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Pro Longwear Lipcolour: Durashell, Clingpeach, Unchanging, For Keeps, Loyal;
Stuck on You, Passion Preserved, Lasting Lust, Perennial Rose, Commitment
MAC Tabloid Beauty: Pro Longwear Lipcolour Reviews, Photos, Swatches, Lip Swatches
Tabloid Beauty is a "collection" of sorts, but all of the products included in the collection are permanent products. MAC is showcasing some of their products that have some stellar results that are scientifically proven (according to the website). I'm only reviewing and showcasing the Pro Longwears — also included in the launch is Penultimate Eye Liner ($16.50), Plushlash ($13.00), Prep + Prime Line Filler ($19.50), and Prep + Prime Skin Refined Zone ($19.50) — all of which I've reviewed previously. Tabloid Beauty launches in-store on February 25th!
Though the Pro Longwears are permanent, since I've never done lip swatches for the majority before, I thought this was a good excuse to do so. Pro Longwears are one of the longest wearing lip products I've ever put on my lips. No, seriously. I could only manage to swatch four or five at a time, because they cling onto lips, which makes removal more grueling than typical lipstick/lipgloss. You'll need an oil-based makeup remover to get this guy off, and you'll likely want to blot and smear the oil-based makeup remover around to let it "sink" in and break down the product.
Pro Longwears are really great… once you know how to apply them.
A half hour before you apply, slather on lip balm, then blot off prior to application. I like to apply from the tube using the included doe-foot applicator and start on the bottom lip, smoosh lips together gently, then round out the top lip color. You have to be patient and use a steady hand, because this stuff dries fast and doesn't budge after it dries, so you need to make sure to stay inside your natural lip line.
Next, let your mouth hang open a bit to dry. I like to wait about a minute to a minute and a half for it dry. After all of that, top with gloss. You'll need to reapply the gloss every few hours as that part will fade away–the lip color itself stays on pretty well. It will breakdown if you eat really greasy/oily food, but it holds up decently through that, in my experience.
Just for clarity, I purchased 10 of the 16 featured here (six were press samples). I'm actually going to bestow most of these on my Mom as a little surprise gift when I see her next! (She loves PLWs–her favorite is Night Rose!) Also, for reference, if you purchase during the Tabloid Beauty collection is up (and "while supplies last"), they come in specially printed sleeves (they slip around the normal black box packaging).
Pro Longwear Lipcolour ($21.00)
- Durashell is a milky pink with a golden, frosty sheen. Application with Durashell wasn't as smooth or even as the other shades–it has a tendency to emphasize every flaw on your lips and can look a little streaky since it's not quite as opaque as the other shades as well.
- Clingpeach is a peach shimmered coral. This is one of my favorites, because it applies evenly and is totally opaque.
- Unchanging is a pinky-nude with icy pink shimmer that looks pretty creamy once applied.
- For Keeps is a reddened berry with multicolored shimmer. It has full color coverage and doesn't settle into lip lines as much as some of the other shades.
- Loyal is a milky-looking browned nude with no real shimmer. It looks creamier once you apply the gloss on top.
- Stuck on You is a beautiful shade of berry-red with a gilded gold sheen. This one is such a stunning shade–you have to check it out in person to really see how it glows.
- Passion Preserved is a brownish red with a little plum thrown in. It has a very creamy, opaque look when applied.
- Lasting Lust is a retina-burning creamy red. It's almost a neutral red, but it seems to lean orange-red just a smidgen. Super bright, opaque, and lush. This is a show-stopping red for sure. (Though, to be honest, Perpetuate is/was my favorite red PLW.)
- Perennial Rose is a subdued, rosy red with golden shimmer. This has a shimmer, frost feel in the finish, but it still goes on opaque.
- Commitment is a reddened brown with gold shimmer. It's a very intense, bold shade when worn. It's dark, vampy, and dare I say it? sultry!

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The UMKC volleyball team announced the signing of Melanie Brecka and Kelsie Milkowski to National Letters of Intent to continue their educations and playing careers at UMKC.
"We feel our future is bright as we welcome both Melanie and Kelsie to our Roo family," Head Coach Christi Posey said. "They will both excel in the classroom as well as on the court. Our goal is to recruit quality student-athletes who will make a difference in all areas of the university community. We hope to be adding a couple more players to our roster for 2018 and we believe each and every one will make a positive and lasting impact here at UMKC."
Brecka joins the Roos out of Lincoln, Neb., where she was a 6-0 right side for Lincoln Southeast High School. During her senior season with the Knights, Brecka tallied 442 kills, 217 digs, 89 blocks and 51 aces, leading her team to a quarterfinals appearance in the Nebraska Class A State Championship. A four-year letterwinner, Brecka was named Class All-State a season ago, while being named to the All-City First Team as a junior and the All-City Second Team as a sophomore.
"We're thrilled to be able to finally sign Melanie, a potential six rotation pin player with an outstanding upside," Posey said. "We have been recruiting her a long time and we believe she has a chance to be a special player here. Her versatility to hit first tempo sets as well as high balls will allow us to be very creative offensively. Melanie will add a high level of athleticism and competiveness to our team. She is a dedicated and bright student, eager to move forward in her growth as a complete player and to develop further as a responsible student-athlete."
Milkowski comes to Kansas City from Parker, Colo., serving as a 5-11 outside hitter at Highlands Ranch High School. As a senior, Milkowski notched 324 kills, 290 digs, 22 blocks and 39 aces after finishing with 305 kills, 298 digs, 41 blocks and 69 aces as a junior and 167 kills, 184 digs, 13 blocks and 25 aces as a sophomore. During her time at HRHS, Milkowski helped the Falcons to a pair of conference titles and two more runner-up finishes, as well as a state championship as a freshman and a fifth place finish as a junior. As a junior she was named First Team All-Continental League and Second Team as a sophomore.
"We found out about Kelsie a bit late but we were fortunate that she was still available to fill an outside hitter position for us," Posey said. "With a blue-collar work ethic and a fierce determination, Kelsie has a chance to play early in her career. An impact player on every team she's played with, Kelsie can score a variety of ways. With power and finesse, Kelsie is the type of athlete that will do what it takes for her team to be successful. An honor student and team captain, we anticipate Kelsie will immerse herself in our program, our athletic department and our university community."
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KDE.de App of the Month: Kate
Klaus Stärk informs us that
Small mistake
The Klaus link shouldn't be http://dot.kde.org/1015234990/staerk_at_kde.org
By Andy "Storm" Go... at Mon, 2002/03/04 - 6:00am
Re: Small mistake
I could have sworn I had fixed that....
By Navindra Umanee at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Well Done
I'm not surprised that Kate gets this award; it's a brilliant editor. I use it for all my development these days, and if I try other editors, I always end up coming back to Kate.
By Gareth Williams at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Re: Well Done
Yeah, but the naming of the editor was a close shave, though.
By reihal at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Re: Well Done
Please tell me that isn't an incredibly off-colour pun.
By Evan "JabberWok... at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Jey, I can't read it
Do I have to learn German too? :-)
I think I forgot everything what German lessons in school (got it 2 years) taught me... :-(
By Andy "Storm" Go... at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Re: Jey, I can't read it
Yeah, I'm also beginning to forget german.
By Jochen Puchalla at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Not a patch on SciTE
I used to use EditPlus2 under Win32 and a range of editors under Linux. Now I have found the best source code editor around which is SciTE (http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html), and as a plus it works under both platforms. It supports every programming language I use, has syntax highlighting, can do things such as comment out a block of code in one keystroke... but most importantly has *folding*. Once you start using folding you can never go back to a primitive editor. I absolutely recommend it.
By Phillip at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Re: Not a patch on SciTE
Thanks for the advertisement :-)
KDevelop has syntax highlighting, it can comment out a block of code. But I don't know what the real use of folding is. To hide your bad code? :-) I don't need it anyway. Aren't there KDevelop plugins available for Java, etc?
I wouldn't call Kate primitive, but it isn't bloated and it is easy to use. I wonder if SciTE understands KParts, I think not. Why need another program if everything I need, is already in KDE? (Except for Quanta+, I hope it becomes a part of the KDE release somewhere in the future...)
By Andy "Storm" Go... at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Folding when navigating source
I wasn't singling out Kate as primitive, I meant all editors without folding. Kate seems to strike a good balance for someone doing web pages. It's too bloated for me, who just wants to edit code and doesn't want things built in such as file selector, windows-within-windows, bash prompt etc. On the other hand it doesn't go whole-hog like many IDEs we see.
SciTE is fast, and does the job I want it to well. Agreed it may not use KParts and weigh in at 682k, but there isn't any KDE app that fulfils the same job description. If you do coding in C, Java, PHP, etc (and not HTML) then try using a folding editor and you will suddenly start feeling the way I do :-)
By Phillip at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Re: Not a patch on SciTE
SciTE just one implementation of the Scintilla engine
By Fredrik at Thu, 2002/03/07 - 6:00am
Re: Not a patch on SciTE
Have had a look at the scintilla sources some time ago (as I was on the trip around to find a better text buffer/widget for kate), but I don't think scintilla's sourcecode is that nice to port to kde (kparts) if you not only want to write a wrapper around it.
By christoph at Thu, 2002/03/07 - 6:00am
Re: Not a patch on SciTE
> Scintilla ... its folding is really great
Scintilla folding is still the best
> which we will have soon (hopefully), too ;)
hopefully yes.. I hope that finally Kate will add working folding
By Alex V. Koval at Thu, 2004/10/14 - 5:00am
Re: Not a patch on SciTE
frankly, SciTE rocks. I have to admit that i have not taken too much time to look into the configurability of Kate, beyond what is possible through the gui.
dont get me wrong, i dont want to knock KDE. i luv it. but i think kate, while flexible, doesnt do as good a job at being a source code editor as Scite. Maybe it would be a good idea to combine efforts w/Scintilla so as not to have to maintain millions of different text widgets.
By Pablo Liska at Sat, 2002/04/13 - 5:00am
Re: Not a patch on FTE
FTE works on windows,DOS,unix terminals,X and KDE.
And the F is for Folding.
As a bonus, I wrote a big chunk of the KDE port (and if you get KFTE, it
By Roberto alsina at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Re: Not a patch on SciTE
Good news: Kate of KDE 3.1 will apparently have folding abilities.
By Someone at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
kate often cannot find string if too many files !
when using kate's 'TOOL' menu, there is a item called "find in files", which will activate a very good searching dialog, but it often does not work, especially when in a directory whith many
I'm using redhat9.0, with kate-2.1, kde-3.1-10
By gxw9999 at Fri, 2005/10/28 - 5:00am
Re: kate often cannot find string if too many files !
Your KDE version is pretty old. I suggest upgrading. If the problem persists please report this at bugs.kde.org.
By cm at Fri, 2005/10/28 - 5:00am
Kvim, where are you?
I am still waiting for kvim, the vim for KDE port. This would bring everything like folding, real syntax highlighting, powerful vi interface and so on.
Unfortunately kvim in kdenonbeta does not even compile and the authors do not answer email. Sucks to have to use gvim.
By Moritz Moeller-... at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Re: Kvim, where are you?
Well you have two options:
By Company at Tue, 2002/03/05 - 6:00am
Re: Kvim, where are you?
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The Denver Nuggets honored legendary coach Doug Moe at halftime of their game with the Detroit Pistons on Thursday, Nov. 7. Moe, the winningest coach in Nuggets history, had a banner with the number 432 – his regular season victory total in Denver - raised to the rafters.
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"Oracle has pulled the rug out from under Intel's Itanium processor by yanking support of its database, middleware, and application software on future Poulson and Kittson Itaniums. It looks as though Larry Ellison wants to take on IBM in microprocessors for data center systems, man to man, head to head. 'I remember when we first bought Sun, a lot of people said we were going to get out of the hardware business," Oracle's co-founder and CEO said opening up his keynote at the OpenWorld customer and partner and conference on Sunday night, when he also announced the new Exalytics in-memory BI appliance. 'I guess we didn't get that memo,' Ellison quipped, pointing out that Apple is doing a 'pretty good job' designing its own hardware and software and making it work well with its own services. And that Oracle is not only committed to making its server, storage, and networking business work, but having taken Sun's hardware as a means of getting its hands on Solaris and Java, Oracle is actually enthusiastic about creating its own stack."
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They design, or customize whichever, the ARM processor they use in their i devices.
Aside from that, Intel does all the design work, and Apple does the packaging.
I think the thing to take away from that statement is vendor lock-in. Oracle wants to create a walled garden around their Sparc/Solaris/Oracle Db stack, and maybe sell phones and music.


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It's not every day an email lands in your inbox asking if you'd be interested in interviewing Melania Trump, the Sloevnian-born wife to business mogul Donald Trump and mama to 6-year-old Barron. Of course, I jumped at the chance. Melania, a former model who has graced the covers of magazines like Vogue, Harper's Bazaar and Vanity Fair, has incredible style, and honestly, who wouldn't want to chat with a woman living such a luxe life to learn what life as a working mom is like for someone who seemingly has it all?
Although I was prepared to meet a woman with incredible class and worldliness (she did not disappoint!), I was stunned by her strength, confidence and overall understanding of who she is. She offered a peek into her marriage and life as a mother that was insightful and thought-provoking. I learned that she is a woman who not only knows herself, but also makes it a focus to know and accept the people in her life for who they are. Now if that isn't a secret to good relationships, I don't know what is!
Meet a woman who juggles motherhood, marriage, and career with the kind of style and grace that money can't buy.
Tell us about your new jewelry line with QVC?
This collection [Melania Timepieces and Jewelry] is for modern women on the go who are balancing family, work, and home and want to look beautiful doing it all. The whole collection can be mixed and matched. No matter what your job or style, you can find a piece for you.
How involved are you in the designs?
I am the art director and designer. I sketch––I love to put the pen to paper and start a piece from scratch. I design the things I love. I studied design and architecture and that's what I really like to do. It's a passion of mine. That passion is what brought me to create the jewelry and timepieces.
What is your favorite piece from the collection?
There is one special piece in the collection that is based off of a piece that I own. I designed the same bracelet that my parents gave me for Christmas when I was younger. My father gave it to my mother many years prior and my parents had replicas made for my sister and me to symbolize our love for each other. It's a constant reminder to us; it's beautiful. It's available from my collection in gold, silver, and rose.
Sounds like you had a very close family. And now, married to Donald Trump, some people say you are living a modern-day fairy tale. Would you agree?
When you have love and respect and the best time together it feels fantastic. It's really something special. Sometimes they say love is hard to find. When you meet the right person everything seems fantastic. We work very hard, both of us. It's a lot of responsibility for a woman to be married to a man like my husband. I need to be quick, smart and intelligent. My life is very normal––for me. Maybe for some people they would not think that. But for me it is. I know my husband. We have a great relationship. We are both very independent. We know what our roles are and we are happy with them. I think the mistake some people make is they try to change the man they love after they get married. You cannot change a person. You accept the person. He loves business––he breathes business. I love that about him, I love that. Doesn't bother me. I am very independent. It is important to understand each other. If you need to change someone it will never work. You will try your whole life and never succeed.
You guys are both such busy people, how do you find time to be together?
I think it is more about quality time instead of quantity. I don't think you need to be with your husband every minute of every day. Both people should do what their passion is and then get together in the mornings and evenings and share and experience life and have a great time. You know that saying, "Work hard and play harder?" That's what we do.
Tell me about your days with Barron.
I am a full time mom; that is my first job. The most important job ever. I started my business when he started school. When he is in school I do my meetings, my sketches, and everything else. I cook him breakfast. Bring him to school. Pick him up. Prepare his lunch. I spend the afternoon with him. Sometimes I have obligations, but I also think children need to see a parent do what her passion is. It is a good example for a child. So the child can find passion as well and follow that passion in the future.
Does Donald help with bedtime and other childcare duties?
He is very busy. He spends quality time with Barron. They have a beautiful relationship full of respect and love. New York is our home base, but we spend a lot of time in Mar-a-Lago [in Palm Beach, Florida]. There they play golf, spend time together, eat dinner together, and we enjoy family time. It is always a really special time. He didn't change diapers and I am completely fine with that. It is not important to me. It's all about what works for you. It's very important to know the person you're with. And we know our roles. I didn't want him to change the diapers or put Barron to bed. I love every minute of it.
What is your parenting philosophy?
I think the #1 parenting secret is that it is so important to have a good listening skills. I listen to what he says, what troubles him and what he is excited about. Then I can guide and support. I don't push my thoughts or likes or dislikes. I want him to grow to be his own person. I think is important to give a child room to make mistakes in order to learn. Mistakes build wings so later in life they can fly and go on their own. Let them fall once in awhile. When they do they will learn how to pick themselves up on their own when you aren't around. If he says no, we listen to him. It's no and we don't try to change it. It's important to let them be who they are. Be their friend and parent as well. When they're in trouble they will come to you first. Don't try to change their opinion.
Tell me about Barron, what is his personality like?
He is a very strong-minded, very special, smart boy. He is independent and opinionated and knows exactly what he wants. Sometimes I call him little Donald. He is a mixture of us in looks, but his personality is why I call him little Donald.
Is he opinionated about the things he wears and how his room looks?
In his space the décor style of the rest of our home is mixed with what he is into: planes and helicopters. We let him be creative; let his imagination fly and do whatever he wants. Whatever he wants to do with his own room later on, he can do it. But it's amazing, he does not like covers with airplanes or cars on them. He likes clean and white. He also has his playroom and he has his pictures and art and all of his stuff. And since he has his own floor, he can also put those things on his living room and on his own walls. When he was smaller he started drawing on the walls. His imagination is growing and important. He draws on the walls in his playroom, we can paint it over. One day he was playing bakery and he wrote Barron's Bakery on the wall with crayons. He is very creative, if you say to a child no, no, no, where does the creativity go?
I think that's amazing; in what way do you see him as being creative?
The way he tells stories and plays. He loves to play alone sometimes. He can play by himself for hours. But of course he has a lot of play dates and friends that he plays with. And sometimes we play together and build cities or airports using Magna Tiles and Legos. He builds big projects. It is very special what he does. He has a big imagination and it's very impressive.
I can't help but say that reminds me of his daddy.
When he was 5 years old, he wanted to be like daddy: a businessman and golfer. He loves to build something and tear it down and build something else. He is very detailed at drawing. We travel often and he remembers everything he sees. Sometimes later the same day or the next he would build something like he saw or imagine something himself.
Describe yourself as a child.
I always liked to take care of myself. I always liked beauty and fashion. My mom was in the fashion business. I was 5 years old when I did my first catwalk and did commercials at 16. I went professional after my studies. My mom loved fashion, we loved to travel and go to Italy and Paris. It was something in me always. I was always very tall and skinny. Sometimes I was teased, but I was never embarrassed. I always liked myself. Even when other kids teased me, I didn't care. I knew what I wanted to do. I found my passion at such an early age. It helped with my confidence.
Did your mom set a good example for you when it came to style?
She always did. She took care of herself and she still does. But I think you are born with style or you are not. Even with a stylish parent, I always knew what I liked or didn't like.
What's your personal mantra?
Believe in yourself. Be proud of who you are, no matter who you are married to, are dating, or who your parents are, Be your own person. And take care of yourself, because when you take care of yourself first, you will do a much better job taking care of others.
Check out Melania Timepieces and Jewelry on QVC.com now!
What are your secrets to a successful marriage and raising a happy, confident child? Do they differ from Melania's? Leave a comment below and let's discuss!
Photos courtesy of Melania Trump. See more on her facebook page !


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Dinnertime Survival Guide by Sally Kuzemchak
The angle: Ten dinner dilemmas, from "I have zero time!" to "I'm not a short-order cook!" solved in ten corresponding chapters — recipes and tips for every situation.
Recipes for right now: Cornmeal-Crusted Tilapia with Salsa Verde, Cake Pan Enchiladas, Curried Carrots and Lentils, Garlic Fries, Peanutty Stir-Fry, Maple-Mustard Glazed Chicken, Lemony Chicken Soup with Rice
Who would enjoy this book? Parents with kids of any age; students on a budget
Quick Facts
• Who wrote it: Sally Kuzemchak
• Who published it: Oxmoor House (Cooking Light)
• Number of recipes: Around 150
• Other highlights: This cookbook feels so incredibly practical! There are 10 chapters, each focused on helping you through a different dinnertime dilemma. These are common refrains that Sally Kuzemchak hears both in her work as a dietician and in her work as a mom. You'll probably recognize them too: "I have zero time!" "I can barely boil water!" "I can't afford healthy food!" and so on. Every chapter spends some time addressing the constraints of the dilemma, helping you plan and problem-solve, and then giving you plenty of recipes that fit the bill.
Even though the book is definitely geared toward couples with kids, the recipes — and the scenarios that prompt them — can be applied to anyone who identifies as "busy" or "budget-minded." While there are a lot of kid-friendly foods (though let's be honest, that really just translates into comfort food for adults), there are also plenty of meals that will more than satisfy a grown-up palate.
Find the book at your local library, independent bookstore, or Amazon: Dinnertime Survival Guide by Sally Kuzemchak
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it cost me 2.5k. ye kaya nila yung rekwest mo, basta consitent yung diameter. the frame is made of plywood sandwiched by foam. the iner foam kinokorte nila according to your snare para di gumagalaw. you can text lui at 0928-5043355. she's really nice.
the snare's size (ex. 6" x 14") is just the shells size itself , not including the lugs throwoff etc..while IMO the custom / pre made bags' size is measured from inside diameterso we must have an allowance at least 1.5" x1.5"[/b][/size]
Kaya nga po sir eh. Tsk. So, does it mean my snare would not fit into it?Again my snare drum is 6'' x 14'' and snare bag prospect is size 6.5'' x 14" only.
i'm sorry i edit my post while you repliedBTW here it is againit depends , its fit when it says example (7" x 13" Snare bag sale!! CAN Fit maximum of 7" x 13" snare)i hope may indication po na ganun yung sale itembut if it says only the size of the bag, i doubt po,what model of bag are you going to buy sir?maybe there's somebody here who has some reviews of that item
I have a Gretsch Catalina Maple 6'' x 14'' Snare Drum.Then I saw this Gretsch 6.5'' x 14'' Snare Bag.Here's the link;http://www.amazon.com/Gretsch-14-Snare-Drum-Bag/dp/B000EEHK00It somehow matches the color of my snare and obviously it was made especially for Gretsch Snare Drums. So I was thinking of having one since I have no snare bag yet. Thanks
Product Features○Plush Interior○Steel Reinforced Bindings○Black with Classic Orange Trim and Embroidered Logo!○For use with a 6.5"x14" snare drumthis must be it!any opinions masters out there observing?
kakasya yan, parang snare bag yan na binebenta ni chad ehyung throw off ipapasok mo dun sa may bandang botton para kumasya... pag post ako ng pics bukas kung pano nag kasya yung sakin btw, na try ko na yung pearl tension keeper... swakto sa kulay ng snare ko
OK sir I'll be waiting for the pic Thanks!eto yung pic
Hi there! I just want to ask which drumcase/s do you prefer for your drum gear? hardcase or softcase? Both have there own advantage and disadvantages right?For hardcase,mejo mabigat and hassle dalin specially kung wala kang transportation and for softcase naman,much lighter dalin pero yung protection naman ng gear mo specially kung out of town/country( particularly kung I che-check in mo sa airplane as baggage)or might as well have both?what do you think?BTW,does anyone knows someone who customizes drum+hardware cases,it could be hard or softcase (other than baluti gear,no offense po,they're a bit far kasi from my place).hopefully within the metro lang,for double pedal and how much kaya?many thanks!
ye sina darkus cases are pretty good. they followed my specs to the dot. in the aiport this case fell waist high when the strap slipped from my shoulder. the thing just bounced man! galeng.....
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Just under 24 hours since the release of iOS 6 and jailbreakers have already figured out a way to bring the modded operating system to Apple users who love their hacked apps. The functioning jailbreak is currently only available on devices running on A4 chips, meaning just those with an iPhone 4, 3GS, and 4th generation iPod Touch will be able to sample the modded iOS 6. To get it running, you will also need to perform a tethered jailbreak which requires a computer connection each time you reboot the device to get the jailbreak operating.
Of course, the swiftness of the iPhone Dev-Team to configure a jailbreak comes as no surprise. The group has been known to release jailbreaks no more than a day after new operating system updates come out, as we've previously seen in past iOS versions.
If you are interested in trying it out, instructions are fully available on Redmond Pie using the Redsn0w jailbreak. In our personal opinion, there's really no need to jailbreak iOS 6 this immediately… but if you're impatient and curious, then by all means give it a shot and let us know how it goes. In the mean time, we'll sit back and wait for an untethered edition to make jailbreaking less of a hassle, and for more app options to appear on Cydia to accompany the iPhone 5.
Do you own a jailbroken iPhone? Stop by our best jailbreak apps and games list and see if anything there piques your interest.
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Research and Analysis by Gerald Hutchinson
Benefit Increases Resulting From the Conversion of Monthly Rates Under the 1965 Amendments
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Old-Age Benefits in Current-Payment Status, by State, December 31, 1959
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Stay away from a certain type of Red Vines licorice. That's what Dr. Ron Chapman, director of the California Department of Public Health said, Wednesday.
In a press release, the Doctor warned that Red Vines Black Licorice Twists ("Best Before" 020413) have tested high in lead levels. Higher than the state's standards.
The candy is sold in one-pound packages that is light red with the Red Vines name in bold white letters. The black licorice can be seen through the package. The words "Black Licorice Twists" appear toward the bottom of the package.
The candy is manufactured and distributed by American Licorice CO., in Union City, CA.
The company has initiated a voluntary recall of the affected product.
If you have the candy, throw it away immediately. Pregnant women and children who may have consumed the candy should see a doctor.
Consumers who find this candy for sale should call the CDPH Complaint Hotline at 1 800-495-3232. For more information about lead poisoning, contact your county childhood lead poisoning prevention program or public health department.


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Praxis (lifestyle)
Praxis is the customary use of knowledge or skills, distinct from theoretical knowledge. The term is used in Orthodox theology to refer to the practice of the faith, especially to worship.
Orthodox praxis
Union with God, to which Christians hold that Jesus Christ invited man, requires not just faith, but correct practice of faith. This is found in Holy Scripture in the following passages:(1 Cor 11:2, 2 Thes 2:15) and the Church Fathers, and is linked with the term praxis in Orthodox theology. In the context of Orthodoxy, praxis is mentioned opposite theology, in the sense of theory and practice, and is a word that means, globally, all that Orthodox do. Praxis is living Orthodoxy.
Praxis is most strongly associated with worship. "Orthopraxis" is said to mean "right glory" or "right worship" only correct (or proper) practice, particularly the correct worship, will give the correct glory to God, which is one of the primary purposes of liturgy, the work of the people. Orthodox sources maintain that in the West, Christianity has been reduced "to intellectual, ethical or social categories", whereas (correct) worship is fundamentally important in our relationship to God, forming the faithful into the Body of Christ and providing the path to "true religious education." A "symbiosis of worship and work" is considered to be inherent in Orthodox praxis.
Fasting, another key part of the practice of the Christian faith, is mentioned as part of Orthodox praxis in connection with the Sermon on the Mount (Mt 6)and in comparison with the history and commemorations of Lenten fasts.
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November 23, 2012 11:45 ET
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - Nov. 23, 2012) - First Utility is the UK's largest independent energy supplier and has consistently offered some of the lowest priced tariffs in the UK and as a result, has seen a rapid increase in new customers, growing from 100,000 to over 120,000 in just over a month.
As a result, they have outgrown their original base at Tachbrook Business Park, where the company was founded in 2008, to a new 28,000 sq ft premises in the Opus 40 Business Park at the heart of Warwick's tech hub.
Improving Customer Services
One of the key benefits First Utility will get out of this move is the ability to increase the size of their customer service team.
Ian McCaig, CEO of First Utility commented:
"We have worked hard to build an energy company which offers a real alternative for consumers. Our business has grown rapidly over the past 12 months, with consumers looking to lower their bills through switching to more competitive tariffs and reduce their consumption through innovative new technology.
"Our new offices offer our growing staff numbers an exciting, high tech environment to work in, which is already proving to be an inspiring environment in which to grow.
"We are pleased to announce that, due to our fast track growth, we have grown our team by 60 per cent this year," he added. "We expect to further grow our market share over the next 12 months, as we continue to offer a compelling proposition which resonates with the UK consumer."
Comment on Customer Service Activity
In further response to a current high level of customer service activity, Operational Director, Dave D'Arcy commented:
"We'd like to thank our customers for their patience at this exceptionally busy period. First Utility has always brought great value and choice to the UK consumer by providing some of the most competitive tariffs available on the market. In fact, for the past eight out of ten past months, First Utility has been at the top of energy tariff comparison tables. This has generated tremendous demand.
We acknowledge that our customer service levels are not at the standard that we think is acceptable - which is why we have been actively recruiting and today we officially open a new office to accommodate our growing team. With the additional staff and other operational improvements currently underway, we fully expect to be within our service level commitments within the next few weeks. In the mean-time our customer service agents are committed to getting back to our customers as quickly as possible."
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"We are thrilled to partner with Dailybreak for Mobile Futures. Their impressive track record in thought leadership and breakthrough innovation in the mobile arena, as well as unique ability to engage audiences is exactly what we're looking for"
BOSTON, MA (PRWEB) January 17, 2013
Dailybreak, the digital platform that delivers consumer activation at scale, today announced it has been selected to partner with Halls, a brand owned by Mondelēz International, Inc. (NASDAQ: MDLZ), the world's pre-eminent maker of chocolate, biscuits, gum and candy (formerly Kraft Foods Inc.), as part of the Mobile Futures program.
A first of its kind program, Mobile Futures is shaping the future of mobile by teaming power brands with some of the brightest minds in the space: start-up entrepreneurs. Mobile Futures http://www.mobilefutures.com launched on October 4, 2012 with an open call for startup submissions that drew 126 applications. Out of that number, only 22 survived the first cut, with the final list narrowed to nine after a two-day pitch event at the Mondelēz International headquarters.
Multi-day cultural immersion sessions will kick-start the process of brands and start-ups working together. Representatives from the Halls marketing team will spend an intensive week at Dailybreak's Boston headquarters, sharing ideas, brainstorming and creating new concepts. The objective is to launch new mobile pilots in just 90 days. In addition, in late Q1 2013, Dailybreak will join other Mobile Futures partners to brainstorm on broader business challenges and help create entirely new ventures. Mondelēz International will then incubate the best ideas over a 90-day period before pitching them to investors.
"Our marketers were truly impressed by the caliber of innovation they saw at our pitch event. They are now eager to continue to work with start-ups to drive high-impact experiences, beyond Mobile Futures, as we continue to march towards a mobile-first strategy," said Bonin Bough, Vice President of Global Media and Consumer Engagement at Mondelēz International.
"We are thrilled to partner with Dailybreak for Mobile Futures. Their impressive track record in thought leadership and breakthrough innovation in the mobile arena, as well as their unique ability to engage audiences has been a proven success. This is exactly what we're looking for to keep our brand top of mind for consumers," said Gregory Nesmith, Director, US Halls, Sour Patch Kids and Swedish Fish.
"The Dailybreak team is extremely excited to be chosen for the Mobile Futures program. It is an honor that an iconic brand such as Halls selected us and we are eager to get started with them. We believe we're a perfect fit for a program aimed at fostering innovation, creating new ideas, and activating audiences," said John Federman, CEO of Dailybreak.
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The Mobile Futures Network consists of innovative organizations whose knowledge and experience will be invaluable to the success of the program. Members include: Viacom; AT&T AdWorks; convenience retailers Quick Chek and Kum & Go; incubator partners Prehype and Kicklabs; angel and venture capital investors: First Round Capital, New World Ventures, Commerce Ventures, OCA Ventures, Intel Capital, BlueRun Ventures and Transmedia Capital; the Mobile Marketing Association; the Boston Consulting Group; and agency partners: Ruder Finn, Horizon Media and MediaVest. These organizations will play a key role in various stages of the program by bringing their unique expertise and perspective. For more information on Mobile Futures, please visit http://www.mobilefutures.com.
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Ok, I messed up.
When I recently redid my gear list I used a valuation for Haste Rating that I came up with several months ago, without redoing the analysis. I was lazy. I felt confident in the number, because logically lag should devalue Haste Rating a little more significantly then the other stats. Also, my numbers were a little more extreme then those found by SimCraft, but they agreed to an extent. So, I ran with it.
Well, because of reader questions, I decided to take another look at SimCraft and rerun my model to see how things went.
My New Valuation:
Here are my new values:
|12.5% Haste With Lag
|10.5% Haste With Lag
|Hit Rating
|Spell Power
|Haste Rating
|Crit Rating
When I ran the SimCraft numbers, the results were very similar. So, I feel very confident in this valuation. However, I do want make one exception.
WiseEclipse - I haven't modified my model to include this addon, but logically it should devalue Haste Rating. Lets think about what WiseEclipse does. Basically it makes it a lot easier to proc Solar Eclipse with Starfire. If your proccing Solar Eclipse quicker then you will be casting Starfire less often and Wrath More often. Since Haste has a more significant impact on Starfire then it does Wrath, one can conclude that anything that reduces your Starfire usage has the potential to reduce your value of haste. How much I don't know.
Why Was I So Wrong?
In short, I don't know for sure.
It has been a while since I made significant modifications to the guts of my model, but it is possible that I made some changes a couple of months ago that I don't remember now. If I had criting Moonfire ticks procing Natures Grace that might have had an impact, but that seems a little extreme.
One thing I know I did change is the starting stats in the model. In my first run I was using 14% Haste from gear, about 3300 Spell Power, and a little less crit chance. When I ran it a second time I matched it more closely to my in game experience. I upped my Spell Power to 3450. The crit chance was increased about 1%, and the haste from gear was lowered to 12.5%.
I didn't think this would affect the valuation that much, but it could have. Haste is a very sensitive stat when it comes to scaling. If you have to much of it then the value of your other stats will shoot up. If you have to little of it the value of Haste Rating will shoot up. If I had to guess that is what happened here.
The Gear Guides:
I have updated both of the gear guides to compensate for this change. I apologize to everyone that made a choice based upon my recommendations that now turns out to be less then optimal. I guess one good thing is that My best in slot choices stayed relatively unchanged.
First things first, Spell Power is still the primary thing you should gem for. I know that my numbers say that Haste is a little better then Spell Power if you're below the haste cap, but don't read to much into that number. It assumes a level of Spell Power with a lot of Spell Power gems your gear. If you replaced some of that Spell Power with Haste rating it would throw off the balance, and probably make Spell Power more valuable. Also, my values are not absolute. When two values are close it means that the two stats are close in value. It does not necessarily mean that one is better then the other.
That said, I know one question will come up at some point. "Should I Gem for Crit Rating or Haste Rating?
To be completely honest I'm not sure at this point. It could really go either way. Haste generally scales better then Crit Rating, but it is very important to not go to extremes with either stat. As I mentioned before WiseEclipse probably devalues it a little since it limits the amount of Starfire casting you will do. I also think that the 2T8 set bonus devalues Crit Rating a little, but that is in dispute.
I'm going to be very vague and suggest that you try and keep the two in balance. If you think your Crit Chance is a bit low and you Haste a bit high then focus more on Crit Rating. If the reverse is true then focus more on Haste Rating.
What I really need to do is figure out how to make SimCraft use my stats and post a tutorial on the blog so that you can find out what your own valuations are.


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We are now one week into the new year. How well have you done with your New Year's resolutions? So far, so good?
We are now one week into the new year. How well have you done with your New Year's resolutions? So far, so good?
Or have guilty feelings crept in because some promises fell by the wayside?
If I may boast, I have stuck to each and every one of mine. That's because I did not make any New Year's resolutions; therefore, I have none to keep.
It is easy to stick to something you haven�t promised to do.
If you didn�t promise to lose the 10 pounds gained over the holidays, there's no guilt when it doesn�t happen � and only joy if it does.
If you didn't promise to exercise every morning, there's no guilt when you roll out of bed, read the paper and head to the day's events � but it's great if you take the stairs or find other ways to be more active.
Promises not made cannot be broken. But a life without goals or aims can become rather boring and stagnant. The human mind and body need something new for which to strive. Without such a thing, one, or both, will cease to work properly.
The same is true with our faith. Christians have promised to make Jesus Christ the center of our lives. Sometimes, that is just plain hard to remember � especially when difficulties and challenges rear their ugly heads. When we realize we have neglected Him, guilt can come flooding in.
But remember this: Christians are imperfect, but we are forgiven. God knows we will fail Him periodically. God knows we may break our promises to Him once in a while. It happens to the best of us.
And yet, God forgives our failings. He graciously lets us fail on our own so we learn to rely on Him more fully. He lets us learn from our mistakes.
As He does, we grow stronger in our faith.
Sounds like a contradiction, doesn�t it? Failure brings strength. The truth is, it does.
So if you have not kept your New Year's resolutions, that�s OK. Don�t give up on them. Start over. Learn from what caused you to not keep them and don�t repeat the pattern.
If you've broken a promise you made to God, ask God�s forgiveness, learn what caused you to break those promises, pick up the pieces, start again and do your best to not repeat the harmful pattern.
God understands, and continues to walk beside you every step of the way.
The Rev. Mark Broadhead is Laurel Hill Presbyterian Church and First Presbyterian Church of Crestview�s pastor.


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New portal website for finding search accessible archival collections:
The Irish Archives Resource (IAR) is a web portal that enables researchers to search for publicly accessible archival collections that are located in Ireland. The IAR is funded by the Heritage Council of Ireland and is supported by the Archives and Records Association (Ireland). This portal is useful now, depending on your research interests, and with the possibility of future institutional partnerships, it holds the promise of growing into a far reaching and valuable resource.
They describe it as follows:
"The IAR consists of an online database which provides searchable archival descriptions that are created in accordance with national archival guidelines and international archival standards. Web links from each descriptive entry lead to repository home pages, detailed item level finding aids, databases, or digital objects.
The purpose of the IAR Portal is to:
- Allow users to locate archival collections that are relevant to their research.
- Stimulate the increased use of archival collections across the whole of Ireland by directing researchers to the relevant repositories/archives services.
- Encourage the development and publication of comprehensive, standardised archival descriptions.
- Facilitate access to documents/items by linking to detailed finding aids/descriptive lists, web pages, or digital objects, that are held, for example, on the web site of each repository/archives service."
Link to the site here: http://www.iar.ie/AboutUs.html
Irish Family History Foundation: Wicklow Church Marriage Records
The IFHF is pleased to announce the online addition of 95,000 church marriage records from the Wicklow Family History Centre for Roman Catholic and Church of Ireland parishes in Co. Wicklow. See the Wicklow Sources List for full details.
Use this link and login using your existing IFHF login details.
Ancestry Ireland (Ulster Historical Foundation)"Explore Ulster's History and Genealogy":
These records are not just limited to the modern day state of Northern Ireland, but cover the Province of Ulster, including areas which are not part of Northern Ireland.
Here is a full listing of all that they have in their database, including newly added records:
I've added a link to the Irish cemetery pages at Interment.net. Despite the fact that it's a bit of an eyesore, I've also added a 'Find A Grave' customized search box for graves in Ireland.
Interment.net: Ireland and Northern Ireland pages:
Find A Grave: Irish Cemeteries:
See 'Find A Grave' customized search box on 'Finding Family: Research Aids' page.
The National Library of Ireland Digital Photographic: You don't have to pay Ancestry.com in order to view photographs from the National Library Digital Photographic Archive. Just click on the link below, which I've added to my research page, and you will be able to access over 33,000 digital images, including those from the collections of Lawrence, the Keogh Brothers, and the Irish Independent newspaper.
National Library of Ireland Digital Photographic Archive
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Despite Growing Pressure, Ivory Coast Incumbent Gbagbo Still Has Outside AlliesPublished on Tuesday 28th December 2010
Amid growing international pressure for him to step down, embattled incumbent Ivory Coast President Laurent Gbagbo can still count on some outside allies. They include African leaders and activists who believe they are fighting for independence from outside interference.While former South African President Thabo Mbeki was one of the first dignitaries to try to mediate in the month-long post-election crisis in divided Ivory Coast, U.S.-based African affairs analyst Gervais Gnaka says a report Mr. Mbeki came up with was mostly ignored.Mr. Mbeki's visit came after the Ivory Coast constitutional council threw out votes from the rebel-held north, charging fraud and giving the victory to Mr. Gbagbo. This overruled an earlier announcement by the national election commission, which had declared former prime minister Alassane Ouattara the winner."(Mr.) Mbeki seems to have suggested the creation of a commission to investigate about all the electoral malpractices about the situation in Ivory Coast and as you can see there are some people who have different voices about the crisis but the international media are not reporting about those," he said.Gnaka says this support also includes youth groups in other African countries, who feel Africans remain under the control of outside economic interests. "When you are an African leader, you talk about independence, you talk about economic independence of your country, you talk about sovereignty, you know that you have to have against you what other people call imperialism, corporate power and the international community," he said.A sociologist from the University of Washington who is closely following the situation in Ivory Coast, Daniel Chirot, says one leader who has voiced his support for Mr. Gbagbo is Zimbabwe's long-time, post independence President Robert Mugabe. Mr. Mugabe who has faced repeated accusations of staying in power through fraudulent elections has also said he is fighting to reverse previous colonial control."Robert Mugabe sent a long, sort of rambling declaration or message to Gbagbo which was published in Zimbabwean newspapers supporting him, though a lot of that message actually was more about Mugabe's own resistance to power-sharing and referred more to the situation in Zimbabwe than to the situation in Cote d'Ivoire," he said.Last week, Angola issued a statement denying Angolan mercenaries and soldiers had been sent to fight alongside the Ivory Coast army which remains loyal to Mr. Gbagbo.Angola's government also said it felt the international community was spurring Ivory Coast towards renewed conflict. Chirot, who wrote a paper in 2006 called "The Debacle in Cote d'Ivoire", says Angola's government may view an analogy between Mr. Gbagbo's plight and its own. "I am sure that is has something to do with the nature of the regime there that might feel that it is in some ways similar, that is to say it controls access to the revenues from the natural resources meaning the oil and have not done a terribly good job in distributing those resources to its population, in helping its population, but maintains itself in power," he said.Investigative journalists in Ivory Coast have also pointed out to recent deals which gave Angola's government stakes in the national Ivorian oil refinery.The ambassador from Lebanon, which has a large merchant community in Ivory Coast, was the only ambassador other than the one from Angola who attended Mr. Gbagbo's swearing-in ceremony for a new mandate earlier this month.Mr. Gbagbo's outside support also includes high-profile lobbyists in the United States, such as Lanny Davis, who is now on Mr. Gbagbo's payroll. Davis says he is helping to resolve the Ivory Coast situation through dialogue and mediation. But it appears for most of the international community, there is little room left for such a tactic.The United Nations, the African Union, the West African body ECOWAS, and foreign governments including the former colonial power France and the United States have all said Mr. Ouattara is the president, and that Mr. Gbagbo should step down. They have followed up with sanctions and threats of military action.Stephen Smith, an anthropologist at Duke University, says the clarity of comments by officials worldwide has been unprecedented. "For the first time that I can remember a special representative of the United Nations has called the bluff on an election, not only observing an election, but actually speaking out after the election and clearly certifying who was the winner and secondly being followed by the international community in an unprecedented way," he said.Despite this international support, Mr. Ouattara has been holed up in a hotel in Abidjan, the main southern city. Rebels who still control northern Ivory Coast have pledged their support. In southern Ivory Coast Mr. Ouattara has little power, especially over coastal ports, state media or lucrative cocoa fields, but he has tried to win influence from outside the country.So far, Mr. Ouattara has been able to appoint a new ambassador to the United Nations, and is trying to do the same in many countries. With his many contacts in international finance, the former International Monetary Fund official has also been able to have the West African regional bank stop making Ivorian money available to Mr. Gbagbo.G. Pascal Zachary, a U.S-based professor and the author of a blog called Africa Works, says the balance of international support is clearly in favor of Mr. Ouattara, but that Mr. Gbagbo also knows how to play his cards well.Zachary says the international community created a tie when it intervened after civil war broke out in Ivory Coast in 2002, and now must show it can help, rather than make the situation worse. "If the international community cannot affect a positive result in a country like Ivory Coast then we have to think the clock is really getting turned back. The whole approach to African problems, this multi-lateral approach, civil societies, these wide open forums that African problems are trying to be solved in, it seems like that is a failure," he said.A delegation from ECOWAS is due to meet Mr. Gbagbo Tuesday to ask him to make a peaceful exit. Analysts say they doubt that will happen.


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Louisiana Wild American Shrimp Piquant
3 tbsp. vegetable oil
1 onion, minced
3 celery ribs, minced
3 garlic cloves, minced
1 (14.5 oz.) can crushed tomatoes, with their juice
1⁄2 cup tomato sauce
1 large lemon, cut in thin slices
1 lb. Certified Wild American shrimp, peeled and deveined
Salt and pepper, to taste
1⁄2 tsp. Tabasco (or more to taste), optional
1⁄2 cup green onions, minced
1⁄2 cup parsley, minced
1. Heat oil in a 3-qt. saucepan.
2. Sauté the onions and celery until tender.
3. Add garlic, crushed tomatoes with their juice and tomato sauce. Stir and bring to a gentle boil.
4. Add lemon slices; cook, stirring, for about 2 minutes. Add shrimp, salt and pepper and Tabasco. Stir to coat well. Cook just until shrimp turns pink.
5. To serve, sprinkle with minced green onions and parsley.


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U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
The Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) requires agencies to consider the impact of their rules on small entities and to evaluate alternatives that would accomplish the objectives of the rule without unduly burdening small entities when the rules impose a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities. Inherent in the RFA is Congress' desire to remove barriers to competition and encourage agencies to consider ways of tailoring regulations to the size of the regulated entities.
The RFA does not require that agencies necessarily minimize a rule's impact on small entities if there are significant legal, policy, factual, or other reasons for the rule's having such an impact. The RFA requires only that agencies determine, to the extent feasible, the rule's economic impact on small entities, explore regulatory alternatives for reducing any significant economic impact on a substantial number of such entities, and explain the reasons for their regulatory choices. Executive Order 13272, signed on August 13, 2002, requires that agencies establish procedures and policies to promote compliance with the RFA.
The following procedures, modeled on guidance issued by the Office of Advocacy at the Small Business Administration (SBA), should be followed whenever EEOC begins the regulatory process.
Is the Rule Subject to the RFA?
The RFA applies to any rule required to be issued after notice and comment under section 553(b) of the Administrative Procedure Act. The RFA does not apply, therefore, to procedural rules, interpretative rules, recordkeeping rules, or rules relating to agency management or personnel. It does apply to substantive rules.
Will the Rule Have a Significant Impact on a Substantial Number of Small Entities?
The RFA requires agencies to conduct sufficient analyses to measure and consider the regulatory impacts of a rule and to determine whether there will be "a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities." Since Congress did not define "substantial" or "significant," agencies must tailor the level, scope and complexity of their analysis to the regulated small entity community at issue in each rule.
Small Entities: There are three types of small entities.
The size standard used by the Small Business Administration to define small businesses varies by industry; however, the SBA uses the "fewer than 500 employees" cut off when making an across-the-board classification. (A large percentage of small entities are not covered by EEOC laws, because they employ fewer than 15 employees.) If EEOC wishes to use a different definition for any of these types of small entities for purposes of an RFA analysis, it must consult with the Office of Advocacy at the SBA, publish the alternative definition for comment and publish the final definition in the Federal Register. If EEOC seeks to change the definition of small business in a general rulemaking context, it should contact the Administrator of the SBA.
Regulation writers can consult with SBA Office of Advocacy for assistance in defining small entities for purposes of making the RFA analysis.
Substantial number: The SBA's Office of Advocacy recommends that agencies use "more than just a few" within an industry as the criteria for applying the RFA analysis, at least initially.
Significant economic impact: In determining whether a rule will have a "significant economic impact" on small entities, the SBA advises that agencies should consider both adverse impacts and beneficial impacts, and can minimize an adverse impact by including beneficial impacts in the analysis. In the Legislative history of the RFA, Congress gave several examples of "significant impact:" a rule that provides a strong disincentive to seek capital; 175 staff hours per year for recordkeeping; new capital improvements beyond the reach of the entity; any impact less cost-efficient than another reasonable regulatory alternative; or any impact where the adverse cost impact is greater than the value of the regulatory good.
Certification of "No Significant Impact"
If an agency certifies that there will be no "significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities," no further analysis is needed under the RFA. To date, EEOC has determined and certified in each of its rulemakings that its rules will not have a significant impact on small entities and has not prepared initial or final regulatory flexibility analyses.
Certifications must include a factual basis for the decision. The factual basis must include a sufficient record upon which a court may review an agency's actions. The certification and the factual basis must be provided to the SBA's Chief Counsel for Advocacy. Certification decisions are subject to judicial review. The SBA Office of Advocacy advises that, at a minimum, a certification should contain a description of the affected entities and the anticipated impacts that clearly justify the "no impact" certification. The reasoning and assumptions should be expressed in sufficient detail to enable public comment and ensure the certification is correct.
The RFA requires that the certification appear either in the proposed or final rule. The SBA recommends that agencies include a certification in the final rule, even if it also appeared in the proposed rule, as it demonstrates the continued validity of the certification after receipt of public comments.
The SBA Office of Advocacy recommends that the following certification language be used in the preamble to the rule:
Pursuant to section 605(b) of the Regulatory Flexibility Act, 5 U.S.C. . 605(b), the Chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission certifies that this rule will not have a significant economic impact on a substantial number of small entities. [Explain the factual basis for the certification.]
In making this determination, the agency used the SBA definition of small business, found at 13 C.F.R. . 121.201: [Quote the SBA standard.]
Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis
If EEOC cannot certify that a rule will not have a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities, the RFA requires the preparation of an initial regulatory flexibility analysis (IRFA). The IRFA must be made available for public comment; it or a summary of it should be published in the Federal Register with the notice of proposed rulemaking. The RFA requires that agencies ensure that small entities have an opportunity to participate in any rulemaking that will have an impact on them. The statute suggests techniques such as inclusion in any advance NPRM of a notice that the proposed rule might have a significant impact on small entities, providing information about NPRMs to publications likely to be obtained by small entities, direct notification of interested small entities, or holding conferences or public hearings concerning the rule for small entities. The IRFA also must be submitted to the SBA Chief Counsel for Advocacy.
The IRFA must: (1) describe the impact of the proposed rule on small entities, and (2) describe any alternatives to the proposed rule that would minimize the impact while accomplishing the stated objectives of the applicable statutes. In describing the impact of the proposed rule on small entities, an IRFA must contain the following information:
The SBA Office of Advocacy suggests that agencies, in developing and evaluating regulatory alternatives, identify them at the earliest stage of rulemaking, consult with small entities and consider and assess the comparative benefits of the rule to large and small entities. The RFA provides that agency analyses should discuss alternatives such as establishing different compliance or reporting requirements for small entities, clarifying or simplifying compliance or reporting requirements for small entities or exempting certain or all small entities from all or part of the rule.
Additional guidance on the preparation of an IRFA can be found in the SBA's Regulatory Flexibility Act Implementation Guide, found at www.sba.gov/advo/policy/law_lib.html#RFA. The SBA Office of Advocacy recommends that agencies consult with them early in the preparation of a draft rule.
Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis
Analysis of the comments on the proposed rule will help determine whether the final rule will have a significant impact on a substantial number of small entities. If there will be a significant impact, a final regulatory flexibility analysis (FRFA) must be prepared to be published with the final rule in the Federal Register. If there will not be a significant impact, a certification may be published with the final rule, with the factual basis, as discussed above under Notice of Proposed Rulemaking. Rulemakings may not progress directly from a certified proposed rule to a final rule containing an FRFA.
The requirements for a FRFA are somewhat different than those for an IRFA, although the central focus remains the requirement that agencies evaluate the impact of the rule on small entities and analyze regulatory alternatives. The RFA lists the requirements as:
The RFA permits agencies to prepare IRFAs and FRFAs in conjunction with, or as part of, other analyses required as long as the RFA's requirements are satisfied. For example, for major rules that require preparation of a regulatory impact analysis under Executive Order 12,866, agencies may prepare the two analyses together.
Judicial Review
The RFA permits judicial review of agency compliance with certain provisions of the RFA, most importantly, the agency's certification as a rule's anticipated impact on small entities and its use of small entity definitions.