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KENT, Ohio – Colin Reardon threw a 42-yard touchdown pass to Chris Humphrey late in the fourth quarter as Kent State avoided a season-opening upset with a 17-10 win over Liberty on Thursday night.
The Golden Flashes, coming off the best season in school history, were without running back Dri Archer, being touted by the school as a potential Heisman Trophy candidate who suffered a leg injury early in the game. He had 10 yards on three carries.
Reardon, replacing a four-year starter who led Kent State to its first bowl appearance in 40 years, led a game-winning 88-yard drive. He hit Humphrey for his second touchdown pass with 4:28 to play.
The Flashes' defense stopped the Flames on downs at the Kent State 40 with just more than a minute to go.
Kent State had to overcome nine penalties in coach Paul Haynes' debut to run its regular-season winning streak to 11.
UCF 38, AKRON 7: In Orlando, Fla., Blake Bortles had three touchdown passes and threw for a career-high 314 yards as the Knights blew past the Zips.
Storm Johnson added 99 yards rushing and two scores as the Knights won their eighth consecutive season opener and second straight over the Zips.
It was the first 300-yard passing game of Bortles' career and the first by a Knights quarterback since 2009.
Akron dropped its 10th straight game, dating back to last season.
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Japan, 1963 (MIFF 1971, Akira Kurosawa Retrospective)
Director: Akira Kurosawa
Gondo, the production head of a shoe factory, mortgages his house and belongings to gain control of the company. Before he proceeds, a kidnapper rings and asks for a large amount of money for the return of his son. The money demanded would take all that he had raised. Later the son returns, and it is revealed that by mistake, the chauffeur's son has been kidnapped. Gondo agrees to pay the ransom; the boy is returned unharmed, and the kidnapper is caught and sentenced to death.


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Ahead of his election day disaster, District Attorney Craig Watkins announced the creation of a new division in his office. He's done this before, most recently with the Civil Rights Division, a team that will investigate, right alongside Internal Affairs, when a police officers shoots someone. The ... More >>
Less than a year since the U.S. Department of Justice announced it would review the "highly unreliable" results of microscopic hair analysis in federal cases, the State Forensic Science Commission will do the same in Texas. In cases nationally where DNA has later exonerated the wrongfully imprisoned ... More >>
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The University of Texas released the preliminary results today of that comprehensive study on the controversial natural gas producing process known as hydraulic fracturing (or fracking), drawing no link between it and claims of groundwater contamination. "While there have been casing/cement ... More >>
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Early Summer 2014
Home... for a moment!
I hope life is treating you well! Summertime, and the livin' is easy, or so the song goes.... Home is a great place to be! I've been home about a week, and now packing to go to Central California tomorrow morning. More about that in a minute....
First, let me share a tutorial (pardon my iPhone pictures—the color was a little "variable" from one image to the next, as the sun and morning mist changed the light coming in through the window!) for you to create your own inexpensive, colorful Placemats or Table Runners using..... Re-usable Tote Bags! Yep, shopping bags!
To check out the tutorial on my website, click HERE.
May and June have been busy months so far!
Early in May, I was at Empty Spools Seminars at Pacific Grove, California.
If you have a "bucket list", please add Empty Spools Seminars at historic Asilomar Conference Grounds to your list!
Our classroom this year was Triton, a mid-sized room with a cozy feeling! We took advantage of the lovely weather, and created an outdoor cutting station.
We had 15 students in class, and all did lovely work. Here is a peek at two student's designs at the end of class:
On the Road Again.....
Late May, I was up and down the central part of Utah. What a gorgeous state, in the springtime! I hope to tell you more in a different note all about the lovely people I met and the workshops in Brigham City, Orem, and Riverton UT.
Early June, I was teaching in St. Catharines, ON, Canada at the 2014 Quilt Canada event, held at the Brock University campus. We were "roughing it" in the dorms, walking a lot to and from class and having a wonderful time meeting new pals and reuniting with treasured quilting friends.
The highlight of the trip for me was a quick afternoon trip with Jeannie Jenkins (Toronto, Canada) and Judy Coates Perez (check out her blog entry: Oh Canada! Your Quilters put on a GREAT show!) to see the eye-popping Niagara Falls and surrounding region. Amazing! DAZZLING! So much WATER! (how I wish we had some here in draught-striken California).
This week I'll be teaching and speaking in the California Central Coast area, at the Seven Sisters "Sun, Sand & Sea" Quilt Show. The area is actually a bit inland from the Pacific Ocean in the communities of Atascadero, San Luis Obispo, and the small, quaint town of Orcutt, CA.
I hope I will see you there if you are in the vacinity! I love the whole region, which (to me) is a bit like what I imagine Tuscany could be like..... Sunshine, vineyards, hills, wildflowers and family owned ranches, orchards and homes.
Our workshop in both Atascadero and Old Town Quilt Shop in Orcutt will be a Starburst Quilt, much as our ancestors might have made, though ours will be bright and colorful with contemporary fabrics.
That's all from me for now! Of course, there is so much more to tell. I look forward to the next time our paths cross, and we can catch up on our latest news! Stay cool, and have a great summer!


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The Owl Bar at 3200 Kirby will close after the weekend of July 26. The Upper Kirby bar won't be gone for long though; there are plans to reopen The Owl Bar at 2221 West Alabama sometime during the fall of this year. For three days (July 24-26), The Owl Bar will have a "closeout" weekend to get rid o ... More >>
Next up in the Landry's Summer Chef Series is executive chef Ryan Braden of Brenner's Steakhouse on the Bayou. On Wednesday, July 16, beginning at 7 p.m., Braden will serve guests a five-course dinner with wine pairings for $95 per person. The meal kicks off with an heirloom tomato confit paired wit ... More >>
In a surprising turn of events, Susie Jimenez, owner and chef at Trenza, has announced that her West Avenue restaurant's last service will be Saturday, July 12. The Houston Press received this statement from Jimenez: "It's with great regret that I am announcing the closing of Trenza at West AVE. ... More >>
This is the second part of a two-part Chef Chat interview. If you missed Part 1, you can read it here. On the day of our visit, Susie Jimenez was working in the kitchen and had been all day. She'd been on-site since 7 a.m. and would be there a few hours past our 5:30 p.m. visit. She's one of those ... More >>
This is the first part of a two-part Chef Chat interview. Check back with us tomorrow to read Part 2. If things had gone slightly different, Susie Jimenez might not have opened her Mexican/Latin American/Indian fusion restaurant, Trenza, in Houston. Jimenez came very close to having her own Food Ne ... More >>
H-E-B Movie Night @ Discovery Green Friday, 7:45 p.m. 1500 McKinney Spend the evening at Discovery Green during the H-E-B Movie Night featuring Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on the lawn during this free event. Spaghetti Warehouse will provide meatballs fo ... More >>
Food Network is looking for the next star to host a new cooking show this year, and Sarah Penrod, from League City, has been selected as a finalist. Penrod is joined by 11 other contestants vying for the title of Next Food Network Star. But, this isn't her first rodeo. Penrod had a chance at compet ... More >>
Fresh on the heels of the recent Kiss My Grits throwdown last week, I wondered: What kind of creativity would Houston's gourmet food trucks bring to the table for this year's 3rd Annual Curry Crawl throw down competition at Straits Asian Bistro? The answer was easy: A whole heck of a lot. In all, ... More >>
The theme of this year's Houston International Festival may be Australia, but at Celebrate Australia, the main food event of the festival, the best eats were decidedly Texan in nature. The barbecue cook-off competition, the first of what the International Festival hopes to make an annual event, br ... More >>
Ask any relatively intelligent American to throw out an Australian phrase, and he'll probably say either "G'day, mate," or "throw another shrimp on the barbie." This limited knowledge of Australian slang might lead one to think that Australians don't barbecue much other than shrimp, but this is, of ... More >>
I'm excited about this year's International Festival highlighting Australia for two reasons: One, it gives me an excuse to post the music video for Men At Work's brilliant 1980 song "Land Down Under" (see the next page), and two, I honestly don't know much about Australian food. Being that the fest ... More >>
Wow, what a week it's been for Menu of Menus. Fifteen new restaurants signed up to join us on April 8 (that's next Tuesday) from 7 to 10 p.m. at Silver Street Station for food, drinks and the epic Iron Fork competition. BB's Cafe will be on hand, no doubt serving up delicious Cajun-style fare, as ... More >>
At the recently opened Latin-Indian fusion restaurant named Trenza, Susie Jimenez creates dishes that match her physical and personality traits: bold, petite, enthusiastic, and colorful. All over the menu, Indian spices and Latin foods -- and vice versa -- play together in bold strides to create a ... More >>
The rest of the best 2013.
There weren't any permanent closure announcements this week, but two restaurants are now temporarily closed - one because of a fire, and the other because of a brick-and-mortar expansion. The roof of the House of Pies on Kirby caught on fire late on Wednesday night, forcing the pie shop to temporar ... More >>
We heard of only one restaurant closing its doors this week (and it came without much of a shock). It wasn't much longer after the Zushi on Memorial Drive at Westcott closed that the other Zushi location, in the Energy Corridor, shut its doors. Sushi Club of Houston President Carl Rosa reports on t ... More >>
The rest of the best.
Since there aren't that many closings in comparison to most other weeks, let's get the sad news over with first. Yummy Yummy for my Tummy opened at the beginning of June, but has decided to close its doors. In an announcement on Facebook on Wednesday, October 9, the Latin American restaurant off of ... More >>
One of the most hated aspects of dining in Houston
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So, the Next Food Network Star has been announced. We'll get to the winner, but first, I'm writing as I watch the reunion show and revisiting some of the contestants eliminated early on: the ones I rooted for and the ones I rolled my eyes at. The show started off with 14 contestants; by the ... More >>


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5 Farms Where You Can Cut a Christmas Tree near Bangor
Finding the perfect Christmas tree is an art form. It can't be too big (or too small) to fit precisely in the spot we have reserved for it in our living rooms.
Finding the perfect Christmas tree is an art form. It can't be too big (or too small) to fit precisely in the spot we have reserved for it in our living rooms.
If you haven't checked them out yet, you should, because only the indie gaming community can bring you magical snipers, mind control office cubicles, and auto-cannibalism.
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Britney Spears has changed her look many times throughout the years -- blonde, brunette, shaved head, bangs, center-parted and extensions. She has also had her emotional ups and down, with her husbands, kids, boyfriends, managers, parents and the paparazzi. There has been one constant through it all and that's Brit Brit's warm and winning smile!
When one thinks of 'Say Anything...,' John Cusak, holding a boom box above his head and serenading Ione Skye with the Peter Gabriel song 'In Your Eyes' likely comes to mind.
But beyond that iconic scene, Cameron Crowe's directorial debut is perhaps one of the most well-crafted and nuanced teen romantic comedies of all time.
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Happy Halloween! LET'S PARTY!!!!!!
Few film experiences are more deeply satisfying than watching a psychotically disturbed villain get what's coming to them. It's one of the key emotional resolutions in all of cinema, so why, then, do so many, many films get this simple, primal act so terribly, terribly wrong?
On AMC's 'The Walking Dead,' our planet is overrun with flesh-eating zombies. And while Snooki, Donald Trump, John Mayer, Kim Kardashian and Lindsay Lohan aren't quite pretty enough to play the undead, we have the fix for that.
We've zombie-fied those annoying individuals to make them picture-perfect, and even given them appropriate new names -- just in time for Halloween.


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Authors: Sawyer, Ruth, 1880-1970
Title: The way of the storyteller
Publisher: New York, Viking Press [1962]
Characteristics: 360 p. 21 cm
Local Note: Also in juvenile reference
Branch Call Number: 372.64 SA
Bibliography: Includes bibliography
Subject Headings: Storytelling
Topical Term: Storytelling
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What a bore. MSN who can afford leccy goes green. Wife reverts back to batteries
RIP Personal Computer World
A race to the bottom
Well all IT is done in India and there is little left for us in the UK to do now, apart from formulate debt repayment and exit strategies. I loved PCW and PC mags in general, would not buy them now as 'Programming' well thats not done here, nor is x,y or z.
May as well release 'Popular Aluminium Smelting' or 'Car manufacturer monthly' we have won the race to the bottom, now what?
Undead deleted photos linger on social networking websites
Some arse is doing a PHD in social networking sites, thats akin to a PHD in brothels.
McDonalds for him
CSC freezes UK pay
Most 'Bonus' schemes have targets, have yours risen in a soft market to an untenable level, if so then yes you can get a bonus if you make 10 gazillion dollars, and if you could do that you would not be working here, or have I got that wrong too.
Essentially its all offshore now, like cars and the like, so IT will see a steep decline, and pay cuts, this will filter through to people not buying anything, I for one am re-negotiationg payments with creditors and not buying any UK made items, sticking to the cheapest if i need something.
I realise this will kill the Global Economy, but its dead now anyway is it not?. The economy will ecover when all countries are at their lowest wages whch with UK stagnation and India growth is at the moment 4 years, yep 4 years till India and the UK are on level pegging.
Dont believe it ok then.
Last year your house was worth £200'000 which was $400'000, or 243'000 Euro
This year its worth £170'000 which is $243000 or 180'000 Euro
Your salary is the same
In terms of buying power you just lost over 30% of it.
Now if your country makes things, then this is fine, if its like the UK and the best money to be made is to screw the electorate (Banking, Politics) then not so good.
Whilst the UK is shrinking, India is growing
The uk will shrink again, the currency and your house will be worth less.
At the same time the Indian economy will appreciate and they will get wage rises usually @ 15%
A uk based programmer today is circa £30k and will be as there are no wage rises
An indian based prigrammer who is remote is on circa £15k in todays money
Now if they grow by 10% and we shrink by 4% thats 15% per annum
in 5 years, the circle is squared.
Thats how the wealth of nations works, and CSC and IBM know this, Accenture too (They are based in a tax haven for good reason).
So you will have ajob, and you will have bargaining power, the retail and banking industry will die, it has to before we grow.
We also need to get back to basics, not much point in being a salesman when nobody wants to buy. Also not much point i n moaning about pay when your government allowed Business to dictate where the jobs go, mist companies could close their US and UK operations tomorrow and be no worse off.
In the meantime, im off to watch some Government Ministers clearing their moats of reciepts.
Obama declares war on Ireland over tech tax avoidance
Deep Impact
Like the film deep impact America now has a black president just when the country aint worth a shit anymore.
Flood of liquidations as credit dries up
Its a drag....
These are the peope , businesses that got into trouble LAST year, who are probably being brought round to formal insolvency now, therefore this will get worse as these 'statistics' tend to drag actual events by a good few months.
Study finds IT heads not interested in power saving
has anyone told India?
Our servers are in India, and its Indian Electricity, its cheaper than UK electricity. We also use phillipine electricity which is cheaper that Indian.
Cant see this going anywhere, you simply outsource the problem and it goes away, simples :)
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whaddaf*ck does all this mean, is a ps3 still faster I need to know, its not just cards now I need platforms compared.
Obama pledges 3% of GDP for science
So India wil be happy
As they said in 'Mosters vs Aliens' get our best brains on this one, somebody call India.
Now not so funny as its kind of reality.
Oh well, I hope my Indian overlords are kind to me when outsourcing some crappy IT support project.
IBM boasts Sun-HP server pact pillaging
We are borg
Soon once we have all of you under the IBM cosh we shall change your terms and conditions just like AMEX in the spring of 2009......MUHAHAHHAHAHAAAAAAA!!!! *cough* HAHAHAHHAAAAA
O2 starts giving away iPhones
IBM will give you a laptop for that
For £44 a month IBM will give its employees a laptop
However the terms are a little more restrictive, loads of great deals abound :)
For the not so thick, most carriers will give you a free whatever you want with a new bundle (WII, LCD,PS3, other....)
Vodafone confirms layoffs
Vodafone layoffs outsourcing
Blah Blah, same old same old, sod this Im off to get a cushy government job in some English/Irish/Welsh/Zulu parliament, no need to work, no need for skill and no worry about cutting margins.
As for you sods, you have to vote for one of them, so its a win win :)
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Abandon Ship Ye scurvy sea biscuit!!
Eircom in dwindling subscription mystery.......
Fasthosts to offshore support staff
liq uid ation
accounts overdue, means no redundancy for the romanians or the phillipinos, wonder if they will hack their redundancy, well romanians anyway... We use philipines for some items and they are process driven non thinkers, just what you need if you promise jam tomorrow.
US gooses economy with IT billions
IT Industry
Reduced to the same level as making shirts, not what we want our children to do. My friend a 'Washing Machine' engineer makes more than me and I earn a lot as a J2EE Architect.
I have to work 16 hours for my slice and the threat of offshoring is always there, my friend is paid to examine machines in service stations and supermarkets and works 10am to 4pm.
I am taking an OU course on Heating and ventilation engineering and will be leaving my job soon.
I have a 1st class degree and am J2EE certified together with the wholly useless CIPD from the BCS.
Hopefully y'all need to keep warm in the winter :)
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So thats how the credit crunch will get worse
If you go titsup, then all the companies that you owe $ to cannot cary that loss forward year on year.
Very interesting imagine evading tax on $20billion as a 'writedown' whilst also charging 'interest' on the capital amount lent that may realise in 2025.
They are all as guilty as each other.
Nigerian car thief turns into sheep
I think they handle our AIX systems
The writing style is uncannily similar to that of our dedicated AIX support, however a sheep transformation would at least be something, as opposed to a lengthy report in abstract f*ckwittian on how they once again forgot all about UUID and Groups.
Mind you i keeps me in a job :)
Google mistakes entire web for malware
Its still blocked!
Sacked Indian workers beat chief exec to death
My doctor is Indian, my IT is Indian, my car parts are made in India, in my shopping centre the drains say 'India' on them (Braehead, just outside next) and the BT people who try sell me Tat are Indian.
Unfortunateley my management and bankers are still British.
Guess which ones work!
So what if this happens its a one off, did they loose close to $ 1000 billion in total this year?
And what can we do about it?
We cant buy cars, we cant enter into the sciences, we cant set up industries and now we cant even sell frikkin houses to each other.
About time we followed that example says I :)
Dell: We went green too early
Electricity is cheap in India so who gives a toss about your green computers, I build datacentres and the UK vs India cost for electricity is a no brainer.
Some of you folk really need to wake the F8ck up !
Today be talk like a pirate day
Lick a minge day
Arr I be misreadin yer bootynote,bein a full pirate oi be thinkin ye be promotin the 'Lick a minge ' day, which us northern pirates fear du to the girth of the cat.
London stock market floored by computer glitch
Off and on
have the tech support wallahs been to be switching off and on and to be doing the needful?
If its an IT issue in the UK, then we best ask India to fix it, as there are sod all qualified tech people left here that would run this sort of mess.
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Welcome to my details
I cant get credit for toffee these days, if a fraudster gets credit under my name I would welcome a few tips.
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Cluster Of Useless Data ahem TM...
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The Archbishop has always been a great supporter of inter-faith harmony and, as rightly pointed out at the function in Chennai, is a committed unifier who is opposed to antiquated dogma in all its forms. On a similar historic visit in September 2004 to Al-Azhar, one of Islam's oldest centres of learning at Cairo, Archbishop Williams spoke of the commonness of purpose of all faiths, saying: "whenever a Muslim, a Christian or a Jew refuses to act in violent revenge, creating terror and threatening or killing the innocent, that person bears witness to the true God." These are the kind of leaders the world needs and not demagogues who appeal to the baser emotions of people.
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Yea I don't see anyone getting downvoted except the trolls who aren't taking this thread seriously.
In fact everyone here got an upvote. Was there a karma bomber here recently?
[edit] Didn't see this:
On the first page, a lot of the posts with positive karma have been downvoted once. I don't think anyone slipped, because it happened quite a few times.
Sounds like a karma bomber to me, not a case where everyone is being intolerant. Honestly if that was the case, we should all be arguing right now. Calm your tits
You guys should read this article. It's an editorial (well, two editorials) about why religiousness in the US is declining, and I thought it was a really interesting read.
That really is an interesting read. Also the top comments to that article had some good points as well.
I noticed the number of commenters who expressed the same problem I have: Christians who did not stop being a Christian in the "aspire like Christ sense" but stopped being Christians in the "Conservative traditionalist" sense because one is now far removed from the other.
God exists by many names, he isn't a person, the big bang happened, evolution happened, ghosts exist, life on other planets exist, parallel universes exist, there's an afterlife, the afterlife is multiple alternate universes people go to depending on their morale, etc. I like to think that not one religion has the true idea of God, but that doesn't mean he doesn't exist. I when I mean "he," I mean… something. I like to think of God as a web that holds all order. When a lining in the web is torn, something bad happens.
Actually I've had similar idea's so if you are crazy, then you are not the only one. I.E: It's possible that while no religion has the "right god", all of them could be hinting at the same correct entity. Different cultures just interpret the entity differently. That's the fun thing about religion; anyone's guess is as good as anyone's.
Also most Chistians look at the Big Bang theory and Evolution that way too: If that's how things happened according to the evidence then that's probably the way God did it. We don't need to look at Abrahams 4000 year old legend as a literal transcription of events
Even that's a misconception. Pretty much all of the Advice God macro's are just that: playing on the usual stereotypes of the Bible held by people who obviously don't read it.
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May 16th, 2007, 08:53 AM
yes or no?
May 16th, 2007, 08:56 AM
I must say "No", i'm not generally annoyed by someone because i just turn my cochlear implant off if they complain or blabbing. Hehe, but seriously i never done it before! :p
May 16th, 2007, 09:00 AM
what if it is the same person, with the same attitude, over and over again. If you are not paying any attention to them, but they launch the same objections again and again, and they are really the only one saying the same objection again and again. I mean if you don't like someone, ignore them. But don't be a bully, especially if the person will actually put you in your place.
May 16th, 2007, 09:06 AM
Yes, if it is you. Naturally.
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really, how do you add to ignore list?
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how do you add a person to the igsnore list.
Go to their profile, just below the avatar, there is a grey line (well if your using the grey background like me), among that is the option to add this poster to your ignore list.
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I have gone without body lotion for ages and ages because they are sticky and takes effort to get to absorbed and living in tropical hot and humid weather this can leave you super sticky and dirty. so I have avoided them ever since, until I saw Bentley blonde on yt talked abt this lotion, she described how she hates sticky creamy lotion in the summer that leaves your legs slimy and said this was hydrating and yet so lightweight, the way she described how she despised sticky lotion during the summer months describes perfectly how I hate lotions generally wear on me in the weather I live in.
I decided to give this lotion a try, it has a light fresh cucumber smell and is lightweight and easily absorbed, leaves me nicely hydrated. Doesn't leave me sticky at all which is what I'm looking for in a lotion. I feel that this still leave me hydrated the next day even when I have showered and not put this on. My knees have gotten super soft. All in all this has converted me into using lotion again. The price is reasonable and does the job, a word of caution though, I have slightly dry body skin but very oily face and this works fine but might not be enough for super dry body skin. My scaly dry patches (on my legs) softened and improved. Great and works and best of all, not sticky.
More reviews by ChubbyBunny3698
Sensitive skin and eczema gals, afraid not! I have never seen or felt satisfying, soft, smooth result with any of the body moisturizers I have purchased and tried before This is a total HG and beauty steal! I usually have irritated skin conditions on my legs and sometimes it's so bad, I felt embarrassed and conscious of it whenever I wear my shorts or skirt. My skin usually get pink and blotchy on my thighs and legs after I come out of a hot, long shower (well, that might be my first), but this product is amazing. Aloe Vera is super soothing and calming for sun burnt and sensitive skin, plus is natural, which I love. This huge 750ml bottle of skin saver have lasted my for more than 4 months, and today I still have at least one fifth of it remain. So everyday once I get out of the showers, I will generously slather some of this baby on my legs, thighs, arms and neck area, it's also known that your skin absorb moisturizers much better when your skin in damp or just been out of the shower. 1 full pump of the body lotion is just enough for one of my leg, the consistency is extremely light and absorb into my skin super well. However,I have normal skin with only a few dry areas like my knees or elbows, if it's during the winter season or I haven't being exfoliating often. This moisturizer isn't as thick and creamy enough to penetrate further into the skin is you have really dry, flaky skin.
Such a light, non offensive scent, I believe it's pure aloe vera with a scent of cucumber essence, which explains why Cucumis Sativus (Cucumber) Fruit Extract is on the ingredient list.
I purchased this in the second largest size and bottle (750ml/25.35 fl.ounce) available in this body lotion range, but wait, Vaseline have creating numerous of difference size of packaging for travellers and on-the-go peoples. Here in Australia, size of the bottle varies from 150ml/200ml/375ml/750/1.5L and a gel form. I comes in an aloe vera green bottle with a pump, YAY for pumps, HOWEVER, the lid of the pump loves to come off, so just make sure you screw the lid super tight.
Water, Glycerin, Stearic Acid, Glycol Stearate And Stearamide Amp, Isopropyl Palmitate, Dimethicone, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Tocopheryl Acetate, Retinyl Palmitate, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, Lecithin, Cucumis Sativus (Cucumber) Fruit Extract, Glyceryl Stearate, Cetyl Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, Carbomer, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Disodium Edta, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Fragrance, Ci 19140, Ci 42090
Prices: Varies from size to size, so I would advice you to go to your local supermarket or beauty stores and check out the price if you're interested.
Would I repurchase- YES! YES! YES!
Hope you enjoy my review, HAPPY SHOPPING!
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I don't require a lot of moisture (unless we're talking about my hair, lol) and my skin loves aloe so this is my ideal year round body lotion. If I have drier spots popping up anywhere from time to time, and simply using *more* isn't going to cut it, I might layer a thicker lotion on top (I don't use heavier-duty ones alone because they tend to just sit on top and make things worse for me), but for everyday use I wouldn't want to use anything else. Perfect non-sticky texture, and has a (very mild) soothing effect. I find it makes small marks (hyperpigmentation) disappear faster, and often eases any sort of irritation. YMMV of course, but there have been more and more studies coming out that suggest aloe's properties in this regard are very real, especially if used regularly.
**Note: I never have and currently never intend to buy the SPF-added version of this product.**
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This lotion smells really refreshing and it absorbes really fast, it's great for summertime.
Every summer I buy this because It smells fresh and clean. Keeps my body well moisturised also.
Mine didn't come with a pump so I had to flip the bottle and pour it out to get the lotion. Regardless, I love this lotion because it leaves my skin feeling super soft. It does smell more like cucumbers than aloe which isn't exactly what I'm crazy for, which is why I prefer to use Nivea as my everyday body lotion instead. The only negative thing I have to say about this lotion is the feeling I get directly after using it on my body. It absorbs and dries quick but leaves this light sticky feeling afterwards. I'm not bothered by it because after like 30 minutes, my skin feels incredibly soft. SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SOFT!
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I have dry skin but enjoy light weight products but I still expect them to perform. I used two layers of this on my arms and legs for a week and didn't see any improvements at all, if so it was super minimal! I was so disappointed. I actually don't like the smell of Aloe so this product didn't win me over with it's STRONG smell. The Victoria's Secrets body lotion was much more moisturizing even though it's more of a fragrance. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND the Gold Bond Moisturizing Lotion though! That makes your skin CRAZY soft :D
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Not a big fan of Vaseline petroleum jelly for "moisturizing" but a fan of this lotion. I remember using this when I was younger and being surprised it wasn't all heavy and greasy feeling like regular Vaseline's trademark. I've really gotten into it recently now that it's summer and I have gotten into sort of an aloe craze (although my biggest craze-cocoa butter-is still going strong). I have bought both the Vaseline brand and the Equate brand which copies the ingredients mark by mark and is half the price as the Vaseline brand. Besides, I go through a bottle quickly when you use it at least 2 times a day. I use it both morning and night. After a shower, to refresh me in the morning, keep me moisturized through the night, even in the middle of the day as a dewy treat for my skin. It is very light and creamy, the perfect texture. It sinks right in the skin. It is so cooling and refreshing. It makes me feel so clean even when I'm feeling grimy. It moisturizes average, but it still moisturizes. I play piano, and who wants to play piano when they have dry hands? Another thing is, I can't play piano with greasy and thick cream on my hands. It would turn my keys into a slip'n slide and leave marks on pages. This keeps my hands energized and moisturized and ready to go. It's one of those lotions that's great for when your leaving right out the door and don't have forever to wait for it to sink in. The smell is really great. It smells like aloe and cucumbers, but not in an obnoxious way. The smell doesn't interfere with anything, it is very subtle and cool. The lime green bottle is gorgeous. Looks great! The huge pump also lasts forever with daily use. It's good to know petroleum jelly has been booted from the front line. Doesn't leave my skin dull and lifeless, but gives a healthy glow and sheen. Great for summer, and surely it's also good in winter for a light moistuizing experience. I recommend you pick this up for around $5 a big bottle, or get a small tube for trying it out for less. I have already repurchased, nothing can top it for soothing!
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This product smells very light and refreshing and wasn't sticky at all. I absolutely hate having sticky lotion on my skin so this was a plus. It was a large bottle for a fairly cheap price. Also, when I had a sunburn and applied this lotion on it, it felt cool and relieving since this product had aloe in it. However, I always had to apply more to keep myself moisturized. It feels as if the product just sit on top of my skin. My legs would get dry within an hour or two. When I used this on my face at night, I would wake up extra oily. It would be a good light summer lotion but definitely not moisturizing enough for my skin.
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That lotion is great, it's really light, absorbs quickly and smells pretty good... Great for summer, really refreshing.


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Economic Statistics for 22 Oct 14
Consumer prices rose 0.1% in September at both the headline and core rates of the CPI. On a year-over-year basis, the CPI is up 1.7%, again at both the core and headline levels.
The MBA reports that, thanks to falling lending rates, mortgage applications rose a sharp 11.6% last week, with purchases down -5.0% but refis up 23.0%.
The executive end run
Want to know what the Berghdal investigation found? You'll have to wait till after the election. Want to know what your new health insurance rates will be? You'll have to wait until after the election. Why? Because it appears they both will be unpopular with most of the citizenry.
Interested in what is happening on the immigration front? You'll have to wait until after the election … however there does seem to be some prep going on as AP reports:
The Homeland Security Department appears to be preparing for an increase in the number of immigrants living illegally in the country to apply for work permits after President Barack Obama announces his long-promised plans for executive actions on immigration reform later this year.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services confirmed to The Associated Press that it has published a draft contract proposal to buy the card stock needed to make work permits and Permanent Resident Cards, more commonly known as green cards. The proposal calls for providing material for at least 5 million cards a year, with as many as 9 million "during the initial period … to support possible future immigration reform initiative requirements." The contract calls for as many 34 million cards over five years.
USCIS, the Homeland Security agency that oversees immigration benefits, produces about 3 million work permits and Green Cards annually, so the new contract would at least provide the Obama administration with the flexibility to issue far more work permits or green cards even if it chose not to exercise that option.
So they're either ordering a 10 year supply or something is up. ABC's Rick Klein reports:
Republicans can thank the reliable old federal bureaucracy for their latest little gift-wrapped present. The AP reports that the Department of Homeland Security is soliciting millions of new green cards – yes, the physical paperwork needed for legal status – "to support possible future immigration reform initiative requirements." That's right: The federal government is already ordering as many as 34 million new cards over five years to accommodate legal changes that haven't been announced, much less approved by Congress. If and when this factoid makes its way into a campaign ad or a stump speech, it will be another reminder of the questionable political strategy of the White House deciding to delay immigration action until after the election. You don't get full credit for not acting if everyone knows you're about to. And the idea that tax dollars are set to be expended to support a sweeping new policy, before that policy is even announced or enacted? How better to confirm voters' mistrust in government?
Congress? This president don't need no stinkin' Congress. And certainly not one that is run by Republicans. Nope … instead that will provide the perfect excuse (despite the obvious premeditation) to blame the GOP and take unilateral action.
And what will Congress do about such an end run? Well, likely nothing if their history is an indication.
So here we are with a wretched economy, the lowest labor participation rate in decades, stagnant wages and what does it appear our brilliant President is about to do?
That's why you have to wait till after the election to find out.
Economic Statistics for 21 Oct 14
ICSC-Goldman reports weekly retail sales were weak, falling -0.3%, and rising only 2.1% on a year-over-year basis. Redbook, conversely, reports retail sales rose 4.1% on a year-ago basis.
Existing home sales rose a solid 2.4% in September, hitting an annualized 5.17 million rate, which was better than expected.
Economic Statistics for 17 Oct 14
Housing starts for September rebounded 6.3% after August's 12.8% drop. The pace was at 1.017 million units, topping expectations.
The Reuter's/University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index rose 1.8 points to 86.4 in the October preliminary reading.
Economic Statistics for 15 Oct 14
The Fed's Beige Book report indicates economic growth—again—is modest to moderate. Slowing inflation and weak growth overseas is spurring concern about slower economic growth. There is even talk, based on this report, of another new round of Quantitative Easing.
Reinforcing the Fed's concerns, Producer Prices for Final Demand fell -0.1% in September, while prices less food and gas—the so-called "core rate"—were unchanged. The PPI-FD less food, energy & trade services also fell 0.1%. Goods prices fell -0.2% and services prices fell -0.1%. On a year-over-year basis, the PPI-FD is up 1.6% at the headline level and 1.8% at the core.
The Treasury reports that a revenue surplus of $105.8 billion in September pushed the FY2014 deficit down to $483.4 billion from $680.2 billion in FY2013.
The October Atlanta Fed Business Inflation Expectations survey shows that businesses expect 1.9% inflation over the next year. This is down from 2.1% in the previous month.
The Empire State manufacturing index for October fell sharply to 6.17 from September's 5-year high of 27.54.
September retail sales fell a worse-than-expected -0.3% in September. Sales less autos fell -0.2% and sales less autos and gas fell -0.1%. Analysts expected an overall increase of 0.3%.
The MBA reports that mortgage applications rose 5.6% last week, with purchases down -1.0% but refis up 11.0%.
Economic Statistics for 14 Oct 14
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index for September fell -0.8 points to 95.3 on falling job openings and capital spending.
ICSC-Goldman reports weekly retail sales fell -0.7%, but rose 3.8% on a year-over-year basis. Redbook reports retail sales rose 3.8% on a year-ago basis.
Economic Statistics for 10 Oct 14
Economic Statistics for 9 Oct 14
Chain stores today are reporting moderate increases in rates of year-on-year sales growth in September.
A drop in wholesale sales of -0.7% swelled inventories by 0.7%, leading to a hefty stock-to-sales ratio of 1.19.
Initial weekly jobless claims fell 1,000 to 287,000. The 4-week average fell 7,000 to 287,750. Continuing claims fell 21,000 to 2.381 million.
The Bloomberg Consumer Comfort Index rose 2 points to 36.8 in the latest week.
The Fed's balance sheet rose $5.1 billion last week, with total assets of $4.455 trillion. Reserve bank credit rose $3.9 billion.
The Fed reports that M2 money supply fell by $-7.3 billion in the latest week.
More self-inflicted economic problems on the way
The Obama economy is a mess, with median incomes retreating, fudged employment numbers and generally the usual mess you can expect from a over-regulated and highly manipulated "market". In other words, it stinks because of government as much as anything else. Our betters seem not to understand the very basics of human nature – humans respond to incentives. So they continue to cobble together more and more feel good projects (i.e. they make the "elite" feel good) that backfire. Why? Because humans respond to disincentives as well – and their feel good projects are long on disincentives, something they can't seem to wrap their heads around.
By design, the next example of that will take place after the November mid-term elections:
Starting this year, the United States' working population will face three major employment disincentives resulting from the very benefits the Affordable Care Act (ACA) provides: (1) an explicit tax on full-time work, (2) an implicit tax on full-time work for those who are ineligible for the ACA's health insurance subsidies, and (3) an implicit tax that links the amount of available subsidies to workers' incomes.
A new study published by the Mercatus Center at George Mason University advances the understanding of how much these ACA taxes will reduce overall employment, and why. It concludes that the reduction will be nearly double that projected by previous analyses. Labor markets ultimately will reduce weekly employment per person by about 3 percent—translating to roughly 4 million fewer full-time-equivalent workers.
4 million more jobs in an economy already suffering one of the lowest labor participation rates in its history. Why have "middle class" wages stagnated or dropped? One major reason has to do with disincentives like this. Its like the $15 minimum wage trope. Force it on business and they have a "disincentive" to hire people for jobs that aren't worth that and an incentive to automate or go short handed and double up the work on someone else.
That's precisely the type of disincentive that ObamaCare is about to inflict on the economy. We'll then hear the usual nonsense about greedy and uncaring companies and how the "market" has failed us. It is as predictable as the next blizzard being somehow blamed on global warming.
Meanwhile, these 4 million that may join the currently unemployed are real people who will suffer real problems because of the disincentive provided by a very poorly thought out law that won't effect those who passed it. All Democrats can hope is that enough people will drop off the unemployment roles by the time the next presidential election rolls around that the fudged unemployment stats look acceptable.
What a hell of a way to run a railroad.
Economic Statistics for 7 Oct 14
ICSC-Goldman reports weekly retail sales rose 0.1%, and rose 3.9% on a year-over-year basis. Redbook reports retail sales rose 5.4% on a year-ago basis.
Gallup's Economic Confidence Index rose 1 point in September to -15.
Consumer credit rose a lower-than-expected $13.5 billion in August, as revolving credit slipped to $0.2 billion.