happy with this serum. It made my skin much smoother and helped make the fine lines around my eyes and mouth a bit less noticeable. Helped even out my skin tone. I will be buying this again.
I LOVE this serum...much more so than any of Paula's Choice serums, and I love PC and many of her products. However, this one has that extra something in texture. I love it.
I recommend this product because I did see instant results with this serum. It gives a smooth finish. I just wish it had more key ingredients like the other Clinique serums. I don't like the packaging of this serum. I prefer a pump. But, it does come in a 3.4 0z. On the Clinique website now. I don't know for how long. I might stick with the new smart repair serum it's so gentle and I believe it has vitamin C.
After my over2 year battle with cancer my skin looked bad aged tired, I heard about this product from my doctor!! And went and bought the laser repair and I love it! My skin looks so healthy again!! And my lines around my eyes are totally gone!! My skin is lifted and very firm!! Also I had old acne scars that are all smothed away in so happy. I will never stop using it no matter what the cost, I want to stay looking yung for a very long time!!
Save your money. I've been using this for 6 weeks and there is absolutely no change in my skin.
Received this as a free sample, it's just okay. Leaves skin a little smooth but I have used products that work much better than this one. I have used this am and pm and haven't noticed anything really great about it.
Makeup application after using this serum is tricky, since it never seems to sink into skin foundation tends to "pill" a little bit. I waited a full hour before foundation application and I still end up with little foundation color dots.
I got this as a sample at Macy's. So I try not to complain when I get something for free. It smells a lot like like Estée Lauder's Advanded Night Repair. Which shouldn't be surprising since Estée Lauder owns Clinique. The Clinique has better ingredients in it. But advanced is more hydrating. I'll stick with my Olay regenerist micro-sculpting serum.I'm content with that.
This is a great non-retinol serum. I cannot tolerate retinol on my skin, so this is perfect for me. It leaves my skin soft and smooth, which is what I was expecting. I know better than to expect "laser like" results, so I am happy with this serum.
I just went to the Clinique website to order this serum, but it has been removed! I did a live chat with their website consultant. I was informed that this serum no longer exists! I was told that a new formula is coming which will contain a "gentle leave on exfoliant" and that it has been renamed. This is so bizarre because they aggressively promoted the old formula with HUGE promotion (2 free sample bottles for each customer) recently at Macy's here in Chicago. What is Clinique up to?
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I am afraid this might be the truth. My generation has already been given a heroin addicted weenie who could not hack it and blew his brains out(cobain) for an icon, to describe the "angst we feel" and our "search for identity".Originally Posted by mrcallow
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A lot of smart people are working against time, using new technologies to save endangered animals and their habitats. This is where we share their stories, highlight opportunities for developers and makers to lend a hand, and, as we're able, connect people to the resources and expertise they need.
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"Save the Whales"
Back in the 1970s, a lot of cars sported "Save the Whales" bumper stickers. More than 2 million whales were caught by commercial whalers in the 20th century, and by the middle of the century, many populations were severely depleted. The "Save the Whales" campaign brought millions of people together, resulting in a near-worldwide ban on commercial whaling in 1986. Today, many fewer whales are being taken, but there are still many threats to their survival, including commercial marine traffic.
Big ships run into whales. Inadvertently, of course, but because today's shipping lanes overlap with whale feeding and migration areas, whales (many of them endangered species) are at great risk of being injured or killed. Obviously, the best way to save the whales is to avoid running into them—and commercial ships now have some free tools that make that possible.
There's an app for that.
For the past two years, mariners along the U.S. East Coast have been able to download a free iPad and iPhone app that warns them when they enter areas with a high risk of collision with critically endangered North Atlantic right whales. Whale Alert provides a central source for information about how to navigate around right whales in specific areas, along with the latest data about their whereabouts, all overlaid on NOAA digital charts. Read more…
One fish, two fish, right fish, wrong fish
A WWF International Smart Gear Competition to reduce bycatch
By some estimates, fishing bycatch—which includes unwanted dolphins, turtles, whales, and birds—snared by gillnets, longlines, and trawlers makes up 40% of the catch today.
The 2014 International Smart Gear Competition seeks innovative, environmentally friendly ways to reduce the amount of fisheries bycatch. The recurring contest is sponsored by the WWF, and has resulted in some really clever solutions (such as LED-equipped nets tuned to various wavelengths that repel specific species) that greatly reduce bycatch, conserving populations of marine mammals, turtles, fish, and other sea creatures.
Open to all, over the last few years the competition has attracted entries from all kinds of people who care about fishing— from gear technologists and fishermen to engineers and chemists. The judges panel includes fisheries experts, gear technologists, fishermen, scientists, researchers, and conservationists.
Deadline for entries for 2014 is August 31, but don't let that stop you from coming up with new ideas. The contest is a recurring event—and this year's prizes total $65,000.
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Two million human visitors share the Cape Hatteras National Seashore with endangered turtles. To protect the turtle nests and hatchlings during the hatching period the beaches must be closed—but because it's difficult to gauge when exactly the baby turtles will hatch, the beach is closed for 6 weeks from the discovery of the nest.
Nerds Without Borders has created nest monitor devices with a microcontroller, accelerometer, thermometer, and communications system inside a ping-pong ball (which, conveniently, looks a lot like a turtle egg).
These sensors more accurately determine when hatching will take place—allowing the beaches to be closed for much shorter periods and giving researchers a heads up when hatching will happen. Duane Benson explains.
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For years, scientists have put forth various theories about where the baby turtles go on their maiden voyage, but there's been no hard data. Until scientists came up with a lightweight tracking device, there was no way to follow the turtles' movements from the time they hatched until they returned to the same beach years later to mate.
Now we have some data and new insights, thanks to Kate Mansfield, a marine biologist at the University of Central Florida, and a team of scientists from the UCF, Florida Atlantic University, University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science, and University of Wisconsin. The team tracked 17 loggerhead turtles for 27 to 220 days in the open ocean, using small, solar-powered satellite tags. Read more…
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For many years, I've despaired as I read and watch reports about what we're doing to the planet and to the other creatures that inhabit it with us. At times I've even fantasized that a good old-fashioned-yet-new-fangled plague might be the best thing that could happen. The good news (for me, anyway) is that Kolbert's book has led me to think differently about the future of the Earth and its 7.2 billion people.
On a photo safari in Africa? Turn off geotagging.
Tracking technologies can do so much good for endangered species. And a lot that's not so good.
According to a story on Quartz, tech-savvy poachers are using geotagging data from tourist photos posted on social media sites to locate endangered rhinos and other animals. As a result, some African wildlife reserves have posted signs asking visitors to turn off the geotagging function on their smartphones and digital cameras. They also ask that visitors, when posting their photos, not reveal the location where the photos were taken.
Instant Wild: Smart People, Awesome Technology
ZSL's Alasdair Davies tells us how it's done.
Alasdair Davies is a Technical Advisor for the Zoological Society of London's Conservation Technology program and a web developer for the EDGE of Existence program. His current focus is the delivery of ZSL's Instant Wild project, the advancement of camera trapping technology, and the future development of the EDGE website. Alasdair is also a founder and director of the primate conservation organization The Great Primate Handshake. We conducted this interview via email.
When and where was the idea for Instant Wild hatched?
ZSL's Instant Wild programme started life on a staircase within Conservation Programmes at Regent's Park, London—better known as the location of ZSL London Zoo. It was one of those "Have you seen the new GSM-enabled camera traps? Aren't they great…" conversations whilst holding the morning's first mug of coffee and checking in on the day's schedule.
Is there a story behind it?
Although the conversation on the staircase was brief, our Director of Conservation Programmes, Jonathan Baillie, was luckily the other person on the stairs that morning. Later that afternoon, he called me into his office. It was evident that he had been pondering the morning's conversation and I could sense that there was an exciting idea on the table. Within in an hour, the name Instant Wild was decided upon and the concept of sending the very photos the cameras take to the general public for instant analysis was founded. We'd have hundreds of thousands of eyes scanning thousands of photos from across the globe every single day. It could answer so many questions, and there wasn't a second to lose. Read more…


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Our justice system is best served when opposing parties can settle their disputes without costly litigation. Employees and employers, however, often find it difficult to resolve workplace claims because of the excessive and unfair tax treatment of settlements and awards in such cases.
Parties to these disputes must take into account prior to settlement: 1) the tax an employee must pay on damages for non-economic harm that he or she suffered (e.g., due to egregious sexual harassment); and 2) the tax on lump sum recoveries for multiple years of front and back pay, which are now unfairly taxed in the year of receipt.
To address these problems, on June 26, 2013, Representatives John Lewis (D-GA), Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI), Aaron Schock (R-IL), and Bobby Scott (D-VA) introduced H.R. 2509, the Civil Justice Tax Fairness Act of 2013 (CJTFA). Senators Ben Cardin (D-MD) and Susan Collins (R-ME) introduced the Senate companion bill, S. 1224. The CJTFA has been introduced in previous Congresses as the Civil Rights Tax Relief Act and the Civil Rights Tax Fairness Act.
Over the years, Senators and Representatives on both sides of the aisle, including chairs and ranking members of the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees, have cosponsored this bill.
The CJTFA is endorsed by organizations representing both employees and employers because it promotes early and fair settlement of employment cases and helps reduce costly litigation. Organizations as diverse as the Association of Corporate Counsel, the American Bar Association, AARP, the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, and the Reserve Officers Association support the CJTFA.
With the enactment of the Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996 (P.L. 104-188), non-economic damages recovered in cases that do not arise from a physical injury—including employment cases brought under civil rights laws and other worker protection statutes—became taxable. Non-economic damages compensate people for pain, suffering, and related health effects. As a result, current tax law penalizes workers who successfully vindicate their workplace rights under various federal, state, and local laws. These laws include Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, whistleblower protection statutes, and those regulating any aspect of the employment relationship.
In addition to taxing non-economic damages unfairly in these cases, workers who recover compensation for wages over multiple years in one lump sum must pay taxes at higher rates because the payment is taxed entirely in the year received. For example, members of the armed services who recover several years of back pay under the Uniform Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA) are required to pay taxes on the entire amount for the year in which they receive payment, thus moving them into a higher tax bracket. The tax consequences for anyone receiving a lump sum recovery for lost wages in one year can be onerous. If the employer had not acted unlawfully, the worker's wages would have been earned and paid in the usual course of employment, and the worker would have been taxed at a lower rate.
There is no rational justification for taxing non-economic damages in workplace cases but not in slip and fall cases. Moreover, the tax laws conflict with the intent of Congress that workers should be "made whole" when their rights are violated. They also penalize employers who want to resolve workplace claims because they must "gross up" their settlement offers to compensate workers for the additional taxes they must pay on their recoveries.
The Civil Justice Tax Fairness Act of 2013 resolves these inequities by:
Since the enactment of the Small Business Jobs Protection Act of 1996, NELA has made enacting the Civil Justice Tax Fairness Act (formerly known as the Civil Rights Tax Relief Act and Civil Rights Tax Fairness Act) its top legislative priority.
NELA achieved partial victory when, in October 2004, the CRTRA provision ending double taxation of attorneys' fees in employment discrimination, civil rights, and under other workplace cases was passed as part of the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 (P.L. 108-357, Section 703). The enacted provision permits an above-the-line deduction of attorneys' fees, meaning that payments will not be subject to the Alternative Minimum Tax or to the 2% floor on miscellaneous deductions. It applies to settlements and awards made, and fees and costs paid, after the date of enactment (October 22, 2004).
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Mercure Paris Opéra Faubourg Montmartre, Paris
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Self parking costs EUR 19 per day
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Power generation planners, as well as Students and lecturers of Electrical Engineering in the UK. Students and lecturers of Energy and Environmental courses in the US.
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"The author does an excellent job of explaning how the different technologies work, including an objective view of their pros and cons. Provides an excellent description of the major power generation technologies used in the world today...it provides the reader with a solid, basic understanding of how these technologies work and where they are headed. I recommend this well-organized book to anyone wishing to quickly gain a broad understanding of the many power plant technologies of the 21st century."


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Ogres & EttinsSlay 10 Bloodeye Clan ogres or ettins at the Twilight Gate.
|Bloodeye Clan ogres & ettins slain (10)
DescriptionI want you to get in there past those boulders to the northwest at the Twilight Gate. Kill every Bloodeye Clan ogre and ettin in sight. Think you can handle that for me, <name>?
And here I thought that today couldn't get any better.
I enjoy being wrong, occasionally.
I enjoy being wrong, occasionally.
RewardsYou will receive: 9 40
GainsUpon completion of this quest you will gain:
- 12,870 experience
- 250 reputation with Dragonmaw Clan


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Parrothead Weekend« All Lodging Packages 800.543.2754 Request a Quote Lodging Options
- Price: From $119 per person per night
- Availability: April 1 - 3, 2016
- Night Skiing: Not Available
- Includes:
- Lodging
- Lift Ticket
- Ski Lessons
- Breakfast for guests at Hotels and Snow Cap Inn
Book by October 15 to get the lowest prices of the season!
Parrothead Festival is one of the biggest spring parties in snow country and an annual tradition at Sunday River. Join us for a full weekend of festivities including outdoor concerts, parties, margaritas, our annual pond-skimming contest, and some of the best spring skiing and riding you'll find anywhere in the East. While some resorts may be slowing down in early April, at Sunday River these are some of the best days of the year.
Ski and stay packages are available for just $119 in our condominiums, $135 in the Snow Cap Inn and $165 in our Grand Resort Hotels. All packages include lodging and lift tickets, and stays in the Snow Cap or Hotels include free breakfast as well.
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Book by October 15, 2015 to get the lowest prices of the season. Guaranteed! With our Lowest Price Guarantee if you book a ski trip for any time this winter by October 15, 2015 you'll get the absolute lowest price of the year - guaranteed. If a better price is offered later this season on your trip, we'll reduce your rate to match it automatically. These prices are not available online, please call 800-543-2754 today to book!Learn More
Adult Perfect Turn clinics for ages 15 and up, beginning 12/04/15 thru 4/3/16.
All lodging package rates are per person per night and do not include our 19% tax and resort fees. Occupancy and other restrictions apply. Based on availability.
When booking most ski and stay packages, non-skiing members of your party or those who do not need lift tickets may receive $25 per person, per night, issued as Sunday River Money at check-in. Sunday River Money is valid for any of our activities, retail stores or food and beverage outlets at the resort.
All prices and promotions are subject to availability and may change without notice. Certain restrictions may apply. Rates may vary by time period and are seasonally adjusted. Holiday periods are December 26, 2015 - December 31, 2015 and February 12, 2016 - February 18, 2016.
- Check in Times
Winter Season (November - May)
- Monday - Thursday after 4:30pm
- Friday - Sunday after 6:00pm
- Holidays - 12/26-12/31, 2/12-18 after 6:00pm
- Check out Times
Check out time is 10:30 a.m.
A deposit of 50% is required at the time of booking. Balance is due in full two weeks prior to arrival. Reservations for 1-night stay are due in full at the time of booking.
Your deposit, less a $50 cancellation fee will be refunded on cancellations made more than 14 days prior to arrival. Cancellation made 14 days or less prior to arrival will not be refunded. Guests are responsible for all night's confirmed, regardless of late arrivals or early departures. The cancellation policy is in effect once a deposit has been taken. There is a $300 damage deposit required upon check-in for condominium guests and a $150 deposit for the Grand Hotels or Snow Cap Inn.