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Battle: RMK Classic Film Cheeks VS Addiction Cheek Polish. \| Midori Kitty Kitty!
Check out their separate reviews here: Addiction Cheek Polish & RMK Classic Film Cheeks.
I get comparing a Limited Edition item with a permanent one is mostly pointless but I’m going to do it anyway.
Addiction’s Cheek Polish is very pigmented and opaque (quite possibly the strongest in pigmentation among all the other shades available). It’s easy to blend and incredibly smooth. It has a watery consistency and has a very silicone-y feel to it once you start blending it. It is seamless and looks very fresh and natural. I find that it gives you more room for error despite being a very pigmented blush.
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This blush is also very pigmented and opaque… So much so that if you leave it on your cheeks for a moment too long, it will set and make itself a real pain in the neck to blend. I find that it’s not as seamless as the Addiction one and it looks very unnatural in comparison (but that’s mostly because it is such a bold colour). It has a gel-like texture which I don’t particularly mind. It also doesn’t last very long in humid weather. On cooler days, however, it wears well.
I bet you can tell that I do not like this. I’m just utterly disappointed by it, considering how it has left such a huge hole in my pocket (I’m still in the process of recovering!).
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I’ve been seeing these products on almost all the Japanese girls’ Instagrams that I follow. So glad to have found a detailed review! The Addiction one looks very pretty!
When you talk to most car owners, they'll agree with the fact that the Dodge Dakota window regulator isn't all that crucial. It was not until around 20 years ago that the window regulator was accessible to the people; right before that, it was manufactured almost just for high end vehicles. Nowadays, nearly all vehicles are manufactured with power windows; for example, your Dodge Dakota.
A Dodge Dakota window regulator functions by means of a series of switches. For each window regulator on all of a car's windows, there'll be a switch that's attached to the driver's seat. Total command over the regulators and windows is granted to the driver; the passengers receive the ease of electronically controlling the window that's closest. Each and every door of your Dodge Dakota is even equipped with a switch that controls its own window, permitting passengers to adjust their own personal windows without having to prompt the driver.
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“Cosmos” is an original 29.5” x 29.5” oil painting from the Metallic Series.
1.5” gallery wrapped canvas with the edges painted white and finished with a layer of protective varnish. It comes ready to hang and signed on the front. Certificate of authenticity included.
Cast aluminum housing with sturdy wall mounting bracket for 70 watt HPS lamp. Prismatic globe for low glare and even light distribution. Fixture amounts to junction box or can be wired inside the housing. Wall mounted with 1/2 in. side and top conduit feed. 70W HPS Lamp included, 120V R-NPF ballast.
The Department of Community Affairs provides various grants and resources to nonprofits and other eligible agencies. The Grants and Resources Book identifies these programs by the Divisions within DCA. Further it provides descriptions of the grants/resources; it identifies eligible agencies, and provides contact information. The Grants and Resources Book provides information for all types of agencies, but the programs that nonprofits are eligible for are listed in green text to assist nonprofits quickly identify grants and resources. This publication lists ALL of the grants and resources administered by DCA; to view a list of currently available resources (i.e. grant programs that are currently accepting applications) see the paragraph (View all Currently Available DCA Grants) below.
The Department of Community Affairs accepts reviews, approves, and manages most of their grants electronically using the System for Administering Grants Electronically (SAGE).
Registered users can identify the grants DCA has available, submit grant applications, monitor applications under consideration, communicate with DCA Grant Program Staff, and request changes and manage grants via the SAGE system.
Agencies interested in applying for DCA grants must first register and obtain a user ID and password. If you are not currently registered to use SAGE, please click on the link below and follow the instructions on the bottom of the page to obtain a user ID and password.
Not all of the grants listed in the Grants and Resources are available at all times. Programs have different life cycles; to view the grants that are currently available clink on the link below.
If you are interested in applying for DCA grants and are not familiar with SAGE. Click on the links below for self-paced training.
Your main deadline is 25 May 2018, when provisions from the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), translated into UK law, become effective. You must be fully compliant with new regulations by this date. It's been a moving feast as some of the key pieces of UK legislation such as the Data Protection Act (DPA) and the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulation (PECR) were still being finalised in late 2017, and more guidance and interpretation is regularly issued from the UK Information Commissioner's Office. So even after May 2018 a period of clarification is likely where courts interpret new concepts and determine how this new legislation will actually be applied in practice.
What are the "must dos" for data controllers?
v) held securely - which includes keeping it safe so that unauthorised individuals can't access it, and not disclosing it to anyone, - including other parents.
To comply with the GDPR by 25 May 2018 you will have to demonstrate more, for example that you have data protection policies and procedures in place; keep evidence of parents' consent to use their details; and ensure you have appropriate procedures for new elements such as the right to be forgotten; subject access rights; data portability; data breach notification within 72 hours and many other elements.
Classlist's system is designed to help you comply with all of the above.
Does the PTA need a Data Protection Officer?
- carry out large scale processing of special categories of data or data relating to criminal convictions and offences.
A PTA doesn’t perform either of these activities at either small or large scale so you are not required to have a DPO.
That really would be spoiling the party. OK. Here you go. A one page summary with everything you need.
What happens if there isn't a separate PTA, or the PTA organisation has been merged into the school?
Some schools are re-integrating their PTAs into the school organisation. In this case the school will be the data controller and PTA officials are treated in the same way a as school staff.
What's the difference between a Data Controller and a Data Processor?
The difference between these two roles is critical but not always obvious. According to the Information Commissioner's Office, a "data controller" means … a person who (either alone or jointly or in common with other persons) determines the purposes for which and the manner in which any personal data are, or are to be, processed. A "data processor", in relation to personal data, means any person (other than an employee of the data controller) who processes the data on behalf of the data controller.
What's the difference between a Classlist Member and Non Member?
A Classlist Member has completed the registration procedure, and the personal details they chose to share are visible to other users. They are a full member of the site and can access all its functionality.
A Classlist Non Member will have been invited by email to join the site but has not registered. No information on them will be available to other users with the exception of site administrators. A Non Member who has been regularly and recently receiving a emails or similar communications from the PTA or school relating to the parent community will continue to be included in these communications through the Classlist email system. They have the option of unsubscribing at any point.
What information can the school lawfully supply to the PTA?
Where you set up a Classlist site your PTA is acting as a "Data Controller". The school is already a "Data Controller" because it manages lots of information about pupils and parents. In general, no personal data can be transferred between data controllers without a good legal justification, which sometimes requires specific consent from each parent.
Classlist has obtained a legal Opinion from VWV, one of the top five legal firms working with UK schools, on this area. This confirms that as long as your PTA is following the practices and procedures set out by Classlist, the school can lawfully help you to verify and update information which you have collected through the Classlist system. This can include parent names, child names, child class details, and parent email details.
The school may for example help you check applicants against a master list of parents. Or provide you with class lists at the end of each year or term so you can update your records and ensure each pupil is allocated to the correct class. Please bear in mind that you aren't permitted to use this data for any other purpose than to validate new applicants and make updates to your database. A draft letter to the school from PTAs launching Classlist is here and a draft letter for PTAs which currently operate Classlist is here.
Where the school is providing you with any personal data about parents or their families, these must be transmitted using a secure, encrypted and private mechanism and you must have arrangements in place to manage this information on a completely confidential basis.
What does my school need to do? What can I send to explain everything?
The Classlist website has lots of material describing how the app works and the benefits to schools and parents.
Regarding data protection specifics, the school is already a Data Controller and will be working with you as another Data Controller. They have all the data needed to enable you validate new applicants, and should be keen to help as this ensures a well functioning trusted parent community. They can also assist with allocation of members to new classes at the beginning of each academic year which can otherwise become very time consuming. A draft letter to the school from PTAs launching Classlist is here and a draft letter for PTAs which currently operate Classlist is here.
Why should my school agree to help? What's in it for them?
The school is likely to see some advantages in Classlist and may have some concerns. The advantages are typically around cost - a reduction in school office admin time; and around parent engagement - which is a new OFSTED metric - recent studies show that stronger parent communities can really improve student outcomes. They may also see benefits around safeguarding where parents can help each other with supervision and information both for junior and teenage years.
A few school heads are concerned that Classlist will be used for complaining and tittle tattle. This would be contrary to our user guidelines and has proved extremely rare. What is far more common is parents using Facebook or WhatsApp to complain, where content can be difficult to moderate or remove. Heads often tell us they prefer Classlist for exactly this reason.
Finally, where parents, school or PTA bring in local sponsors to support Classlist, 50% of the revenue goes back to the school which is always very welcome.
What happens if my school doesn't agree to help, or can't do anything quite yet?
If the school is too busy or doesn't have capacity to help right now, this is far from a show stopper. It certainly helps if the school head sends an announcement to parents encouraging them to join. However many PTAs using Classlist around the country have relied on their own resources to develop invite lists; get the word out, and get Classlist sites up and running. You don't have to wait for the school to be ready.
Is it better to have the school as Data Controller?
The choice of data controller needs to reflect the reality of who is administering the site. This organisation will have more privileges and can use it for more things. If you have an active PTA with lots of Class Reps, events and announcements then we generally recommend the PTA takes the lead. If the PTA doesn't communicate extensively with parents or has limited resources and the school is either very active in promoting the parent community, or wants to enable parents contact each other, it is fine for the school to lead. You do need to make it clear to parents who manages the site. If this changes later, you can always ask parents to reconfirm they are happy with new arrangements.
Some schools prefer to be data controllers. This does make it easier for them to issue invitations and to build a very inclusive community. Where the school runs the site the PTA does not have an official role, although PTA members can send invitations and messages just as other members can. PTA officials can assist with some site administration tasks if the school has limited resources, but they must be careful not to use personal data or other information they obtain in this capacity for other PTA purposes. Classlist's Terms and Conditions explain this in more detail.
How does new legislation change PTA liabilities? Do we need to review our insurance?
Any organisation dealing with personal data will have additional responsibilities and liabilities from May 2018. This even applies if you simply circulate a spreadsheet of names. Working with Classlist means you have taken a big step to manage and reduce any potential liabilities, because our processes have gone through a legal audit and have a lot of data protection safeguards built in.
- Through establishing a relationship with Classlist as your Data Processor you immediately become compliant in terms of using a legally validated, properly structured approach to data management. Classlist also becomes responsible for the technical and cybersecurity aspects of where personal data goes; who is authorised to access to it, and how it is protected from attack.
- Regarding insurance, should there be a data breach where Classlist's systems are at fault, we are fully insured for public liability, professional indemnity and also have specific cover for cyber insurance. PTAs generally hold insurance policies designed to cover public and personal liability for the Association and its officers. You are advised to check your coverage to ensure all relevant contingencies are covered.
- In choosing to work with Classlist, you have selected the market leader in this area. Classlist brings experience from working with over 1,800 schools across the UK. We have also invested heavily to obtain the best possible legal advice to ensure our procedures comply with current and anticipated legal requirements. You will therefore be seen to have acted in a prudent and conservative manner in selecting your supplier. Naturally Classlist cannot be held responsible for data breaches where the PTA is at fault. However through using Classlist's purpose-built system, which is designed entirely around security, privacy and meeting PTA requirements, we believe that the likelihood of personal data going astray is significantly reduced.
What liability does my school take?
Classlist's agreement to act as Data Processor for the PTA or school means that we take prime liability for any breakdown in our systems or processes. As you would expect, the school does still have liability for negligence on their part, and should have insurance in place to cover this.
How real is the risk of a fine?
To date we aren't aware of any school or body associated with a school being prosecuted or fined for anything related to data protection. But nobody knows how the courts will enforce new regulations, and there is likely to be a period of adjustment as things bed down.
New legislation introduces a new set of penalties – the greater of 4% of turnover or €20 million. Under existing legislation ICO has handed out five and six figure fines not just to big corporates, but to well respected charities, who had systematically deployed fund-raising practices which weren't legal, or who failed to act appropriately after a data breach. Perhaps equally important is the reputational damage to the school and organisations associated with it if practices are found wanting in material respects.
In assessing what corrective action to take ICO will typically look at the overall data safeguarding processes followed by an organisation as well as the detail of any particular incident. This is where working with Classlist can really help. You have taken a big step forward in electing to work with a company which has gone the extra mile in not only seeking legal advice but obtaining a legal Opinion setting out how our practices are compliant.
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Rutgers offers our current students a multitude of learning community offerings. Students in learning communities will enjoy the benefits of sharing common residential and academic experiences while making new friends, exploring common interests and being a part of a close community of peers. We are excited for your participation in a Rutgers Learning Community. These programs will provide you with an opportunity to connect to a community of faculty, staff, and fellow students and to receive individualized attention to build foundations for success in your first year and beyond.
All residential learning communities require an online application. Select a learning community based on your current academic interest or an academic interest area you would like to explore.
Living-learning communities are both residential and curricular, allowing students to take one to three common first-year courses together with the ability to build supportive social and academic networks in and outside of the classroom. As a community member, you will make connections with faculty, students, and staff that will contribute to academically rich, fun, and rewarding academic experiences.
Thematic communities allow students with specific academic, personal, or professional interests to live amongst one another. These housing options have often been viewed by students as one of the most pleasant and satisfying experiences at the University.
The Cubs got the go-ahead Wednesday to add as many as 16 night games plus schedule later Friday afternoon games and concerts at Wrigley Field in a deal Mayor Rahm Emanuel called “an honest compromise” a day after team officials complained that it unfairly constrained them.
The increase in night games is one part of a massive “framework” the mayor, 44th Ward Ald. Tom Tunney and Cubs CEO Tom Ricketts announced in April for the team to renovate the aging, historic stadium and pay for it in part through expanded advertising. A hotel across the street also is part of the development.
Under an ordinance the Chicago City Council passed without debate, the Cubs will be able to schedule 35 night games outright starting next season, a number that could increase to 46 per year if Major League Baseball wants them to play more at night as part of a national television contract. That’s up from a limit of 30 night games in place since 2004.
A bus crash has claimed the lives of 28 tourists on Portugal's Madeira Island.
Two people have died at the Grand Canyon in separate incidents this week.
The unofficial tourism slogan for the Northern Territory, 'CU in the NT', first made headlines in 2016 with its cheeky tagline "The Top End. Different From The Bottom End".
A dingo believed to be responsible for an attack on a French family at Queensland's Fraser Island, has been captured and euthanised.
Just 60 people live in the Dutch village of Kinderdijk, but more than 600,000 tourists visit it each year.
Palau is to become the first country to ban toxic sunscreen to protect its reefs after study finds chemicals tainted famous lake.
A very real shire by the name of Bland has released a delightfully un-spicy video asking Australians to send it some flavour.
What Will Be Australia’s Next Big Thing?
"The health of the outback is very much at risk"
Applications are invited for the 2015 OERC seed research grant (up to $2500). The primary aim of this grant is to provide seed funding for a research project that may subsequently be developed for a funding application and/or into a research paper targeted at an international peer reviewed journal. Strong preference will be given multidisciplinary or OERC sub-theme related applications that help meet the objectives of the OERC with regard to networking and collaboration across the energy research community.
Money can be used for expendables or salaries, but staff salaries must be managed by the department of the primary investigator.
Primary investigator must be a University of Otago Staff member.
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Combine cream cheese, butter and vanilla extract in a medium bowl and blend until smooth. Add in powdered sugar and continue blending until smooth.
In a separate large bowl, add milk and both boxes of chocolate pudding mix. Whisk together until mixed well. Fold in whipped topping until well blended. Then fold the prepared cream cheese mixture into the pudding mixture.
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What have you learned about anthropocenics in this place?
On the first day of the field campus, we visited the St. Louis Airport Project Site (SLAPS), where we met with project managers from the Army Corps of Engineers, who are currently removing residual waste from the Mallinckrodt Chemical Company’s uranium refining during the 1940s and 1950s in St. Louis. Our discussion at SLAPS centered around the goals and frustrations of the remediation process -- a process which, already over-schedule, will likely continue for several more years.
On day one, we visited the Weldon Spring Containment cell in St. Charles, Missouri. At the height of the Cold War’s nuclear arms race in the 1950s, Mallinckrodt relocated uranium production from downtown St. Louis to a new refinery in St. Charles. Following the plant’s closure, the site was converted into a 42-acre containment cell designed to contain 1.5 million cubic yards of radioactive material for 1,000 years. At the Weldon Springs Interpretive Center, we learned from museum guides about their methods for informing the public about the legacy of the uranium industry and nuclear waste in the St. Louis region.
Photo taken at Weldon Spring Interpretive center, St. Louis, MO.
We also visited the Weldon Spring Containment cell in St. Charles, Missouri. At the height of the Cold War’s nuclear arms race in the 1950s, Mallinckrodt relocated uranium production from downtown St. Louis to a new refinery in St. Charles. Following the plant’s closure, the site was converted into a 42-acre containment cell designed to contain 1.5 million cubic yards of radioactive material for 1,000 years. At the Weldon Springs Interpretive Center, we learned from museum guides about their methods for informing the public about the legacy of the uranium industry and nuclear waste in the St. Louis region.
During the field campus, we also heard from St. Louis locals about their own methods of documenting, analyzing and describing environmental issues in the region. In a discussion moderated by Tony West, director of The Safe Side of the Fence, we met with Brian Zink, an attorney at Atomic Weapons Employee Consultants; Wendy Verhoff, a historian of radioactive waste in St. Louis; and Denise Brock, the Ombudsman to National Institute for for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH).
The discussion centered on the legacy of uranium refining in the city, and more than half a million nuclear workers who developed exposure-related illnesses. Much of the talk focused on Denise Brock’s key role in the passage of the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act (EEOICPA). This legislation ensures that compensation and payment of medical expenses are available to workers and their families who developed illnesses due to exposure to radioactive substances at certain nuclear facilities.

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