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KylieFloridaHairBlondeDry HairCurly HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse HairChemically Treated HairGreat At First, But Doesn't LastI have had my CHI for about 4 years and it worked perfect in the first year or so. The life of this CHI slowly goes down hill from that point on. The heat stops reaching it's highest temperature and it just doesn't work the same. It completely died on me last week, so I am done with CHI. I feel like your just paying for a name with CHI. There are a lot of other flat irons available at the same price if not less that deliver better quality.posted Feb 16, 2012Link to this post
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enuR - 24 June, 2011
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I agree with arsouza, please play BAD! ...and ZOOROPA too. :-)
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U2 will be there,that will be awesome....Glastonbury!!
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The Fly version in Bono video
Anyone know what live era the audio of "The Fly" playing in the Bono 2.0 era video is from?
u2 ka - 23 June, 2011
Yes, Adam hearing zooropa on this the 3rd year of the tour is amazing and it brought a smile to my face for sure. I brought my kids to the 1st night of Anaheim and they both loved hearing and seeing that song. I love that after so many U2 shows in so many countries and states you guys still manage to pull out a few surprises! Thank you.....
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The flowering rose of Glastonbury
These great videos take me on a beautiful journey through U2;s exceptional history. Having delivered a breathtaking and heart-warming Red Rocks performance despite the bad weather, U2 set a musical milestone that was so important for their entire career. "Bad" amazes me because of its subtle changes between loud and quiet parts, with Bono turning the song into a tender mood after a passionate expression of despair and pain while singing "I;m wide awake". Playing a mesmerizing version of "Bullet The Blue Sky", U2;s apocalyptic sounds conjur up a heavy atmosphere, almost painting the images the lyrics refer to. In every note of Bono;s haunting vocals I can hear the violence and fear he went through when visiting Central America. The oversized Popmart stage including "Discotheque" represents U2;s most extravagant era. Having moved away from their classic sound as far as they could, it is a sudden surprise to hear Edge;s ringing guitar notes as if they came out of layers of trash in the middle part. "Vertigo" accompanied by effective red lights is one of the strongest live tracks. Merging into a snippet of "Stories For Boys", U2 create a beautiful reference to their early material, using the words "hello, hello" in both songs. It is also great to hear The Edge talk about his excitement and joy to play at the Glastonbury festival. And through the wonders of science Bono is not only better; he is the best! I wish U2 much, much luck, success, health and joy for tomorrow! I hope that many new and young fans will follow them on their great musical journey!
IanMX - 23 June, 2011
Play whatever you like
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evilimpy - 23 June, 2011
I meant the fly, not UTEOTW
IanWosiski - 22 June, 2011
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Play BETTER THAN into THE FLY - it was a killer opener in Anahiem that set the tone for a full throttle show. Epic. Thank you!
FernandoPeixeiro - 22 June, 2011
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Guys, have a nice show this Friday!
Play with heart, three achords and true.
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From Brazil
We are the show of the night!
evilimpy - 22 June, 2011
so im guessing Until the End of the World is gonna be played at glastonbury maybe? cool stuff
pmaloy - 22 June, 2011
Not long now...
...see you there boys!!!!!!!!!!!!!
johnmconway - 21 June, 2011
Play Bad, Please Play Bad
We will be there PLEASE PLAY BAD
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Much anticipation.....
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Melissa in Chicago. Like these bonus vids being uploaded. Nice touch.
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Keep Zooropa in the set!!! seems like an amazing highlight of this current leg!! :D


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I see that, but there is no class or lip to keep the iPad in the case...seems like it would pop out all the time.
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I would think once all 4 of those corners are holding it on, with the lips on each corner you would have to physically pop at least 2 of them off for the ipad to come out.
hard to tell. hopefully the owner will chime in soon. i went to order one, but its not available until 5/4 so ill wait a bit. its exactly what i want, but perhaps i can find something local or just as good in stock.
or the quirky cloak will be available soon.
The Incipio was reviewed by MacWorld and while they like it, it was not worth it for my taste. $60 and you cannot fold the cover back while holding it. The only advantage was being able to remove the iPad easier than the Apple case. If I wanted a stand for my iPad, I would not go to a case like that.
well the incipio is only $22 in that link. that low price might make it better for some!
no one has that macally bookstand in stock. doesnt ship for a couple weeks still. that sucks. I hate waiting. im paranoid about not having a case right now.
seems like all the decent cases arent available yet.
Sorry, I was on an airplane all day... I wouldn't be worried about the iPad popping out of the case, I just held it upside down, slipped my fingernails under the 2 edges of the backside of the case and shook it, trying to dislodge the iPad... It didn't budge at all, and I shook it hard. The corners have a little lip on them that snap over the corner of the bezel, it holds it really tight.
I got mine off of Ebay from a seller named nakedcellphone, but I just searched and he has an auction running, but doesn't have them in stock. He is claiming a shipping date of 4/28... Plus his price is higher than other stores people have been able to get them from. But when I ordered mine he was the only one that had them in stock, and I got it 2 days later in the mail. People at macrumors have been getting them at onsale.com and provantage.com... Check for stock there...
I couldn't be happier. The Incipio looks nice, but it covers up the front bezel more than the apple case does. It's going to collect dirt and hair under there, which is one reason I love this case. The full front of the iPad is available to wipe down...
I agree with Gentlefury, the Apple case is great. Very low profile but protective. I have also preordered the Macally case from Amazon as an alternate.
Thanks for the pictures, hope you will post back and tell us how tightly the ipad fits in the case. I have the apple case which this case you have purchase seems to be an improvement on. You answered the question seems good to go.
You might also take a look at SENA Cases. I have several for other toys. They are kind of expensive, but are of the very highest quality. Only preorders available right now. I have one ordered and will post a review after I receive it. Shipping around May 12.


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Seventeen women who celebrate their age
On working her way up "I took a job behind a cosmetic counter in college and became hooked on the beauty industry when I saw firsthand the confidence-boosting power of a makeover. Today I run a luxury cosmetics and skin-care business [best known for its Laura Mercier Cosmetics and RéVive brands]. Empowering someone to recognize her beauty—that just never gets old."
On the cause that drives her "My proudest career moment was creating the Laura Mercier Ovarian Cancer Fund [lmocf.com]. I lost my younger sister to the disease when she was 39. Our work has channeled my grief and sadness into a positive purpose: raising significant money for research and awareness."
On sole searching "When I'm stressed, nothing beats a trip to the Bergdorf Goodman shoe department. Whether you're coping with a bad day at work or battling a few extra pounds, a new pair of shoes can always cheer you up." -As told to Nikki Ostasiewski
Jewelry designer
On her surprising career route
"At 17, I started silversmith school but dropped out to model, then join a band, X Models. We worked with Yoko Ono and ABBA and wrote a pop song that became a Swedish classic. It took me 27 years to get back to designing my own jewelry line [efvaattling.com]."
On being a basic beauty
"As I age, I find I wear less makeup, but I can't live without Giorgio Armani Maestro Foundation [$62; giorgioarmanibeauty.com] and Tom Ford Private Blend Lip Colors [$48; neimanmarcus.com]."
On aging well
"You reach a certain age and are tempted to try this and that. But it costs a fortune. So instead I focus on balance. Don't party too much. Drink enough water. Do you feel loved? Then you look good."
On being a nontraditional parent
"When my two sons were kids, they wished for a more normal mom. Now they think I'm pretty cool."
-As told to Nikki Ostasiewski
Fitness Guru
On her claim to fitness fame "My husband, Fred, and I created Core Fusion, a series of barre-based workouts that combine Pilates, yoga and ballet. We teach it at Exhale Spas [locations are nationwide; exhalespa.com]."
On her vices (we're glad she has some) "I'm originally from West Germany and love beer—especially German Altbier. And I have dessert every day. My favorite is lemon pound cake."
On what surprised her about aging "I used to be out the door in minutes. Now hair and makeup take longer than they once did."
On her beauty staples "I can't do without moisturizer. I rotate Exhale Wonderlust Serum [$65; exhalespa.com/shop] and Tata Harper Rejuvenating Serum [$150; neimanmarcus.com]."
On her midlife mantra "My fifties feel better than my twenties. My secrets are simple: I don't skimp on sleep, and I don't actively fight the aging process. I believe in working with what you've got."
Celebrity Makeup Artist
ON REDEFINING THE FIFTIES "I love telling people my age. They are often surprised, and I use it to my advantage. Your fifties don't have to be dowdy; I think 54 is cool."
"The key to a gorgeous complexion is applying foundation just where it's needed-, -not all over. I wear my own Sonia Kashuk Perfecting Luminous Foundation [$10; target.com]."
ON HER VERY PERSONAL BATTLE "Six years ago, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Thanks to an early diagnosis, I was one of the lucky ones. I've since used my platform with Target to talk about the disease and raise money for the Breast Cancer Research Foundation [bcrfcure.org]."
ON HER ANTI-AGING STRATEGY "A healthy diet, daily exercise and a mind to stay modern are crucial. And I get facials once a month."
ON MAKING IT AS AN ENTREPRENEUR "I credit my work success to being a sponge, listening to and surrounding myself with ambitious people."
On being part of TV history "I began as a writing apprentice on The Cosby Show. It was exhilarating to depict African-American people never before seen on television."
On letting go of people pleasing "I lost my mother when I was 38 and miss her guidance. But recently I've realized it's time to stop looking for an example. I'm the elder now; my approval-seeking days are over."
On sexiness at fifty-something "I hear women my age say they feel invisible, but I disagree. I believe that it's important to put yourself out there. Look at Sophia Loren; she's in her seventies and still embraces her sensuality."
On how she keeps up her looks "Thanks to Clairol Nice 'n Easy Perfect 10 color [$12; drugstores], I have no clue how many grays I've got."
On her career mantra "The best advice I've ever received: 'If you're too comfortable, it's time to move on. Terrified of what's next? You're on the right track.' "
On life as a makeup artist:
"In the beginning of my career, I lived out of a suitcase and worked in TV and movies. Now my clients are New York fashionand beauty companies—and I am able to stay in one place."
On embracing her gray:
"Five years ago, I gave up coloring. Women constantly stop me and say, 'I wish I had the nerve to do that.' Clairol Shimmer Lights Shampoo [$8; sallybeauty.com] keeps it bright."
On daily makeup maintenance:
"I always wear makeup. I skipped it occasionally when I was younger, but now I feel better if I have it on. My go-tos: Laura Mercier Kohl Eye Pencil [$20; sephora.com], Clinique High Impact Mascara [$15; clinique.com] and Chantecaille Future Skin Foundation [$72; chantecaille.com]."
On her midlife mantra:
"It's OK to be the oldest person in the room. My anti-aging secret is to stop fighting it. And keep working! I've been at it since I turned 18, and I have no plans to quit anytime soon. My job gives me both a sense of value and pride."
On strokes of luck "Day one at Harper's Bazaar, I assisted at a photo shoot and fell for fashion. When I started at Seventeen, I was assigned to report on the shoe market, where I met my husband, Sam. Together we created Sam & Libby shoes."
On her skincare must-haves
"I'm loyal to Murad Sheer Lustre Day Moisture SPF 15 [$68] and Environmental Shield Essential-C Cleanser [$35; both at murad.com]."
On how she stays in shape
"I know some people get up at 6 AM for yoga, but not me. I just run with my Jack Russell terrier."
On her favorite footwear
"I live in Kendra flats with bows on the toes, from my line Libby Edelman [$69; zappos.com]."
On loving her age
"I still feel young. It's hard to believe I'm on the verge of 60—I certainly don't feel it."
Executive VP of OPI Nail Lacquer
On OPI's surprising origin
"I never planned a career in beauty. In the 1980s, my brother-in-law owned a dental-supply company and found that dental prosthetic materials made superior acrylic nails. Together we marketed his product to professional nail salons."
On OPI's BIG SALE "OPI was acquired late last year [for a rumored $1 billion] by Coty Inc. This is a huge opportunity, but since OPI was my baby, I feel the way I do about my daughter going off to college next year. It's bittersweet."
On the joys of "free to be" "I grew up in Communist Hungary, where individuality was not embraced. That's why I cherish my creative job."
On her low-maintenance looks "I have short hair because it's easy. Beyond that, I'm not the plastic surgery type. My one indulgence is a manicure. This spring I'll be wearing OPI Guy Meets Gal-veston, a bright coral [$9; opi.com for stores]."
On how she lives young
"I still enjoy doing the things I've always done, like going to a monthly dance party at a club downtown."
On the benefits of midlife
"I appreciate being able to give back to charities I care about such as the American Diabetes Association- my older sister passed away from diabetes and Figure Skating in Harlem, which teaches young girls about confidence, focus and goal-setting."
On her enviable glow
"I just sweep on bronzer like "Neutrogena Healthy Skin Blends in Sunkissed ($13; drugstores). I'm all about the drugstore beauty products. They're affordable and get the job done."
On what she wears
"As a dancer in my twenties, I was thinner than I am now. Today, I dress to accentuate my more womanly figure. I adore the designer B. Michael's curve-flattering gowns but there is nothing better than jeans with a crisp white shirt."
Fashion Designer
On getting into fashion:
"Growing up in Michigan, I dreamt of designing clothes. But that wasn't realistic, so I studied business in college, got married and had three children. Then, at 40, I began to design. People thought I was in-sane."
On her streamlined style:
"I detest fussy clothing. I love clean lines, black, and masculine pieces with a touch of femininity. My staple is the white blouse."
On beauty sleep:
"I'm not ashamed to say I need rest. When I am sleep-deprived, I rely on ReVive Moisturizing Renewal Cream [$165; reviveskin care.com] and Laura Mercier Primer [$30; lauramercier.com] to look decent."
On her secret passion:
"I love to sing. Last year, my friends got sick of me singing into spoons, so they bought me a karaoke ma-chine. My husband topped them by hiring Harry Connick Jr. to perform at my fiftieth birthday party. I sang backup and had the time of my life."
On her dream day:
"I'd sleep in, relax with my kids, avoid e-mails and phone calls-and sit in the sun with a bloody mary."
Corporate fashion executive
On being the boss
"I'm no longer so controlling at work. I hire the right people, then let them do their job. You don't build a successful company by yourself."
On skin care:
"Before I could reach the bathroom sink, my grandmother taught me how to wash my face. She also told me to stay out of the sun, take off my makeup before bed and use moisturizer daily. I did all that, and then at 30, I got really serious. I began exfoliating every day and using Ayur-Medic Enrichment Cream with peptides ($65; 800-357-5280) at night."
On being single:
"I've been divorced twice, and I am loving some time alone. I'm more at peace; before, I was often restless."
On carving out "me" time:
"I've put myself first – finally. I stopped skipping yoga and began eating well, rather than grabbing junk food on hte go. As a result, I've never been in better shape."
On family:
"For me, this is a decade of being in service.' I have a 12-year-old daughter, and my elderly father lives next door. His health and happiness are a daily concern. We're on a hill in Napa, where we can see the silver waters of San Francisco Bay. Taking care of the land-and having family responsibilities-give my life meaning."
On keeping fit:
"I love to take heart-pounding power walks under the stars, up and down our hill with my dog. All the stress of the day melts away. I could be singing O Holy Night' in my underwear and nobody would know!"
On life in balance:
"I'm a graphic designer, writer, marketing consultant and model. It's an ideal blend of indoor and outdoor, city and country. I commuted to an office for more than 20 years, and this is a good way to live in midlife."
On fashion: "If you have a shape at this age, show it-it's very aging not to reveal that you have a body. If you want to fall into the abyss of middle age, go ahead and be comfortable!"
On confidence after 50:
"I don't doubt myself anymore. If I have a gut feeling, I go with it-and generally, I'm not disappointed."
On rewarding herself:
"When I can't splurge on a vacation, I splurge on the theater. Or I'll unplug my phone and read a novel set in an exotic place, like India. When I can't get there in body, I'll get there in mind."
On low-maintenance beauty:
"At 40, I stopped relaxing my hair. I was tired of worrying about hair dryers and humidity-even going to the gym revolved around when I'd had my hair done. I decided my hair had to fit in with my life, not the other way around."
On her diet:
"I don't eat fried food, but I do have ice cream. Chocolate ice cream. I need only one flavor, not the other 58."
On treating herself:
"Fragrance is my weakness-fresh green and gardenia scents, especially Michael Kors, Annick Goutal Gardenia Passion and Giorgio Armani Acqua Di Gio."
On glamming up:
"I saved the designer clothes from my modeling days in the 1980s, and now my 13-year-old daughter puts a fresh twist on them. Some of the shoulders are a hoot, but the workmanship and fabrics are gorgeous."
On finding her voice:
"I love show tunes and singing out loud. Now I'm channeling that into doing voiceovers."
On sweet spots:
"My heart belongs in Houston, where I was born, but I'm exploring Montana. My dream is to fish the Yellowstone River. Fishing is my favorite escape."
On age:
"I just discovered I'm a sexy woman. When I was younger, I didn't have the curves I have now. I never thought of my body as anything other than a clothes hanger. Now I'm amazed at this body-and enjoying it."
On dating:
"Men look at me more now than they did in my forties. There's so much freedom in knowing who you are. Any man you attract now is attracted to all of you."
On skincare:
"Every week I soak in a bath of essential oils and heavy whipping cream. It's very fatty and rich, and leaves my skin so moist, it never looks dry."
On what's next:
"I model, act, and teach yoga and Pilates. Whatever my spirit is moved by, I follow. Five years from now, I hope I'll be doing more and doing it all better."
On being 51:
"I feel more at peace than I did 10 years ago. I've realized that everything around me is a source of teaching. This is aging, and I enjoy it."
On gray hair:
"My hair started turning gray when I was 12 and was salt-and-pepper by the time I hit 20. I never colored it, because I knew it was my best asset."
On creativity:
"When I work with my hands, I feel in touch with my soul. I started making jewelry two years ago. My designs are very ethnic, with turquoise, coral and shells reminiscent of my childhood on Corsica."
On eating well:
"I'm drawn to colorful foods like tomatoes, pink grapefruits and spinach. I like putting beauty and life into my body-I feel it shows on the outside."
On photography:
"I love being behind the camera. I did my first self-portrait in the Texas desert. When I'm in huge surroundings, I feel huge inside."
On being 50-plus:
"I was a model at 16 and worked for 10 years, and so it's great that I'm at it again after being a winner in MORE's 2005 Model Search. This time I can be myself and project vitality and health instead of unnatural images. At 52, I love the woman I've become."
On independence:
"I'm married to an entertainer, and that suits my personality. I get to travel the world with him, and we also spend time apart, which is very healthy and necessary for keeping a marriage fresh. I wouldn't do well with a nine-to-five guy."
On peace of mind:
"I stay sane through meditation-45 minutes each morning and night. I discovered it 26 years ago when I lived in Japan. It's the foundation of my well-being and the best anti-aging secret I know. I'm convinced it can make you look 15 years younger."
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James Harden's beard gets a timeline
There's not much left to say about James Harden's beard.
After all, its greatness has been well-documented and any extra attempts to describe it may ultimately lead to poor and unnecessary adjectives, the likes of which could make the beard angry.
And we don't want to do that.
Anyway, the good folks over at BuzzFeed.com have produced a piece titled "The James Harden Beard Timeline", and its sole purpose is to take us through the beard's many stages.
It's magical and wonderful and simply great. Not unlike the beard itself.
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Thread: Isla & Skye?
May 19th, 2013 06:22 PM #1
Isla & Skye?
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May 19th, 2013 06:30 PM #3Senior Member
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May 19th, 2013 06:40 PM #5
I like the connection - Isla like an island and Skye like the sky. But, I'm not a huge fan of Skye, mainly because I've seen it used on boys and girls, while Isla is strictly feminine.
Isla Elizabeth and Skye Emmeline
Isla Agnes and Skye Ingrid
Isla Jane and Skye Marie
Isla Ruth and Skye Louise
Isla Faye and Skye Elise
I also like:
Isla and Nova
Isla and Daphne
Isla and Delphine
Isla and Iris
Isla and Aspen
Isla and Brooke
Isla and Caspia
Isla and Junia/June
Isla and Flora
Isla and Isadora~inside this teenberry's mind ~~Vote on combo possibilities (updated 3/8/14)
Slowly reconstructing
~♀ ~ Adair ~ Cassia ~ Cecilia ~ Cordelia ~ Ivy ~ Kestrel ~ Lyra ~ Mary ~ Petra ~ Shira ~
♂ ~ Benjamin ~ Jack ~ Nathaniel ~ Tristan ~
☺ ~ Cassia Jane ~ Cordelia Alice ~ Ivy Seraphina ~ Lyra Genevieve ~ Mary Elowen ~ Shira Beatrix ~
~ Jack Peregrine ~ Tristan Hale ~
Considering ~ Christine Sakura ~ Petra Wren ~ Sheena ~ Viola ~ Finnian ~
May 19th, 2013 06:44 PM #7
I think they're a very Scottish pair. I'm not keen on Skye though and I'm not sure if the two 'eye' sounds are too much :/
Anyway, for middles:
Isla Josephine and Skye Georgina
Isla Florence and Skye Elizabeth
Isla Beatrice and Skye Victoria
Isla Catherine and Skye Rosamund
Isla Penelope and Skye Alexandra
I think that as short, trendy, boyish names, these two need a longer, frilly, classic middles to balance them outWilliam - Peter - Henry ~ Rose - Morwenna - Alice
May 19th, 2013 07:16 PM #9Delicious autumn! My very soul is wedded to it, and if I were a bird I would fly about the earth seeking the successive autumns. ~George Eliot


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Elks honor North Fork students
Each month the Hotchkiss Elks Lodge #1807 recognizes students from Hotchkiss and Paonia. At the Nov. 12 meeting the Elks honored students of the month for October, November and December. Pictured above with Exalted Ruler Bob Kapus are Hotchkiss High School students Conner Beard, Alexis Westergren, Russell Evans, Bryanna Cox, Chris Allen and Rhiannon Hart. Below are Paonia students Justin Manuppella, Lexi Johnson and Tyler Kendall.
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