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The Honorable Arthur HersheyJuly 5, 2006 Chairman Specter, thank you for this opportunity to testify. My name is Art Hershey, and I represent historic Chester County in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. I am also the Chairman of our House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee. Labor-intensive agriculture and value-added industries like food processing are very important to Pennsylvania. Growing industries like mushrooms, fruit, vegetables, nursery and greenhouse, and dairy require large workforces. In fact, Pennsylvania ranks 10th in the nation in the size of our hired farm worker payroll. Our specialty agriculture is much more reliant on labor than the national average. In the end, we are talking about more than just the jobs of farm workers. These industries create thousands of good-paying jobs for Pennsylvanians that would cease to exist if we don't have labor on our farms. 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One of the most frustrating aspects of open-source development is all the time spent waiting for code to compile. Right now, compiling KDE's basic modules and libraries on a single machine takes me around three hours, and that's just to get a desktop. Even with a core 2 duo, it's a lot of time to sit around and wait.
With another pair of core duo machines at my disposal, I'd love to be able to use all of their processing power combined. Enter distcc.
distcc is a program that allows one to distribute the load of compiling across multiple machines over the network. It's essentially a front end to GCC that works for C, C++, Objective C and Objective C++ code. It doesn't require a large cluster of compile hosts to be useful—significant compile time decreases can be seen by merely adding one other similarly powered machine. It's a very powerful tool in a workplace or university environment where you have a lot of similar workstations at your disposal, but one of my favourite uses of distcc is to be able to do development work on my laptop from the comfort of the café downstairs and push all the compiles up over wireless to my more powerful desktop PC upstairs. Not only does it get done more quickly, but also the laptop stays cooler.
It's not necessary to use the same distribution on each system, but it's strongly recommended that you use the same version of GCC. Unless you have set up cross-compilers, it's also required that you use the same CPU architecture and the same operating system. For example, Linux (using ELF binaries) and some BSDs (using a.out) are not, by default, able to compile for each other. Code can miscompile in many creative and frustrating ways if the compilers are mismatched.
The latest version of distcc, at the time of this writing, is 2.18.3. There are packages for most major distributions, or you can download the tarball and compile it. It follows the usual automake procedure of ./configure; make; make install; see the README and INSTALL files for details.
distcc needs to be called in place of the compiler. You simply can export CC=distcc for the compilers you want to replace with it, but on a development workstation, I prefer something a little more permanent. I like to create symlinks in ~/bin, and set it to be at the front of my PATH variable. Then, distcc always is called. This approach used to work around some bugs in the version of ld that was used in building KDE, and it is considered to have the widest compatibility (see the distcc man page for more information):
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Back on the master system on which you plan to run your compiles, you need to let distcc know where the rest of your cluster is. There are two ways of achieving this. You can add the hostnames or IP addresses of your cluster to the file ~/.distcc/hosts, or you can export the variable DISTCC_HOSTS delimited by whitespace. These names need to resolve—either add the names you want to use to /etc/hosts, or use the IP addresses of the hosts if you don't have internal DNS:
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The order of the hosts is extremely important. distcc is unable to determine which hosts are more powerful or under less load and simply distributes the compile jobs in order. For jobs that can't be run in parallel, such as configure tests, this means the first host in the list will bear the brunt of the compiling. If you have machines of varying power, it can make a large difference in compile time to put the most powerful machines first and the least powerful machine last on the list of hosts.
Depending on the power of the computer running distcc, you may not want to include localhost in the list of hosts at all. Localhost has to do all of the preprocessing—a deliberate design choice that means you don't need to ensure that you have the same set of libraries and header files on each machine—and also all of the linking, which is often hugely processor-intensive on a large compile. There is also a certain small amount of processing overhead in managing shipping the files around the network to the other compilers. As a rule of thumb, the distcc documentation recommends that for three to four hosts, localhost probably should be placed last on the list, and for greater than five hosts, it should be excluded altogether.
Now that you have your cluster configured, compiling is very similar to how you would have done it without distcc. The only real difference is that when issuing the make command, you need to specify multiple jobs, so that the other machines in the cluster have some work to do. As a general guide, the number of jobs should be approximately twice the number of CPUs available. So, for a setup with three single-core machines, you would use make -j6. For three dual-core machines, you would use make -j 12. If you have removed localhost from your list of hosts, don't include its CPU or CPUs in this reckoning.
distcc includes two monitoring tools that can be used to watch the progress of compile jobs. The console-based distccmon-text is particularly excellent if your master host is being accessed via SSH. As the user the compile job is running as, execute the command distccmon-text $s, where $s is the number of seconds at which you would like it to refresh. For example, the following:
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AMERICUS, Ga., Oct. 24, 2003-- It is one thing to sit in a clean and quiet conference room and hammer out a master plan to change people's lives. It is something else to implement, monitor and evaluate that action plan. It is another thing still to do that, then raise money, get your hands dirty and sacrifice to highlight the plight of the people and families who lack a safe and decent place to live.
That is what members of Habitat for Humanity International's Global Leadership Council will do Wednesday through Friday, Oct. 29-31. The former members of the organization's international board of directors will roll up their sleeves to build a replica of a Sri Lanka house at the Global Village & Discovery Center in Americus, Ga.
Sri Lanka is one of Asia's most densely populated and poor countries. Ten years of civil war have devastated commerce and production, destroyed a flourishing tourist trade and displaced more than 700,000 people. The Sri Lanka Habitat affiliate has worked since 1994 to reconcile religious groups, hoping to unite people to build badly needed houses.
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John Wiley Price first inserted himself into the debate over school reform in Dallas ISD when he showed up at a November board meeting to lambast Superintendent Mike Miles' heavy-handed attempts to enact change. His specific complaint then was the departure of longtime administrator Shirley Ison-New ... More >>
A new court order in the federal corruption probe into John Wiley Price tilts the case in the county commissioner's favor, maybe just a little, maybe quite a lot. We all recall that in 2011 the FBI seized $229,590 from a safe in the Dallas County Commissioner's Oak Cliff home. Today's order by fed ... More >>
On New Years Day, listeners tuning their radio dial to 730 AM were treated not to the typical mix of old-school R&B and soul but a stream of unintelligible foreign syllables. Visiting the website informed them that KKDA, which had served southern Dallas for 42 years had, abruptly and unceremoniously ... More >>
In 2007, Dallas County began a prostitution diversion plan in which people caught selling sex are often funneled into treatment programs rather than simply locked up. The idea -- a fairly progressive one -- is that prostitutes are most often victims who become trapped in a vicious circle rather than ... More >>
John Wiley Price is not a fan of DISD superintendent Mike Miles. He made that much clear when he appeared before the yesterday's board briefing to chide Miles on his first few months with the district. "My problem is, this district seems to be in terror, and this is no way to run a district," Price ... More >>
How John Wiley Price spun money he didn't have into real estate gold.
We heard last week from John Wiley Price, who responded defiantly in the feds' ongoing effort to squeeze him on their way to a corruption case. It's a hail mary, he said of investigators' effort to sieze $229,000 found in a December raid, nothing more than an effort to "fill holes" in a case he clai ... More >>
OK. Now I get why the FBI is taking so long with the investigation of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price. They actually have to figure out all the stuff I can just paint as colorful drama. And they're doing it. I haven't been keeping up with my John Wiley Price homework, or I would have me ... More >>
Back in June, just after the federal government filed a lawsuit asking for the forfeiture of some $229,000 seized from the home of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, outside observers predicted that such a detailed public account of Price's allegedly criminal activities meant an indictment ... More >>
Nearly half a million dollars seized by the FBI during its investigation of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price are headed for civil forfeiture proceedings over the protestations of Price and his top aide, Dapheny Fain. Both say the thick stacks of $100 bills -- confiscated from a safe in P ... More >>
The folks over at the Morning News' City Hall blog alerted the world yesterday to County Commissioner John Wiley Price's Youtube channel, namely a video in which he calls out the "mainstream media" for running a "character assassination on our Black elected officials." He's not talking about the rep ... More >>
Pretty soon, any day now, maybe tomorrow, well, possibly in a week or so, I may join a 12-steps program in which I stand up at the beginning of every meeting and say, "Hi everybody, my name is Jim, and I can't stop talking about John Wiley Price." Not today. If you are visiting from out of town o ... More >>
The FBI dropped a bombshell in federal court today with an affidavit by Special Agent Donald Sherman as to why, exactly, law enforcement felt the need to seize more than $400,000 in cash (thick stacks of $100 bills) and other assets from Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price last year. In br ... More >>
It looks like Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins, long a puppet of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, finally has hit the Price wall. Jenkins has stopped action on the appointment of Price protégé Aaron McCarthy, aka Aaron Michaels, to the county's "homeland security advisory committee," w ... More >>
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One month ago, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport board member, former Dallas Housing Authority chair, '07 Dallas City Council candidate, one-time chair of the City Plan Commission and longtime Friend of Unfair Park Betty Culbreath wrote on her blog that it's time for John Wiley Price to go. ... More >>
I guess if you took a pickax and a fire hose to it, you could have dug out a little bit of the truth from this morning's City Hall briefing on the inland port, but you needed to have your tall rubber boots on. Before we wade into the bullshit, please allow me to tell you what's really going ... More >>
That's the full title of the latest JWP protest being staged by the National Black United Front, not to be confused with the Judean People's Front or the Popular Front of Judea, who will return to the Pan-African Connection Bookstore across the street from Fair Park, scene of last month's overhea ... More >>
Oh, wouldn't you know I'd wind up agreeing with my opponent? You know what's wrong with me? I am just too damn much of a sweetheart, that's my problem. Too nice, too smart, too good-lookin'. I've got to drop at least one just to make things fair. So this morning I met on the field of battle ... More >>
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I hate to say I told you so ... no, wait, that's a lie. I love to say I told you so. A week ago I said in column that we were about to see a lot of high opera in the John Wiley Price FBI corruption investigation. The season opens Saturday with Aida. As Unfair Park has reported, The National ... More >>
WFAA-Channel 8The video below, in which Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price explains the hard way to WFAA's Brett Shipp that his office isn't public property, has been updated; it's the piece that ran on Channel 8 last night at 10, in which you do hear Price tell Shipp, in a bizarrely cal ... More >>
Photo by Sam MertenThe J.L. Turner Legal Association is better known as the African-American bar association in Dallas, and bills itself as "the oldest and largest national association of African-American and minority attorneys, jurists, legal scholars, and law students in the world." Its leaders ... More >>
Look, I hate it when people tell me stuff and then won't tell me how they know it. I generally apply about a 50 percent discount to information like that. So I'm about to do the same thing to you: tell you a bunch of stuff I have been learning about the ongoing FBI public corruption investiga ... More >>
The county bail bond board has long let the industry take a county for a ride. You'll never guess who's at the wheel.
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From the handout provided at yesterday's fund-raising rally for John Wiley PriceSeveral Friends of Unfair Park have asked to read the entirety of the flier handed out yesterday at the "Justice for John" rally, so I've scanned it and put the whole thing after the jump -- where you'll also find the ... More >>
I need to correct an error and an omission. Yesterday I posted an item identifying the lawyer who defended Dallas County Judge Jim Foster from an intimidation attempt by Commissioner John Wiley Price as Ken Barr. Wrong, wrong, wrong. Ken Barr is a former mayor of Fort Worth and member of the ... More >>
...and with a little help from his charm, a crooked friend or two, some weird paperwork and his administrative assistant, he finally got it.
Photo by Brantley HargroveAt Kirkwood Temple C.M.E. Church last night, 120 or so congregants petitioned an Ecclesiastical Court on behalf of a decidedly earthly cause: that of embattledDallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, the target of a sweeping FBI probe. Matrons fanned themselves ... More >>
This weekend I have been sitting around ruminating on the last three years of reporting I have done on the Inland Port story, which now seems to an element in the FBI corruption probe of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price. By the way, I happen to know the FBI has been hearing about this ... More >>
And don't believe everything you read.
If you are a regular reader of The Dallas Morning News, Dallas's only daily newspaper since 1991, and if you are following the federal corruption investigation of John Wiley Price, the county's most powerful black politician, then from here on out you need to put on your magnifying specs and ... More >>
It's the "other expenses" that caught Channel 5's attention last night.It's land! No, no, it's Kwanzaa Fest! No, silly, it's an art gallery owner at the South Side of Lamar! On the other side, some video and an IRS return we're entering into evidence as we begin Day Three of Hunh, I Wonder Why Th ... More >>
Photo by Alex ScottJohn Wiley Price at attorney Billy Ravkind's office Monday afternoonThe story of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price runs deep. The FBI's investigation of Price will carry the feds back into local ancient history, according to the documents on my desk. Before the f ... More >>
Schutze is taking in commissioners court this morning; it's part of his summer local-government internship program. I see John Wiley Price got there early -- why, there's a Channel 8 cameraman chatting him up as he walks into work 'round 5:30 in the a.m. First a ... More >>
Yesterday I'm standing out in front of Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price's house by Lake Cliff, and I get a phone call from a radio producer who wonders if I can come on air and talk about "John Wiley Price's lavish lifestyle and his history of having people roughed up." I'm thinki ... More >>
Photo by Alex ScottI sent one of our interns, Alex Scott, to the law offices of on-and-off John Wiley Price attorney Billy Ravkind about two hours ago. Turns out, John Wiley Price was there -- had been all morning. Moments ago he came out and spoke. And this is what he said:The Dallas County comm ... More >>
Photo by Nick RalloToni Pippins-Poole, Dallas County's Interim Elections Administrator, earlier this afternoonWe're, what, nine whole minute away from our first look at early-voting results ... like anyone cares. I spoke with Toni Pippins-Poole, Interim Dallas County Elections Administrator, earl ... More >>
Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price is an interesting character made only more interesting by the fact that he drives around town in an SUV wrapped with images of the downtown skyline and himself. And that's saying nothing of his cornrows and bowties. Dude's ballin'. Which is why it's kind ... More >>
Photos by Sam MertenA protester across the street from the Dallas County Administration Building this morning.The Dallas County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a new code of conduct for commissioners this morning in response to Commissioner John Wiley Price last week telling several ... More >>
I refuse to jump up and down and scream about John Wiley Price. There's this story floating around the media that they had to shut down yesterday's meeting of the Dallas County Commissioners Court because Price had a meltdown when some in the peanut gallery called him the county's "chief moolah." ... More >>
I watched that video of Tuesday's Dallas County Commissioner's Court meeting -- the one about Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price and the firing of elections administrator Bruce Sherbet -- and I swear that Price was doing a whole new persona. He speaks now with a new gravitas, slowly ... More >>
In the '08 Obama/Clinton primary election, it was clear we had two Democratic Parties in Dallas County. We had the one that won that election -- the smart Obamacrats. And then we had the losers, the Dallas County Demacrooks, the usual suspects, the ones who took all that Clinton money but did ... More >>
Several Friends of Unfair Park wanted to make sure we directed your attention to National Public Radio's piece on Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price, which aired on Morning Edition as a way of showcasing the blue city in a red state. A couple of minutes in, a certain Observer columnist m ... More >>
Doesn't it seem like only yesterday that Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price was telling everybody that County Judge Jim Foster was wacky? Now who wears the wacko jacket every week at commissioners court? This week Price harangued Foster for wanting to direct the county's constables to c ... More >>
I want to confess in advance. I, Jim Schutze, am a party to the KwanzaaFest scandal. It's all going to come out now. I knew this would happen. I'm ready for my hands-over-the-face paddy wagon shot now. Rudy Bush has posted excerpts from the findings of Danny Defenbaugh, the private investigator l ... More >>


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Officer Nick Viaggio who recently came off light duty for the Chiefland Police Department probably wished he had not when confronted with a crowd of about 200 men in their 20s and 30s fighting with everything from beer mugs to barstools at Knucklehead'z Bar.
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For five innings the softball game played Friday evening between the Chiefland Indians and the Williston Red Devils was all it had been built up to be. After all, both teams were locked up in a three-way tie for the district lead with P.K. Yonge after the Red Devils had beaten Chiefland earlier in the season, P.K. Yonge beat Williston, and the Indians beat the Blue Wave in the first round of district games.
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Land-Grabbing Endures in New Myanmar (Letpadaung Taung)
Although no scientific test results have been made public, a sense of fear persists. "We are scared to have more children; this land is not pure anymore," said Aung Soe, 40, a peanut farmer.
At a shaded monastery farther along the road that runs past the mine, about 30 farmers took part in a free workshop on land rights by a dapper Mandalay-based lawyer, Mying Thain. Privately, he was cynical about the fate of Letpadaung, noting the extent of Chinese political pressure after the Myitsone debacle and remarking that the commission led by Suu Kyi, in the end, has no legal authority.
"The law here still favors military-run businesses and their cronies, full stop," he said. Until judicial reform and the rule of law are seriously addressed, he added, "there will be no guarantees for farmers."
Most of his audience had been informed of a pending takeover of their land but had yet to be evicted. What should we do in the meantime? asked one man.
"Keep farming," said Thain, with a defiant smile.
Others simply no longer have a choice. Kywak Ni, 60, a lifelong wheat farmer, was transferred with his family last year to one of four resettlement camps around Letpadaung. His eyes bloodshot from drink, he grumbled that his roof leaked and his vegetable patch was too small.
During the meeting, a truck full of men in plastic helmets suddenlypulled up to pick up his son, now a security guard for the Chinese mining company that helped get him evicted.
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What a gorgeous color! This is a beautiful cobalt blue that goes on opaque in two coats. This would be one of my favorite nail polishes except that it chips like crazy on me. I keep my nails short and hardly ever have problems with nail polish chipping, but I don't think this even lasted 24 hours. It's such a shame because it is a beautiful color and you can't beat the price.
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Picked this polish up during CVS's BOGO-Free sale on WnW products. I lovee the color! As mentioned my others, the color is a bit deeper than the above picture would lead you to believe (which is a good thing IMO). The polish begins chipping after a day or so but for the picke I can't complain. A packaging complaint I have is the brush that comes with this collection. It's really wide and awkward to handle, but does its job so I wouldn't hold back on buying this product again.
Oh so vivid! Just about perfect. This is a very vivid royal blue. Reminds me a lot of ChG's Avalanche. The formula is smooth, and I needed two coats for opacity. The brush was a little bit wonky but it did the job. I picked this up at CVS's BOGOF sale, so it turned out to be 99 cents. Definitely need a backup of this color.
This nail polish is really nice. It's a shimmery electric blue. Shimmery might not be the right word. It is not overly shimmery, but it is not a matte color. It goes on easily and I have no problems with the brush or bottle. It is really pretty with my tan skin and I got two complements from complete strangers when I wore it out. That was really nice =] I think it would look good with fair skin as well. Anyways, It dried pretty fast and lasted me a week with minimal chipping. I keep my nails short and use them a lot and so that might be the reason. And for $1.29 at Rite Aid I am very happy with this nail polish!
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It's nice kinda electric blue. It needed three coats to be opaque. I hate that awful wet'n'wild brush!!
When I say that this is one of my favorite polishes of all time, this is one of my favorite polishes of ALL. TIME. It's amazing! As usual, Wet N' Wild's given me yet another reason to ignore all those who try to say that it's for tweens and little girls. This polish was like 1.99, so I wasn't expecting much. I just saw the deep, royal blue (I adore royal blue beyond any other color), the price, and went for it.
I'm a base coat-two coats-top coat type anyway, so using that method's given me a lot of luck with polishes in general. But THIS ONE...the brush makes application it so smooth, and my fingers aren't covered in polish by the end like when I usually paint my nails (I'm that bad at nail painting). The first coat, as usual with any polish, looked god awful, but anyone with a shred of sense does at least two coats when they paint their nails anyway. After the second coat, the color was just beautiful. A deep, true, honest royal blue with a slight metallic finish and enough shine to catch anyone's eye (seriously. I've gotten so many compliments on this polish). And it's long lasting! A week and not a crack. This is one of my favorite finds this year, and I think anyone who loves blue polishes should give it a try.
OH. As for the name, it does dry quicker than other polishes I've used...but not quick enough where you can do cartwheels in the grass after a minute of it being on or anything of that sort. And the color is way darker (thank god) than the picture makes it out to be.
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I used 2 coats of this and the color looks darker than the photos, but it's a nice color. My problem is that it chipped the second day that I wore it and then it just kept chipping. I wasn't even really doing anything out of the ordinary. I'm really disappointed because I have 2 other colors from this series, and I have no issues with those. Maybe I got a bad batch?
This polish is awesome! With a good base and top coat it wears like iron for me. I was very impressed with it and it could be a one coater but two coats wear better. It's a great price too! $1.99 is totally reasonable for a polish like this and it's really lovely on, gets lots of compliments and applies easily!
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Wet n' Wild's FastDry Nail Color in Saved by the blue is a royal blue polish with a metallic finish. I purchased mine at Rite Aid for $1.99 for .46 fl oz.
I really like the packaging for the FastDry line. The bottles are tall and cylindrical, made of sturdy feeling glass. The cap is black and made of textured plastic. So far the cap hasn't detached from the top of the brush. The brush is long and fairly stiff. It takes two strokes to cover my nail.
This is a three-coat polish. This polish seems like a disaster when you apply the first coat. It's streaky, runny, and sheer. The second coat makes up for it, being much smoother and nearly opaque. I only add a third coat to even everything out. The formula of this polish is only the tiniest bit runny and tends to collect at the sides of the nails.
A bigger complaint I have about this polish is the claim that its "FastDry". It's not. I find that it takes 2-3 minutes for a coat to dry, which would be ok-ish for a regular polish, but since the name is FastDry, that's a pretty big fail. I define "fast dry" as a minute or less. Because of how long this polish takes to dry, I accidentally smudge it a lot, and get my hair caught it in, which is annoying.
The finish of this polish is smoother and metallic, but not a foil. It's shiny enough to not require a top coat. In fact, it wears better without a top coat. Weird, I know.
I had some sort of anomaly the first time I wore this. It wore with minimal chipping for six days, but on day 2 or 3 it started doing this strange thing where it started bunching up, but wasn't peeling or chipping. I tried adding more top coat, but it was only a temporary fix, as it would start bunching again in a few hours. Please explain this to me if you can. I have never seen anything like it before.
I've worn it two times since then without any bunching. Each time I've gotten a solid four to five days of wear, which by my standards, is pretty good. I get a little tip wear on the first day, but after that it wears without incident until day three or four. This polish is water resistant and didn't peel off when doing dishes or taking bathes.
The color is a rich royal blue. I can't think of any polishes to compare it with. A swatch can be seen here. Combined with it's metallic finish, it's quite unique and really catches a lot of attention.
I would definitely recommend this polish if you're looking for a stand-out color on your nails, or a fun color for your toes. I actually think this color would be good for winter and holiday parties. For $2 or less, this polish is excellent. The only things I can really take away from it is the weird bunching and its less than fast dry time. I think I'll get a lot of wear from this polish
Recommendation: Layer Sinful Color's Hottie over it.
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Written on: 20/12/2013
I ordered from their Nz site, wonder how they can have domains for nz & au when they only seem to have a physical address in Singapore. Anyway, they obviously tried to cheat me by sending me daily wear lenses instead of the longer wear I ordered. If I hadn't read the boxes first , I could've gotten eye infections ifI ended up wearing them longer than a day, even with all the care etc... I do the ones they sent was only intended for daily wear, says so in the boix, duh! They're obviously trying… Read Full Review
Written on: 19/06/2013 by georgie_hood (1 review written)
I don't really have anything bad to say about these lenses. In the few times I've ordered, I've received the lenses in good condition. I didn't think they'd arrive on time but to my relief, they did. To my surprise, I encountered no problems during the ordering process (problems are usually something to be expected). As for the price, it's not that bad. … Read Full Review
Written on: 07/05/2013
Been a customer of Quicklens for nearly two years now and cannot complain at all. My orders arrive on time, with the odd one arriving a bit late due to customs which is to be expected. I generally try time my next order with one of the regular specials that they post on their Facebook page, although I usually just order the Acuvue Oasys as they're my favourite. Unfortunately, they're not always on special. In general, I would recommend Quicklens to my friends as they're a good company and as a… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/03/2013 by MJ28 (1 review written)
I am not usually one to write reviews, but found the negative reviews for Quicklens on this site after I placed my first order on 5 March. My 2 boxes of minus contact lenses arrived today (14 March) - well within the 10 day delivery time. I received a confirmation email on 6 March confirming that the items had been shipped. I ordered Acuvue Oasys lenses which are quite popular. Given the other negative experiences, I'd suggest maybe ordering smaller amounts. … Read Full Review
Written on: 12/03/2013
DONT EVER BUY FROM THESE FRAUDSTERS. I have tried contacting them so many times about sending me the wrong lenses. They never ever respond. I've been duped of $500. Fairtrade cannot even contact them… Read Full Review
Written on: 20/02/2013
I purchased from this site after a recommendation from a friend. I was charged correctly and very cheap. I wear minus and it is obvious when selecting your prescription if you choose minus or plus. It will state it is out of stock from what I can gather. My lenses arrived about 10 days later as advised at checkout. Lenses work fine and are of good quality and I made a huge saving on the lenses I wear. OPSM had a 25% discount at the time and it still worked out much cheaper with the discount and… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/11/2012 by commandoarjun (1 review written)
I didn't feel any kind of trouble while purchasing on this site. I got the fantastic deal and delivered within five days with registered post. There are no defects or loot. But it is true that they don't provide any phone contacts, which can be quite worrisome in the case of wrong orders or deliveries. Well I liked it… Read Full Review
Written on: 14/08/2012 by JZ002 (1 review written)
I bought a few times from quicklens now. ORdering process is fine and I usually purchase way before my stock runs out so no fuss about the delivery time. However I do find the quality is not 100%. I usually buy 6 months supply and at least 3-4 defects have been found for each purchase… Read Full Review
Written on: 16/07/2012 by mahek (1 review written)
these poeple send you plus lenses if you ask for minus!!… Read Full Review
Written on: 11/06/2012
since you r reading it, it means you did not receive anything from the quicklens.com, what i m going to say is you do not need to wait for it, they are not going to send anything to you,they stop contacting you after you make the payment.what you need to do is cancel your payment asap if you can do it.otherwise,kiss goodbye to your money and kiss goodbye to you lens… Read Full Review
Written on: 07/04/2012 by jj1345 (1 review written)
All their lenses are of minus strength.I bought $200 worth of minus and they should have been plusses. I send them back for exchange, only to be told now, that they have not received them. So it is bye bye lenses bye bye $$$$$ They should be awarded the online fraudulent award,not only for refusing to respond to any of my emails ,but also, making no efford at all to rectify this problem for more than 3 Month… Read Full Review
Written on: 05/04/2012
Bought one year supply for both my wife and myself,only to find out that the strength of all their brand names are minus they dont have any plusses in stock.I send the whole lot back to them as requested only to be told now, we have not received them.This is 6 weeks ago.My only alternative now is to get in touch with Visa as Quick lens won,t respond to my emails .So if you want to deal with the DODGY BROTHERS pick this mob and kiss your $$$$$ GOODBYE… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/03/2012 by ByGollyMissHolly (1 review written)
I ordered contacts 4 weeks ago.. and nothing.. I emailed the company, they emailed me back a few days later suggesting they have no control over customs 'hold ups'. Lucky I only purchased one box... www.eyecontacts.com.au - by far the best company, usually next day delivery and they come with a box of smarties!! :)… Read Full Review
Written on: 10/01/2012
This company is a joke! They should change their name to Slow Lens, or more accurately, No Lens. Have waited 6 weeks now for lenses and looks like they won't be turning up. Same story as other reviews, get an email saying the item is out of stock, emails go unanswered and no phone number to contact directly. Avoid them like the plague!… Read Full Review
Written on: 30/08/2011 by fionaonly (1 review written)
This is the first time to order contact lenses online. I really thought they were Australian based but realized after I paid that they were being shipped from Singapore. My bad luck cause I've been waiting for 2 weeks since they said that they have been dispatched. I ended up going online yesterday and ordering from a company who has a warehouse in Sydney. They called me today and we dispatch them right away. Don't know where my contacts from singapore have gone since noone is anwering my… Read Full Review
Written on: 06/10/2011
Hi Fionaonly
Was just wondering which other online service that you used who were based in Sydney are?
Written on: 22/03/2011
BEWARE!! If only I'd read these reviews before I placed an order and paid for it... Same thing as most of the other reviewers have said, they take your order and money then send an email to say they are out of stock. There is no way to contact them except by email which just causes more frustration because they dont reply to your complaint. Yes the lenses are cheap, but only if you recieve them. I'm pretty sure I can kiss that money goodbye… Read Full Review
Written on: 08/03/2011 by PRuss (1 review written)
Ordering and supply experience was satisfactory - HOWEVER THIS COMPANY CANNOT PROVIDE A AUSTRALIAN PROVIDER NUMBER for Health Insurance claims in Australia. Therefore these lenses were extremely expensive.
Their internet sight does not clearly indicate they cannot provide a receipt for health insurance purposes.
Will not be using this company again and will do my upmost to discourage other Australians from using this company…
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Written on: 08/07/2011
you cant expect an Australian health fund to rebate for conatct lenses from overseas. be like having an operation in Singapore and expecting medicare to cover it.
Written on: 19/02/2011
REFUND advice
If you are reading this, it is likely you have not received what you've paid for or you've received an email stating your order may take months to arrive. Contact your bank immediately to get a refund. Quicklens ignore you once they have your money.
Things you need to know:
Quicklens are Singapore based. They do not have a provider number so you cannot claim against private health insurance.
Stored stock is limited and delivery times can be very long (months).
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Written on: 24/01/2011
I have bought from Quicklens twice before - no problems.
I ordered contacts in November, it is now the end of January and I still have not received them!!! Not only that, they are not responding to any of my messages or emails!
I would NOT recommend using Quicklens - over 2 months after payment, and still no lenses or customer support - they might be the cheapest online, but they are definitely NOT reliable, and the fact that there is no phone support is frustrating when they won't reply to…
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Written on: 05/01/2011
I ordered my contacts on the 4th of December 2010, it is now the 5th of January and I am still waiting on them. Fast delivery, yeh right!!!
I have emailed Quicklens several times only to be told they have been dispatched. I can not find a phone number to contact them about this and I am getting increasingly frustrated!
I will certainly not be buying my contacts from them again!…
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The Rush County Community Choir will present "Canticle of Joy" at 2 p.m. Sunday at the United Methodist Church in La Crosse, and at 4:30 p.m. Sunday at the United Methodist Church in McCracken. The McCracken United Methodist Church English handbell choir will also perform at the 4:30 p.m. program.
National Geographic Magazine photographer Jim Richardson will open an exhibit of photographs on Nov. 23 from his story on the King James Bible appearing in the current issue hitting subscribers' mailboxes now.
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November is adoption awareness month and Catholic Social Service is hosting the first annual Bubbles for Babies event from Nov. 14 to 18 to raise awareness about infant adoption. The fun, week-long celebration is an opportunity for individuals to pick up a bottle of bubbles and blow bubbles-both real and virtual-about their experiences and stories of adoption. The event culminates on Nov. 19, National Adoption Day, when one name will be drawn for a very nice prize basket.
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First Christian Church at Broadway and K-96 are expecting their second load of pumpkins this season. With receiving over 2,000 pumpkins in their first unload on October 8th the second truck will arrived on Wednesday with 800 more pumpkins. Come check out the variety of pumpkins available. The patch is open from 12 to 8 p.m., Monday-Friday, and from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday and from 1 to 6 p.m. Sunday. This Sunday First Christian Church will be holding their annual Trunk Or Treat from 4 to 6 p.m. Come trick or ...
The youth and families at the First United Methodist Church will be out collecting food during the first annual Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat for the Barton County Food Bank from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. Trick or Treat So Kids Can Eat (TOT-EAT) was first started by the International Thespian Society and is its annual nationwide community service initiative to collect food for the hungry, but over the years several civic groups and high school clubs have also taken the challenge to collect food around Halloween. The First United Methodist youth and their ...
Instrumentalist Ed Huffman ("Sanctified Sax") of Maize and bass soloist David Arasmith of Topeka will perform a concert of gospel music and message at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday at the First Congregational United Church of Christ, 3400 21st Street in Great Bend. The public is invited.
At 7 p.m. on Nov. 6, American Baptist International Missionary in Laos and Thailand, Matt Mann, will talk about his work among street children who are victims of human trafficking. The service will take place at Central Baptist Church, corner of Lakin and Harrison. Human Trafficking is an urgent issue that many churches around the world are fighting. Human Trafficking plagues our own country as well. Matt is a second generational missionary whose parents served in Thailand since 1959. Matt's brother, Mike, also serves as a missionary in Thailand in tribal economic development. Come and learn what we ...
The public is invited to come and share in performance by the Torres Family Ministries. The Torres Family will perform at 11 a.m. during the worship hour on Sunday October 23 at Great Bend King United Methodist Church at 16th and Odell Street in Great Bend. They are a very good and talented music family from Haysville.
Each fall the members of the Presbyterian Church receive an Undercover Mission Possible Assignment patterned after the old TV series "Mission Impossible". They are challenged to purchase "undercover clothing" such as underwear and sweat pants for all ages of elementary school children. Also 25% of a PCUSA Peacemaking Offering taken the first part of October remains in Great Bend. The church Session designated this money to go to the Undercover Mission Possible event this year and a Wal-Mart gift card was purchased which will be used by the schools for unexpected needs throughout the year. Sheryl Neeland, an elementary guidance ...
Each fall the members of the Presbyterian Church receive an Undercover Mission Possible assignment patterned after the old TV series "Mission Impossible." They are challenged to purchase "undercover clothing" such as underwear and sweat pants for all ages of elementary school children.
The Torres Family Ministries will perform at Great Bend King United Methodist Church, 16th and Odell, during the this week's worship hour at 11 a.m. Sunday. Pastor Scott Tempero said the public is invited to came and share in the performance. "They are a very good and talented music family from Haysville, Kan. Please come join us."
The Barton County Association of Churches will hold its annual Chicken and Noodle Supper from 4:30 to 7 pm. on Monday, at the First Assembly of God Church located at 601 S. Patton Road in Great Bend.
DeleteSt. Johns Episcopal Church will begin its Lenten Study at 10:15 a.m. Sunday, March 9, at the church, located at 17th and Adams St. in Great Bend.
The annual Presbyterian Irish Stew dinner will be served from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday, March 13, in the Fellowship Hall of the First Presbyterian Church at 24th and Washington in Great Bend.
The work of Catholic Sisters is being recognized with Catholic Sisters Week, March 8-14. The Dominican Sisters of Peace will celebrate with a special prayer service at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, March 11, in the chapel of the Motherhouse at 3600 Broadway in Great Bend.
CLAY CENTER – If you are like me St. Patrick's Day might be about watching a parade, wearing green or for some, having a few drinks at the pub.
City Church Ministries, along with Great Bend Christians, will hold their second citywide Christian event at 6 p.m. March 22 at the Best Western Courtyard in Great Bend.
First Assembly of God Church, 601 Patton Road will host the first in a series of Lenten Luncheons at noon Wednesday, March 12.
Julie Zeck will be the speaker at the next Great Bend Aglow Lighthouse, on Saturday, March 8 at Perkins Family Restaurant, 2920 10th St. Coffee and social time begin at 9 a.m., with the meeting at 9:30.
Guest speaker Melissa Harris will lead "Living on the Faith Side" services, March 8 and 9 at Faith Community Church in Great Bend. The Saturday morning women's meeting is at 10 a.m., Saturday evening service – open to all – is at 7 p.m. and Sunday morning worship is at 10:30 a.m.
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