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Sonja Jo Troll, age 80, of Winnebago, MN died Wednesday, June 6, 2018 at UHD Hospital in Blue Earth, MN. A memorial service will be held Saturday, June 16, 2018 at 11:00 AM at Bruss-Heitner Funeral Home in Wells, MN, with Pr. Katie Pals officiating. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service at the funeral home on Saturday. Interment will be in the Walters Cemetery.
Sonja Jo was born September 18, 1937, in Albert Lea, MN, the daughter of Vernon and Gertrude (Scherb) Peterson. Sonja attended Kiester High School, graduating in 1955. She was united in marriage to Ralph Troll and to this union one son, Kelly was born. The couple later divorced. Sonja liked to watch epic stories on TV, and was fan of the Minnesota Vikings and Twins. She always enjoyed bible study. She was also an avid reader, and kept her mind sharp with crossword puzzles. Sonja was a longtime resident of Parker Oaks in Winnebago, MN, for 20 years.
Sonja is preceded in death by her parents; and son, Kelly Troll.
She is survived by her sister Trina (Jay) Bendickson of Kiester, MN; daughter-in-law Doris Troll of Kiester, MN; neice, GeDee (Kurt) Unke of Fairmont, MN; great-nephew, Ryan (Sarah) Unke, and their daughter Charlotte of Fairmont, MN; and a host of cousins and their families.
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Companies strive to get more products on a trailer and reusable containers offer that capability. They create significant cost savings when compared to throwaway packaging, and they eliminate variances in packaging. That, in turn, standardizes pack sizes, drives consistency and increases efficiency.
Penske Logistics has perfected the use of reusable containers within the automotive industry. By working closely with our customers, Penske helps to determine the proper amount of reusable containers needed. Then, through big data analysis, Penske identifies peak times, volume files, year-over-year numbers or anomalies. This expertise balances the flow of returnable containers and ensures production keeps moving.
The reusable container supply chain includes four key areas:
Any irregularities within those four areas can disrupt the entire supply chain. So too can uneven or unpredictable deliveries. For reusable containers to be effective, they must be tracked with strict parameters that ensure a parallel inbound and outbound flow. If containers aren't in place when needed, it can slow a production line, increase cost and hurt productivity.
Penske Logistics starts the process by understanding a customers' crux – the set of inventory cases needed to make a day's worth of production. So, if a factory needs 11,000 cases for a day's crux, has 7,000 cases now and another 2,000 coming, then they'll need 2,000 more.
Once Penske knows the crux and can identify where containers are within the supply chain, they can help ensure customers have the amount of containers they need when and where they need them. This eliminates container shortage and overflow.
To track reusable containers, Penske scans outbound deliveries, keys in pickup quantities and monitors inventory levels within a warehouse. Drivers can use their smartphones to enter the number of reusable containers that have been picked up. Penske's technology transmits the information directly to the customer and sends a report every two hours. That real-time information is tied to the trailer number, so customers know the quantity of available containers and their exact location.
If data shows a low inventory of reusable containers, Penske sends drivers out on a sweep to pick up additional containers. Tracking software allows drivers to know exactly where to go to pick up the proper quantity.
This frees companies from the burden of storing extra containers for just-in-case scenarios. In fact, with one client, Penske's process management freed up six trailers full of reusable containers.
Shippers want a continuous flow of reusable containers, but they don't want to be overflowing with them. Penske Logistics gives customers the visibility they need to become more efficient and more successful.

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Home is where the heart is for World Championship silver medalists Clemens Doppler and Alex Horst
They were the most endearing moments amid the madness of last year's World Championships in Vienna.
As the raucous capacity crowd rejoiced after every one of home favorites Clemens Doppler and Alex Horst's victories, the Austrian duo would rush to the side of the court and embrace their families.
For the two fathers, it was an extra special moment. A fairytale. The silver medalists were able to share arguably their greatest achievement of their 20-year beach volleyball careers so far in front of the people who mattered most.
Clemens' four-year-old daughter Lilli was there to take it all in – and it's something both father and daughter will never forget.
"It was unique to have Lilli, Bettina, my girlfriend, and all my family in the crowd at such a good tournament," says Clemens. "When Lilli came onto the court after the games she really enjoyed 10,000 people clapping at her – she actually misses it and she is still asking when she can next go on the sand.
"After the games it was a lot of fun seeing her but she would never hug me – she always said I was too sweaty and too smelly! It was something very special to have her and my family there watching, but a lot of the time she was actually either asleep or going to the toilet, usually at crucial times in the games! So it was funny in that respect as she was missing the tournament of my life!"
To be able to share such an emotional moment, not just a career highlight, meant the world to the 37-year-old as times like these do not come around too often.
That's because the life of beach volleyball athletes often takes them away from loved ones for months at a time. Next week, Clemens and Alex will leave Vienna and head for China, for the four-star event in Xiamen.
"As Lilli grows older, the more difficult it becomes," he says. "18 months ago, when I said I would be away for two weeks, she just said 'okay' and thought it'd be back tomorrow.
"Right now it's already a lot of discussing when I leave. It's not easy to go away for them or for me. But still, in winter we are home much more than other people are and that's when we spend a lot of time together. I'm quite happy with the way of life and how we deal with it."
Alex feels exactly the same. His children, daughter Alessa, five, and Fabio, four, also made appearances on the sand at the World Championships.
"The one thing for sure is that it's definitely not getting easier," says the 35-year-old. "We're used to it but it's still hard when you have children.
"It's hard to say goodbye knowing you're going to be away for two weeks. But we're kind of used to it and so are the kids. We phone them every day – at least it's a little bit easier these days than it was 10 years ago."
Technology is helping the beach elite keep in touch when they're away from home – but it will never replace the feeling of having your family with you all the time.
And that's why Alex and Clemens believe their silver medal in Vienna was a golden one. Because home is where the heart is.


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Anti-Americanism in the Middle East "is driven not only by the blind hatred or religious zealotry of extremists, but also by frustration and anger with U.S. foreign policy among the mainstream Muslim world," says Georgetown University professor John L. Esposito, the founding director of the school's Center for Muslim-Christian Understanding, in his new book, What Everyone Needs to Know About Islam. "The West's espousal of self-determination, democratization, and human rights is often seen as a hypocritical 'double standard' when compared to its policies." Today at 4:30, Esposito, who's written more than a dozen books on political Islam and is editor in chief of the four-volume Oxford Encyclopedia of the Modern Islamic World, will give a lecture called Post-September 11: The U.S. and the Muslim World. It's at North Park University's Viking Hall, 3225 W. Foster in Chicago. The talk's free, but seating is limited; call 773-244-5640.
Joe Louis's boxing gloves, Steve Dahl's helmet from Disco Demolition Night at Comiskey Park, and a photograph of Hull House's 1909 women's basketball team--stiffly posed in bloomers and black stockings, their shirts buttoned to their chins--are just a few of the bits of memorabilia on display in the Chicago Historical Society's new exhibit Chicago Sports! You Shoulda Been There. The opening celebration takes place today from 9:30 to 4:30 and includes a demonstration of 19th-century basketball, pennant making and other crafts, and sports activities for families (including a cricket game). Sports celebs such as blind Roller Derby star Sammy Skobel, who lives in Mount Prospect, will be on hand to tell stories about the good old days. The Chicago Historical Society is at 1602 N. Clark in Chicago (312-642-4600). There's a suggested donation of $5, $3 for students and seniors, $1 for kids 6 to 12.
Lucy Van Pelt's five-cent advice booth in the Peanuts comic strip provided the inspiration for Chicago County Fair's interactive art event, Ask Me!, in which experts on a variety of subjects will descend on the Chicago Cultural Center to sit in plywood booths and entertain questions on a host of topics. Participants include a five-year-old Power Rangers enthusiast, a World War II conscientious objector, a dominatrix, a doula, and a dialect coach. There'll also be a "pick your own subject" booth where visitors can sit and dispense their own advice. "Ask Me!" takes place today from noon to 4 at the center, 78 E. Washington, Chicago. It's free; call 773-826-5371 for more.
Sonali Fernando's 2002 film India Calling documents the upside-down lives of night-shift workers at a New Delhi call center, who've adopted Western names, identities, and accents in order to serve British and American customers many time zones away. Along with Nisha Pahuja's Bollywood Bound, India Calling will be screened today and next Sunday, April 6, at 4 as part of the Museum of Contemporary Art's Bollywood Rising film series, which continues through April 6. Fernando's documentary was one of several points of inspiration for the multimedia performance piece, a collaboration between Londoners Keith Khan and Ali Zaidi and New Yorker Marianne Weems that also draws on Bollywood films, the legend of Aladdin, and the impact of technology on places such as high-tech Bangalore in southern India. It runs April 10 through 13, also at the MCA, 220 E. Chicago in Chicago. Admission to the films is $7 and Alladeen tickets are $22; for more information call 312-397-4010.
"The Best Cigarette," wrote poet laureate Billy Collins, was the one he lit up "when I would have a little something going / in the typewriter, / the sun bright in the windows, / maybe some Berlioz on in the background." Collins sent his "last one out a car window / sparking along the road one night, years ago"--but can still evoke the "vaporous hope" they lent him, along with all the other fleeting pleasures of contemporary life. He'll read from and discuss his work tonight at the last of Literary Circle's 2002-'03 series of author's lectures. It starts at 7:30 at Glenbrook South High School, 4000 W. Lake in Glenview. General admission tickets are $25; it's $48 if you want to attend a reception with Collins after the event. Call 847-353-7143.
Between 1981 and 1998, French filmmaker Christophe de Ponfilly made eight trips to Afghanistan to interview Ahmed Shah Massoud, the charismatic Northern Alliance leader who was assassinated on September 9, 2001, by two men posing as journalists (and allegedly doing the bidding of Osama bin Laden). Massoud, the Afghan, de Ponfilly's first-person account of his travels, follows Massoud's resistance fighters--who had their own self-contained society complete with currency, schools, and courts--as they rise up against the Soviets and, later, the Taliban. It opened Friday, March 28, and runs through Thursday, April 3, at Facets Cinematheque, 1517 W. Fullerton, Chicago. Tonight's screenings are at 7 and 9; tickets are $7. Call 773-281-4114 or see the Movie listings for additional show times.
"Anyone can do it. You just sit in front of the computer in a catatonic state," says Ken Nordine, the alchemist behind the long-running radio feature Word Jazz, of the meditative computer-generated short films he's been creating over the past five years. "With Word Jazz, the images are made by the greatest cinematographer there is--which is your own fantasy and imagination. I wanted something nonintrusive you could watch and tie into what you're hearing, but not compete with it. That way it's more dreamlike." Nordine, who's working on a DVD, will screen and discuss a selection of his Image Jazz experimental films tonight at 8 at the Gene Siskel Film Center, 164 N. State, Chicago. Tickets are $8; call 312-846-2800.
Each year National Poetry Slam organizers hold a SlamMasters Weekend in Chicago to discuss issues and vote on bylaws. At recent get-togethers the group addressed how to make the transition from "funky, disorganized, nonofficial organization to being a real 501(c)(3) not-for-profit," according to a spokes-person. This time around members will probably weigh in on how best to spend the $20,000 NEA grant they've been awarded to mount the 14th National Poetry Slam Champion-ships here in August--an event that'll showcase 250 poets and could draw an audience of up to 10,000. After the discussion they'll do what they always do--hit the bars and perform. Tonight slam masters from several cities will compete against local teams at the Chi-Town Classic for a purse of $300. It starts at 7 at the Funky Buddha Lounge, 728 W. Grand. The suggested donation of $6 benefits Poetry Slam, Inc., the group's parent organization. On Friday, April 4, there'll be a free meet and greet with poets at 8 at Phyllis' Musical Inn, 1800 W. Division, and on Saturday, April 5, there'll be a book release party for Mark Eleveld and Marc Smith's The Spoken Word Revolution: Slam, Hip Hop & the Poetry of a New Generation and Jack McCarthy's Say Goodnight: Grace Notes from 7 to 10 at the Beat Kitchen, 2100 W. Belmont ($5 cover). Smith's regular Sunday-night slam at the Green Mill, 4802 N. Broadway, starts at 7 on April 6 and will feature many visiting slammers. It's $6. All events are 21 and over; for more call 708-848-8007.
The production of To Kill a Mockingbird that opens tonight at Metropolis Performing Arts Centre is an important step in the theater's attempt to reinvent itself, says executive director Tim Rater. Metropolis was born as a for-profit importer of theater to the northwest suburbs; when financial gain proved elusive, it was retooled as a nonprofit producer of its own shows. Mockingbird, its second homegrown production (the first was last winter's A Christmas Carol), won't be hurt by the fact that in 2001 Harper Lee's book was the first selection in the Chicago Public Library's "One Book, One Chicago" program. Directed by Matthew Reeder, the play features Mallory Baysek as Scout and Stephen Connell as Atticus Finch. Performances are Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 and Sundays at 3 through May 4 at 111 W. Campbell in Arlington Heights. Tickets are $34; call 847-577-2121.
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Agricultural Policies Exacerbate Honeybee Pollination Service Supply-Demand Mismatches Across Europe (2014)
Declines in insect pollinators across Europe have raised concerns about the supply of pollination services to agriculture. Simultaneously, EU agricultural and biofuel policies have encouraged substantial growth in the cultivated area of insect pollinated crops across the continent. Using data from 41 European countries, this study demonstrates that the recommended number of honeybees required to provide crop pollination across Europe has risen 4.9 times as fast as honeybee stocks between 2005 and 2010. Consequently, honeybee stocks were insufficient to supply >90% of demands in 22 countries studied. These findings raise concerns about the capacity of many countries to cope with major losses of wild pollinators and highlight numerous critical gaps in current understanding of pollination service supplies and demands, pointing to a pressing need for further research into this issue.
Delivery of crop pollination services is an insufficient argument for wild pollinator conservation (2015)
There is compelling evidence that more diverse ecosystems deliver greater benefits to people, and these ecosystem services have become a key argument for biodiversity conservation. However, it is unclear how much biodiversity is needed to deliver ecosystem services in a cost- effective way. Here we show that, while the contribution of wild bees to crop production is significant, service delivery is restricted to a limited subset of all known bee species. Across crops, years and biogeographical regions, crop-visiting wild bee communities are dominated by a small number of common species, and threatened species are rarely observed on crops. Dominant crop pollinators persist under agricultural expansion and many are easily enhanced by simple conservation measures, suggesting that cost- effective management strategies to promote crop pollination should target a different set of species than management strategies to promote threatened bees. Conserving the biological diversity of bees therefore requires more than just ecosystem-service-based arguments.


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Bonython Estate Gardens is located on the Lizard Peninsula miodway between The Lizard and Helston. The estate includes the walled garden, the potager garden, two magnificent lakes, the hot garden, the valley garden and also a plant shop and refreshments.
The gardens are open during the summer Mon-Fri excluding bank holidays.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Lasell College men's track & field team had several personal bests Saturday at the MIT Sean Collier Invitational, hosted by MIT at Morrison Track.
Junior Ben Lane (Rutland, Vt.) posted the top performances for the Lasers in the sprints. He ran a season-best time of 11.59 seconds in the 100 meters to place ninth out of 39 sprinters, and we ran a career-best 23.11 in the 200 meters to place eighth out of 39 runners. Freshman Ben Biello (N. Dighton, Mass.) and sophomore Massimo Cugno (Medford, Mass.) were 26th and 27th, respectively, in the 100 with times of 12.19 and 12.20 seconds, and Biello was 33rd in the 200 in a season-best 24.98.
Senior Kyle Vonick (Wethersfield, Conn.) was Lasell's top finisher in the 400 meters, placing 18th in 55.08 seconds. Junior Ryan Dalaba (North Granville, N.Y.) was 17th in the 1500 meters in 4:29.62, and sophomore Matt Holden (Methuen, Mass.) was 23rd in the 800 meters in 2:17.23.
Lasell's entry in the 4x400 meters placed seventh, with the team of Vonick, senior Troy Gonsalves (Providence, R.I.), Dalaba and Holden finishing in a time of 3:58.07.
Sophomore Alex Desharnais (Kingston, Mass.) represented Lasell in three field events, finishing 20th in both the shot put (season-best 8.69m/28'6.5") and discus (21.87m/71'9.25"). Cugno placed 19th in the javelin (29.64m/97'3.25").
The Lasers will return to the track on Sunday, April 29, in the inaugural Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) Championships, hosted by Regis College in Weston, Mass.
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January 24, 2009. Pepperdine IT has recently announced several new ways to obtain technological assistance. To better meet the needs of the Pepperdine community around the world, the Help Desk is now open 24 hours per day, 7 days per week to answer questions from students, staff, and faculty about their technology needs. The numbers for the new service are 310-506-HELP (4357) or 866-767-8623 (toll free in the USA).
To more efficiently address routine requests from faculty and staff, Pepperdine IT released newly-developed online request forms that allow the Pepperdine community to request assistance for some problems online. The new forms are available online on the IT website. Each submitted request is sent to its corresponding technology service area. IT staff created these new tools in order to more effectively serve students, staff, and faculty who require technological assistance inside and outside of normal business hours.


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We hear the words 'Stress,Mental Tension' often these days. People are overtly concerned about this issue. I am of the opinion that this is an unwanted concept imported from the west an…
दीप दर्शन शुभं करोति कल्याणम् आरोग्यम् धनसंपदा। शत्रुबुद्धिविनाशाय दीपकाय नमोऽस्तु ते॥ दीपो ज्योति परं ब्रह्म दीपो ज्योतिर्जनार्दनः। दीपो हरतु मे पापं संध्यादीप नमोऽस्तु ते॥
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ऊं ह्लीं बगलामुखी सर्वदुष्टानां वाचं मुखं पदं स्तंभय जिह्ववां कीलय बुद्धि विनाशय ह्लीं ओम् स्वाहा।।
11 Ancient Mantras That Will Transform Your Life
Don't you wonder why ancient mantras have become remarkably popular these days? There is something profound and mystical about these mantras that will transform your life
The mystical bija/seed sound "SHREEM" or SHRI is the pranav/cosmic principle of prosperity and represents the divine energy of Goddess Lakshmi. Mantra chanting can help you tune into the cosmic frequency that can you increase your potentiality to accumulate the abundance desired.
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FTISLAND's Choi Jonghoon And Rhythmic Gymnast Son Yeon Jae Confirmed To Be Dating
FTISLAND's Choi Jonghoon and rhythmic gymnast Son Yeon Jae are officially dating!
On June 14th KST, reports of Choi Jonghoon and Son Yeon Jae's relationship first surfaced. FNC Entertainment, Choi Jonghoon's agency, stated that they would be checking the validity of reports with the idol. FNC later confirmed the reports stating, "After checking personally [with Choi Jonghoon], they [Choi Jonghoon and Son Yeon Jae] recently developed feelings for one another and are in the midst of carefully getting to know each other. Please regard them kindly."
According to a report by Dispatch, Choi Jonghoon and Son Yeon Jae, who have a four year age difference, began dating in March after being introduced to each other in February through an acquaintance. Choi Jonghoon reportedly threw Son Yeon Jae a surprise birthday party in May and the rhythmic gymnast apparently made a trip to Japan two days before FTISLAND's June concert.
Along with their report, Dispatch released pictures of the couple out and about. Check them out below.
Congrats to the new couple!
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A snapshot exercise was undertaken by The Consumer Council to analyse complaints data from Trading Standards Service Northern Ireland, Consumer Advice Service Belfast (Belfast City Council) and The Consumer Council. The purpose of this was to understand at a regional level what type of complaints consumers in Northern Ireland are making, how many complaints are made, and what level of redress is being received.
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Duration: 06/19/2019 – 08/12/2019
Contract pay, housing, and meals are provided
The Multimedia Producers are experienced young professionals with the ability to behave professionally while interacting with students, faculty, and audience members of the Heifetz International Music Institute. Applicants must be able to provide a sample of their work upon submitting their application. The Multimedia Producers will report to the Senior Multimedia Producer and the President & CEO of the Institute.
Responsibilities of the position include, but are not limited to:
- Capture video and/or audio of all Heifetz performances (over 50), as assigned
- Edit, produce, and archive of footage and/or audio
- Provide input over creative direction of content
- Regularly update social media accounts for the duration of the summer Institute
- Basic live sound mixing and production may be required
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You have probably heard people say that Los Angeles residents should do all they can to avoid having their estates go to probate. This is because the perception is that probate costs a lot (and its expenses must be paid from estate assets). Yet there are times when it is necessary (even prudent) for an estate case to go to probate court. If you happen to be party to an estate that is headed to probate, then you may rightly be questioning how much the process will cost?
Fortunately, California law offers you the information needed to get an estimate of what those expenses may be. It is one of the few states which allows attorneys to charge a statutory fee for services in a probate case (in all others, attorneys typically charge their standard hourly rate). This fees equates to a certain percentage of whatever estate assets are probated. According to Section 10810 of the California Probate Code, that fee breakdown is as follows:
- Four percent for the first $100,000 of the estate
- Three percent for the next $100,000
- Two percent for the next $800,000
- One percent for the next $9 million
- One-half percent for the next $15 million
If the value of the estate exceeds the aforementioned amount, and attorney's paid for the amount on top of that are determined by the court. The only other expense one may include in a estimation is the court filing fee, which usually is only a few hundred dollars.
While those percentages may seem like a lot of money, this fee schedule could actually serve to benefit you. The primary cause of probate delays are disputes. If disputes occur, the longer the process takes and the more attorneys allowed to bill hourly can charge. With the California model, you know up front what you will be paying.


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|Heard strange sound that couldve been someone
Me and my brother were smoking weed at around 10:30pm to 12:30am. We were talking but he heard a "Graaaauuuuuchhh: sound repeatedly. We both heard it over and over again. Then it went quiet and we went inside. Strangely enough when we went out again my brother said he heard the same sound on the other side of the street and that it seemed close. If some guy was just making noises its possible but he would need to be in a weird mood to do so.


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So here we are moving into November, the final month of the regular season of college football. When I last checked in on the Heisman race in early October it seemed Penn State running back Saquon Barkley was the clear favorite to win the trophy.
But what about now? That's what I'll try to explore in the next several hundred words. From my perspective, there are seven legitimate candidates left. Now, I'll still provide my Top 5, but I'll also give you short bios on the two players I feel still have a shot. As for the rest? Well, they've fallen off the radar for various reasons.
These are my Top 5 players if the season ended today. Check out RoadTripSports.com for our updates on the Heisman race.
My Top 5 after Month 1 (in case you need a review): 1. RB Saquon Barkley, Penn State; 2. QB Baker Mayfield, Oklahoma; 3. QB Lamar Jackson, Louisville; 4. QB Luke Falk, Washington State; 5. RB Bryce Love, Stanford.
Let's dive in.
1. Saquon Barkley, RB, Penn State. Barkley's spotlight has dimmed a bit since our last article, and the gap between him and the rest of the field is certainly closing. But, despite his team's loss to Ohio State last weekend, Barkley remains the nation's leader in all-purpose yardage at 206.5 yards per game. He doesn't lead the nation in any one category, but he's been the driving force behind Penn State's 7-1 start. He has scored touchdowns rushing, receiving, passing and returning. Against Ohio State he rushed for 44 yards and a touchdown, along with returning the game's opening kickoff for a score. So he didn't have a great game, but Ohio State's defense also came up big after Barkley made his early statement. He has games remaining against Michigan State, Rutgers, Nebraska and Maryland. So, there are opportunities to rack up big numbers as the season concludes. What he likely won't have is that early December showcase to make one final statement, unless Ohio State completely falls apart. The path still exists for Barkley to win the award, and I don't think voters are going to forget what he's done to this point. But to maintain that edge, he'll need to be near-perfect down the stretch.
2. J.T. Barrett, QB, Ohio State. Ok, so it seems like Barrett has been a part of the Heisman discussion for years to no avail. In fact, Barrett wasn't even in my preseason Top 25 because, frankly, I hadn't seen improvement from him. Well, this year he's been on a slow burn statistically but against Penn State it built to a critical mass. Barrett threw for 328 yards and 4 touchdowns, along with rushing for 95 yards in the victory over Penn State. Barrett's play down the stretch fueled that comeback. But there is more to it. Barrett is on his way to having his finest overall statistical season. He's thrown for 2,166 yards, 21 touchdowns and an amazing 1 interception. He's been an effective piece of Ohio State's running attack with 454 yards and 5 touchdowns. He's been consistent all season. He just hasn't been hugely productive until the past two to three games. That bodes well for the stretch run, which includes games against Iowa, Michigan State, Illinois and Michigan. Barrett's final four games look a little tougher than Barkley's, but he and the Buckeyes control their own destiny when it comes to the Big Ten title game, and that could eventually give Barrett a leg up. But not quite yet. The Spartans have been their kryptonite lately and Michigan won't be an easy out, even as average as the Wolverines are playing right now. Survive that stretch and Barrett has a real chance to overtake Barkley at the tape.
3. Baker Mayfield, QB, Oklahoma. I'm still a believer in Mayfield's shot at winning this award, and the next big hurdle comes this weekend against Oklahoma State. In fact, it's a "Heisman Eliminator" game (I'll explain in a bit). Mayfield and the Sooners received a gift this past weekend — a TCU loss. It puts the Sooners further in control of their own destiny when it comes to reaching the Big 12 title game and their outside shot at reaching the College Football Playoff (remember that the Sooners are the team that beat Ohio State, if you need a reason why they have an outside chance). OU also has a pretty tough road the final month, but with wins over Oklahoma State, TCU, Kansas and West Virginia that would lead the Sooners to the Big 12 title game, perhaps against the team that dealt their one loss to them — Iowa State. If the Sooners get that far Mayfield is going to be a huge part of that run. With 2,628 yards, 25 touchdowns and 3 interceptions, along with 190 yards rushing and 4 touchdowns, Mayfield has a penchant for big plays in big moments, and the next two weeks should provide him with opportunities to remind voters of that ability. But failing to reach the Big 12 title game at this point would probably mean the end of Mayfield's candidacy, as would a loss this weekend.
4. Josh Adams, RB, Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish have emerged as a legitimate College Football Playoff candidate and Adams has been the driving force. He's rushed for 1,169 yards and 9 touchdowns so far this season. That puts him among the Top 5 in the nation. He's also, sneakily, among the nation's Top 10 producers in all-purpose yardage per game (156.38 yards per game). The Irish are 2-1 against ranked teams, and that one loss is to No. 2 Georgia by a point. Two ranked teams loom ahead in Miami (FL) and Stanford. There is plenty of opportunity for Adams to improve his standing among voters and improve the Irish's chances of reaching the CFP.
5. Mason Rudolph, QB, Oklahoma State: Remember that "Heisman Eliminator" game? Here's the other half of the equation. Rudolph is having one of the best seasons of any quarterback in the game. In fact, he's No. 2 in the nation in total offense per game (366.0 yards per game), leads the nation in passing yards (2,866 yards) and has just five interceptions. He's the biggest reason the Cowboys are still in the race for the Big 12, but that legitimacy faces its biggest test when it hosts Oklahoma this week, as does Rudolph's chances of becoming a Heisman voting favorite. He has the numbers. But he doesn't have Mayfield's profile. With a win on Saturday that changes. With a loss on Saturday that chance goes away.
The other two legitimate contenders
These two players are still, to me, legit Heisman contenders. But they're outside my Top 5 and need some help.
Bryce Love, RB, Stanford. Part of my Top 5 a month ago, Love is still No. 2 in the nation in all-purpose yardage (200.86 yards per game), but doesn't have Barkley's versatility. He's the nation's leading rusher by yardage (1,387 yards). He can make his statement down the stretch as the Cardinal sets out to make the Pac-12 title game. Wins over Washington, Washington State and Cal would allow the Cardinal to get there. Plus, there's the finale with Notre Dame. No one player on this list has a tougher final month than Love, and that's part of the reason he's not in my Top 5.
RB Jonathan Taylor, Wisconsin: No. 4 in the nation in rushing yards with 1,185 yards and 11 touchdowns. He suffers under the weight of Wisconsin's weak schedule, but what if the Badgers go 13-0, which means a win in the Big Ten title game? And what if Taylor is the reason? Things could get interesting. But he needs some help.
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- 2019 Heisman Update: Group of 5 and Independents - February 22, 2019


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Climate Walkout Partners Meeting
August 21,, 2019, Zoom Meeting
One Pager
Partner Sign-up Form
Sponsorship page
Partner Toolkit
Present: Anne, Bernadette, Gary, Warsan, Jeanette
Flyers are available (Let me know if you want hard copies. We'll get them printed and set up a delivery.)
Posters--available soon (although small posters which are the same as the flyer are available)
Update on August 21 youth action at Scott Peters' office
Here is a link to photos
Schools Update
Meetings with SDUSD board member, SDEA, and superintendent (scheduled)
Anyone have anything to report on school contacts
Faith based schools (st. james academy in la jolla will do an event in the school)
Fr. Emmet has sent out a toolkit to all religious schools in diocese
Anne Barron has connections to faith community which will send to Jeanette
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Alright, so I've just taken a glance at my combox and there are a lot of interesting points that I would like to talk about. I've chosen one. Just so people know, at the moment I'm in the final stages of editing my novel and my kids just got off school, so please feel free to discuss among yourselves but be aware that I'm reading comments sporadically at best and probably will be at least until Octavia is in print.
Recently I wrote about how God is indescribable and to a large extent inconceivable. Nathaniel's comment expresses an atheistic frustration that I think deserves a fair response:
If she can't conceive or describe it, how does she believe it?
I've noticed God has a tendency to morph in conversations. When its confidant Christians speaking to each other, God is easy and obvious to understand. He hates gay sex and voting Democrat, loves people going to church wearing nice clothes and frequently helps out by curing cancer and getting people close parking spaces.
When a Christian is speaking to an atheist, suddenly God becomes this mystical impossible to understand…something that under girds the universe in some way that is specifically immune to the investigation of physicists, and how dare Atheists attack a simplistic straw-God nobody believes in?
Reconcile for me how God can be as you describe it and the God of the "miracle" of Fatima and hating gay sex.
Okay, so a lot of this I can't really speak to because it addresses a kind of Christianity that I don't profess. I would probably vote Democrat if I were an American. I'm pretty skeptical about miracles, and usually ignore them because I don't see them as compelling evidence of anything much. I do occasionally pray about things like parking spaces and finding lost shoes, but I see this as a way of centering my attention on the fact that everything is grace rather than a way of manipulating the universe so that I don't have to lug my groceries across the parking lot. My wardrobe consists mostly of second-hand blue jeans and geeky t-shirts, and I don't think the author of all Creation gives a *&%$. I'm also very sympathetic to the reasons why Atheists don't believe and I value the ways in which the Atheist community holds the Church's feet to the fire when it comes to self-serving theologies and moral hypocrisy.
I do think it's important, though, to discuss the reasons why I would bother with a religious institution like the Church. I mean, let's be real about this: scandals are a more or less constant occurrence, the hierarchy boasts plenty of politically ambitious egoists, a lot of the apologetics for Christianity are embarrassingly awful, a lot of Christian piety is embarrassingly sappy, every conceivable kind of violence and hatred has been practiced by Christians supposedly in the name of God, and today God's name is invoked to prop up a hideous presidency and a morally bankrupt political party in the US.
So why not just get out?
It has to do with love of neighbour. I came to the conclusion, long before I became a Christian, that being a liberal made one extremely difficult moral demand on me: I had to love people including the kinds of people that I was inclined to despise. For a while I adopted the common liberal belief that you have to tolerate everyone except for the bigots, but it stuck in my craw. There was a built-in hypocrisy, a fundamental contradiction in the system, and I have never been especially happy with that kind of incoherence. It struck me, particularly, that this was a dangerous position to take because one would always face the temptation to define other people's belief systems as bigoted in order to excuse one's own intolerance.
Living as I did, in a highly multicultural neighbourhood I was also keenly aware that there was a strong risk of Western supremacy in this kind of liberalism. There was a tension, for example, between my commitment to uphold the religious freedom of my Muslim classmates and my knee-jerk reaction to anything that they said in class that was actually informed by Islam. I finally resolved the conflict in favour of a more radical kind of tolerance — one in which you try to undermine bigotry gently, lovingly, without allowing yourself to invoke the mantra of "tolerance" or "diversity" as a subtle means of othering people whose beliefs differ from your own. Obviously I've never practiced this perfectly because it's an insanely exacting standard, but I do think it stands as one of the foundational principles of my moral stance.
You have to love everyone. Period. No exceptions. Because as soon as you allow exceptions of any kind, for any reason, no matter how seemingly just, you give your psyche the excuse it needs to foment hate. And if human history teaches us nothing else it teaches us that humans are very, very good at hate.
So, this is a big part of what informs my relationship to the Church. Catholicism, as I see it, is defined by universality — the word "catholic" literally means just that. It's an organization that has been formed by billions of people living over the course of two millennia (not to mention the Jewish folks who gave us our Scriptures, and the Greeks and Romans whose cultures so heavily informed our early theology.) To my knowledge it's the largest and longest-standing single institution on the planet whose primary purpose is to seek the Good, the Beautiful and the True. But it's made up of humans. And humans are terrible and wonderful creatures whose hearts encompass both the most sublime dignity, and also the most hideous depravity.
And so it is with our fumbling after Truth. We do it badly. Whether alone or in groups we make horrible mistakes. Whether we believe in God or reject him, we find ways to excuse our own worst impulses. We mount crusades and we build gulags, we burn heretics and we manufacture atomic bombs. And the worst of it is, we find ways to convince ourselves that these activities are actually good.
However, this realistic vision of humanity's moral qualities notwithstanding, I'm basically a humanist. I think that we are capable of progress, and that the best way to do this is by working together in co-operation with one another. Any single person, no matter how well-meaning, stands constantly at risk of mistaking their own psychological preferences for virtue, their own ideological convictions for truth, their own aesthetic tastes for beauty. Only the whole humanum united stands a chance of really approaching the central mystery Who Is God. So for me religion must include a communal dimension, and must ideally do so through a community that admits the widest possible variety of cultures, personality types, strengths and weaknesses, ideologies and philosophies, inviting all into communion in the common pursuit of truth and love.
Which is why I can't fault the Church for admitting and providing for all kinds of people whose spiritualities, opinions and behaviours I find alienating, strange or just plain wrong. No universal body can exist without the kind of exacting and uncomfortable diversity that I think the love of humanity demands. Being a Catholic means that every week I have to go and intimately share the communion table with people who would vote for Donald Trump. With people who think that God hates gays. People who think that the Virgin Mary is appearing at Medjugorje. People who think that being an ass in comboxes is a good way to proclaim Christ. People who think women who wear pants to Mass are going to hell. And with people who thought God's Not Dead II was a good Christian film. At regular intervals I have to directly remind myself that these too are my brothers and sisters: vessels of truth, bearers of beauty, beloved of God, no less than myself.
As a Catholic, I'm constantly reminded that I can't just go around excommunicating people that irritate me from equal standing with me in the communion of humankind. I'm continually called back to the difficult work of reconciliation, forgiveness, acceptance, the gentle correction of error and the patient bearing of wrongs. And I have to do this in the context of a blatantly flawed institution where love has to be practiced not as an abstract principle, but as a concrete and exacting discipline. One which includes loving those who love badly, those who love confusedly, and even those who call hatred "love" and take the name of Love in vain.
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Protestors gathered outside 10 Downing Street late Friday, demanding an end to the war in Yemen and the British government's support of Saudi Arabia.
The demonstrations were organised by the Stop The War Coalition and Hands Off Yemen anti-war movements.
Protestors and campaigners held placards reading "Hey, hey, Theresa May, how many kids have you killed today?" and chanted slogans such as "Stop arming Saudi! Stop bombing Yemen!" and "Justice for Jamal!".
"We believe that the murder of Jamal Khashoggi demonstrates the nature of the Saudi regime," a senior campaigner of the Stop The War Coalition said.
"A regime that is capable of the arbitrary murder of a journalist and pretending the murder didn't happen is a regime that is [also] capable of terrible warcrimes in Yemen and pretending that they didn't happen either."
The campaign activist was skeptical that the British government would apply significant pressure on Saudi Arabia toaccelerate a peace process in Yemen and said if Prime Minister Theresa May wanted to influence the Saudi monarchy, she should withdraw UK support for the Saudi military command.
Read: Britain's May urges Saudi accountability for Khashoggi killing
"Unfortunately, we believe the British government is drifting and not applying pressure, so we believe British complicity with this war must end, and that is why we are here, to demonstrate our opposition and join the growing international movement which is demanding an end to the war in Yemenand the introduction of a peace process."
The activists also demanded justice for Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was brutally murdered in the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul on October 2.
"We cannot let the world forget about Jamal," one protestor said, adding that forgetting about him "would give the Saudi regime a green light to continue their Machiavellian and reckless acts throughout the region without any fear of accountability".
In an interview with Sky News, May said she planned to speak to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has come under heavy criticism and pressure from the international community following the murder of Khashoggi by Saudi agents in Istanbul, with the international community accusing bin Salman of ordering it.
"I am going to speak to the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, but it is the relationship we have with Saudi Arabia that enables me to sit down with him and be robust on our views on two issues.
"First of all, the terrible killing of Jamal Khashoggi, and the message I will be giving and the message we have given from the UK from the time it happened is that the Saudi Arabians need to ensure that their investigation is a full investigation, that it is credible, that it is transparent and that people can have confidence in the outcome of it and that those responsible are held to account.
"But I will also be raising the situation inYemen, where the humanitarian crisis is getting worse. We are very concerned about that."
She added that now is the time and there is an opportunity to come to a political solution because it will ensure a safe and secure future for the people of Yemen.
Read: Macron tells Saudi prince international experts needed in Khashoggi investigation
An estimated 8.4 million people in Yemenare at risk of severe famine and more than 22 million people, or 75 percent of the population, are in need of humanitarian assistance.
Impoverished Yemen has been wracked by conflict since 2014, when Houthi rebels overran much of the country, including the capital, Sanaa.
The conflict escalated in 2015 when Saudi Arabia and its Sunni Arab allies launched a military campaign aimed at rolling back Houthi gains in Yemen and shoring up the country's Saudi-backed government.
The war has resulted in a collapsed economy and a cholera outbreak that has affected over 1.1 million people.
Riyadh has repeatedly accused the Houthis of acting as a proxy force for Iran, Saudi Arabia's arch-foe in the region.


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Bug #37
Implicit water constraints silently break conjugate gradient mimization
There was some discussion on gmx-users of systems solvated in water that users
were trying to use CG energy mimization on. They ran into problems with grompp
such as
"processing coordinates...
double-checking input for internal consistency...
ERROR: can not do Conjugate Gradients with constraints (201522)"
which was thought to be caused by the implicit constraints in the rigid water
model, since the user had specified no constraints in the .mdp file. One user
reported that adding "-DFLEXIBLE" to their .mdp file allowed CG EM to run.
See discussion at
http://www.gromacs.org/pipermail/gmx-users/2005-December/018714.html and
David Mobley and I thought that explicit discussion of this in the manual should
be considered -
1) in the CG section, a note that rigid water models won't work because of the
explicit constraints, and the need to overcome this with -DFLEXIBLE, if suitable
2) a mention of water constraints in the constraints section(s)
3) a more descriptive error message when using grompp to set up CG with EM if
the constraints are only associated with a rigid solvent
Any of the above will help a user recognise the problem.
#1 Updated by David van der Spoel over 14 years ago
I don't understand point two below, but have updated both the error message in
grompp and the manual.
#2 Updated by Mark Abraham over 14 years ago
(In reply to comment #1)
I don't understand point two below, but have updated both the error message in
grompp and the manual.
Of course... I was confusing the GROMACS usage of "restraints" and "constraints"
in my mind.


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Saudis clear passenger flights to rebel-held Yemen airport: United Nations
The United Nations said today that it has been cleared by a Saudi-led coalition to resume passenger flights to Yemen's rebel-held Sanaa airport.
Published: 24th November 2017 07:33 PM | Last Updated: 24th November 2017 08:11 PM | A+A A-
GENEVA: The United Nations said today that it has been cleared by a Saudi-led coalition to resume passenger flights to Yemen's rebel-held Sanaa airport, but desperately needed aid deliveries remain blocked.
The Arab coalition fighting Yemeni rebels announced Wednesday that it would allow the resumption of humanitarian deliveries to Sanaa airport and the crucial Red Sea port of Hodeida, after a more than two-week blockade following a missile attack on Riyadh.
But a spokesman for the UN's humanitarian affairs office told reporters in Geneva today that Riyadh has not yet granted permission to resume aid deliveries.
"The UN has been notified through our usual contacts in Riyadh that the regular passenger flight operated by the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service can fly to Sanaa from Amman starting tomorrow," Jens Laerke said.
"However, there has been no substantial change since yesterday regarding the requests for clearance to go by boat to Hodeida and Saleef seaports with humanitarian supplies," he added.
Laerke said the UN was "encouraged" that passenger flights had been approved but stressed the urgent need to restart aid deliveries, with the threat of widespread famine intensifying.
A boat stocked with wheat and another with equipment to treat Yemen's cholera epidemic are ready to head to Hodeida once the UN gets the go-ahead, Laerke said.
The International Committee of the Red Cross landed a passenger flight at Sanaa on Wednesday, spokesman Ewan Watson told AFP.
Seven million Yemenis are completely dependent on humanitarian supplies for their survival, according to the UN.
Allied with Yemeni strongman Ali Abdullah Saleh, the Iran-backed Huthi rebels control the capital Sanaa along with much of northern Yemen.
In 2015, Saudi Arabia and its allies joined the Yemeni government's fight against the rebels.


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Does dry skin cause acne? If your skin is dry and your experiencing acne, it is good to determine if your skin is naturally dry or dehydrated. There is a difference between dehydrated skin and dry skin. Dry skin is a type of skin just like combined skin or oily skin. Dehydrated skin means that there is insufficient water in the skin.
Dehydrated skin appears dull, wrinkled, and it does not have elasticity. People with dehydrated skin appear older than their actual age.
You can test your skin by pinching a small part of your skin like cheek, abdomen, and chest or back of your hand. Dehydrated skin will take longer to bounce back while hydrated skin will bounce back instantly.
If your skin is dehydrated, you can use glycerin, aloe, honey, lactic acid, citric acid or ceramide to rehydrate.
Oral hydration is also very critical. Remember to increase your water intake level and consume water-rich food. Watermelon, cucumber, and Celery are perfect fruits for hydrating your skin.
What Causes Dry Skin?
That feeling of tightness in your skin after shower or swimming is the major sign of dry skin. The skin might itch, flake or scale. In severe cases of dry skin, one might experience a deep crack that bleeds when irritated.
Here Are Some of the Major Causes of Dry Skin
Genetic means that you inherited the condition from either or both parents. When you are born with dry skin, you need to understand how to treat and maintain your skin without causing further damages to your skin.
Cleaning Habits
Hot water, steam, and long bath are not good for your skin especially if you are struggling with dry skin. Hot water tends to deprive your skin of essential oils.
When you have dry, sensitive skin, it is crucial to avoid harsh soaps. You should just use plain, lukewarm water to clean your face.
Lack of Moisturizing
The key to maintaining dry skin is moisturizing your skin regularly. Use heavier moisturizer creams during winter and lighter during summer.
Lack SPF
Direct sunlight dehydrates the skin and can aggravate acne breakouts. Use sunscreen every time you have outdoor activities.
How to Treat Dry Skin
In most cases, acne is associated with oily-skin. However, people with dry skin are also likely to experience breakouts.
If you are buying acne treatment over the counter, it is critical to understand that there are acne treatment products made for dry skin.
Here Is Steps You Can Follow To Treat Acne on A Dry Skin
Choosing The Right Acne Treatment Products For Dry Skin
All acne treatments cause dryness. However, some forms like water-based and astringents are more drying than lotions, ointments, or creams. You should, therefore, use lotions, creams or ointments forms to treat acne when you have dry skin.
Be Patient and Gentle on Your Skin
You are likely to experience severe skin peeling, dryness and irritation during the first weeks of acne treatment. Therefore, it is good if you go slowly to your medication. You can start off by using the treatment three days a week to give your skin a breathing space.
If your skin is still severely irritating despite slow start offs, you can consult your dermatologist. Some dermatologists may advise you to leave the treatment for 20-30minutes and then wash it off until your skin adapts to the medication.
Don't Forget to Regularly Moisturize Your Skin
Moisturize your skin with the right moisturizers. You can use non-acnegenic or non-comedogenic moisturizers that are oil-free. You can also apply a moisturizer before applying acne treatment to avoid over dryness.
Here Are 5 Best-Recommended Moisturizers
Cerave Daily Moisturizing Lotion
- The Product is Non Comedogenic, Hypoallergenic, Fragrance Free and Oil free Moisturizer.
- The moisturizer keeps your skin moisturized for 24 hours.
- Cerave Moisturizer contains ceramides, which is essential for restoring and maintaining the skin natural protection.
Buy Cerave Daily Moisturizing Lotion
Neutrogena Oil-Free Moisturizer
- The non-comedogenic moisturizer is perfect for dry skin as it does not contain drying alcohol.
- It's oil-free, fragrance free and hypoallergenic.
- It's water-based and lightweight formula hence cannot clog your pores
- It is tested by dermatologists.
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Cetaphil Dermacontrol Moisturizer
- The product is designed for acne-prone skin
- Contains SPF 30 which is good for UV protection.
- The moisturizer is lightweight and mattifying.
- Controls shine and oil and hydrate skin.
Buy Cetaphil Dermacontrol Moisturizer
Aveeno Positively Radiant Daily Moisturizer
- Contains broad spectrum of SPF 15 for sunscreen protection.
- Clinically proven for natural radiant skin.
- It's hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic formula
- It's powered by total soy complex to brighten your skin.
- It's oil-free and non-greasy
Buy Aveeno Positively Radiant Daily Moisturizer
St. Ives Timeless Skin Facial Moisturizer
- 100% natural moisturizer.
- Clinically tested by dermatologists
- Contain safflower to give you a healthy and youthful skin.
- It's affordable
Buy St. Ives Timeless Skin Facial Moisturizer
Use Non-Forming Cleansers
Cleansers can be harsh to dry skin. Non-foaming cleansers are also recognized as lotions or cream cleansers. They are a bit gentle on dry skin than foaming cleansers.
Here Are Some of the Recommended Cleansers for Dry Acne-Prone Skin
- Cerave Hydrating Face Wash
- Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser
- First Aid Beauty Face Cleanser
- Olay Sensitive Facial Cleanser with Hungarian Water Essence
- Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hydrating Gel Cleanser
- Avoid over washing your face
You can wash your face only once a day to avoid stripping your skin the little oil that is very critical to reduce dryness on your skin. Remember to only tap your face when drying rather than rubbing with a towel.
Home Remedies for Dry Acne-Prone Skin
Tomato Pulp
Tomatoes contain vitamins A, C, and K, which are all known as acne treatment agents. Acne treatment lotions and crèmes contain those vitamins. The acid contained in the tomatoes is also good for drying up acne breakouts.
Potatoes contain vitamin C which is good for the production of collagen. It can also prevent and treat damages caused by the UV. Vitamin B also present in potatoes is a good agent for skin regeneration.
Lemon Juice
The acid present in lemon juice can dry up acne almost instantly.
Garlic is popularly known to be the number one home remedy for skin treatment. Sulphur, zinc calcium and allicin are present in a garlic clove and are all known to possess antibiotic and antifungal properties.
Cucumber relieves skin irritation as it acts as a skin coolant. Cucumber can also act as a moisturizer and hence good for dry skin.
If after using these home remedies your skin is still irritant consult your dermatologist for further treatment.
Final Tips on How to Maintain Dry Acne Prone Skin
Experiencing dry and acne-prone skin can difficult. Treating and maintaining it is also not easy. Most treatments used to cure acne are known to cause dryness. However, it's not impossible to treat and maintain dry acne-prone skin.
Here Are A Few Steps to Guide You
Educate Yourself First
You can not risk aggravating your skin condition by using the wrong treatment for acne. It is, therefore, critical to gain knowledge on what ingredients might work or worsen your skin. This knowledge will help you choose the right products for your skin.
Gently Massage Your Face
- When applying your moisturizer, gently massage your face in a downward motion.
- Massaging your face improves your lymphatic a system which is responsible for bringing nutrients and carrying waste away from body cells.
- A sluggish lymphatic system can cause breakouts and dry skin.
Be Cautious When Exfoliating
- When your skin is dry, fruit acid peel is best to rejuvenate your skin without over-drying.
- Green apple peel is perfect for exfoliating dry skin.
Here Is a Table of the Ingredients That Might Improve or Worsen Your condition
|Pros and Cons
|Benzoyl Peroxide
|Good for acne treatment but not good for dry skin. It's so drying
|Salicylic Acid
|Also well known for acne treatment but it's also drying so not good for dry skin
|The best alternative for salicylic and Benzoyl.
Used to exfoliate and it's an anti-inflammatory
|Hyaluronic Acid
|Good for skin hydration
Good for removing dead skin build-up
|Good for skin nourishment
|Good for balancing your skin
Good for preventing of overproduction of oil that might lead to more breakouts
|Very effective for acne treatment
Does not over-dry your skin


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"We Need a Break"
David Boies, representing the government in the Microsoft antitrust case, famously annihilated Bill Gates when he took Gates' deposition. Scenes from the deposition can be viewed on YouTube. In his book Courting Justice, Boies commented on remedial action that he would have taken if he had represented Gates:
"It was an understatement to say I was puzzled by Gates performance. . . When a witness of mine begins to damage himself the way Gates was doing, I will either interrupt the deposition for a break to get the witness on track or admonish the witness on the record to listen to the question, be responsive, and not volunteer. . ."
To what extent, if at all, should counsel be able to consult with the deponent during a deposition? Will the court impose sanctions if counsel interrupts the deposition to consult with the deponent?
Consider the situation in New York. In 1990, a Federal Bar Council committee on the conduct of depositions, chaired by now Southern District of New York Judge Sidney H. Stein concluded that "[n]o subject . . . generated more controversy . . . than the question of the extent to which a witness should be permitted to discuss matters with his or her attorney during the conduct of the deposition."
A 2002 New York State Bar Association on Federal Procedure Report similarly held: "There still is no consensus as to when it is appropriate for a deponent to consult with counsel, and, if consultation occurs, whether the content of that consultation should be subject to examination by the interrogator." This Report found that there were only two principles that could be agreed upon:
"(1) There should never be a consultation while a question is pending, except for the purpose of ascertaining whether a privilege or other protection from discovery should be asserted."
"(2) There may be unfettered consultation during overnight breaks in a deposition."
The concerns expressed by the Committee were the usual two. First, that counsel would coach the witness and, second, that the break would interfere with the interrogator's examination which could discover information and gain truthful answers
Committee members differed over other consultations. Some felt that consultation is appropriate to discuss harassment of the deponent and whether to suspend the deposition or to continue in light of the potential costs of suspending the deposition and seeking a remedy by the court. Some felt that consultation should be permitted because counsel and the deponent could expedite the correction of erroneous answers. Some felt that consultation should be permitted to alleviate stress on the witness and thereby produce truthful answers.
When I spoke with the Chair of the 2002 Committee, Gregory K. Arenson, he said the controversy continues to this day. He noted that practice varies around the state. It depends upon where you are in the state and in federal or state court. Counsel needs to know the controlling practice.
Clearly conferencing is fine when it is for a legitimate reason – privilege or to enforce a court order, and, on the other hand, consultation should not be permitted when a question is pending. Beyond those, what should be the universal principles?
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Cleaner information, meanwhile, can boost a school's access to funding. For example, data-improvement projects help school districts accurately identify which students qualify for a free or reduced-price lunch. That data is reported to government programs, which provide reimbursement. Betts said most districts see about a 20% drop in free and reduced-price counts when students enter high school.
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