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Beautiful eyes can appear even bigger and brighter if you concentrate color along the lash line and enhance lashes with mascara. Keep other makeup delicate with a neutral blush and sheer lip gloss.
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Soft shadows are best when applying a delicate wash of color over the whole lid. Use just one shade over the entire eyelid for the most natural look. Or put pale shadow on the lid and a medium tone in the crease to add depth.
Lining eyes further defines their shape. Try purples or browns; either is subtler than black. Line top and lower lashes with a stiff brush. Applying more color on the outer corner extends the eye, making it seem wider. Use a small shadow brush to soften liner by blending up and out.
Curling lashes opens up the eyes. Hold curler on top lashes for ten seconds. Brush on brown mascara (it's softer than black) from root to tip to hold curl.
Use highlighter to erase any dark areas under the eyes, or try this trick from makeup artist Eva Scrivo: Dab pale blue shadow at the inner corner of the eye.
1. Paul and Joe Dual Crayon in Sugar Duo #03, $18.
2. Prescriptives Softlining Pencil in Fig, $17.50.
3. Bliss Lidstick in Amber, $15.
4. Darphin Concealer Pencil in Bronze, $30.
5. Darphin eye-shadow brush, $30.
6. Bourjois Paris eye shadow in #56 Beige Delicat, $13.50. Dust a shimmer or light shade on the brow bone and in the inner corner to illuminate the eyes.
7.Bare Escentuals i.d. bare- Minerals Glimmer in True Gold, $13.
8. Fresh Eye Shadow in It's a Girl!, $21.
9. Bloom Eyeshadow in Latte, $15
10. Aveda Petal Essence eye color in Illumination and 11.Sunset, $11 each; all have a bit of shimmer. Cream-to-powder eye shadows have the best of both worlds -- the cream looks as if it melts into the skin, while the powder lasts longer.
12. Estee Lauder Pure Pops Creme EyeShadow in Golden Seduction and 13. Caramel Lust, $20 each.
14. Bourjois Paris Talons Aiguilles lengthening and curving mascara in Brun Debride, $13.
15. Darphin eyeliner brush, $30.
16. Elizabeth Arden Eyeshadow Brush No. 1, $35, and 17.No. 2, $30.
18. Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler, $18.
Lovely Lips
You don't need a fire-engine-red lipstick to call attention to your lips. To bring out the shape of this model's lips, makeup artist Christina Reyna used a neutral lip liner and glossy lipstick in a subtle shade. Makeup on the eyes and cheeks was kept simple with nude eye shadows, a single coat of mascara, and a rosy blush.
Get the Look
Choose a shade of lipstick that is deeper and richer than what you normally wear or than your own natural pigment but is still in the same color family. A bold shade can overshadow your other features. Choose something that looks creamy.
Trace along the lip line with a neutral liner, starting at the center of the bottom lip. Draw out to the left corner; return to center and draw to right corner. Repeat on top. Blend edges with a dry lip brush.
Filling in lips with liner gives lipstick a base to adhere to. A lip brush allows for precise application and helps color last.
Select clear gloss or a shade that coordinates with your lipstick; dab it on at the center of the bottom lip. It will reflect light, making lips appear fuller.
Rosy Cheeks
Whether you have prominent or delicate cheekbones, play up your bone structure for a soft and romantic look. "The aim is to give cheeks a healthy flush," says New York City makeup artist Tina Turnbow. Apply a bit of color to the apples of the cheeks, and follow with a dusting of shimmery powder to make cheekbones stand out.
Get the Look
Choose a blush with some color to it: A peachy apricot looks great on warm olive skin tones; a bright pink works well on cool, pale, or dark African American skin. Apply the blush to the apples of the cheeks, where you naturally flush, and blend outward.
Always use a moisturizer with an SPF 15 or higher on your face. Let it soak in for a few minutes before putting on makeup. Keep skin dewy by lightly dusting on a sheer powder foundation on your T-zone with a puff, and use a brush to blend.
Use a fluffy brush to apply powder blush, then blend it out toward the temples.
To bring out the contours of your face, swipe a sheer color just below the cheekbones, and dot a shimmery highlighter on the tops of the cheekbones.
Here's what we like for lips and cheeks:
1. Christian Dior Cosmetics Lipliner Pencil in Linen, $22.
2. Prescriptives Sheer Lip Pencil in Sheer Champagne, $15.
3. Aveda Lip Liner in Tarragona, $12. Pink- or red-based berry shades are nice for cool tones, peachy colors look good on warm skin, and pinky nudes work on almost anyone.
4. Guerlain Paris Divinora Sheer and Shine Lipstick color N362, $24.
5. Paul & Joe Lipstick in Peony #02, $18.
6. Sally Hansen Diamond Lip Treatment in Champagne Toast, $4.95.
7. Paul & Joe Triplegloss in Pink Sand, London #002, $25.
8. Mally Beauty Life, Love, & a Really Great Lipgloss in Love Is Pink, $19.50.
9. Fresh Gloss Absolute in Bellini, $22. Slight shimmer in these blushes adds a glow to skin.
10. Chanel Silky Cheek Colour in Be-Bop, $40.
11. Estée Lauder Tender Blush in Petal, $25.
12. Use Chanel Silky Cheek Colour in Incognito, $40, on cheekbones.
13. Becca Loose Shimmer Powder in Angel, $18.
14. Christian Breton Blusher in Suzy Q, $20.
15. Use ZChemists La Fee de Paris makeup pads to apply powder and 16 Clinique Blush Brush, $25, to blend it in.
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I didn't have big hopes when I first started playing MGR. I have as much respect for Platinum as any gamer does. The concern that I was having was Konami's input in the game. Keep in mind that Konami's incompetence ended with this game first being cancelled. With it's revival there were certain concerns coming into it such as which developer had control in the overall project. I should also mention that I'm not a big fan of Metal Gear Solid 4. I didn't much care for the overly long cut scenes that weren't that interesting. I was worried that this game would continue MGS4's story telling. I'm happy to report that my worries were for naught. MGR is a weird game that combines some of Kojima's and Platinum's sensibilities in regard to the story telling.
Story is good and all but the best part of this game is the combat. It isn't as complex as games like Bayonetta. However, it isn't too simple for everyone. The combat system relies on a parry system instead of focusing on lengthy combos. In this game you don't have a dedicated blocking button. You have to parry to defeat enemies in this game. In order to do that you have to press the action button and point the stick to where an attack is coming. Doing this will let you be able to do Zandatsu(cut and take) which lets you slash opponents into tiny little pieces. This is also one of the few ways to get health during combat. The basic combat can also be upgraded with more health, more attack, etc. You can also use weapons from bosses that you've beaten such as a Sai. These extra weapons make combat more interesting as it changes that way that you usually fight in combat.
ZANDATSU!!!Oddly enough, MGR can actually be played stealthily. Like previous Metal Gear games in the franchise you can sneak across areas and actually avoid combat. You can use classics like the cardboard box to achieve your stealth run a lot easier. However, you have to fight some enemies to continue with the story as well as defeat bosses. While in stealth you can also 1 hit kill enemies by sneaking up to them and pressing the action button. The game has a weird mix of both action and stealth which makes it stand apart from other action games. The enemy encounters are also satisfying as most are strong enough to be challenging.
After The Patriots
Don't mind me just fighting Metal Gear Ray.The takes place four years after the events of Metal Gear Solid 4. After the death of the Patriots is what is most of the story revolves around. Raiden starts off the game by joining a PMC called Maverick. Your main objective at the start is to protect the Prime Minister of an African country. Things take a dark turn and most of the story is about Raiden's revenge. The story isn't your typical Metal Gear story. It isn't as bizarre as most Metal Gear stories or as huge as they regularly are. In fact, it took me around 7 hours to finish MGR which is short for a Metal Gear game. The length of games is a touchy subject so I'll let you decide on whether it's worth it.
For me personally I don't believe that the mechanics in this game can be engaging for long. It's the perfect amount of time for me as I had my fill with the combat by the end of the game. I'm mostly disappointed by how much of a side story this game is. It doesn't change the Metal Gear universe that much. It does feel like a game that was always going to be a one of thing that wouldn't have any real input in the Metal Gear universe. There are still enough cray characters to make the story worth playing. In particular the last boss is a mix between Kojima and Platinum games story telling. I won't spoil it as it's worth seeing. All I'll say is that it made the game much better in the end.
In Conclusion
Hope you don't mind me cutting in.I had a blast with Metal Gear Rising. I loved the combat, some of the story, the music, and a whole lot more. It's quite a pretty game that has a solid frame rate overall. The length of the game is a tough argument to have but there is enough content in there to satisfy most people. There are also extra things like VR missions, hard modes, and more if you want to keep playing more of it. There are some things that I wasn't a fan of in the game such as the voice acting. Raiden's voice actor tries to sound tough during a section in the game with his history as Jack the Ripper which sounds awful. The other characters also don't have any interesting voice acting overall which is disappointing. The camera is also a sticking point for me as it isn't as precise as I'd like it to be. There is also a lack of big set pieces through out the game. There are several boss fights but some aren't as crazy as they could be. I still recommend this game for both Metal Gear fans and Platinum fans. There is enough content to satisfy both which is surprising. It'll be interesting to see what happens from here with Metal Gear but for now it's enough.
Be sure to check out the video below which is me talking about Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.

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Kalona Mennonite Church (Mennonite Church), Kalona, Iowa, was organized in July 1958. Two years earlier the Baptist church building, then vacated, was rented to the East Union Mennonite Church for a year and services were begun as a branch of the mother congregation which was becoming somewhat crowded. It was served by the East Union ministers for several years, but is now an organized congregation in the Iowa-Nebraska Mennonite Conference. The charter membership was 130, with Eugene Garber as licensed minister.
Author(s) | A. Lloyd Schwartzendruber |
Date Published | 1959 |
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Schwartzendruber, A. Lloyd. "Kalona Mennonite Church (Kalona, Iowa, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1959. Web. 29 Mar 2017. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Kalona_Mennonite_Church_(Kalona,_Iowa,_USA)&oldid=82716.
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Schwartzendruber, A. Lloyd. (1959). Kalona Mennonite Church (Kalona, Iowa, USA). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 29 March 2017, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Kalona_Mennonite_Church_(Kalona,_Iowa,_USA)&oldid=82716.
Adapted by permission of Herald Press, Harrisonburg, Virginia, and Kitchener, Ontario, from Mennonite Encyclopedia, Vol. 4, p. 1099. All rights reserved.
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Farmers Market moves to Saturday
MISSION VIEJO – If you are planning on going to the Mission Viejo Farmers Market today, hold up. It's not happening today, or on any other Friday anymore.
The farmers market is moving to Saturday, starting this week. The hours and location remain the same: 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at 200 Civic Center.
City officials decided to switch to Saturday after receiving requests from residents.
"We had a lot of requests from people and decided that it made more sense," Assistant City Manager Keith Rattay said. "Vendors were hoping to get more traffic on the weekend than on the weekday. We're hoping to get more community participation."
The farmers market, which began January 2012, has about 25 vendors, and most of them will continue to make it on Saturday, but some said the change is a bit of a hassle.
Mark Tawil, who owns India Express Indian food market, said he goes to the Dana Point market on Saturday. Tawil said he will not be able to make it to the Mission Viejo market on Saturday, though he's still looking for someone to run it for him.
"They think they're going to be doing better on Saturday, but I don't think so," Tawil said.
One Love Tea owner Joanna Minton said the change is good, and it will draw more customers to the market.
"Any market is busier Saturday or Sunday," she said. "Friday morning is hard because people work. It'll definitely be a busier market and most people do their farmers market shopping on the weekends."
Still, Minton said the change is a bit inconvenient for her. She usually mixes and prepares her teas at her Lake Forest warehouse on Saturday.
"I'm probably going to be there this Saturday just because I need to save that spot until I get someone to work it for me," she said.
Market Manager Verge Hagopian said at least one vendor – Raincross Orange – is not coming back.
However, Hagopian said the change is likely to increase market vendors. Two vendors – one that sells oysters and another that sells grain beef – are in line to become part of the market on Saturday, he said.
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Horse isnt growing his winter coat like normal So I have never ever posted a thread before so bare with me. OK so I have a 14 year old gelding, whom I have had since he was a baby. And he has always been able to grow a thick winter coat. Well this year he started to get the makings of a winter coat so I thought he would be fine, my other horse has gone into full on woolly mammoth mode, so its just him. I went out to feed them this morning, and my filly was happy as can be, but Skipper was hard core shivering, his winter coat was coming in but it seemed to just stopped. He's been fine all other days so far, just this morning he looked so uncomfortable. So I don't know if I'm just over reacting or what's going on. I have never blanketed a horse before, never had a need to, so if he just needs a blanket to be happy then I guess off to the store I go. I Also thought that maybe he's missing something in his diet that he needs?? My horses don't get any supplements or oats/grain on top of there hay (hay is good quality and has been tested). Every time they've seen a vet for the routine check up they have been perfectly healthy, and in good shape. Its just out of the ordinary for him to not have a nice thick coat this far into winter. So I guess I'm just wondering what you guys think? Should I just try blanketing him? Go into full on panic mode and call the vet? Or am I just being a over reacting horse mommy? Sorry for the novel guys, hopefully it made sense :) |
Get the Vet out. This Isn't normal. |
I'd get a blanket on him nd get the vet out...he's going to need the blanket either way and you need to find out whats going on health wise. |
Yeah that's what I figured, as I was hitting post thread, I was already reaching for my phone to call the Vet. They will come out as soon as they can, there just swamped right now, never fails as soon as I need a vet there all busy. They just said to keep an eye on him for now and to blanket him lightly. Thanks again guys, ill let ya know how he's doing in the meantime and what the vet says when they make it out. |
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text: Vogue's Model.Live: Models Are Strange, When You're An AgentTatianaTheAnonymousModel9/03/08 3:00pmFiled to: Model.liveGawkerTopClipsAustria AlcantaraimgVoguemodelingFashionfalsemodel behaviors152EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkVogue sneaked up the third installment of its modeling "documentary", "Model.Live" over the long weekend. Austria, who may be as young as 15, explains how she got into the industry — via the Ford Supermodel of the World competition, her participation in which ironically attracted IMG's attention instead of Ford's — and why she is leaving her family and friends in the Dominican Republic for two months to try her luck on the international show circuit. Tears are shed, a large cake is consumed, and there's a raucous going away shindig with dancing. But one of the weirder moments — and probably the show's best example yet of the way some modeling business interests talk about their young charges — happens when Austria's Santo Domingo agent, Socrates McKinney, explains just what drew his eye to Austria. Clip of McKinney, and Austria's would-be model mom, above, and more after the jump. Where exactly McKinney locates Austria's "curves" I'm not sure. And it always rubs me the wrong way when I hear an agent talking about how "strange" a model is. Seeing as our bodies pay their bills, and as Austria in particular has a killer runway figure, a face that could launch a thousand campaigns, and a smile that could sell a ton of CoverGirl, it seems disingenuous and a touch gift-horseish for an agent who stands to make a significant cut of that future wealth to go on about what a simply wonderful genetic freak Austria is, with "the height" and "the hair" and that inexplicable "something in the eyes." Seeing models as "strange" is just so utterly convenient to the narrative that sees us as carefree fashion sprites who spring, fully-formed at 5'11" and 34"-24"-34" (or smaller!), from unremarkable surroundings, eager and unquestioning and destined to do the industry's bidding. It's a narrative that renders invisible the constant struggle that staying in this industry really is — at least for 99% of models (it's a struggle I personally find rewarding — or as Sen Dog put it so eloquently, it's a fun job, but it's still a job). It's the narrative that motivates people like the accountant at my Barcelona agency to jokingly tell me that she finds it odd that my kind, after coming and "enjoying my beautiful city's sunshine, our men, our cuisine, and taking beautiful pictures," actually expect some kind of monetary compensation for our troubles and occasionally inquire as to how that all is going. (I know, the gall, right?) It's the narrative that simultaneously disqualifies what we do from being "work" and implies we're unfit for anything else. Since we're so "strange" and all. Austria, who as I pointed out earlier was reported to be 14 this February, celebrates a "Sweet 16"-cum-going away party in the full show, which, like all of the "Model.Live" webisodes, you can watch at Vogue.tv. With effective management, Austria could be a big star without entirely losing her teenage years in a blur of makeup brushes, stolen naps on airport lounge seats, and constant low-grade peckishness. Having one's mother by one's side at her age is generally a good thing; having one's mother by one's side to say things like "I always wanted her to be a model because I wanted to be one myself," gives me slight pause. Earlier: Vogue's "Model.Live": Castings Can Really Be A Grind Vogue's "Model.Live: Don't Get Famous, And Other Gems of Parental Wisdom Points for Effort: Vogue Reality Series About Modeling Surprisingly Realistic, A Little Boring Related: Model.Live [Vogue.tv]Reply15 repliesLeave a reply


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Contenuti: | Introduction: The past in the present : Egyptology today / Richard H. Wilkinson -- Archaeology and Egyptology / Kent R. Weeks -- History and Egyptology / Donald B. Redford -- Medical science and Egyptology / A. Rosalie David -- Site survey in Egyptology / Sarah H. Parcak -- Epigraphy and recording / Peter F. Dorman -- Monument and site conservation / Michael Jones -- Art of ancient Egypt / Rita E. Freed -- Ancient Egypt in museums today / Arielle P. Kozloff -- Artifact conservation and Egyptology / Susanne Gänsicke -- The Egyptian language / James P. Allen -- Ancient Egyptian literature / John L. Foster and Ann L. Foster -- Egyptian religious texts / Ronald J. Leprohon -- Afterword: The past in the future: Egyptology tomorrow / Richard H. Wilkinson. |
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Egyptology Today is a collection of essays edited by Richard H. Wilkinson. To be more precise, one could say it is a volume of essays written by profoundly Euro centric scholars on the state of Euro centric Egyptology. This profoundly euro-centric intellectual paradigm rest firmly on the works of Hegel, Junker, Reisner, Breasted, Erman and the many other European writers and thinkers. To understand this volume of essays one must first understand the UNSTATED PREMISES of the standard eurocentric paradigm. Crucial to understanding the UNSTATED PREMISE is the opinions of Hegel (and Gobineau). Both men classified black people as being between mankind and animals. Black African people contributed nothing to the development of human civilization. According to Herr Hegel black people were a "nonhistorical" people, a people at the "threshold of history". Civilization had its birth in, Mesopotamia; the East- Asia is the Mother of all. Thus all civilizations found in Africa came from the "East" or from "fusions of people" or from "invaders" from various parts of Asia-or even Europe. Egyptology today is caught in the grip of this centuries old dogma; taught from kindergarten to graduate schools and it permeates American culture. Unfortunately this race based intellectual paradigm has also been taught worldwide, especially in the study of the ancient black African peoples we now call "ancient Egyptians". When asked to produce any evidence of an Asian, European or a Semitic origin for "ancient Egypt", we are pointed to "authorities", speculations and migration theories, "accepted interpretations", "serious scholars" or erudite "suggestions" or even assertions that are not to be questioned. This tactic is used throughout this collection of essays. On p.125, 126, Rita Freed offers some of her interpretations of the Namer Pallet. Freed offers this comment about the "Eastern" influences on the two large long necked mythical animals on the Namer Pallet: "Their origin may lie in ancient Elam (Persia) or Mesopotamia, and they bear testimony to rich interconnections at the beginnings of the third millennium BC." Freed does not tell us what were these "rich interconnections" or where when or how these "rich interconnections" took place. Among the ancient Egyptians and precisely what ancient peoples and cultures in Elam and Mesopotamia did these "rich interconnections" take place? Sadly Freed offers not one shred of evidence. Here Freed makes the typical standard vague Western assertion that supports the standard Euro centric paradigm. If Freed were allowed to step out of her ideological prison she could see that the Namer pallet is a profoundly African object. For example on the Namer Pallet the pharaoh wears an ox-tail.(that was worn also by priest). Even today in parts of Nigeria religious officials still wear the ox-tail at ceremonial and religious functions. The pharaoh also wears a small bag of amulets across his chest. This is still worn by many traditional African rural village leaders even today. In parts of Senegal it is called a dakk. Behind the pharaoh stands, a priest, the so-called Sandal bearer who also is holding a kettle. Since the pharaoh has taken off his sandals we can assume that he is on holy ground after having been ceremoniously purified by the priest with holy water from the kettle. We know that ablutions existed in ancient Africa (Pharaonic Egypt) centuries before Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Namer seems to be ready to make a human ritual sacrifice after a military victory. This is, of course a very African practice. (see C. A. Diop African Origins. P.79). Remember the paradigm! Freed stumbles again when she gives the typical Eurocentric interpretations of Menkare and his wife. "Both gaze forward impassively," "The two represent an ageless, timeless ideal." And "there is no tenderness or emotion in their position". Perhaps if she stepped out of her ethnocentric bubble she would learn that the so-called "frontality" of ancient Egyptian statuary is very Black African in its conception. The pharaoh and his wife were standing in the presence of the Gods and Goddesses; they were still, listening, in awe of their Creator. On p.208 John and Ann Forster alludes, perhaps unwittingly, to this very idea when they quoted from the Pyramid Text:"All cease motion, are still, for they have looked upon Unis, the King, Whose soul rises in glory, transformed, a god alive among his fathers of old time, nourished by ancient mothers." This is purely African. In no way is it Asian and certainly not European or Semitic. Remember the paradigm! Ronald J. Leprohon, another contributor to this volume, writes about the personal names of these ancient African peoples without mentioning the fact that modern black African people have names that reflect the same ancient Egypto-Nubian cultural universe. Mer Netjer was an ancient Egyptian name meaning: "the one who God loves". In countless African languages we have the very same idea.. In Yoruba we have the name: Olufemi, which means: God loves me. We could continue this list ad infinitum using every black African culture and any ancient Egyptian name-the cultural universe is the same. James P. Allen even has the audacity to repeat the tired worn out fallback position of the euro centric Egyptologist that the language of ancient Egypt was a mixed language. He writes that `Egyptian belongs to the family of North African and Near Eastern languages known as Afro-Asiatic or Hamito-Semitic." This is absolute nonsense! Is he referring to topological or genetic linguistic relationships or is he simply confusing the general reader when uses the word "belongs? The only evidence he gives is another Euro centric scholar, Loprieno. Its the old Greenberg classification. So around and around they go, caught in the grip of a failed theory. It has been demonstrated time and time again that the language of ancient Egypt was a typical Black African language related genetically to modern day black African languages. No competent linguist can establish a genetic relationship between ancient Egyptian and any Semitic language. Lets quickly pass over the work of Schuh. Russell G. Schuh is a typical white American academic who has been born reared and drenched in euro centrism. Mr. Schuh has no native command of any African language--he is an ideologue. Anyone who is interested in the details of the genetic relationship between Black African languages and Egyptian(and Coptic) can visit: ankhonline.com for several demonstrations clearly laying out the GENETIC linguistic relationships between Egyptian and modern black African languages. Finally Donald B. Redford adds the latest attempt to avoid the black African reality of "ancient Egypt: he brings up the so-called Uruk "world system" in the formation of the Egyptian state." This is just a reformulation of the old Hegelian view of the Mesopotamian origins of civilization. This is another dead end for the Eurocentrics who just can't bring themselves to accept the facts of a Black African Egypt. Around and around they go caught in the grip of a failed and racist theory. Sooner or later the history of Africa will have to be written free of the race based Eurocentric views of ancient African Nile Valley cultures and peoples. The new school of African Egyptology pioneered by the late Dr. Cheikh Anta Diop and others can no longer be ignored. Mr. Wilkinson and his cohorts continue to ignore the works of Dr. Theophile Obenga,Dr. Babacar Sall, Dr. Aboubacry Moussa Lam to the detriment of their endeavors. The history of "ancient Egypt"(a series of ancient African Nile Valley cultures) can not be separated from from its Black African origins in the Great Lakes area without engaging in myth making and the explicit support of the racist dogmas of the past. Remember the paradigm! Thumbs down!!
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Methylnaltrexone for Treatment of Opiate-Induced Constipation in the Intensive Care Unit (MOVE-IT)
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The purpose of this study is to determine if there will be a significantly higher incidence of a bowel movement with methylnaltrexone vs. placebo within 4 hours +- 45 minutes with decreased need for rescue medications in the intensive care unit in patients with opioid-induced constipation. Patients will also be managed with an aggressive bowel management protocol.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Opioid-induced Constipation |
Drug: Methylnaltrexone Bromide Drug: Placebo-Normal Saline |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Methylnaltrexone for the Reversal of Opiate-Induced Constipation in the Intensive Care Unit |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- A significantly higher incidence of a rescue free laxation with methylnaltrexone within 4 hours +- 45 minutes. [ Time Frame: Nine months ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Decreased need for rescue medications to have a bowel movement in the treatment arm vs placebo. [ Time Frame: Nine months ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 80 |
Study Start Date: | December 2009 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | December 2010 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | October 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Active Comparator: Methylnaltrexone Bromide |
Drug: Methylnaltrexone Bromide
The experimental group will receive the recommended dose of MNTX (Relistor) is 8 mg for patients weighing 38 kg to less than 62 kg (84 lbs to less than 136 lbs) or 12 mg for patients weighing 62 kg to 114 kg (136 lbs to 251 lbs). Patients whose weight is below 38 kg or greater than 114 kg, will be dosed at 0.15 mg/kg. If creatinine clearance <30 will decrease dose by 50%. This will be given after 72 hours of no bowel movement. Bowel management protocol will be instituted four hours afterward with the methylnaltrexone being given every other day.
Other Name: Relistor
Placebo Comparator: Placebo |
Drug: Placebo-Normal Saline
Control group will be given an equal amount of normal saline in an identically appearing vial every other day until a bowel movement occurs. A bowel management protocol will also be started.
Other Name: Relistor
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older (Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- 18 years of age or older in the ICU
- Opioids for analgesia for at least 24 hours.
- Opioid-induced constipation with no bowel movement within the last 72 hours.
- Women of childbearing potential had negative pregnancy tests.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Contraindication to use of the GI tract
- Diarrhea on admission
- Bowel surgery within 8 weeks of admission
- Ileostomy or colostomy
- Not expected to live or stay more than 3 days in the intensive care unit
- Constipation that was not primarily caused by opioids (as determined by the investigator)
- No opioid use in the last 24 hours,
- Mechanical gastrointestinal obstruction
- An indwelling peritoneal catheter
- Clinically active diverticular disease
- Fecal impaction
- Acute surgical abdomen
- History of Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis
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- Less than 18 years old
- Bowel movement in last 72 hours.
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Responsible Party: | Bradford Whitmer, DO, Providence Medical Center and Hospital |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01050595 History of Changes |
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Study First Received: | January 13, 2010 |
Last Updated: | January 13, 2010 |
Keywords provided by St. John Health System, Michigan:
Intensive Care Unit Constipation Bowel Management |
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USC signs star-studded class, also loses a few
LOS ANGELES -- Although Southern California signed another loaded recruiting class Wednesday, the Trojans were left lamenting the talent that got away.
USC formally added 13 players on national signing day, including seven elite prospects who already enrolled last month as freshmen. The recruiting class is even smaller than the limits imposed by NCAA sanctions, which are still hampering the Trojans' recruiting efforts through next season.
"If you're only going to sign 13, our top 13 are better than anybody else's top 13, and I don't think anybody can argue that," coach Lane Kiffin said.
Yet even while lauding another class stacked with five-star recruits, Kiffin acknowledged he didn't get everybody he wanted, losing players to a combination of the Trojans' NCAA problems, their awful 2012 season, Kiffin's own job uncertainty and the usual caprices of teenagers choosing colleges.
"When you go big-game fishing, you're not going to get a lot of them, but you're going to get some really good guys," Kiffin said. "They're the cream of the crop -- impact players."
Kiffin and star recruiter Ed Orgeron led the effort to ink several high schoolers ranked among the nation's best at their positions, including quarterback Max Browne, defensive lineman Kenny Bigelow and safeties Su'a Cravens and Leon McQuay III. They're already enrolled at USC along with defensive back Chris Hawkins, tailback Justin Davis and receiver Darreus Rogers, a signee from last February who needed a year to get eligible.
USC added six incoming freshmen Wednesday, headlined by elite offensive lineman Nico Falah from nearby Bellflower, Calif. The group also includes tailback Ty Isaac, receiver Steven Mitchell, offensive lineman Khaliel Rodgers and linebackers Michael Hutchings and Quinton Powell.
"We think that these players can come in right away and help us," Kiffin said. "Probably a couple of them will start. We obviously have some holes to fill. We've been on them for a long time. It's not a ton of guys, but I don't feel like we reached, either. We took players that are able to perform at this level."
Falah's commitment to the Trojans apparently wavered late in the process, but he stuck with USC -- unlike cornerback Jalen Ramsey, defensive end Jason Hatcher, defensive end Torrodney Prevot, safety Max Redfield and defensive tackle Eddie Vanderdoes, who all committed to USC earlier in the recruiting process before heading elsewhere.
"As you look at college football recruiting, commitment means less and less," said Kiffin, who left Tennessee for USC three years ago after 14 months in charge of the Volunteers. "It's kind of not cool anymore to be an early commit."
Kiffin cited several reasons for the Trojans' recruiting losses, including their "really bad season" featuring USC's fall from the preseason No. 1 ranking to a 7-6 record and an ignominious loss to Georgia Tech in the Sun Bowl. Kiffin realizes his own job uncertainty put doubt in recruits' minds, given the criticism he received from fans and alumni for the performance of a team featuring Matt Barkley, Robert Woods, Marqise Lee and a talent-laden defense.
"We didn't help. You go 7-6 and finish the way we did, it's not going to help our energy," Kiffin said. "It gave other schools more time to catch up to us and pass us in some cases."
Although the Trojans cited their scholarship restrictions as a factor in many of last season's woes, cutting into the depth that was exposed during their late-season fade, Kiffin elected not to sign less-heralded players to fill out the USC roster after those big names decommitted. Kiffin won't stop looking for late recruits, but USC apparently won't fill its five available scholarships.
The Trojans' small class has an added benefit, however: USC can sign 20 players in 2014, five over its NCAA-mandated limit in the final year of severe scholarship restrictions.
"We just made a decision that we'd rather have those spots for next year and sign 20 next year," Kiffin said.
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If math matters to science, we wouldn't know it from scientists' behaviour
June 26, 2012 | Posted by News under Mathematics, News |
From "Scientists Struggle With Mathematical Details, Study by Biologists Finds" (ScienceDaily, June 25, 2012), we learn:
Scientists would like to believe that the popularity of new theories depends entirely on their scientific value, in terms of novelty, importance and technical correctness. But the Bristol study, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, shows that scientists pay less attention to theories that are crammed with mathematical details.
Dr Tim Fawcett and Dr Andrew Higginson, researchers in Bristol's School of Biological Sciences, found that scientific articles presenting many equations on each page are seldom referred to by other scientists. The most maths-heavy articles are referenced 50 per cent less often than those with little or no maths.
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Two hotels under the same roof target two different clientele.
It's a two-for-one deal at many hotel properties across the country. And it's not about getting a free night's stay.
Major hotel chains are now building two hotels on one property, some in the same building, that target two very different clienteles.
The so-called dual-branded hotels are the latest way hotel developers are saving money during tenuous economic times.
"It allows the owner to not only save on construction and operational costs from combining services such as the pool or housekeeping department, but it also gives them an opportunity to appeal to a wider array of potential clientele," says Glenn Haussman, editor in chief of trade news site Hotel Interactive.
It's not unusual for two different hotels to share the same land. But sharing a building or communal areas is a new strategy.
You won't find a Hilton and a Marriott in the same building. But you can find two Hilton brands. Often it's an extended-stay hotel coupled with a limited- or even full-service property.
• Earlier this year, Choice Hotels International unveiled a dual-brand hotel prototype for its Sleep Inn and MainStay Suites brands. It combines features of each brand such as Sleep Inn's signature tower and MainStay Suite's roofline in one building. Shared features include the lobby, community room, fitness center and laundry.
• Marriott has a combined Residence Inn/Renaissance hotel in Alexandria, Va. Residence Inn/Courtyard hotels are under development near the L.A. Live entertainment complex in downtown Los Angeles. A JW Marriott/Ritz-Carlton already is there.
• A new Courtyard/Residence Inn will open in late 2013 near Manhattan's Central Park with views of the Hudson River and Times Square. The 68-story building will house Courtyard rooms from floors six to 32 and extended-stay Residence Inn suites from 36 to 64. They'll share a fitness facility, retail space, a restaurant, lounge and outdoor seating overlooking Broadway.
The concept of two hotels in one, says Marriott spokeswoman Jessica Stadd, has "a great return on investment and appeal to two different groups."
Hilton has 10 dual-branded properties across the country, each coupling an extended-stay Homewood Suites with another brand such as Hilton Garden Inn and Hampton Inn. Seven more will open in the next two years in the U.S. and Canada.
The most recent, a Homewood and Hilton Garden Inn, opened Dec. 20 in Shreveport/Bossier City, La. Earlier this month, Hilton debuted a dual-branded Hilton Garden Inn and Homewood Suites in Atlanta. The 12-story hotel has 136 Hilton Garden Inn rooms and 92 Homewood studio suites. The lobby is split between the two brands with two separate check-in desks and lodging and dining areas. Communal areas include meeting rooms, a business center, pool and fitness center.
Dawn Koenig, vice president of brand performance support for Homewood Suites by Hilton, says each brand tries to maintain its own identity even though they share the same communal spaces and housekeeping staff.
Guests at Homewood Suites, for instance, get free breakfast every morning and dinner a couple of times a week. Hilton Garden Inns, meanwhile, have restaurants. Some tweaks have to be made because of the shared arrangement, such as serving that free breakfast in a room that requires key card access.
Employee uniforms are made to look similar, and employees wear name badges with each brand name on it, Koenig says. "We really work to find some great synergies if we can," she says.
That said, each hotel maintains its own lobby and charges its own rate.
Koenig calls it a win-win for both the company and the guest. The company saves money and the guest gets better common areas. For example, fitness centers and pools tend to be bigger when the hotels combine forces, she says.
"Some of these public spaces we share typically become more robust," she says.
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Happy days are here again: for some. The economy's bouncing back, profits are up, taxes are down, but we're still sticking it to the have-nots rather than the have-yachts.
Bras that cost a million pounds, rounds of drinks topping a quarter of million, diamond-encrusted everything and the steady insistence on that £20 a week in bedroom tax. Is the relentless hammering of the poor, the elderly, the disabled and immigrants just tiresome old schtick?
The BBC's new series, Britain on the Fiddle, says "don't look here, look over there at the benefit scroungers". Madam Miaow says, hell no, let's take a closer look at where the real money is and exactly what all that saved tax and super-profits can buy you.
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Today Kyocera announced three new phones for the U.S. market.
- SCP-6760 Incognito: This Sanyo-branded handset is a sideways clamshell that has both a touch display and full QWERTY keyboard. Its main display measures 2.6 inches and has 240 x 320 resolution. It also has what Kyocera is calling a "glow-thru" keypad and OLED secondary display. The Incognito features 3G, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, a 2 megapixel camera, and support for microSD cards up to 16GB. It runs Sprint's OneClick user interface, has threaded messaging, and supports an array of Sprint services. It will be available from Sprint on November 30.
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Well, I think this turned out to be pretty adorable, considering the shading style I used, which was really simple. As I am sure that when you first load the image up, it will be a black background with all kinds of color flaws. Click on it to see the unfettered version. I will be drawing more of her later, but I want to draw her rival, Griselda, the villain in her world.
As a side note, I should mention that the ghost beside her is named Grinny and can transform into any weapon she needs, so long as she feeds it a special rune stone that dictates the size, strength and shape of the weapon.
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The legs look to get a little thin, below the calf muscle, tapering almost to nothing before entering the boot, which is not how a human leg would look - sure, it would taper, but exaggerating this does not give us anything, nor does it serve to accentuate the size of her calves or thighs...
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At 18, their brain is not finished. They are still very moldable, which makes it very easy for the military to impart what they need on the individuals. They are 'disposable', as typically the 18 year old does not have a famlily (wife, children, responsibilities). They are coming into their peak of strength, testosterone is running high. Most 18 year olds are not responsible. Under the guidance of the military, they don't necessarily have to be responsible, they only have to understand how to follow the rules.
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When my husband enlisted (1978), he could drink on post but he could not drink liquor or wine and was limited to no more than 2 beers. If he tried to drink off post or a party in the barracks, he could still be charged with underage drinking. He now works as a police officer on a military post and wishes the military would return to that sensible policy. It allowed young soldiers to go out for a drink with their buddies but helped to reduce the amount of alcohol consumed. The system is not perfect. My husband has a tattoo on his arm that he has no memory of getting as it happened somewhere in the middle of a 5 day drinking binge while in S. Korea. But it worked better than prosecuting every 19 year old who wants to go down to the club and hang out with the rest of his squad.
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Fox's "Family Guy" put that question to the test Sunday night in an episode in which the 9/11 terrorist attacks were the focus of the show's comedy. Titled "Back to the Pilot," it was a fanciful episode about time travel that explored the age-old, sci-fi question about whether one can change what happens in the future by going back to the past and making a few, seemingly harmless tweaks.
Specifically, baby Stewie and the talking family dog, Brian, traveled back to Jan. 31, 1999, which happens to be the date "Family Guy" first premiered on Fox, following Super Bowl XXXIII.
The reason they did this was to find an old tennis ball Brian had buried, but in the process, they wound up changing the course of history. Among other things, Brian prevented the 9/11 attacks, but instead of that act making the world a better place, it actually led to events that were far worse, as Stewie showed Brian later.
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There was even a line in the show that tried to derive comedy from the death in Afghanistan of hero Pat Tillman — the football star-turned Army Ranger who was killed by "friendly fire" in 2004.
The line about Tillman came in a TV newscast the Griffins were watching in the altered "future" a short time after 9/11 didn't happen. "Coming up next in sports," said the TV anchorman. "Arizona Cardinal Pat Tillman — tackled by his own team?" (To explain: In this altered future, Tillman never quit football to fight in Afghanistan because the war there never happened because no 9/11 attacks ever took place.)
The episode resulted in more commentary than usual on the morning after. The Washington Post pointed out series creator Seth MacFarlane's own 9/11 experience: According to this column, MacFarlane was due to fly on one of the planes out of Boston that crashed into the World Trade Center on that fateful date. "The episode of 'Family Guy' . . . was a dark reminder that had Fox's future multimillionaire creator-producer made it to the Boston airport minutes earlier, he wouldn't be among us to lampoon those very events."
Another commentator — here — felt that it is indeed "still too soon" to joke about 9/11. That, of course, seemed to us to be the whole point of the episode — to test the "too soon" question.
Our take: It's a question Seth MacFarlane knows well because it is one that is asked frequently — half seriously and half in jest — in the community of comedians in which he lives and works. Occasionally, the subject of 9/11 does come up in comedians' routines; we've heard them during the Comedy Central roasts on which MacFarlane himself often serves as emcee. And whenever such a joke arises, fellow comedians, usually led by Jeff Ross, can be heard cat-calling "Too soon! Too soon!"
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Nas - Breathe lyrics
Breathe by Nas
In America you'll never be free
Middle fingers up, f**k the police
Damn, can't a nigga just breathe?
Braveheart, still QB's Finest
Grinding, enough diamonds to change the climate
Not only do you see a nigga shining, you can see a nigga breathe
Jewels enchanted like they was new from Atlantis
Cruise with the hammer, jealous heart, they can't stand him
Haters are scandalous, damn, can't a nigga just breathe?
To all my niggas getting money in the streets
Middle fingers up, f**k the police
Light up my trees, and I just breathe
[Verse 1]
I twist 'em, baby mama beef victim
Chronic leaf hittin', all kinds of heat with him, wisdom
From pot to p**s in to high position
Intense hustle, it's pain like a pinched muscle
'Til it rains and my Timbs stain my socks
'Til I dodge enough shots, and the presiding judge slams a mallet
And says life I'ma guap, then I cop
Then I yacht, Then I dock
Island hopping away from nightmare holders
Or cowboy slingers who shoot up any club
That see they names ring loud on some FBI poster
Must be on Ex or he coked up, suggesting I post a
Bail, I'm like yes, 'cause we soldiers
We just getting older, in time, we still in our prime
I can't afford a new arrest on my folder
Nigga breathe
[Verse 2]
I'm fresh out of city housing, and have too many options
Pennies on a pension or penitentiary bounded
Plenty henna in me, envy was simply they trend, see
My enemy was every hater that was bigger than me
The high life, the fly life
Pierre Hardy, imitation of Christ
Ice-wear gaudy, since '94 flossy
The Lex was an excellent choice, now fast forward me
The pestilence of the ghetto informed me
As a shorty, to push nothin' less than a 740
With fresh linens, sip Pellegrinos with Airs on
They sick, mixing they water with airborne
Oh, they so sick!
Look how I got 'em going crazy, look at that!
You gotta let it out, stress... ain't good man
You gotta breathe
America, we gotta be free
Breathe... [x4]
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