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PRINCETON, N.J. – The Alaska Aces clinched their third consecutive Brabham Cup championship on Saturday by virtue of a 2-1 win at Colorado. Alaska, which became the first team to win back-to-back Brabham Cups last season, extends its record for most consecutive regular-season championships.
This marks the ECHL-record fourth time Alaska has won the ECHL's regular-season championship. The Aces won the Kelly Cup the first two times they captured the Brabham Cup in 2006 and 2011 and advanced to the Western Conference Finals last season.
Alaska reached the 100-point plateau for the third time in club history (2005-06 and 2006-07) on Friday with a 5-3 win at Colorado becoming the first ECHL team since Idaho in 2009-10 to record at least 100 points in a season. The Aces are the 28th team in the 25-year history of the ECHL to reach 100 points. Entering the final week of the season, Alaska is 48-15-7 and has clinched the Mountain Division title for the third consecutive season.
The Brabham Cup is the trophy awarded annually to the ECHL team that finishes with the most points in the regular season. The recipient is guaranteed home-ice advantage throughout its participation in the Kelly Cup Playoffs.
The award is named in recognition of Henry Brabham, who founded the ECHL in 1988-89 with five teams in four states. Brabham, who was the first inductee into the ECHL Hall of Fame in 2008, owned three of the original five teams. The dedication of the Virginia businessman was crucial to the league surviving to span from coast-to-coast while advancing 507 players and countless coaches, on-ice officials and front office personnel to the National Hockey League.
Alaska won its first Brabham Cup championship in 2005-06 when it led the ECHL with 113 points. The Aces went on to defeat Gwinnett in five games to become just the second team in ECH history to win both the Brabham Cup and Kelly Cup in the same season. In 2010-11, the Aces led the league with 97 points, and went on to defeat Kalamazoo 4 games to 1 in the Kelly Cup Finals becoming the fourth team to win both the regular season and postseason championship in league history. Last season, Alaska once again recorded 97 points before falling to Las Vegas 4 games to 1 in the Western Conference Finals. Alaska has qualified for the Kelly Cup Playoffs in each of its 10 seasons in the ECHL, and has advanced past the first round in eight of the previous nine seasons.
Brabham Cup Trophy Winners
|Alaska Aces
|Alaska Aces
|97 points
|Alaska Aces
|97 points
|Idaho Steelheads
|103 points
|Florida Everblades
|105 points
|Cincinnati Cyclones
|115 points
|Las Vegas Wranglers
|106 points
|Alaska Aces
|113 points
|Pensacola Ice Pilots
|107 points
|San Diego Gulls
|108 points
|Toledo Storm
|104 points
|Louisiana IceGators
|116 points
|Trenton Devils
|104 points
|Florida Everblades
|108 points
|Pee Dee Pride
|106 points
|Louisiana IceGators
|96 points
|South Carolina Stingrays
|100 points
|Richmond Renegades
|105 points
|Wheeling Thunderbirds
|97 points
|Knoxville Cherokees
|94 points
|Wheeling Thunderbirds
|88 points
|Toledo Storm
|95 points
|Knoxville Cherokees
|97 points
|Winston-Salem Thunderbirds
|82 points
|Erie Panthers
|77 points
Premier 'AA' Hockey League Fast Facts
• Watch games live on America One Sports, the "Official Broadband & Mobile Broadcaster" of the ECHL.
• The ECHL celebrates its 25th Anniversary in 2012-13 and is the third-longest tenured professional hockey league behind only the National Hockey League and the American Hockey League.
• ECHL began in 1988-89 with five teams in four states and has grown to be a coast-to-coast league with 23 teams in 16 states in 2012-13.
• The league officially changed its name from East Coast Hockey League to ECHL on May 19, 2003.
• 507 players have played in the NHL after playing in the ECHL including 23 in 2011-12.
• 17 ECHL players have made their NHL debuts this season: former Gwinnett Gladiators forward Matt Anderson (New Jersey on Jan. 29), former Stockton Thunder center and 2011 ECHL All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Mark Arcobello (Edmonton on Feb. 6), former Utah Grizzlies defenseman and 2010 ECHL All-Star Victor Bartley (Nashville on March 8), former Charlotte Checkers, Wheeling Nailers, Pensacola Ice Pilots, Florida Everblades and Augsuta Lynx left wing Patrick Bordeleau (Colorado on Jan. 19), former Cincinnati Cyclones forward Cory Conacher (Tampa Bay on Jan. 19), former Trenton Devils goaltender Jeff Frazee (New Jersey on March 9), former South Carolina Stingrays and Reading Royals goaltender and 2013 ECHL All-Star Philipp Grubauer (Washington on Feb. 27), former Ontario Reign and Orlando Solar Bears goaltender Darcy Kuemper (Minnesota on Feb. 12), former Toledo Walleye defenseman Brian Lashoff (Detroit on Jan. 21), former Toledo Walleye goaltender Petr Mrazek (Detroit on Feb. 7), former Las Vegas Wranglers, Toledo Walleye and Idaho Steelheads defenseman Steve Oleksy (Washington on March 5), former Alaska Aces right wing Anthony Peluso (Winnipeg on Feb. 12), former South Carolina Stingrays center Steve Pinizzotto (Vancouver on March 14), former Ontario Reign right wing Jon Rheault (Florida on March 5), former Reading Royals left wing Antoine Roussel (Dallas on Feb. 1), former Wheeling Nailers center and 2011 ECHL All-Star Ben Street (Calgary on Feb. 9) and former Toledo Storm right wing and 2007 ECHL All-Star Jamie Tardif (Boston on Feb. 2).
• The ECHL has had 315 players reach the NHL since 2002-03 when it changed its focus to become the primary developmental league for the NHL and the AHL. The ECHL had 97 players reach the NHL in its first 10 seasons and 215 in the first 15 years.
• 251 ECHL players have played their first game in the last eight seasons for an average of more than 31 per year.
• ECHL had a record 87 players on NHL opening-day rosters in 2012-13, surpassing the 81 from 2011-12 and marking the 10th year in a row that there have been over 50 former ECHL players on opening-day rosters.
• ECHL has affiliations with 25 of the 30 NHL teams in 2012-13, marking the 16th consecutive season that the league had affiliations with at least 20 teams in the NHL.
• 30 coaches with an ECHL background are working behind the benches of teams in the NHL including Anaheim Ducks head coach Bruce Boudreau, Pittsburgh Penguins head coach and 2011 Jack Adams Award winner Dan Bylsma, New York Islanders head coach Jack Capuano, Dallas Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan, Philadelphia Flyers head coach Peter Laviolette and Winnipeg Jets head coach Claude Noel. It is the seventh consecutive season that there have been 11 or more coaches with an ECHL background working in the NHL. Boudreau, who coached Mississippi for three seasons winning the Kelly Cup championship in 1999, was named NHL Coach of the Year in 2007-08 becoming the first former ECHL coach to receive the award.
• 26 former ECHL officials are scheduled to work as part of the NHL officiating team in 2012-13 with referees Darcy Burchell, Francis Charron, Ghislain Hebert, Jean Hebert, Marc Joannette, Trent Knorr, Mike Leggo, Dave Lewis, T.J. Luxmore, Wes McCauley, Jon McIsaac, Dean Morton, Dan O'Rourke, Brian Pochmara, Kevin Pollock, Kyle Rehman, Chris Rooney, Graham Skilliter, Justin St. Pierre and Ian Walsh, and linesmen Steve Barton, Matt MacPherson, Brian Mach, Tim Nowak, Bryan Pancich and Jay Sharrers.
• ECHL was represented for the 12th year in a row on the Stanley Cup champion in 2012 with Los Angeles Kings assistant coach Jamie Kompon, players Dwight King, Jordan Nolan and Jonathan Quick, manager of communications/broadcasting Jeremy Zager and scouts Steve Greeley, Mark Mullen and Mark Yannetti. Quick was named the recipient of the Conn Smythe Trophy as Most Valuable Player of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, marking the second consecutive year a former ECHL player won the award.. There were 43 former players and 13 coaches on the 16 teams competing in the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup Playoffs, marking the seventh year in a row that there have been at least 30 former ECHL players and the ninth consecutive season that over 25 players with ECHL experience have competed in the NHL postseason.
• Former ECHL broadcasters working in the NHL include John Ahlers and Steve Carroll of the Anaheim Ducks, Tom Callahan of the Nashville Predators, Dave Goucher of the Boston Bruins, Chris Kerber of the St. Louis Blues, Jack Michaels of the Edmonton Oilers, Dave Mishkin of the Tampa Bay Lightning and Bob McElligott of the Columbus Blue Jackets.
• Ryan Stanzel and Jeremy Zager, who were both recipients of the ECHL Media Relations Director of the Year award, are working in the communications department for the Minnesota Wild and the Los Angeles Kings, respectively. Former ECHL assistant director of communications Joe Siville works in the communications department for the Philadelphia Flyers.
• ECHL has affiliations with 25 of the 30 teams in the American Hockey League in 2012-13 and for the past 23 years there has been an ECHL player on the Calder Cup Champion.
• In the last seven seasons the ECHL has had more call-ups to the AHL than all other professional leagues combined with over 3,500 call-ups involving more than 1,800 players and in 2011-12 there were 10 times as many call-ups from the ECHL to the AHL than all other professional leagues.
• The ECHL averaged 4,281 fans per game in 2011-12, marking the eighth consecutive season and the 20th time in the last 22 years that the ECHL has averaged over 4,000 fans.
• Further information on the ECHL is available from its website at ECHL.com, as well as on Facebook and Twitter.


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Hello I'm Jamie Marthaler, a Doernbecher pediatric float pool RN, Spanish translator, and graduate student in the Master's in Community Health and Nursing Education program here at OHSU. I'm passionate about global health issues and helping students learn in authentic environments. When I'm not working or studying I love skiing big powder lines, biking, and hula hooping.

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Yesterday I lost my sweet husband and my best friend. I can't focus much on this blog, but I thought of this one that I posted some time ago, which is my favorite. I'm hoping the stone I feel in place of my heart can transform itself in this way. And I hope you may find something of meaning for yourself as you read it. Hold those you love close and tell them you love them. It's not a cliche -- you could lose them, or they could lose you, in the blink of an eye. Perhaps what is left to us when that happens is the most precious of gems, the love we carry with us forever.
Rocks to Gems -- a Metaphor of Transformation
In my mind, the process itself is a great metaphor for how a person may achieve greatness. This may be one of the clues as to why I love gems, crystals and rocks – I always love a good metaphor.
Here is the case with rocks and gems:
Magma-- a simple, humble earth element –rises to the crust, often through volcanic pipes. If it reaches the surface of the earth, it solidifies as lava. But if the mass of it cools slowly in the crust, it can crystallize and form minerals. Increases in pressure can also cause chemical transformation. Such processes form igneous rock – all of the quartzes (including amethyst, citrine and ametrine), the beryls (emerald, morganite and aquamarine), the garnets, moonstone, apatite, diamond, spinel, tanzanite, tourmaline, topaz, and zircon.
The processes of erosion and accumulation of sediment, along with forces of pressure and compaction, create sedimentary rock. Gemstones associated with sedimentary rock include jasper, malachite, and opal. If you add something like a shift of tectonic plates, putting the igneous and sedimentary rocks and minerals under tremendous heat or pressure, sometimes the rocks and minerals are fundamentally changed in their chemistry and crystal structure. This is called a metamorphic process, and results in gemstones such as the beryls, jade, lapis lazuli, turquoise, spinel, ruby, and sapphire.
Have I mentioned before that I LOVE HALLOWEEN?!! Whether its called All Saint's Day, Samhain, or All Hallows Day, it has roots in end-of-harvest and honoring-the-dead celebrations of the ancient past. In contemporary America and elsewhere, it is now a secular folk holiday, widely celebrated in homes, schools, and communities, large and small, by people of many paths, ethnic heritages, and worldviews. It has evolved to be an opportunity for people of all ages to creatively express themselves and engage in play in the realm of make-believe and fantasy through costumes, trick-or-treating, storytelling, play-acting, pranks, cathartic scary place visits, and of course, jewelry.
This year I'm featuring some of my favorite Etsy artisans who have the true spirit of the time. The first is Kelly of ArdentHearts who makes romantic Victorian style jewelry and accessories. She has created a pair of Victorian Gothic inspired earrings (to the right). She dressed natural Howlite gemstone beads with detailed black Victorian-style adornments. Howlite is a white stone with grey veins throughout - She says it reminds her of leafless branches silhouetted by a full October Moon -- and I agree! The focal drops are three-dimensional branches that she gave a natural black patina. She set Swarovski crystal pearls on top of the Howlite stones for a hint of dark elegance.
Next up, Paola of Themoonbeams, who makes handsculpted unisex jewelry of polymer clay -- fun bat pumpkins, green ghoul kitties, skull moons and more –has created these adorable hand sculpted and hand painted (GLOW IN THE DARK!!) ghost pendants (to the left). They are made to order and cute enough to EAT! (But don't!)
And finally…
Iris of EvelinesGarden, who makes jewelry of natural gemstone and crystal. She is a self-described flower fairy, bookworm, hedge witch, history geek, lover of gemstones, and connoisseur of dark and twisted things. I love the little Shakespearean poem she has on her 'about her' page --
I recently watched a 2017 episode of Nova about how and why Stonehenge was built – and in the process learned a lot of great history and archeology, as well as about Rhyolite, one of the pillar materials. The basic idea is that this was a sacred place, likely with the pillars placed over the remains of revered people of the communities in the area. What was particularly interesting was the discovery of the actual sites where some of the most special pillars were quarried – a place in Wales with natural outcroppings of bluestone, or Rhyolite – a material also used by some of our most creative Etsy colleagues. The Rhyolite used in Stonehenge was probably quarried and moved around 3400 B.C. – by Neolithic stone-draggers – whole communities of people united by a common purpose. You can read more about the original Stonehenge quarries here, and check out the Nova episode here.
There is actually some intriguging Rhyolite near my neck of the woods in the Southwest (it's in Wilcox, Arizona) - at the Chiricahua National Monument. The site is filled with Rhyolite spires and columns. The tourist literature they give you refers to it as either "forests of stones" or "a wonderland of rocks." It also looks a bit like a community of beings. However you choose to describe it, it's a phenomenally beautiful and moving terrain, where the rocks — the result of volcanic eruptions and millennia of erosion — seem sculpted.
Predictably, all this geology and gemstone history made me wonder about what some of our Etsy colleagues are doing with Rhyolite, and here's what I discovered – Medicine Beads offers an absolutely stunning focal stone of Rainforest Rhyolite, wire wrapped and suspended from a strand that includes chips of Moss Agate, Smoky Quartz and raw Peridot, sparkling faceted disks of Czech crystal, and large Quartz crystal spheres with inclusions that add to their beauty. (Above and to the right.)
Today I decided to celebrate the artisans of autumn – folks, like me, who are inspired by the beauty and color of Fall – and who are moved to express their appreciation for this wonderful season through their jewelry.
The selections below are meant to inspire you too – with their vibrant colors and the passion of these artisans so clearly apparent.
First, to the right, is a gorgeous pair of wire-wrapped chandelier earrings by Mylene Foster. Mylene draws inspiration from forms, colors and textures she sees in nature, media, fashion, architecture and fine arts. When she sees an eye-catching form, she wonders if she can make it into something in wire. She loves simplicity in design, and puts much effort into making it look so. She made these earrings with genuine sapphires and citrine gemstones. She hand-forged the sturdy oval frame and wrapped it with fine wire.
Next up (to the left) is Stefani Blain's (of NeithJewelry) tassel necklace of grossular garnet (or hessonite), paired with fiery white opals and sterling silver. The tassel hangs with a California beach shell, a pair of tourmaline teardrops on a vintage finding, and a hand-crafted carnelian stone in sterling.
My final pick for this week's feature is a simple yet so-lovely carnelian necklace (below, to the right) from irishbabies. Nicole Kilgore has separated smooth carnelian beads with fine silver beads and sterling silver round beads, and in the center is a large carnelian bead pendant. She finished this necklace with sterling silver clasp. She also notes for you other artisans out there that carnelian is said to help with creativity!


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State Medicaid panel proposes a freeze on rates paid to nursing homes
The Ohio Commission to Reform Medicaid proposed on Monday that the state freeze the rates it pays nursing homes, then implement several other policies in the industry to cap Medicaid spending and help control the state budget. The proposals target the nursing home industry because it has been especially effective at cost cutting in the past, officials said.
The panel proposed consolidation of state purchases of prescription drugs. It also is encouraging people to choose cheaper managed care or in-home services instead of long-term care facilities by allowing them to keep more of their assets.
Although none of the recommendations involved cutting eligibility, panel members agree that convincing legislators to take on the changes will be difficult.
"This committee gets it, that what we're about to recommend will be difficult to do," said Greg Browning, a panel member and former state budget director. "We've done the easy part."


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Downtown (1960s Inspired)
"When you're alone and life is making you lonely. You can always go downtown."
I'm pretty sure most of us are familiar with this song especially now that it was used in the latest McDonalds TV commercial with that super adorable kid and her pretty grandmother, Marita Zobel. "Downtown" was recorded during 1964 by Petula Clark, which was very suitable for my "Outfit of the Day" post: this 1960s inspired dress from Shapes.
printed dress Php399.00 (50% off) - Shapes
belt (part of the skirt that I used here) - Shopaholic
heeled sandals Php999.00 - SM Parisian
shades Php350.00 (50% off) - Dickies
bracelet Php50.00 - St. Francis Square Mall
I bought this dress from Shapes Megamall last Monday after watching movie with my officemates/friends. I just thought of doing some window shopping before I leave the mall, when I saw this from their store. I was immediately attracted with the color (it had me at Green and White) and the fact that it was on a 50% discount made me buy it at once.
Regarding styling it, I wanted the color of the dress to be the highlight so I only wore neutrals for this ensemble. Good thing I have this belt from Shopaholic and this pretty pair of heeled sandals from SM Parisian. And since I feel lazy to even put on light powder on my face, I just decided to wear these sunglasses from Dickies as added accessory aside from the beaded cuff. What do you think of the entire look then? I hope you liked the style that I shared today :)
How was the your week doing so far? This weekend have been busy for most of you since there was Halloween; then All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day. I've been seeing lots of news about Halloween celebrations and visits to cemeteries. Too bad I did not participated on any of those things. My family haven't been to the cemetery since we transferred to a different house. But I am hoping that we get to visit our relatives there before the year ends (hopefully to do some repainting/cleaning). I hope you all had a wonderful time if you were able to go visit your hometown for the said occasion. Always stay safe everyone and good day!
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I like the cut and pattern of your dress and your shoes complements the look ;)ReplyDelete
Okay.. comment ko lang about Liam H. sis. Ahhh.. you are so lucky to have met him in person. Wafu lang. Haha.ReplyDelete
Loved the whole outfit Ms. Sally! Puuuuuuurfect! Hihi. Match na match talaga! ^^ReplyDelete
Like your dress sis.. and the hills,,hihi.. I was alos hooked with that downtown song.. cuteReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 11, 2013 at 3:19 PM
lovely and the green white thing combi is so refreshing. ;-)ReplyDelete
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WASHINGTON – – Perhaps still digesting some Thanksgiving leftovers, Georgetown took longer than expected in disposing of Mount St. Mary's (MD) 72-50 on Saturday afternoon at the Verizon Center.
The Hoyas (4-1) got double-doubles from Otto Porter (17 points, 13 rebounds) and Greg Whittington (17 points, 11 rebounds) and shot a season best 64 percent from the field just four days after falling to top-ranked Indiana in an overtime thriller in Brooklyn.
Markel Starks added 15 points while Mikael Hopkins chipped in with 13 points for the third time in five games.
So while the final score indicates a bit of a mismatch, Georgetown clung to just a 50-44 advantage with 8:29 remaining in the game, mainly due to matching a season high with 17 turnovers against 30-year old first-year coach Jamion Christian's self-described "Mayhem" defense.
Mayhem clearly worked early on in the first half as the Hoyas committed 11 turnovers, including back-to-back Starks turnovers to start the game.
"We kind of just came out and were going through the motions," Coach John Thompson III explained after the victory.
"I didn't recognize the team that was on the court. In the second half we picked up a little bit, if not a lot actually."
Mount St. Mary's (1-3) came into Saturday's game averaging a Northeast Conference best nine made three-pointers per game and used six made buckets from long distance in the first half – lead by Sam Prescott's 3-of-6 performance – to trail by just two, 34-32, at the break.
Hopkins fueled a 10-2 Hoyas run with six quick points to start the second half and gave Georgetown its first double digit lead at 44-34. The sophomore center had been held scoreless in the first twenty minutes.
Despite getting doubled up in rebounds, 42-21, Mount St. Mary's hung around and closed the gap to six on a Shivaughn Wiggins three-pointer nearing the under 8-minute media timeout.
For a team that is still a "work in progress" according to its coach, Georgetown responded by hitting 9 of its final 12 shots during a 22-6 run that closed out any hope of a Mountaineers upset attempt. Porter Jr's dunk with just over a minute remaining punctuated the afternoon as the Hoyas bounced back from their only loss of the young season.
"We've got to take care of the ball better," Whittington said about the sloppy effort that saw the Hoyas commit more turnovers than assists for the third time in five games this season.
"Against any team, they are going to take advantage of that. Once we limit our turnovers then everything will come together."
The Mountaineers fell to 0-2 against the Big East competition having lost to Pittsburgh in their season opener on November 9th.
George Mason transfer Rashad Whack led the Mount with 11 points.
Coming off the heels of a win over 11th-ranked UCLA and taking No. 1 Indiana to overtime in the Legends Classic, Georgetown will now wait to see if they enter the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll which will be released on Monday. The Hoyas have been ranked at some point in seven of Thompson III's previous eight seasons in charge at the Hilltop.
Notes: Afterwards Thompson III expressed his interest in attempting to make up the Florida game that was called with the Gators leading 27-23 at the half because of condensation on the outdoor court in Jacksonville. Thompson III used just seven players against Mount St. Mary's before the final minute when he emptied his bench. As a result, the Hoyas were outscored 22-2 in bench points. With the win the Hoyas improved to 22-5 all-time against Mount St. Mary's with all but three of the meetings coming prior to 1962.
Up Next: Georgetown will host Tennessee on Friday November 30th as part of the Big East-SEC Challenge. Created in 2007, the Hoyas hold a 2-0 record in the event with both wins coming away from home against Alabama (2007, 2011). Georgetown last played Tennessee in the semifinals of the 2008 Old Spice Classic with the Volunteers winning 90-78.


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60. So are we.
(Mr Tebbit) We have done a big study about this and
they are genuine.
61. Can we see those?
(Mr Tebbit) We sent you a paper last March, Mr Chairman.
62. I am just coming to that.
(Mr Tebbit) The study we have done in September showed
these were genuine efficiencies. We did not look at every single
one. We took major ones because, as you know, we do not collect
them centrally in that way. We do not ask the top-level budget
holders to give us all the details of every efficiency measure
they are taking, but we have got quite a lot of the major ones
from then and they are genuine and not double-counted. I am concerned
that we should put them closer to the point of delivery and have
them built more clearly into management plans, so that the efficiency
targets are part of delivering the output rather than separately.
63. Thank you for that. Last time you were here,
the Chairman emphasised that we wanted to see as much of the list
as possible. Could I support his request for a copy of the study.
This paper you sent us is very interesting so far as it goes,
but it only lists savings of £230 million out of £1.2
billion, and a quarter of what you do give us is the Laarbruch
decision, whether that should be on the list or not, so you have
identified less than a fifth by value of your savings. If I may
run down a few of the specific items on which you may wish to
come back in writing. A small one first and, remember, this is
out of the relatively few savings you are willing to show us so
I am picking out of the best list. "Reorganisation of training
design and support at Royal Navy Submarine School". Could
you confirm whether or not that involved simply taking a day off
the length of the submariners' training course, something which
one imagines in the end may impact in a small way on efficiency?
Can you let us know whether the main courses are going to be shortened?
(Mr Tebbit) I cannot answer it here.
64. Of course not. The next one that particularly
surprised me is number 15, "Smarter stock replenishment for
the Mk20 1000 lb High Explosive Bomb, Mk117 Tail and Ancillaries."
You saved about £4 million on that. Given that Smart bombs
are more expensive than the old "dumb" bombs and that
we were extremely short of stocks of several categories of bombs,
even for the relatively small Kosovo operation, it does seem extraordinary
that we could be making savings on stock purchases in this very
important area.
(Mr Tebbit) I cannot answer that. I assume that this
is very much technical detail in the bomb area rather than affecting
the overall characteristics of the thing. I would make a general
comment. As long as the final outputs are sustained with less
resources or we get more output with the same resources, it is
quite possible and acceptable for intermediate outputs to be cut.
So, for example, and I am not saying this is the answer to the
question, if we still judged that the purposes of the course were
served perfectly well operationally with one day less that would
still be a legitimate saving. If it is a cut in competencies then
it would not.
65. In the case of courses that is a subjective
judgment; in the case of bombs, I think the Committee would be
very interested to see how you saved £4 million in an area
where it was widely regarded there were shortfalls, not only by
us but by the United States as well.
(Mr Tebbit) I think it is the tail of the bomb, not
the Smart bomb.
66. Can we have a little note on that. Another
one that looked rather surprising is one of only three large items
on your list, number 24, "A refit descoping study into submarine
refit costs examining reduced maintenance content of the work
package . . ." In the light of the recent press interest,
to put it mildly, in the problems we have in the submarine fleet
at the moment, it would be very interesting to see a little more
detail on that one.
(Mr Tebbit) Mr Gould is the world expert on this.
(Mr Gould) It is not linked. The particular repair
in the cooling pipe, which I think you are referring to, is not
something that is affected by the change in the refit plans. What
the rescoping does, and I can provide you with more information
on that, is previously what we tended to do was every time we
did a major refit on a submarine we "re-lifed" the submarine,
with a complete refurbishment. What we are moving towards now
is to do a refit that will take the submarine through its next
ten years or so commission rather than take it beyond that because
that is really unnecessary work. We are getting smarter at specifying
the amount of work required to take a submarine through.
67. So that in a way is pushing costs off to
the ten-year point?
(Mr Gould) No, it does not necessarily increase the
costs beyond the ten-year point. It reduces the amount of work
in the refit. We are building better confidence about what amount
of work will guarantee a ten-year commission. What we have tended
to do in the past is take things back to the condition they were
when they were new because we were not confident about taking
them through the ten years.
Mr Brazier: I see. I will accept that
answer but I would be interested to see a little more detail on
it. The next one is number 31, "A manning review of RAF Cranwell
following a review of various training and support functions produced
a reduction in manning levels". By chance, as part of our
Personnel study, I happen to have just been to RAF Cranwell and
they have found themselves operating over far more flying sites,
as you no doubt know, than was originally planned under the original
configuration. That stretched its health and they are losing a
lot of flying because of overstretch there. They could not get
everything on the airfield that was originally configured. Given
that the original manning levels were posited on a much tighter
and much easier framework based around one main airfield, it does
seem extraordinary that you have been able to achieve manning
savings there. It would be very interesting to obtain more detail
on that. The last one was the Ministry of Defence police, not
entirely this Committee's favourite subject.
Chairman: It is for me.
68. Indeed. I think our Chairman might be interested
and I certainly would be interested in seeing how you have managed
to save nearly a million on firearms training. Does this have
any implication for quality of shooting which might, on occasion,
be important for the Ministry of Defence Police, or for safety?
(Mr Tebbit) I think I might be able to answer that
one because when I was there recently I was shown how this happens
and it is use of simulators and laser firing which is very, very
accurate and very good, I am told, for weapons technique. That
is how they have done itby using high-tech laser technology.
Other forces are interested in using it as well. Of course, we
now have a new Chief Constable for the Defence Police, a very
fine man indeed and I am sure the Chairman is interested in that
69. If we could have something in writing on
those areas I would be very interested.
(Mr Tebbit) I would be very happy to follow it up.
Chairman: Before you continue maybe it
will save Mr Tebbit some time if I say that this is our fault.
We were sceptical a year ago about whether there were efficiency
savings at all or whether the Ministry of Defence was just being
smart in cutting. We asked for information. In fairness the information
that you have alluded to Mr Tebbit was very swiftly provided,
and it is our fault entirely that we have not carried out what
we said we would do and that is give you four or five cases, possibly
chosen at random, possibly reflecting Members' interests. There
is no blame attached to your Department, you did what you were
asked. However, I think it will be quite helpful to us if we were
to identify four or five items from the list you provided us with
and then seek, as Mr Brazier sought to do, to elicit more information.
70. Could we have a copy of that full study
you mentioned?
(Mr Tebbit) That is the main point, Mr Chairman. We
are reviewing our efficiency policy and practice. I am not content
that it is sufficiently closely linked to the delivery of outputs.
I was very grateful for the views of the Committee and you have
helped us in the design of the study and the way it has gone,
and I am very happy to provide details of the study and how we
hope to go forward. We will have negotiations inevitably with
the Treasury on it but I really wanted to register that point.
71. Have you worked out how much this financial
year so far you have saved by way of efficiency savings?
(Mr Tebbit) It looks to us at the moment as if we
are going to end up with about £500 million.
(Mr Balmer) We think it is slightly over.
(Mr Tebbit) Less than last year. Last year we got
£590 million but, as I say, because it is gross and not net,
I am sure they are genuine, but I do not believe this is a true
reflection of the overall position of the way the Department goes
about delivering its outputs most effectively.
72. Can you make an estimate for the next financial
year? Is that possible?
(Mr Balmer) It is difficult to do that yet. Last year's
figure in the end was £511 million for 1999-2000.
73. What percentage was that?
(Mr Balmer) That was about 3.5%. The current year
we expect to be around £500 million, so quite close to last
74. May I pursue the issue of the Strategic
Defence Review? Will you need another Review in two or three years'
time? If we are sure that the review underpins all of the work
you are doing and the way you are going to pursue efficiency savings,
the rationale, it would seem, is that you would need another Review
to see that the process keeps going. Is there going to be another
(Mr Tebbit) There are several points. Firstly, we
are already updating our strategic analysis which underpins the
SDR. I am hoping that a version of that will be published quite
soon so that you will see that we are continuing to take stock
of the environment. We have consulted outside academics as well
when doing the revision, just as we did when we wrote the Strategic
Defence Review in the first place. We are certainly keeping the
overall context of our plans under review. The most obvious thing,
for example, is national missile defence and the question of how
that affects defence/offence arguments. The second point is, clearly
nothing is static. The Strategic Defence Review is not so much
a blueprint but more a framework and a set of priorities we are
pursuing. It is still only 50% implemented, which is more or less
according to schedule. We have about 33% still to go, that we
know will come in on time. I expect the rest of it will essentially
be delayed. We talked about the joint rapid reaction force and
manning levels. We are doing two things, we are reshaping and
modernising the full structure in the Armed Forces around 21st
century realities, which is a major challenge and a major change.
Also, the more rapid deployment, the more flexible forces are
able to get to the crisis quickly. We are also completely changing
and transforming the support structure of the organisation and
the performance of the organisation to enable those things to
happen within a budget of £23 million to £25 million.
We are going to have to work at that and get better at it as we
go along. That will be a continuous process using the private
sector, using best management practice internally, more efficient
ways of doing things in the organisation, more PPP, more private
75. I do hear you. I am not entirely sure you
have answered the question. You talked about the way this Review
is implemented.
(Mr Tebbit) I do not think we need another Strategic
Defence Review at this stage.
76. You talked about the review and how it is
all going, is that including the audit of the efficiency programme,
or is that completely separate from what is going on at the moment?
(Mr Tebbit) That is just one study going on within
a whole wide range of what is happening in defence.
77. Why are you undertaking that? Are you concerned
that you are meeting targets far too easily?
(Mr Tebbit) Although I am quite satisfied with the
result of the study, that these are genuine efficiencies, they
still do not give me confidence that we have that efficiency drive
focused on the output priorities. We have listened to the Committee,
for one thing, and you asked us to look hard at efficiencies,
and that is what we have been doing. To put it another way, I
am concerned that we are delivering these efficiencies but we
are still finding offsetting rising costs elsewhere in the budget,
so I want to make sure we are really targeting the right areas
to push.
78. That is very helpful. I wanted to ask you
about the French Report and how the goals are matched to policy
outputs and how that link is made. Is that helpful to you?
(Mr Tebbit) We are doing a great deal in defence at
the moment. As I said, it is not just a modernisation process
or an evolution process, it is a transformation going on. We have
five modernising sub groups at work within the organisation, at
the middle level of the organisation, some are top down and some
are bottom up. One of our groups is looking at this issue of better
policy-making within the department, picking up the French Report
and applying those principles to the way we do policy in defence.
We are very good in some areas. We do a lot more scenario planning.
We do a lot more operational analysis than most other government
departments. We have a lot more analysts than most other departments.
We always build our plans around long-term strategies. We do risk
management. We are used to do project management and because of
that we tend to do our policies in a project management way. We
have not been as good at that in the past as we should have been,
about post-project evaluation, and seeing how our policies went
down. I do not just mean in NATO policies or European defence,
but also in ordinary policies to deliver our programmes, or whatever.
That strand of work is still going on. There are some good recommendations
from it, things like annual awards and prizes for best policy
behaviour in the department, that sort of thing. Model policies
are being developed and, as it were, shared for best practice.
That is one of those five strands of modernising sub groups.
Chairman: Thank you.
79. Can I ask a number of questions about the
new innovation of the conflict prevention budget?
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The all-new Festool TS 55 REQ is not your standard circular saw. With its accuracy and versatility, it should be compared to the most advanced table saws, miter saws, or panel saws available. Incredible portability and unbelievable ease of use deliver precision cutting like nothing else � equally at home in high-end cabinet shops as in the most challenging onsite remodel. Packed with all the time-saving features you�ve come to expect from a Festool TS Saw, the new TS 55 REQ features a flat housing for flush-cutting against walls or adjacent surfaces, micro-adjustable depth controls, plus a host of other time-saving enhancements.
Guide Rail Precision
With the FS Guide Rail System, you�ll get laser-straight, splinter-free cuts in seconds. Simply lay the Guide Rail between two points, and you have your cut line. It�s really that easy.
Splinter-free Cutting
Splinterguards on both sides of the blade ensure that you�ll make zero-tearout cuts in virtually any material, improving your quality of work while significantly reducing material waste.
Take the tool to the work
Replace large stationary equipment with an incredibly precise, handheld unit. You�ll save your back, while getting more out of your expensive materials.
What's new?
Here's what we changed with the new TS 55 REQ plunge cut saw over the previous model, the TS 55 EQ.
Easy-to-read, dual-depth scale
- Large, readable scale indicates depth setting, for cuts on or off the guide rail. Also includes a self-adhering Imperial scale.
Micro-adjustable depth control
- Integrated micro-adjust knob enables precise depth adjustment, so you cut only what's intended.
More protection from splintering
- Streamlined Splinterguard is always there when you need it, eliminating tearout on both sides of the blade.
Flat housing for flush-cutting
- With a flat housing offset to 1/1-15/16", you'll make straight cuts perfectly parallel to any edge, further increasing your range of applications with the TS 55 REQ.
Pick up where you left off
- Redesigned riving knife emerges before the saw blade for easier positioning in existing cuts lines.
Greater bevel range
- Simple detent-override function extends angle cutting to -1� to 47� with positive stops at 0� and 45�.
Better dust control
- Improved dust channel design further enhances extraction efficiency, so you can work right in the customer's space, with less clean-up.
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Kicking off the 2011 Drilling Season/
Help Make this Unique Fundraising Challenge a Success
Water for Sudan has been approved to participate in Global Giving's "December Challenge."
The December Challenge requires Water for Sudan to raise $4,000 in on-line donations via the Global Giving website from at least 50 donors between now and December 22. If we succeed in this challenge Water for Sudan will be permanently listed on Global Giving's on-line donation website. This would increase our visibility and possibility of donors both in the US and world-wide, enabling us to bring safe, fresh water to more people in Southern Sudan.
You can view our project page and make donations directly: click here.
Please help spread the word by tweeting, posting on Facebook, or sending an e-mail to family and friends who might be interested in supporting us in this endeavor. The minimum donation is $10. All donations are tax-deductible and will receive a tax receipt by e-mail. In addition, Global Giving will award grants to the organizations who raise the most and to those who recruit the most donors during this month long challenge. Global Giving is a registered 501(c)3 organization whose vision is to "Unleash the potential of people around the world to make positive change happen."
This does not replace our annual appeal, it is merely another avenue for us to raise funds and awareness. You can also follow our progress on our Facebook page.
New Book Published
Featuring Salva Dut
Newbery Award winning author Linda Sue Park has just published a new children's book featuring Salva Dut, based on his life story.
Linda Sue Park will be making several appearances for presentations and book signings locally:
Dec 6, Mon, Noon
Presentation and signing
Monroe Community College Damon City Campus, 4193, Suite 500, 228 E Main St., Rochester, NY
Dec 6, Mon, 7 PM
Presentation and signing
Monroe Community College Brighton Campus Theatre, Building 4, 1000 East Henrietta Road, Rochester, NY
Tickets $7.00 for the general public, available free to MCC students, faculty and staff
Sponsored by: Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights Project
Contact: Jodi Oriel, email@example.com
Tickets: www.MonroeCCTickets.com
Dec 11, Sat, 1:00-3:00 pm
Barnes and Noble, Pittsford, NY
Annual children's authors holiday booksigning
Visit Linda Sue Park's website for other events scheduled around the US.
Read reviews of the book here.
View a video interview with Salva Dut and author Linda Sue Park.
Update from Sudan
Since arriving in Sudan earlier this fall, Salva has been traveling to gather supplies, making assessments, which is the process of figuring out where wells will be drilled, and planning the 2011 drilling season. Ater Thiep, Team A Drilling Manager, left the US in early November to join Salva.
Salva attended a Rotary meeting in Juba in November. Water for Sudan is pursuing Rotary grants from Rotary International and the Juba club is helping sponsor one. Rotary continues to be a major supporter of our efforts. Water for Sudan will receive $32,000 from a group of four CA Rotary groups this drilling season.
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The IEEE MTT International Microwave Symposium is the premier annual international meeting for technologists involved in all aspects of microwave theory and practice. IMS 2014 offers technical sessions, interactive forums, plenary and panel sessions, workshops, short courses, industrial exhibits, application seminars, historical exhibits and a wide array of other technological and social activities.
Dow-Key specializes in broadband coaxial and waveguide RF switches operating from DC to 70GHz, fiber optic systems, electromechanical and solid state matrices, programmable attenuators and custom RF switching solutions.
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Of course you have questions. Questions you would love to ask, say, Mike Mearls and Jeremy Crawford from R&D for D&D Next directly. If only there was some way you could do that…
Good news! They are running a D&D Next Google+ Hangout this coming weekend!
This Friday, November 9th at 11:30am PT, we're pleased to offer an online discussion with R&D's Mike Mearls and Jeremy Crawford over Google+ Hangout On Air. Now that the latest playtest packet has gone live, Mike and Jeremy will be covering all things D&D Next.
If you want to have your questions asked by the moderator then you need to comment on their article from D&D Insider and selected questions will be answered by these two lovely folks! Woohoo!


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Wellesley Toyota is looking for enthusiastic, hard working, and growing professionals who take pride in their work well done.
Job Requirements & Qualifications:
Wellesley Toyota is looking for enthusiastic, hard working, and growing professionals who take pride in their work well done.
Job Requirements:
Wellesley Toyota Sales Manager (New Sales Department)
At Wellesley Toyota-Scion, we are revolutionizing the automotive industry. Our company philosophy, called the Now Way, is the dealership experience you've always wanted. We've gotten rid of your typical high-pressure sales mentality and the uncomfortable back-and-forth. We aim to make the purchasing process straightforward, pleasant, and fun! With customer service our primary focus, we are truly dedicated to providing the best automotive service experience in the industry. Our hope is that our business model will help spark the change that the auto industry so desperately needs.
As a Wellesley Toyota Sales Manager, your responsibility is to help guide our
customers through the entire new car purchase process, helping them with vehicle selection, pricing, leasing & financing solutions,
accessories, vehicle protection plans, and their trade-in appraisal. Your
goal is to develop a caring relationship with the customer and to assist them in the ownership of a vehicle that they need, building value in our
services. At Wellesley Toyota, we do business with integrity, trust, and honor.
In this role, you will need to:
· Serve as a brand enthusiast for Toyota, Wellesley Toyota, and the Now Way
· Become an expert in Toyota, as well as achieve University of Toyota Certification (we will help with this!)
· Explain the benefits of buying, leasing, and financing to the customer, and help them decide on the best option for their needs
· Appraise customer trade-ins and effectively explain the value of their trade-in to the customer in an honest and transparent manner
· Perform transparent and honest pricing negotiations while maintaining gross profit.
· Become an expert on all the vehicle protection plans and products that we offer, and convey the value of these products to the customer
· Assist customer with selection and purchase of Toyota vehicle accessories
· Accurately prepare the necessary paperwork needed for billing
· Follow up with prospective customers and meet monthly sales goals
· Work collaboratively with sales, service, parts, and marketing to execute sales strategy and achieve the highest possible Customer Satisfaction Index
· Bring your thinking, strategies, and ideas to advance our company's values, unique culture, and vision for the future of the automotive industry
You should have:· At least 2 years sales & leadership experience.
Compensation & Benefits:
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Wash Bay Attendant (Service Department)
Wellesley Toyota is currently seeking both full-time and summer part-time wash bay attendants. His role is to provide the best quality vehicle cleaning services to ensure the highest level of customer satisfaction. No experience necessary except a passion for workmanship, attention to details, and cars. This is a great opportunity to work in a state-of-the-art facility, learning how to wash cars professionally. Skill sets learned and developed include wet-sanding, buffing, glazing, waxing, and interior shampoo.
Your day-to-day tasks will consist of cleaning service customer vehicles as well as new cars being prepared for delivery.
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· Interior and exterior detailing of vehicles
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Rare Photographs of 12 Extinct Birds
We are used to seeing extinct species as drawings or fossils. However, there are plenty of species, including quite a few birds, that have gone the way of the dodo (literally) in the 180 years since the invention of photography. Seeing these birds as they really were makes you think about how extinction goes on today right under our noses. Shown is a laughing owl, photographed over a hundred years ago. Link


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BIOGRAPHY Au LITERARY CRITICISM--g This collection of interviews captures the imagination of the writer widely regarded as qthe granddaddy of science fiction.q However, Ray Bradbury considers Fahrenheit 451 to be his only science-fiction novel and his others, including The Martian Chronicles, Something Wicked This Way Comes, and The Illustrated Man, to be more fantasy and horror than science fiction. Bradbury, born in 1920, began reading voraciously quite early. He enjoyed the pulp magazine Amazing Stories when it first appeared. He came to maturity just before World War II, when Nazis were firing V-1 and V-2 rockets at Britain, and began writing fiction as the space age was coming to full stride. In addition to having a moon crater named in his honor, he has received science fiction's Nebula Grandmaster Award for his lifetime achievements and in 2000 the National Book Foundation's Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters. qThe writer's vocabulary need not be extensive, q Bradbury says. qHe shouldn't throw unusual words at the reader, but I do believe in using the right word. The reader should be given something more than the basic meaning by the use of words that are dynamic and colorful, that provide pictures for the reader.q Since 1941, when Super Science Stories bought his first story, Bradbury has written and published hundreds of short stories, as well as novels, essays, dramas, operas, teleplays, poems, and screenplays. His film work in Ireland crafting the screenplay for John Huston's Moby-Dick in 1954 established Bradbury as a fixture in Hollywood. Versions of his works have been shown on all the major networks, and USA Network produced sixty-five of his teleplays for The Ray Bradbury Theater. During his career Bradbury has given more than 300 interviews. The selection included in this volume begins in 1948, spans more than five decades, and charts Bradbury's long creative life. A recent Ph.D. graduate from Florida State University, Steven Aggelis teaches at Tallahassee Community College.Isherwooda#39;s analysis placed Bradbury more in the fantasy tradition, one of Poea#39;s genres, than in the science-fiction field. ... Ia#39;ve only written one book thata#39;s science fiction, and thata#39;s Fahrenheit 451. All the ... In 1953 Bradbury published his most influential and widely read work on censorship, Fahrenheit 451, a revision andanbsp;...
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Fischer's new top of the line skate boot is stiffer, lighter and faster!
A number of top athletes including Andy Newall, Kikkan Randall, Simi Hamilton, Sadie Bjornsen, Sophie Caldwell and Ben Saxon who had long time relationships with other boot companies tried the Fischer Carbon Skate and made a change for this season.
They tipped the gram scale at 465g per boot (size 42), over 80g lighter than other top end boots. Fischer has moved somewhat outside the box to do this. The inner boot on the Carbon Skate is low, below the ankle, just like a classic boot. The last lace loop is situated to pull the heel down nicely. The Carbon cuff has a bit more padding than past versions and Bert likes the fit around the ankle area. They have also eliminated the instep buckle and depend on the inner lacing to hold the foot, which eliminates further weight.
Then there is the SSR carbon sole. A single outer sole of carbon fiber wraps the heel and continues under the foot all the way to the toe bar. This full carbon chassis is stiffer and lighter than previous Fischer models. This also helps make the boots flat and super quick edge to edge.


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My current skincare routine! (Combination to Oily Dehydrated Acne Prone Skin)Saturday, August 29, 2015
I'm gonna divide my skincare routine in two parts; Morning and Night Routine. *duh* hahaha anyway, Let's get into it. wooooosh!
Before you try out my skincare routine, I want you to know that my skincare may or may not work out with your skin. I have combination to oily skin, but sometimes I get dry and flakey because of the Salicylic acid I use. I also have dehydrated and acne prone skin. I used to get cystic acne, but Thank God I have't been getting any lately. I still get a pimple or two when I get my period. Meaning, I have hormonal acne. I think acne loves me too much to leave me alone. Anyway! If you think we have the same skin type and problems, this skin routine might actually help you.
Starting off with my Morning Routine *sounds weird but I don't know how to call it* I'm gonna number each and every step... because I want to.. haha!
- Wash your face with a gentle cleanser. I use Pond's Acne Clear White. If it's not available in your country, too bad for you. I'm just kidding! haha! Here are some products I use whenever I ran out of Pond's. Garnier active fresh fruit energy, Acne.org's Cleanser. DON'T dry your face with a towel! Instead, Tap it dry with a soft facial tissue. Towel may still irritate your sensitive skin. Another tip! Never leave your skin air dry longer than 30 secs.
- This is new to my routine and I think this has been helping my dehydrated skin a lot! I have started using a Thermal Spring Water Spray for about a month now and I must say, I've never broken out since! Even with my period! Thermal Spray's calms, soothes and restores skin's natural balance, good for any skin types specially on sensitive skin.
What you do is, Spray a decent amount on your face while still damp from your previous wash. I'm currently using the La Roche Posay Thermal Spray but it's almost empty. I'm planning to try the Aveene one just 'cause I've read good reviews about it. Anyway, Let it soak in a little. You can pat it dry or leave it until everything is soaked up.
- On damp skin, Apply your favourite moisturiser, let it soak in or set. I loved the Nivea Anti-Spot Super Light Day Cream, but unfortunately I can't find it anywhere anymore here in Milan. Please message me if you know where I can get one!! Right now I'm finishing the last tube I have. Please recommend other products to me that your skin loved!
- If I'm somewhere important in other words, I need to be dolled up, I apply Primer. I use the Benefit Porefessional. I haven't tried other primers 'cause I don't use them that often.
- Foundation! I know some of you might ask "No SPF?". They always say SPF is a very important part of a skincare routine, but personally, I don't like wearing one. Basically because I hate it's tacky and sticky texture, it's reflection on photos and it's heavy feeling on the face. Luckily, There are foundations and BB creams with SPF in it! YAAY! I use different foundations depending on the current weather or season. Currently, I'm mixing Make Up For Ever's Velvet Mat with Sephora's 10hr wear Perfection Foundation. Wondering why? MUFE velvet mat is very mat and cakey looking while Sephora's 10hr is more of dewy finish, you mix two together.. and BAM! you get the perfect natural looking finish, not too mat and not too dewy.
I stopped using the Clinique Acne Solutions Foundation 'cause I think it's breaking me out and I don't like the coverage. I'm still looking for the perfect foundation and if you think you have one please let me know!
- I spray a thin layer of the Thermal Spray again. Let it dry.
- Apply powder and Bake your makeup. Not in the oven dear! If you don't know how to bake, you can skip this step and just apply powder like how you normally do or look it up on youtube!
- I finish the rest of my makeup
- Apply a Setting Spray and your done! Go out and Let them look at your fine face!
I currently use Urban Decay's De-Slick Oil Control Setting Spray. I'm kind of in a love-hate relationship with this one. I just think that it doesn't really make a change wether I apply it or not.
Night Routine!
- Remove makeup with whatever makeup remover you have. I use the Garnier Clean Sensitive makeup remover, put some on a cotton pad and wipe it all over my face.
- I wash my face with my Pond's Acne Clear White then pat it dry with a tissue.
- I spray a Thermal Spray and let it soak for a little.
- I apply a mix of half water and half Apple Cider Vinegar on a cotton pad and pat it on my face.
- I put on my moisturiser on damp skin. I use the Olay Regenerist Night Cream and let it soak in a little.
- I then apply AHA+ from Acne.org or Biretix gel. These two are both glycolic gels that peels dead skin cells, basically removing hyperpigmentation or acne scars
- Last! I apply eye cream. I use the Sephora Age Defy Eye Cream. Gotta give them eyes some love!
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Buy a bracelet in honor of Veronika Weiss
Age 19 , California
Veronika Weiss, age 19 was one of the six students killed during the Isla Vista mass shooting on May 23, 2014. Fourteen others were wounded. Bob Weiss, Veronika's father is honoring his daughter's memory by his activism in the gun violence prevention movement. I am the Chair of the Coalition Against Gun Violence. Bob has told the tragic story of his loss to our Santa Barbara community. He agreed to talk about his survival and activism on CAGV's local access TV show. I wish to honor Veronika's memory in support of Bob and his family.
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Digital Capture, announces Portland's Lost Celluloid Short Film Documentary, Directed by Samuel Palomin and Director of Photography Chris Nunn, film release on YouTube, https://youtu.be/1h-EwJuSXzc
Portland's Lost Celluloid is a short documentary film produced at Portland's historic Hollywood Theatre. The documentary stars Dan Halsted and his drive to preserve and restore 35mm and 70mm film. Dan shares his passion with Portland's audience through his themed movie nights Grindhouse Film Festival and Kang Fu Cinema.
The film production completed in downtown Portland and the crew:
- • Actor Dan Halsted • Executive Producer Erik Fauske • Director Samuel Palomin • Director of Photographer Chris Nunn • Editor Samuel Palomin • Music o Turbo boost by Nightcrawler Music https://soundcloud.com/nightcrawlermusic o Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 o CLICK HERE. o Music provided by Audio Library CLICK HERE o Contact the artist: o -email- o http://nightcrawlermusic.com/ o https://www.facebook.com/nightcrawler
Digital Capture is a film company designed to work with your film projects and personal needs. We are located in the Portland Metro area, but will work at your studio, film location, or remotely. We provide creative and current concepts for your film production and post-production needs. New World Films has worked with Fashion News Live, local community events, and private events.
As a kid Sam found a tape of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, 1956, the black and white movie starring Kevin McCarthy, and Dana Wynter. I watched this VHS until the tape would have to be spliced together cutting out scenes. I did this until the tape finely wouldn't play in any narrative form.
Digital Capture has built skills: video editor, cinematographer, videographer, a team member on many different types of creative teams. What I did with Invasion of the Body Snatchers; watch, splice, and repeat, is much what I have done with my career learning from my mistakes, and splicing in the knowledge I gained from my experience.
We are a film company where film Production crosses time & genre. Contact us today 480-882-8136. We look forward to hearing from you about your film and videography.
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While it is true that a timeshare contract is a binding legal document, it is often mistakenly thought that such a contract cannot only be cancelled. In fact, most timeshare companies maintain that their contracts are non – cancellable. This misconception is perpetuated by timeshare companies and user groups that are funded, maintained and controlled by the timeshare industry.
The FHA 203k loan program provides home buyers the opportunity to buy and fix up a property, without exhausting their personal savings.
Have you checked out your source and reputation of Coester? His company was fined earlier this week. Why don't you speak with Jonathan Miller?
What, exactly, did they think would happen with a profession where every wrong thing gets to be pointed at appraisers? There is a saying, "Appraisals never die." and it's apt. Someone goes into foreclosure 15 years down the road, the first thing they do is pull the appraisal and request someone do a retro appraisal, looking for someone to blame, primarily the appraiser. Then add in the CU--which doesn't allow appraisers to see what is said about them but give this info to bankers, yet every other article tells you how this is SO important and can get you on "do not use" lists and every comma out of place may have you before the state board. Then you get these whacked out state boards who tell appraisers that missing a due date is reason for sanctions...until the Appraisal Institute stepped in and say, Heck no, it isn't, where did you get that crap from? And they are surprised that appraisals are now taking 7 days or more. WHAT DID THEY THINK WOULD HAPPEN? All this oversight and even in the end, the effort is STILL to find wrongness on the appraisers part. How slow can they be?
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Congratulations, Kids! You've completed learning the next round of vocabulary words, and now it's time to review.
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The study of legends and stories about heros, passed down generation to generation, that contains a basic truth about society.
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Zeus is the main god in Greek mythology; he is the father of other gods and people, and ruler of heaven.
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