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APNewsBreak: Border Patrol tests camera-toting balloon
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SAN DIEGO (AP) — The U.S. Border Patrol is considering a surveillance balloon that can be quickly moved to spot illegal activity, part of an effort to see if more eyes in the sky translate to fewer illegal crossings.
Agents in Texas recently finished a 30-day trial of the camera-toting, helium-filled balloon made by Drone Aviation Holding Corp., a small startup that named former Border Patrol chief David Aguilar to its board of directors in January. The 3-year-old, money-losing company gave Aguilar options that may prove lucrative if it gets more orders for its proprietary model.
The trial comes as agents test hand-launched drones, which are relatively inexpensive but hampered by short battery life and weight limits. The Border Patrol has also used six large tethered balloons in Texas since 2012, acquired from the Defense Department.
President Donald Trump has pledged to add 5,000 agents, but hiring has been slow. If drones and balloons are deployed more widely, fewer agents may be needed.
The new balloon - called Winch Aerostat Small Platform, or WASP - drew the Border Patrol's interest largely to save money. The company says one costs $800,000 plus about $350,000 a year to operate, depending on how often it's moved. By contrast, operating the current fleet of six large balloons costs $33 million a year, according to U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, a Texas Democrat.
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The Border Patrol, in response to questions from The Associated Press, said Thursday it was evaluating results of the trial. The agency hadn't previously disclosed the trial, but the AP learned details from Aguilar, Cuellar and head of the agents' union Brandon Judd.
Agents began experimenting with the WASP Aug. 21 at the Border Patrol's Rio Grande City station and with a mobile response team in Rio Grande Valley, the busiest corridor for illegal crossings.
Cuellar, who was briefed on the trial during a visit last month, said the agency's top official in the region was "very complimentary" of the technology.
The balloons can be assembled and deployed by two or three agents in less than an hour and remain aloft while tethered to a moving vehicle. The large balloons, controlled remotely from trailers, can take days to assemble, require more than twice the crew and are almost never moved.
The WASP also may perform better in strong winds, which Aguilar said was evident as Hurricane Harvey hit nearby. Drone Aviation says it can handle gusts up to 45 mph (72 kph).
On the flip side, the balloons can't carry as much equipment. One U.S. official familiar with the technology said their cameras scanned 4 or 5 miles (8 kilometers). The larger models, with their heavier gear, can peer about 20 miles (32 kilometers). The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the Border Patrol hadn't publicly discussed the balloons.
Judd, president of the National Border Patrol Council, said it would "be a great piece of equipment for us." The official said a decision was expected within months.
Aguilar appears ideally suited to make the company's case. He was Border Patrol chief from 2005 to 2010 and retired from government in 2013 after stints as deputy and acting commissioner of its parent agency, Customs and Border Protection. He discusses border issues at conferences and in congressional hearings.
Drone Aviation pays Aguilar $24,000 a year and granted options to buy 50,000 shares for $2.90 apiece in January 2018 and 50,000 in January 2019 at the same price. The stock rose 8 cents, or 8.1 percent, to $1.07 Thursday in over-the-counter trading.
The company, backed by billionaire investor Phillip Frost, posted a loss of $8.5 million on revenues of $1.5 million last year. It employs 24 people at its Jacksonville Florida, headquarters, according to a presentation for investors in January.
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"This was an assessment, an evaluation, a comparison," he said. "Now it's up to the government to get to where they want to go, need to go, or not."
Associated Press writer Christopher Sherman in Mexico City contributed to this report.

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cheap lane Tips, shorcuts and motivational stories to live on a budget
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2 A few words from the editor 4 Art for the masses We recommed the best exhibitions you can go to this month, for free. 5 Anything for a buzz Some of the crazyest things students have done to get a little tipsy on a very tight budget. 6 Shopping is so last century Buying the perfect dress or accesory is not the only way to wear it. Try the cheaper alternative of renting or swapping. 8 Investment pieces For your cuality basiscs, that you'll probably wear forever, get something worthy of inhereting. 10 Life on the cheap lane Everything you need to know to
live as cheaply as posible. Can you live for free? 14 No place for a lady A modern girl seems to find herself at home everywhere but at a kitchen. 22 Polka dots NOTD Get a professional manicure in your home using some materials you probably have already. 24 The lipstick challenge When you buy an expensive lipstick, areyou paying for a product or only for a name? Our experiment reveals an unexpected answer. 26 Eye candy You don't have to own something to admire it. Window shopping is free and it's cardio.
OUR COVER Katherine Brown is wearing a white and silver animal print scuba peplum top, £8. Red leather driving gloves, £7. Both Primark. Her black leather-look skinny jeans, £20, are Zara. Hair and make-up: Nuria Soriano. Fashion and production: Gabriela Cambero. Photographer: Scott Archibald. Please, visit our website for more information on any article contained in this issue of CHEAP magazine. www.cheapmagazine.com
Nice people who contributed Scott Archibald Originally from Portsmouth, where he studied photography, Scott is currently assitant to some of the best fashion photographers in the industry. Nuria Soriano Make-up artist and hairstylist based in London, originally from Barcelona, she has been working as a freelance for fashion editorials. She also works in a beauty salon in Bricklane. Alejandra Cambero Finance student at Regent's College, currently living in Camden Town.
CHEAP magazine GABRIELA CAMBERO Editor in Chief GABRIELA CAMBERO Creative Director GABRIELA CAMBERO Fashion Director GABRIELA CAMBERO Beauty Editor GABRIELA CAMBERO Features Editor GABRIELA CAMBERO Art Director
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A few words from the editor If you find your wishes frustrated from lack of cash, don't feel so miserable, you're not alone–and there's probably a way you can get what you want, that you hadn't thought of before. We'll take you to a nice trip down scrimpers lane and–let's face it–you've probably travelled down this road before. But let me assure you, you've never done it with such a guide. Everybody needs a bit of cheap advice from time to time, and it's always good to remind yourself that low budget does not equate to low style. That's what we wanted to convey this month. When I talked to Scott–the talented young photographer to whom we owe our fabulous cover–about shooting a strong modern woman in an unlikely setting, he was on-board with the idea right away and, as the conversation progressed, we realized that we were sitting in the unlikeliest of settings: my very retro-looking kitchen. With the aid of Nuria, our make-up artist, and a little bit of fashion, the beautiful Katherine Brown was able to personify a girl who, after being wealthy, had lost it all and landed in that hideous kitchen, where–without losing an ounce of glamour–she now had to cook and wash. Apart from Katherine's lovely face, in this issue you'll find some tips to get a professional looking manicure for almost no money, my adventure bin diving south of the river and the option of renting or swapping as an alternative to shopping. You'll find loads of stuff to do that you may not have thought you could afford within your budget. But we believe that, like Oscar Wilde puts it, 'Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination'. Happy holidays!
Gabriela Cambero Editor in chief
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ART for the masses London has enough art to go around. On any given day there are countless, galleries, museums and exhibitions you can visit for . We pick our favorites of the month. Tim Walker, Story Teller Somerset House Fashion photographer Tim Walker shows some of his most famous works in his first major exhibition. As you walk through the space you'll come face to face with landmark portraits of the most important faces in fashion, celebrities and prints of some of the most creative fashion images ever captured. You can also see some of the most bizarre props and short fashion films. It's a forced visit to any fashion or photography enthusiast in the city.
Marilyn Monroe, A British Love Affair
National Portrait Gallery Our fascination with the legendary blonde seems to have no end. With this exhibition, the National Portrait Gallery shows the story of the screen goddess seen through the Brits' eyes-or lenses. This icons life is celebrated through a selection of magazine covers and pictures significant to her relations with the country. As this exposition is quite small, you might do a quick detour and visit-or revisitthe permanent collection. It's also
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free and you'll probably find some familiar faces besides learning a thing or two.
Death: A Self-portrait
Wellcome Collection Death is a theme that has fascinated and intrigued mankind all through its history. This exhibition showcases 300 artifacts that deal with the iconography of death. Works exposed are incredibly diverse-from Mexican Day of the Dead installations to rare Goya prints-and all come from the private collection of Chicago-based antiques collector Richard Harris.
Women in Focus: Photographs by Dorothy Bohm
Museum of London Dorothy Bohm attempts to capture with her lenses the different roles of women in society from the 90s to the present day. She compares real women to the ones depicted in advertising and artworks with the intention of showing the gaps between them and to point out the expectations of femininity nowadays.
r o f g n i h Anyt Students will do crazy things to a buzz get a little drunk. What would you do for a good party?
tudents usually have the best disposition to get drunk and the worst budget to do it. We've all done something crazy to get tipsy at some point. These are some funny techniques I've seen–or used–to get in the party mood without paying the retail price.
Accountant in Paris Drinks in a club usually come in very pricey, especially for a Mexican girl living in Paris on a very tight budget. Cynthia gets around the guards who check purses in the entrance of the clubs by putting vodka in small water bottles and hiding them in her long boots.
Ana Elisa
High School in Paris Ane–as her friends call her–enjoys clubbing in the city of lights, but her endurance to alcohol surpasses her budget. She has as trick, not up her sleeve, but down her bra. Ane fills a couple of Ziploc bags with her liquor of choice and uses them as fillers to get a fuller cleavage and a free buzz. As the night progresses, onlookers may wonder at the ever diminishing size of her cup size.
Communications in Guadalajara Living in a posh neighbourhood in Guadalajara is not necessarily synonym with a large bank account–especially for college students chipping in to rent a nice house–however, it does gives access to some of the best house parties. Florencia drives around her neighbourhood on weekends and wherever she hears
loud music, she parks and crashes the party. The perfect free pre-drinks before the club.
Finances in London Andrea doesn't like pubs but beers happen to be the only drinks that get to her head. Whenever she goes to clubs in Mayfair, she makes sure to buy some beers beforehand and hides them some yards away from the entrance. Every now and then, she pops out to smoke a cigarette and sneaks away to down a beer. People wonder at how she can be so drunk at the end of the night after buying just one cocktail.
Business in London Ana is not really into art but she's really into gallery openings. She likes the guys who are into art but mostly, she loves free drinks. She recommends a webpage called galleries. co.uk, where one can find the gallery openings for any given day. She gets a bit of culture, a lot of drinks and, in some cases, a date.
Marketing in Paris During fashion week in Paris, I used to sneak into fashion shows. A couple of friends and I would go into the backstage of the last show of the night using a number of concoctions–from acting as if we were important magazine editors¬ to pretending we had forgotten our mobiles in there–and we would get completely drunk on champagne, in the company of models and celebrities–for free.
Cheapest booze in town Get rid of your inhibitions and get yourself to G-A-Y, an awesome gay club (duh!) in Soho, on a thursday night. The music is awesome and the drinks– vodka, rum or beer–are just £1.70 a piece. Dance the night away singing to Lady Gaga and Cheryl Cole.
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Shopping is so last century By Gabriela Cambero
Shopping as we know it is not the only way to get your hands on the latest trends. Go online and discover novel ways to wear new clothes, without actually having to buy them.
Swap your wardrobe Swishing.co.uk is probably the biggest website in the UK dedicated to swap clothes. You have to send them your unwanted clothes and they'll give you credit with which to get new ones from their online catalog of other people's unwanted items. You are not likely to find a pair of Louboutins, but it's a great way to get something out of your old stuff: some new stuff.
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Rent-a-dress There are several websites where a girl can hire-that's what they call it-a designer dress, just for an event. This means you can look fabulous in a runway or red carpet dress, for only a fraction of its cost. The best part is you will never be seen wearing the same outfit twice.
3.1 Phillip Lim £69
Preen £69
Opulence England £49
Badgley Mischka £80
Alice + Olivia £39 Alice + Olivia £59
Prada for £25 –a month This is a pretty versatile purse that is sure to go perfectly with most of your Christmas party dresses which, if you're smart, you didn't actually buy but rented. This little fellow will look lovely dangling from your shoulder all through December.
Would you dare? Some girls argue that it's pretty unfair one cannot wear a nice dress only because you can't really afford it. Armed with a credit card, these modern day Robin Hoods pay for dresses that they wear for one evening and then return to the store the next day. They just have to make sure not to spill anything on it.
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By Gabriela Cambero
Every girl needs a couple of quality pieces she'll wear all the time. Designer names are usually synonym with durability, however, these rarely come in cheap at their namesake boutiques. But don't worry; there are other ways to get the brand.
dmit it, you want the designer bag or coat as much as the next girl. But face it; you don't have an extra couple thousand pounds lying around, waiting for you to go and spend them in a designer boutique. There's another way to get designer goods at up to 70% of the original retail price and, no, it's not illegal, it's buying pre-owned clothes. Think of it as pet adoption, but instead of a rescued puppy, you rescue a purse from fash-
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ion oblivion. After all, like pets, clothes also need to be loved. And, how do you show a coat that you love it? You wear it. Second hand luxury items are almost always as good as new and they're a great way to get some quality basics or to finally own a special piece of your favourite designer at a price less likely to leave you bankrupt. Sure, you'll still need to save to get one of these, they're not what you'd call cheap, but that's why they're called investments.
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Life on the cheap lane By Gabriela Cambero
With companies sending samples to your door, supermarkets giving discounts and people throwing away perfectly good things, how cheap can your life get? Can you live for free?
e, as a society, have come to expect every good thing in life to have a price tag. But there's a bunch of great things that can come for free. And I'm not just talking about the "best things in life"–you know, love, friendship and stuff like that–but about actual things you can get without spending a quid. It doesn't matter what you love, there's always a way to enjoy it for barely any money, or none at all. Living for free is not a novel idea. In fact, there are people who have made the conscious decision of living from what others will consider waste as an act of rebellion against the establishment. Take for example journalist turned bin-diver and squatter Katherine Hibbert, who de-
cided to take a year off consumption and managed to survive–and enjoy herself–spending less than a pound a day. With her amazing story, she brings attention to the wastefulness of our existence and to the way our society is obsessed with consumption. Her experience is, of course, an extreme example of how cheaply a person can live, but you don't have to go diving into dumpsters to save a few pounds. If you get things you would normally buy, for free, you'll have some extra cash to give yourself–or your credit card balance–a treat. All you need is the will to do it and a Wi-Fi hot spot, as most tricks and shortcuts are hidden somewhere online.
Getting free stuff
When my roommate–who is not exactly Mr. Moneybags–told me he
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Do you want to know more about the queen of cheap living? Read all about Katherine Hibbert's advetures as a squatter in her book Free: Adventures on the Margins of a Wasteful Society. www.amazon.com, £11.99
was getting a new bed, I thought he was crazy. He had a perfectly fine individual bed that did the job. Granted, he's got a lot of lady friends coming over but it's not as if they're expecting to check-in at a five star hotel. I asked him where he was going to buy it and he told me "Buy it? Ha, I'm gonna use Freecycle mate". Not wanting to seem out of the loop, I just nodded and Googled it as soon as he left. Well, as it turns out, Freecycle is a website where you can get stuff for free. Hadn't I known that my roommate used it; I would have thought it was a scam. It sounds too good to be truth but, if you think about it, it makes a lot of sense. People move, offices close, roommates get girlfriends with low tolerance for pet ferrets; and they are faced with the problem of disposing of their unwanted goods–or pets. Well, someone's trash is another's treasure. You just have to look for something you need or fancy, and ask for it. Then go, pick it up, and it's yours. You wouldn't believe the things you can find there, waiting for you, just a tube ride away. I got extra chairs for my kitchen, a gorgeous mirror and racks to organize my magazines; which, had I gotten them from Ikea, would have meant I was out of, at least, £100. My only disclaimer is that, after realizing that you can get a TV, complete with a TV stand, for free, you'll find it hard to pay the bill next time you go shopping. I mean, why would you pay for a chest of drawers, when you can get them for free?
Save it for a rainy day
Websites for the cash savvy Freecycle
Your first stop in your search for anything must be freecycle.org. Chances are you won't have to buy what you're looking for, someone will be offering it for free and you'll just go and collect it.
Even if you're not a student, studentbeans.com is the best site for money advice, offers and giveaways. If you're a student you have access to more benefits, but even if you're just in looking to save a few pounds, this offers aggregator is sure to find you the best deals in town in practically everything. Also, you can get random things for free, such as eBooks, chocolate or toothpaste, just by answering surveys or giving your contact information.
If you're 'attractive, but you don't have the money to travel'–but you do have loose morals–this website might be perfect for you. MissTravel.com is a sort of dating site that matches
young, low-budgeted women with rich men who 'hate to travel alone' and are looking for company in their trips around the world. It sounds a lot like escorts but founder claims that it's just an international dating site. It could get you around the world if you dared to use it.
here's nothing worse about London than its weather. Sure, it's all fun and games during the summer but as soon as soon as autumn arrives it brings with it wind and rain. The inclemency of the weather affects, not only your hairstyle, but your wallet: do you have any idea on how much you spend on umbrellas? Well, if they break is the weather's
Download the app or browse through the website. There's a whole section dedicated to free things you can do in London: from exhibitions to parks. It also gives you a list of all the city's Wi-Fi hot spots.
This is technically an iPhone app, but it's sure to save you some money in the kitchen. BigOven allows you to enter ingredients you have left over in your kitchen and it will find you a recipe in which you can use them. It also gives you ideas of things to cook, plus, it helps you plan your grocery shopping, for maximum savings. You can also connect it to your social networks and see what your friends are cooking. fault, not yours. If you hate coughing up to buy these annoyingly necessary accessories, just step into The Dorchester on a rainy day. With any luck, you'll be walking out with a complementary umbrella. Just remember to look confident and a bit annoyed at the weather. Make your best Made in Chelsea impression.
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A free lunch
It becomes easy to come to terms with using someone's–voluntarily given–unwanted furniture. But how about eating from someone's unwanted food? That's exactly what Freegans do. Freegan is a fancy way of calling a person who, basically, eats for free. There are all kinds of freegans: some are normal people with jobs and flats, taking a political stand; some are unemployed, living in eco-villages and subsisting on zero money. What they all have in common is that they feel very strongly against waste. And they all get their food from super market skips. Instead of going grocery shopping and increasing the demand for food, freegans go around the back of supermarkets and search through their bins. This, however, is proving harder than in past years because– fearing some legal action to be taken against them–super markets and food sellers are taking measures against bin skippers. 'They made us remove all the food from its packaging before throwing it out. We also had to empty liquids, such as yogurt, on top of the rest of the food to make it inedible' said an ex Starbucks employee. Some chains have now, as a policy, all their bins locked away. Managers claim concern for skippers' health if they eat food past its 'Use by' date, but freegans argue that the products they find in the bins are thrown away on the 'Sell by'
date, which still gives them a good couple of days to consume them. The most hard core freegans don't have regular jobs but work as volunteers to promote their way of living and to raise awareness to their cause. They don't claim unemployment benefits, but live strictly off what they find in bins and what they get from selling literature on the advantages of freeganism and the deplorability of waste. Although we might question the efficacy of their methods, theirs is a worthy cause as every year in Britain somewhere between 17 and 20 tons of food is wasted. This represents approximately a third all food in the country and would be enough to feed about 30 million of malnourished people around the world. Freegans find it outrageous that we are taking food from hungry countries just to throw it in the bin. For whatever reason, freegans may have found a way to do the impossible: eat a free meal–or several of them. And, even if their stand may not change the wasteful nature of our society, it does brings attention to the fact that we do, sometimes, surround ourselves with things we don't actually need and it challenges us to live on less. Their way of living can also come as a comfort for someone going through a rough economical patch. Just think, if these people can live on nothing, maybe you can go a couple of months without eating out and going to the movies?
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My free meal
s a student, new to the city and fresh from across the Atlantic, I was shocked with how expensive life can get for a girl in London, so I decided to give freeganism a chance. After a quick research online, I learned that one of the best places to go bin diving was the New Covent Garden Market, a whole sale food market, south of the river. Apparently, since they only sell to supermarkets and restaurants, some products that are still perfectly edible get thrown away because they're no longer sell-
able. However, some people in these websites warned about the increased security measures in the place and advised against going there after dark. That suited me perfectly, as I was not about to go searching through waste bins in the middle of the night. Someone mentioned that the best time to go was between six and ten in the morning, so the next day I woke up really early and, after taking two tubes and a bus ride, I arrived to the gates of the market, in the middle of nowhere–or so it felt to me. I walked into the place, which is free–cars get charged five pounds– and it was nothing like I had imagined. I don't think most people have a clue of where their food comes from. I, for one, had something much more picturesque in mind, but the market resembled more closely to an old airplane hangar than to the merry place that pops into your mind when you hear the word 'mar-
ket'. Most businesses were closed and the ones that were open did not seem very busy. I started my search for veggies and I was amazed at what I found. I had pictured myself, literally, diving into bins and searching through smelly rotten potatoes for something fit for human consumption–I even had rubber gloves in my purse. However, I found boxes filled with perfect-looking vegetables, in neatly stacked boxes, right next to the waste containers, just waiting to be disposed of. I even had my doubts whether they were actually garbage, so I asked a kind looking worker who confirmed that they were, in fact, throwing that food away. I then asked if I could have some and he told me 'Take all you want. It's going to the bins anyways'. I asked if a lot of people came around requesting food and he said 'Yeah, loads of them. They arrive from midnight, all
through the night. Loads of people come, but sometimes policemen arrive and take all of them away'. I was happy I did not run into the authorities because bin diving, while not strictly illegal, is still in a grey area of the law. After about an hour in which I went through every bin and dumpster in sight, I called it a day. On my way home, I made a stop at Tesco where I bought some chicken breasts–I couldn't face eating poultry out of a dumpster. When I got home, I disinfected my plunder. I used the peppers and some chicken to cook fajitas and I had grapes for dessert. It was not a one hundred per cent free meal, because I did pay approximately £2 for the chicken I used, but I'd say that's still pretty
cheap. And I still had loads of vegetables left for the rest week. When I was in Tesco I did a little detour to the greens section and summed the prices of my 'garbage' veggies to see how much money my day as a freegan had saved me. As it turns out I had in my fridge £11.57 worth of free food. I couldn't help but turning the money in my fridge into money in my closet. I went to Primark and turned my savings into a pair of shoes, which–in the spirit of not wasting–I will be sure not to throw away for as long as they're wearable. I promise.
For the ladies If you're a girl, you're bound to be asked out by guys. Some guys you may like some you may not. However, don't waste any chance. Maybe this guy isn't the love of your life, but what would you have done on a boring Wednesday night anyway? Get yourself out there every opportunity you get and always think of it this way: if you don't even have fun, at least you got a free meal out it–at a nice restaurant, with any luck.
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About to chop some peppers, Katherine Brown is wearing a white and silver animal print scuba peplum top, £8, red leather driving gloves, £7, strappy red and black heeled sandals, £16, and a metallic necklace, £6, all Primark. Her black leatherlook skinny jeans, £20, are Zara.
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No place for a lady The kitchen is no longer a place where all ladies feels at home, but most modern women have to cook their own dinners anyways.
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Just finished washing the dishes, Katherine is wearing a metallic dress with a peplum,£29.99, H&M. From her neck hangs a silver necklace with faux diamonds, £3, Primark.
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Katherine discovers how complicated cooking eggs can be while wearing a white jacket, £40, and a black pencil skirt, £28, both with peplums and from River Island. She complements her look with a golden ring, £1.50, and black and gold strappy sandals, £18, both Primark.
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Katherine is doing the laundry wearing a black lace bra, £5, Primark. Her red short jacket, £29.99, cropped sheer polka dot top, £7.99, and silver wedge booties, £29.99, are all H&M. The black leather shorts, £30, are River Island. The faux diamonds necklace is vintage.
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Sitting in the counter, Katherine wears a black bustier, £40, and a black pencil skirt with a peplum in the front, £28, both River Island. Her necklaces are both vintage and the black strappy sandal with platform visible in the background, £18, is Primark.
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Katherine gave up on cooking wearing a metallic top, ÂŁ24.99, H&M. Her necklace is vingtage and belongs to the stylist. The bracelet is Primark and it belongs to the assistant. PHOTOGRAPHER Scott Archibald FASHION Gabriela Cambero MAKE-UP Nuria Soriano ASSISTANT Alejandra Cambero
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That's Nails Of The Day to you, missy.
ails have become as much an accessory as your purse. Do you spend hours on Pinterest or Instagram looking at impossibly intricate nail polishes and wish you had the cash to get a professional manicure every week? Well if you're into the polka dots nails–as is everybody on the internet is these days–you can get them at the comfort of your bed, for a budget fit for your wallet. The only things you need are a hair grip, two nail polishes of your preference and a top coat or clear nail polish. You're bound to have a hair grip lying around and, as for the nail polishes; you can get them really cheap at any supermarket. I got these at £2.99 a piece and, obviously, I didn't use them all up.
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1Apply two coats of your base colour. You have to leave the first coat dry before applying the second one.
2 In a sheet of paper, put a drop of the colour of your choice for the dots. I chose silver foil.
3 Using the rubber end of the hair grip, apply the dots, starting with a line in the centre of the nail and working your way out. This will make the dots symmetrical.
4 Apply top coat or clear nail polish for maximum duration. You just saved yourself £10 to £30, depending on the beauty salon of your choice. Granted, there's nothing like being pampered by a professional, but if you throw in a glass of wine and a bath, you can pamper yourself and get a cheap, most professional looking manicure, a few pounds.
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ou can make your manicure even cheaper by using old nail polishes. We have all been there: it's been a while since you last painted your nails in that weird neon yellow hue that your ex-boyfriend hated, but he's gone so you'll give it another go. You open the bottle only to discover that your polish is no longer the fluid it's supposed to be but a thick, chunky substance that's not suitable to get anywhere near your nails. Don't run out and buy a new bottle. Nail polish never goes bad. You just need some nail polish remover to dissolve the dry contents of your flask. Add a little and shake it. Voilá, it's as good as new. You just saved yourself a the cost of a whole new bottle.
Moisturize your hands young
By Gabriela Cambero
Only for the daring Next time you walk into a department store and have every clerk in the beauty department cut your path trying to sell you something, play along, take your time and walk around the counters, in your best impression of an undecided costumer. You'll be sure to walk out of there with a year's worth of beauty products in samples.
o manicure can look amazing in ugly looking hands, and nothing makes the skin in your hands look worse than lack of moisturizing. The skin in your hands tends to be dry–even if you have oily-type skin in your face–and, as we are prone to wash them constantly throughout the day, their condition only worsens. During the winter, the cold makes taking extra care of them of the utmost importance. Plus, as most women only worry about the state of the skin in their faces, hands are usually tell-tale signs of your age. Moisturizers can come in pricey at department stores, but you can
treat your hands with things you can find in your kitchen.
1 Pour a little olive oil in a con-
tainer and put it in the microwave for a few seconds. You want to get it warm for a better absorption through your skin.
2 Add some sea salt and some drops of lemon.
You have created a great moisturizer that, by rubbing your hands with the salt grains, will also act as an exfoliator. After using it just rinse and dry. This way, you'll keep your hands looking fresh during the winter months and flaunt your manicure in a perfect frame.
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The lipstick challenge By Gabriela Cambero
We are willing to pay the price for a designer lipstick but, are we able to tell it apart? The challenge is to be a smart consumer and to see beyond the brand.
f given the choice between a tube of Chanel or Barry M red lipstick, it's safe to say that any woman would chose the sleek, black and gold designer classic over the cheap looking drugstore brand. However, if the brand remained a mystery and the choice was based purely on performance, the choice may not be as clear. We asked Ale, a student who lives in Camden Town, to take her pick between the two lipsticks. As expected, she picked the Chanel. We then proceeded to blindfold her and apply both lipsticks, one in the upper and one in the lower lip.
When asked if she felt any difference in her lips–without removing the blindfold–she said she couldn't detect which was which but that 'you can only tell a Chanel red by looking at it'. So we removed the blindfold and placed her in front of a mirror. The choice between lipsticks suddenly became harder. 'They both look like they have almost the same texture but the colour looks slightly different. I'm going to go with the bottom lip, it looks redder. That's the Chanel.' As it turns out, she was wrong. Ale had chosen the lipstick she liked better on her lips and it wasn't an
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expensive designer brand, but the cheap drugstore Barry M tube. How many women, who in a store will invariable go for Chanel, would actually prefer the look of a cheaper alternative? We need to become more savvy consumers, not let Brad Pitt ads play tricks with our minds, and actually take a good hard look at the product we're buying. Ale puts it simply, 'Maybe next time I'll try on the brand I want and a cheaper alternative, to see if I spot any differences, before I actually spend unnecessarily.'
Chanel Rouge Allure
Barry M Lip Paint
WHERE? Selfridges
WHERE? Boots
If you're at a party and you want to fix your lips, of course you want this baby coming out of your purse. And even if no one else sees it, sometimes the knowledge that you're wearing wa certain brand makes you feel special and more confident. Also, its quality is probably unquestionable and you are most likely buying the best quality ingredients there are, even if you don't feel it, your lips probably will appreciate it.
Well, it's obviously the cheapest choice and, honestly, no one–not even you–will be able to tell the difference. Also, for the same amount of money, you'll be able to get five different shades. Finally, if you go to boots.com and look it up, you can see the comments of people who have actually used the product. In this case, they're all very positive and don't seem to find a fault in it.
You probably didn't know this about lipstick... Lipstick can last longer if you keep it in the fridge. More lipsticks are sold on gloomy or rainy days. Egyptian women of ancient times were the first to tint their lips and they used a purple-red colour. In eighteenth century, the British Parliament passed a law banning coloured lips, as women who lured men into matrimony using red dye on their lips were deemed to be witches.
The more lipstick you wear, the more often you'll have to use the toilet. The castor oil contained in most lipsticks causes an increased level of urination.
About 5% of the lipsticks are end up on cups of coffee or tea, and about another 5% end up inside women's stomachs.
During the French revoNearly 70% of men think lution, wearing lipstick that red lipstick is sexy and meant you sympathized a sign of success. with the aristocracy and could get you guillotined. A man swallows up to 6 pounds of lipstick during Queen Elizabeth II has her his life, while a woman will own lipstick, called The sallow up to 17 pounds. Balmoral, made in 1952 to match her coronation George Washington wore robes. lipstick. December 2012 CHEAP magazine 25
Eye Candy By Gabriela Cambero
ou can enjoy the beauty of the most wonderful designer pieces for absolutely zero pounds. How? Why window shopping, of course. It's fun and it's free. Take a walk down Bond Street or Sloane Street, and enjoy the exquisite window displays–some of which look more like contemporary art installations than anything else¬–or got into the boutiques and experience the ultimate shopping experience, trying on everything you fancy, while you're offered drinks
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by the most attentive clerks. In the end, just say that you have to think about it and you'll return later.
This source of entertainment is likely to leave you a bit frustrated, but I can guarantee you'll come out of it having spent nothing at all. You won't buy anything because you probably can't afford any of it, but I bet you'll enjoy every second of the experience. Plus, you'll be sure to get inspiration for the next time you go bargain hunting in a vintage market.
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I kinda made revamp out of it Cause i am picky with stamps LOL....
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Story of my life!
Also why do people just say "..." when it's silent (Not like this "I was so confused..." like this "..." when there is no one talking)? I mean people have said "I do that when there is nothing to say" but really if there is nothing to say, don't say anything I guess?? It's a cheesy and dumb saying but it's true lmao.
I do that frequently... laughing at stuff, yet I don't get it...
um it keeps say i don't get it
Amazing! If you don't mind me asking what software do you use?
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I enjoy saying that when I honestly don't get a joke =-D
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I totally do that sometimes
I totally do that sometimes
This is everyone's reaction around me, because I laugh for no reason at all!XDD
LMAO i have those moments sometimes too or mostly when i have no idea whats going on
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21 Weeks…5 Days
Only about 18 more weeks to go! That sounds so crazy. On one hand it doesn't sound like much at all…while on the other hand I feel like I've been pregnant forever. Or maybe it's more like I feel like I haven't been able to enjoy a spicy tuna hand roll in forever.
I have 2 requests in the hospital, after I deliver. A plate of spicy tuna hand rolls and a really good Espresso. My mouth is watering just thinking about it.
We've made it through another week and things are still on the up and up. I'm really digging this second trimester deal. I feel pretty awesome.
Food is delicious and I want all of it. My appetite has seriously increased this week. I'm much hungrier and I've even started getting hungry overnight. I think I need to start pre-packing some things to eat when I wake up hungry in the middle of the night. Otherwise I'm liable to eat
everything anything.
I've maintained a my good diet, for the most part, this week. After a long run, I did have a moment of blacking out, and coming to in a food frenzy. I went into the kitchen to get something to eat. All of a sudden I snapped to, and I was staring out the back window, watching Harper run around, mowing down a second piece of pizza! I didn't even go to the kitchen for pizza, nor did I intend to eat pizza! But there I was, second piece in hand, just nomming away. Once I realized what I was doing, I stopped. JUST KIDDING. I finished that bitch. It was mashed potato and bacon. Probably the most delicious thing I've ever eaten.
She's a growin'! Every day I swear my stomach gets larger. The bigger I get, the more I can feel her moving around, which is very cool! Last night I felt her kick 3 times, and it was the coolest experience. I've felt her before, but last night's kicks were very noticeable!
I am feeling really good about my body right now. My expanding stomach makes me happy, and the rest of me feels pretty much the same as it did pre pregnancy. Of coarse I'm a little less toned, but I dont' feel like I've lost too much of my muscle mass.
Still holding on! Like I said in yesterday's post…I'm definitely feeling the extra weight now, and I'm feeling the strain on my body because of all of the hard work it's doing in there. My form has changed a lot! Because it takes more effort to power me along and because of the weight, I'm not nearly as light on my feet. I push forward with purpose, instead of easily gliding.
I'm maintaining 20 miles a week, which isn't bad for 5 and a half months pregnant, along with strength training. I haven't been in the pool much, because honestly I haven't felt like swimming. All I've wanted to do is run.
I have been feeling envious of everyone's race reports lately. It's the beginning of the triathlon season and all of the season opener reports are coming out on everyones blog. I can't wait until next year, when I can be back out there, suffering, while having the time of my life, and showing my little chickadee what us girls can do!
Pounds Gained: 10 at my last appointment. I'm sure this number is increasing.
Cravings: Still spinach and feta omelets, mustard, mustard, mustard. I want to put mustard on everything!!!
Aversions: Seafood, Fried food smell, Pork
Strangers to touch my stomach this week: 1
Smart Pets: I think Harper knows something is up. Instead of sleeping at the bottom of our bed, I've been waking up and her head is pressed against my stomach. She has also been following me EVERYWHERE. She will lay by my feet while I brush my teeth even.
Symptoms: A few random waves of nausea and some sharp ligament pain near my hip last night.
Names: I don't know if anyone picked up on it in my last post…but I snuck it in. We have chosen the name Aria.
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Go Shuttle Express president J.R. Rowley says he switched to the Icom system because of the available 55-gallon propane fuel tank, bi-fuel flexibility, and fuel redundancy. The Icom bi-fuel vans have range enough for a driver to get through an entire shift without refueling. Counting gasoline, that range is about 700 miles – but with savings of about $2 per gallon using propane, the Seattle operation avoids using any gasoline at all.
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"One of the places where we lived when I was growing up had this big wood out the back. And starting when I was about 8, I used to enjoy just walking alone through the wood late. Eleven p.m. Midnight. Later."
"I had to weave and play around with a honey bear, you know, and I could wrestle with him a little bit, but there's no way you can even wrestle a honey bear, let alone a grizzly bear that's standing ten feet to eleven feet tall! Can you imagine? But it was fascinating to work that close to that kind of animal."
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Greetings, everyone! Here we are, mid-June already. How did that happen? Things have been quiet on the haiku front, but I do have one featured select
Greetings, everyone!
Here we are, mid-June already. How did that happen? Things have been quiet on the haiku front, but I do have one featured selection to appear in the summer issue of Modern Haiku.
In the meantime, I'm sharing a couple of haiku that I recently posted over on Instagram. Both were originally published in text form only, however, I always add a background or photo when posting to Instagram. These were both created at canva.com.
Paper Wasp, summer 2012. Photo credit: Matthew Gibson, canva.com.
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Other than a trip to Vegas with the family in May (to celebrate my hubby's parent's 50th wedding anniversary) things have been pretty quiet. This month, on June 23rd, my son is graduating from Oulton College, and his father and I are very proud. :) I still can't believe how quickly the year went by.
We've already been in our new place for 6 months! And loving it by the way. Also been working on my chapter book and it is out for another round of edits at the moment. Next step--once the edits are all completed--will be to find an illustrator.
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There are few areas in the Catholic Church in Australia that have been as significant in the growth of Catholicism in the Country or have had such resources committed to them as the Australian Catholic Education Systems. Ranging from Kindergarten through Primary to Secondary and even Tertiary levels, Catholic Education has achieved importance far beyond the Church's spiritual concerns. It is truly a national asset.
The measure of its present effectiveness must be made against its fundamental purpose. There is no doubt that in setting up Catholic Schools and other educational institutions the main purpose of the Catholic Bishops was not to create a civic asset, though that was an inevitable by-product of their intention.
The Bishops of Australian Dioceses became engaged in the business of Education to ensure that Catholic children were properly educated in the Faith in a way that would develop them as well-rounded Catholic citizens of fledgling Nation then a-forming. Later still, successive Governments for a time sought to attack the Church by insisting on a secular character for universal education in Australia.But the purpose of Catholic Education in Australia remained the same : put simply - the development of citizens properly educated in and practising their Catholic Faith.
By that measure one might say that "we have a problem".
For a long time,that was not the case. Indeed the generations of young Catholics that went off to World War I and later World War II were very well educated in their Faith and particularly the latter group were practising their Faith at a very high level - so much so that weekly Mass attendance was in the vicinity of 65% and that was maintained even after the War. Vocations to the Priesthood and to the Religious Life were at very high levels and it was all that the Church could do to keep up with the demand for new Church and School and other buildings.The text used in Religious Education in most Catholic Schools up to High School Level for that latter generation was " Apologetics and Catholic Doctrine" by Archbishop Michael Sheehan. When it was recently re-published Catholic Educators claimed it was FAR too advanced for their students who could not handle it.
What has gone wrong?
And what about the current performance of the "product" being delivered from our Catholic Education systems? What has happened to Mass attendance from that 65% level of pre-War Australia?According to the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference the figure in 2008 was 13.8%.Between 1996 and 2006 the percentage of the congregations made up of people up to 19 years of age declined from 24.18% to 19.87%. Now, to be completely honest, demographic evolution has an influence in that trend.But, sadly it does not really mitigate the adverse trend we see, but rather makes it worse. For in the same period the percentage of the population in that age category had slightly increased, whilst the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference figures show that the proportion of our mass attending Catholics in that age category declined from approx. 13% to a fraction above 10% between 1996 and 2006.
Plainly there is a parallel between Australian Catholic Education and the condition of affairs in the State of Denmark ( Hamlet 1.4.90).
We shall endeavour to return to this vital subject in increasing detail in subsequent Posts.Readers might care to read the not unrelated recent post " Infestation" here :http://vexilla-regis.blogspot.com.au/2013/08/infestation.html .


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3 MORE Things – June 2014
Did You Know?
Practice Transformation Update
The Practice Transformation Strategic Initiative Group has been plugging along and recently updated the DFM Advisory Council on its progress to date. Here are some of the highlights…
There is a larger Advisory Group who serve in a consultative capacity, offering diversity to the conversation and direction toward the creation of a comprehensive, department-wide Practice Transformation strategic plan, ensure synergy and minimize duplication of efforts and provide a mechanism to make sure that all department needs/resources are being addressed in the strategic vision and plan.
The smaller Work Group examines in detail all that needs to get done, compiles a fit-gap analysis for resources, fosters effective communication between group members and generates design elements for the plan. And works.
Important issues and projects on the immediate horizon for this group includes (but is not limited to):
- AHRQ INSTEPP – Self Management Tools
- CMS Practice Transformation Query
- Evaluation Hub – how does it fit/overlay
- Extension Service
- New PCMH Fellow (Aimee Falardeau) starting in August – looking to establish a monthly seminar series focused on Practice Transformation
- Payer Initiatives (CU Anthem cap redesign, Colorado HealthOp, Direct Primary Care CU Health Plan, and ACC RCCO
- Public Data Utility
- Relationship with HealthTeamWorks
- Sports Medicine
- UC Health Primary Care Service Line, including Care By Design model (and evaluation), wraparound services and population management software
Progress to date: The group has been successful in establishing synergy and a collaborative group that is beginning to understand all of the activities going on across the department, local system, and state. It's been a very organic process and the group has become a safe place to vet ideas, ask questions and has allowed for cross-pollenation of ideas and breaking down silos.
The group has been in a holding pattern until they knew more about the status of the SIM grant, as well as the UC Health Primary Care Service Line, and will begin to develop infrastructure to deal with these new opportunities as soon as the proposal for SIM has been submitted (it's due 7/7!). Questions they're looking to answer include:
- How do we define the roles and responsibilities of the work group members, including who's doing what and when on various projects?
- How do we work within and with existing programs structure (i.e. Practice Innovation Team, Evaluation Hub and policy team)?
- What are the immediate resources needed and how do we balance against immediate work and master planning?
- How do we triage new projects and assign teams to work on each of them?
- How big do we want to be and where should our focus be?
To download a copy of the materials distributed at the Advisory Council, click here.
Stay tuned for more information coming soon! Questions? Please contact .
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Who you are and what you do:
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Why do you like working for DFM?
Each day is different, I am not tied to a desk and I get to move around solving problems.
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Hiking and fireworks. I get to fire two shows this year – one at Hudson Gardens and another at Green Valley Ranch. I just got back from a trip to Patagonia, Chile – the southern tip of the world before Antarctica! (see photo)
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I am a dog servant- I walk and throw the ball for my dog!
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80's, baby!
Favorite movie and why?
Ferris Bueller's Day Off- it always makes me smile.
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I was the Crew Chief for a Jet Powered Dragster!
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Afterwards we relaxed in the hot tub for a few then headed over to James' house after and talked around a fire. Definitely a perfect day today, and a perfect way to leave Lake Samammish, with the sun on our backs and the wind in our hair on the drive home. I'll miss going out on the boat all summer with the boys to watch them biffing it on the wake-board repeatedly. ;]
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