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text: Scribblings/Carnival of the Animals Introduction Welcome to this introduction to Rambert Dance Company's production of Scribblings with choreography by Doug Verone and Carnival of the Animals with choreography by Siobhan Davies. The Vocaleyes audio-described performance at Sadler's Wells Theatre will be on Saturday 24 May. There will be an Interactive Introduction at 12.15. We will broadcast a short introduction in the auditorium from 2.15pm, and the performance itself starts at 2.30pm. The production lasts for approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes, including an interval of 20 minutes. The live audio description will be given for Vocaleyes by Bridget Crowley and Willie Elliot . There now follows information about Rambert Dance Company and descriptions of the visual elements of the production; the sets, costumes and a little about the style of dance in each piece. This is followed by a brief description of the Free Interactive Introduction which takes place at the theatre before the performance. There's also some useful information and contact details. Rambert Dance Company is Britain's flagship contemporary dance company. Established in 1926 by Polish dance teacher Marie Rambert, Rambert continues to build on its rich heritage, touring throughout the UK and overseas to deliver performances full of ideas and passion under the Artistic Direction of Mark Baldwin. Exciting and innovative programming is born through bold collaborations with composers, designers and visual artists. The Company believes in the power of live music to enrich the senses, and works with its Associate Orchestra, London Musici, to present a variety of musical styles. Rambert's 22 dancers are considered to be some of the finest and most versatile in the world. Young, slender and athletic, each is an individual forming a close-knit ensemble of character and strength but performing with subtlety and quirky humour or exhilarating freedom, their style always totally in tune with the demands of each piece. The first piece to be performed is Scribblings, with choreography by Doug Verone. The music is John Adams' Chamber Symphony. Doug Verone, has used many sources for the inspiration for his exhilarating piece. He has watched insects swarming, flowing at high speed into fluid patterns and shapes that are never still. He also watched circus acts, particularly clowns with their garish colours and outlandish, exaggerated movements. But the dance is also about pure movement and although dancers sometimes move together at the same time, at others, each performs steps and movements individual to themselves sometimes alone, sometimes while others dance around them. The floor of the bare stage is covered with a deep, mottled surface that gleams and sparkles and reflects light. Overhead is a single giant light, with a huge dark green metal shade, cone-shaped with a flattened top. It measures 3 metres in diameter and is 1.6 metres high. The light swings slowly from side to side like a pendulum, glaringly bright, shifting and scattering the glitter of the floor and the brilliant colours of the costumes as both it and the dancers move. Directly under its beam, it is so bright that mirror images of the dancers appear to move with them upside down across the floor. The costumes are relaxed and casual, light but strong, a mixture of shirts and loose, high-waisted trousers in bright colours. Most are made of cotton in a single colour, but one or two have the bold patterns that clowns wear, wide stripes and big spots. A couple of the shirts are chiffon with sleeves that billow slightly. The dancers' feet are bare and their hair worn naturally but secure, not flying about to hamper movement. There are three movements in the music. The first and third are fast and furious, the music flamboyant and at times discordant, the dancers running, spinning, leaping, rolling pellmell in and out of the action, with great pace and energy, giving a sense of urgency. They group and regroup, sometimes dancing independently, sometimes together, their legs kicking high, their arms reaching up, cutting the air, or seeming to grow from their backs to hover like wings. Their torsos gyrate and rotate, their heads hang heavy, or stab the air as they jump. One dancer lifts another, legs scissoring high. Two dancers drag another backwards with linked arms. In the second movement, two dancers separate themselves from the rest to perform a duet and the tempo slows. The young man wears a dark green top and turquoise trousers and the young woman a simple, calf-length red dress. It has tiny sleeves and a v-neck bound with a narrow band of yellow, and two bands of yellow outline a high waist under the bust. He is tall and slim with a mop of black curls, she is petite and elf-like, with a close-cut cap of straight dark hair. The overhead light is still and descends a little lower to focus its light straight down upon them as they lie alone on the floor intertwined, ready to begin. For Scribblings the dancers are Angela Towler Gemma Wilkinson Pieter Symonds Clara Barbera Malgozata Dzieron Gemma Nixon Virginia de Gersigny Andrew Hurst Thomas Gulgec Martin Joyce Alex Whitley Renaud Wiser Hubert Essakow Eryck Brahmania Kirils Burlov Mbulelo Ndabeni Miguel Altunaga The duet is danced by Malgozata Dzieron and Thomas Gulger Lighting Design is by Mark Henderson, the Designer, Jon Bausor Music is by John Adams Choreography Doug Varone The second work of the afternoon is Carnival. Siobhan Davies, the choreographer, has chosen the familiar and well-loved music Carnival of Animals by Saint Saens as the basis for her subtle and witty piece. There is an introduction, 12 short sections each representing an animal or a human activity and to finish, all are drawn together in a riotous finale. Male and female dancers wear a variation on cream coloured tail suits with waistcoats. The fabric is coarse but stretchy. Beneath the suits are soft, collarless shirts in different colours made of semi-transparent chiffon. The coloured shirt shows at the neck beneath the turned back lapels of the waistcoats and the sleeves are revealed when the jackets are removed. On their feet are socks that match their shirts and cream jazz shoes. The stage is bare but for a backcloth that stretches the width of the stage. The cloth is painted with a huge pair of cream curtains with a narrow black pattern round the edges. The curtains are pulled back to reveal a panel, some two metres wide at the top and 7 metres wide at the base. On it is painted a replica of part of the jungle from one of the artist known as the Douanier Rousseau's mysterious jungle paintings. From base to top of the cloth, huge luscious leaves in variegated greens, yellow and burnt orange jostle in a forest of dense foliage. Here and there huge, exotic flowers in brilliant colours poke up spiked heads. In the centre stands a figure in a black suit with a black beret, holding a painter's palette and a large paint brush. The man has a black beard and his face is long and very pale with small eyes. At his feet a tiger crouches, ready to spring out towards us. A Maitre d, a young woman, introduces the animals and keeps events in motion. The movements of the animals are only minimally suggested as each dancer portrays not only the animal but a human emotion that the music evokes. Hens and Chickens salsa madly: hips swivel, heels dig in, elbows pump, heads down. They scratch at the ground with their feet like hens in a yard until a rampant cockerel in a bright red shirt rounds them up and ushers them away. As if freed from captivity into the open countryside, the Horse, in a deep oxblood coloured shirt, leaps across the space, wearing shoes on his hands. He reaches, drops to the floor, kicks back, spins and canters with furious energy. Two Tortoises, in the form of aged Can-Can dancers reminisce about the old days. Their shirts are garnet red and royal blue Their large grey ostrich feather fans, now the heavy shells of old age, re-form into the high collars, headdresses and huge skirts of memory, though their movement, once full of abandon, now is full of effort. The elephant in a grey shirt moves heavily and weightily, the back of one hand sweeping the floor like a trunk. She lifts both arms fleetingly to the side of her head, elbows bent, suggesting large ears, but the weightiness and elasticity of her movements also bring to mind a patient and undaunted spirit. The legs of the Kangaroo twitch, jerk and jump nervously. In her green shirt, her top half manages to remain serene as she plucks up courage to attend a sophisticated cocktail party of aloof looking people who are grouped together at the side of the space. In Aquarium the dancers don long blue gloves and waltz, spinning and rolling like the whirlpools and tides of the sea. Using images borrowed from photographer Edward Muybridge, who experimented with still photographs in an anatomical examination of movement, the dancers show the various stages of a dive in frozen poses. The dancers play a game of 'Follow my Leader' from left to right across the stage in Long Ears. The leader wears a dark navy blue shirt. He walks on his hands as the others try to mirror him precisely with their feet. Wherever he stumbles, they do too. In Cuckoo an obsessive admirer incessantly follows the object of his desire, as she moves right to left across the stage with tiny flicking and twisting movements from the tango. He conceals his heart with the flatted palm of his hand. With the sounds of the cuckoo, his hand falls and rises briefly, revealing the place where he feels his pain. She begins by handing him a soft, squashy hat which he puts on, but she continually rebuffs him, ever more weary and frustrated by his advances. Four dancers peck, scratch and ruffle each other's feathers in the Aviary. They make deep use of the lungs to stretch the ribs, puffing out their chests as breath is sucked in and blown out. In Pianists, the dancers become mechanical parts of the piano, for example, the hammers leaping up and down as the keys strike them. The piano stools are dancers on all fours. Other dancers then become players, sitting on the stools, reaching forward and leaning back as they play. In Fossils, a strange creature, half man, half Neanderthal, lumbers on, head first and charges round the space seemingly dislocating his shoulders as they roll. Joined by a second creature, the dance continues to make their bones seem independent from one another as they swing, slide and roll. The Swan's jacket is a blazer rather than tails and his shirt is white. He glides and plunges, stately and grave, at times a swan, at other moments morphing briefly into a cellist, when he stands holding an invisible instrument between his knees, stroking the strings with an invisible bow. As a swan he stands with his feet apart, one in front of the other and sinks down, lowering his head almost to his knee. He presses up till his knees are straight, his back parallel to the floor and his arms raised vertically behind his back, his fingers linked, representing wings. During the live description, we will call this 'swan's back'. He rolls to kneel up, his back erect, gazing ahead, one arm raised before him, bent at the elbow, the wrist also bent away from him, the fingers clenched in a fist, to represent the swan's powerful neck. The Finale gathers all the animals together, each performing fragments of the dance they have performed previously in a brief farewell. For Carniva of the Animalsl the Dancers are Pieter Symonds Angela Towler Gemma Nixon Malgozata Dzieron Alex Whitley Miguel Altunaga Kirils Burlov Renaud Wiser The lighting Design is by Peter Mumford, Costumes are by Antony McDonald and the Set Design is by David Buckland Music, Charles Camille Saint-Saens Choreography - Siobhan Davies The music for both pieces is played by London Musici Artistic Director - Mark Stephenson Conductor – Paul Hoskins Leader – Christopher Tombling Solo Cello – Ben Chappell The free 'Interactive Introduction' will be led by Martin Joyce and Laura Harvey from Rambert Dance Company, along with describers, Bridget Crowley and Willie Elliot - and is a new way of combining a Touch Tour with a Workshop. It will last about an hour, starting at 12.15. If you would like to take part, please let the box office know in advance, and then come at 12.00pm to the Stage Door entrance. This is next to the main entrance to the theatre, and you will be met at Reception. 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With its superb location, all the city's main attractions can be easily reached on foot from Green Garden Hotel. The hotel is also just a few steps away from subway and tram station.
Excellent Green Garden Restaurant serves Czech and international cuisine, including great steaks and home-made desserts and offers romantic atmosphere ideal for candlelight dinners and tasting an exclusive wine collection.
This charming hotel offers you a great value for money, friendly and helpful staff, lobby bar, wellness centre and relax lounge including Pc corner with internet and printer.
I was on a holiday. I went to the ballet and to the opera. It was worthwhile. ...Venere Guest, Finland
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- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
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- May 2013
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Finland
I was on a holiday. I went to the ballet and to the opera. It was worthwhile. The staff was very friendly but not cloying.
- April 2013
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- Germany
The hotel lived up to our expectations in every respect other than the minor inconvenience that the hot water supply was not entirely reliable, particularly in the mornings. The problem, however, was taken seriously by the staff, and this factor would not stop us from booking here again. The value for money was excellent, the staff friendly, the rooms very comfortable and the building had far more character than chain-owned hotels belonging to a similar price category.
- November 2012
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Malaysia
Nice place to stay. Quite and clean room. Tourist attractions are walking distance.
- September 2012
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Portugal
Staff nice and friendly and spoke good english. Good breakfast with wide range of options. Close to metro (5' from IP Pavlova on the red line), and maybe 8-10 minutes from the National museum. Although located on a busy main road, noise wasnt too great an issue. Room was larger than expected and very comfortable. The area wasnt too nice, although there was a supermarket very nearby and one or two pub/resteraunts. It was our first visit to Prague, so we cant comment on competitive ness price-wise, but we would stay here again without hesitation.
- August 2012
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
I was in Prague for a two day conference . All was fine until the female receptionist of the Green Garden Hotel on Thursday 30 August, instead of the specifically requested 1.1.1. taxi, for which I had a discount voucher, called me a pirate taxi to the airport whose driver lied to me, tried to rip me off severely, insulted me repeatedly and put my life in danger by his reckless driving while debating the fare. He refused to show me his taxi licence and played the radio on full volume so that no further conversation was possible. For this reason, I would not consider staying again at the Green Garden Hotel, nor would I recommend it to others.
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- Norway
The hotel was just to our satisfaction, in a suitable location and easy to reach. The price of the rooms is good, and we will definitely want to stay there next time. One piece of advice: Include in the web site information about taxidrivers in Praha being crooks, and to look for taxis with AAA, and agree about price before entering the taxi. We were cheated before we knew this.
- April 2012
- Venere Guest
- Family with young children
Excellent Hotel in the heart of Prague. Easy access to many tourist attractions via trams, metro , and on foot. Friendly and helpful staff. Hanka at reception was extremely helpful, and professional in her dealings with us. Would recommend to our friends , and family. Superb breakfasts .
- September 2011
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
Very pleasant hotel with nicely decorated restaurant. Great breakfast buffet with some variation in the menu for the three days that we stayed. Some road and sidewalk work in front of hotel made it a bit of a challenge to get around but I am sure that will be resolved in the near future. Safe five minute walk to metro. Some road noise heard in early am but no trouble sleeping throughout the night. Good value for the money.
- May 2010
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- United Kingdom
We stayed at the Green Garden for a short break in mid April 2010. We were collected from the airport by car and after about half an hour arrived at the hotel. The receptionist was very welcoming and attentive to our needs and the room that had been allocated to us was great. Very well appointed and warm. We ate in the dining room and the food was very nice, well presented ad freshly cooked to order. the wine was also very drinkable. All in I would recommend this hotel to anyone planning a trip to prague.
- March 2010
- Venere Guest
- Ireland
When we arrived on 28/2/10 the girl on reception was far from helpful. We arrived 2 hours early which we had requested an early check in but were told we had to wait til 2pm. We were told we could get a drink in the bar which was just closing, as it closed every day between 2-5pm and then closed again at 11pm. So we got a drink and had to have it in an area off reception which was part of the evening restaurant area. When we eventually checked in the same girl was not helpful in answering any questions we had. Basically it was fend for ouselves.She was not good on giving us directions to anywhere we wanted to go.One would assume she would have provided us with some information in relation to tours which we could take from the hotel but she was not interested and never focused on us fully as she constantly dealt with other customers and phone calls while we were trying to talk to her.Eventually we gave up and decided we would be better finding our own way around. On a positive note, our room was superb and exactly what we requested. The staff responsable for cleaning our room were fantastic. So well done to them. Overall the hotel was very nice and very clean. The breakfast was superb and the breakfast staff were lovey. I would gladly return to prague as it is a beautiful city. I would also recommend Hotel Green Garden as its location is excellent and it is a lovely clean hotel. I would have no problem staying at Green Garden on a future trip provided there were a new recpionest to greet me. Colette
- March 2010
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- Italy
The hotel is good enough for the price you pay. The only thing i think i can complain about is the bed. The bed is not for two but for 1 and a half. The Free Wifi is provided only at the main floor so you cannot acces it from your room.
- August 2009
- Venere Guest
- Not Specified
- United Kingdom
The hotel is fantastic, very romantic and with a special atmosfere. Service stuff is nice and helpful.
- August 2009
- Venere Guest
- Mature couple
- Poland
The room was very pleasant and modern. We especially liked the people working in the hotel as they were most kind and helpful. Also had a wonderful breakfast buffet. The location was also good.
- August 2009
- Venere Guest
- Young couple
- United Kingdom
Very nice hotel with friendly and helpful staff. Excellent restaurant for good prices – having a dinner in the green garden restaurant was really special! Beautiful spacious rooms, spotlessly clean everywhere. Very good breakfast as well. Nothing complaints at all!
- April 2009
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- Czech Republic
I´ve rely enjoyed stay at hotel Green Garden. Staff was very friendly and helpful. They´ve always responded in kind way when I asked for something. My room (501) was very spacious and quite. Bathroom was clean and beautifully decorated. Breakfast was excellent. As a business traveler I appreciated a safety deposit box for my laptop and internet connection in my room. I will definitely stay again at this hotel when I come back to Prague!!
- April 2009
- Venere Guest
- Family with older children
- Czech Republic
Have just returned from a 3 night stay at the Green Garden Hotel in Prague. Had a wonderful stay, spotlessly clean everywhere, lovely rooms and food very good and reasonably priced. No complaints at all, reception staff very helpful also Daniel and Pavlina were both very helpful towards the four of us. My only negative comment would be that there were no tea, coffee making facilities in the room - take your travel kettle with you ! Am sure you will enjoy your stay. Would definitely go back again. Thanks again.
- December 2008
- Venere Guest
- Single traveller
- United Kingdom
It was great...staff very helpful and the room was beautifully clean. within walking distance centre. I will definitely stay again at this hotel when I come to Prague!!
- December 2008
- Venere Guest
- Group
- United Kingdom
The Green Garden Hotel is about ten minutes walk from Wenceslas Square which makes it a very convenient location. It is also close by local tram and subway stops. We were visiting Prague to celebrate a birthday and the staff were very helpful in assisting with arrangements beforehand. The hotel isn't luxurious but it is perfectly comfortable and good value for money.
- August 2008
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- Gay Couple
- Italy
proprio una bella sorpresa! considerato lo standard praghese di scarsa cordialità, questo hotel si è decisamente mostrato al di sopra della media. Gentilezza disponibilità e cortesia, puntualità nel rassettare le camere, una colazione veramente degna di questo nome. Insomma, davvero un bel soggiorno. Se proprio devo trovare dei nèi, potrei citare i dintorni dell'albergo, il quale sorge in mezzo a due strade a scorrimento veloce, ma va specificato che in 5 minuti si era alla fermata dei tram e dell'efficiente metro praghese. Lo consiglio senz'altro a chi non ritiene indispensabile una posizione in pieno centro storico. Peccato solo che per avere una camera con bidet abbiamo dovuto penare un po'....
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Room Details
Book your pet-friendly accommodation at Green Garden Hotel, offering 60 guest rooms with climate control. Guests can unwind at the end of a long day and enjoy LCD televisions with satellite channels. Business travelers visiting the Nove Mesto area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and laptop-compatible safes.
For comfort and convenience, each individually decorated guest room comes with a separate sitting area. A good night's sleep in comfortable beds with premium bedding will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Minibars and coffee/tea makers are supplied in each room to facilitate basic travel needs. Additional guest comforts include soundproofing, air conditioning and blackout drapes/curtains.
A turndown service is available. Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Coffee and tea maker
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Soundproof rooms
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- Safe
- Satellite TV
- Wireless Internet access
How to reach Green Garden HotelBy car
From Brno: The hotel is directly on the Brno-Prague highway, E50/E65. After crossing the Nuselský Bridge, the hotel can be found 200 metres down the road on the left-hand side.
From Teplice: Just follow the signs for Brno. After passing the Wenceslas square and National Museum, keep going on the wide Sokolska Street. Our hotel can be found after 700 metres on the left side on the corner of Legerova Street and Fugnerovo Square.
By train
From the Main Railway station: It is just two stations by subway to the I.P. Pavlova station. When you leave the metro station, go down the wide Legerova Street in the opposite direction to the traffic flow. You will find our hotel after 300 metres on the corner of Legerova Street and Fugnerovo Square.
By airplane
Public transport: Take the bus number 119 from Ruzyně Airport to Dejvická station. At Dejvická station, change bus for underground train (metro) line A. Go from Dejvická station to Museum station, and change line A for line C. Then go from Museum station line C to I.P. Pavlova station. When you leave the metro station, go down the wide Legerova Street in the opposite direction to the traffic flow. You will find our hotel after 300 metres on the corner of Legerova Street and Fugnerovo Square. Metro ticket costs 26 CZK.
By public transportation
Nearest transport links:
Metro, Tram, Bus Station I.P. Pavlova: 5 minutes
Main Railway Station: 15 minutes
Distances from Green Garden HotelPeace Square - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Charles Square - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Czech National Museum - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Jan Palach Memorial - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Saint Wenceslaus Monument - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Czech Technical University - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Prague State Opera - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Church of Saints Cyril and Methodius - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Havlicek Gardens - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Lucerna Palace - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Wenceslas Square - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Vysehrad Castle - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Vysehrad National Cultural Monument - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Lucerna Arcade - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Riegrovy Sady - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
The preferred airport for Green Garden Hotel is Prague (PRG-Vaclav Havel) - 12.4 km / 7.7 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Transportation services Green Garden Hotel
- Limousine service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the airport
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It's not your imagination: Your SMUD bill really is a little lower this month.
With fewer scorchingly hot days and evenings so far in August, fewer Sacramentans are cranking up the air conditioning.
For the average customer, that means a 20 percent drop in monthly energy usage through mid-August, which in turn means savings of about $35 on an average electric bill.
"It's pretty big: $35. That's a dinner out," said Nate Toyama, a SMUD supervisor of load forecasting.
You can thank Mother Nature for the break. In recent weeks, summer temperatures are mostly below average, said SMUD spokesman Christopher Capra.
Earlier this summer, a seven-day streak of 100-plus days June 28 through July 4 pushed thermometers and people's discomfort levels to untypical highs. The heat spell topped out July 4 at 110 degrees.
With milder days and cooler evenings, there's been less demand for air conditioning, considered the biggest power guzzler on residential energy bills.
For the average SMUD residential customer, the mid-June to mid-July bill was $152, compared with $117 for the 30-day period through mid-August. Average usage during that period dropped from 1,073 to 854 kilowatt hours.
That's based on 270,000 accounts, roughly half of SMUD's total customer base. Monthly billing cycles vary by neighborhood.
PG&E, which covers El Dorado, Placer and Yolo counties, did not have specific data on energy use or billing rates for the last month. But, "generally speaking, in cooler weather, fewer customers will use energy in the higher rate tiers which will result in lower bills for many customers," said PG&E spokesman Paul Moreno.
The milder temperatures have also dampened business for some air-conditioning companies, who are seeing a slight slowdown in service calls.
"Hot nights and hot weekends, when people are home, really affects our business," said Jerry Bell, co-owner of Bell Bros. Heating & Air Conditioning in Sacramento.
"July was one of our best months ever because there were so many 100-degree days. But August, it's down a little bit, about 10 percent."
Similarly, service calls at Garick Air Conditioning Service are down from July when "we were pulling our hair out and turning away new work," said shop manager Jonathan Turner.
Rather than piling up 48- to 52-hour weeks as they did last month, his five-person crew is back working normal full-time hours in August, mostly installations and changeouts, he said.
What's good for consumers' wallets is also better for the environment, said SMUD's Capra.
"On days we hit peak demand, we have to go out and buy pricier power from a 'peaker' plant," which typically means turbines that burn natural gas, he said. "Any time we can keep usage lower, we don't need to procure power from sources that aren't as clean as we'd like it."
And it looks like the milder weather is going to last, at least through the end of August.
For the next seven days, the National Weather Service predicts temperatures will climb no higher than "near 90" degrees.
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Really nice for the brows!!!! It's not a very good eyeliner but it's an excellent brow pencil. Very nice and very affordable.
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This works so well as an eyebrow pencil, and I can't believe it only cost $.99. The pencil is softer than most I've come across and it's very easy to blend. My color is minx, it's a great soft brown color that works really well with my dark blonde-ish light brown hair. Lasts all day long, couldn't ask for more, I think I've repurchased 5 times already.
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*TOP REVIEWER* valmont32677 on 4/22/2014 6:45:00 PM more reviews by valmont32677
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TAUPE=HG eyebrow pencil!! I have yet to find anything even close to this for eyebrows. I liked Maybelline's twin red pencils in Blond but Taupe is cheaper, lasts longer on my oily face, & is a very good color match. It's fairly easy to find at stores, the Mayb Blond are harder to find; I love how long this pencil is because you feel like ur getting a ton of product. So I don't feel badly about sharpening it every other day. This has become a staple for me; I won't use anything else on my brows. Love, love, love!!
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*TOP REVIEWER* lotusfairy on 3/23/2014 9:34:00 PM more reviews by lotusfairy
Age: 30-35 Skin: Oily, Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
I bought the Taupe shade as it seemed like it would be a perfect match for my eyebrows. I was right. It is not too dark, blends well, and has good longevity. I love that it costs only 99 cents so I can buy many backups. I just do tiny feather strokes along my brows and I am done. I have no need to set it. I have yet to try it as an eyeliner, but I have so many eyeliners already I think I'll just use this pencil solely for my brows.
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drawingasquare on 1/21/2014 11:43:00 AM more reviews by drawingasquare
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When I first decided to start filling in my brows, I picked this up because I figured it was inexpensive and if I really didn't like the look, I wouldn't have lost out on much. I didn't anticipate that I would be so crazy about a $0.99 brow pencil!
I have very warm, light brown hair/brows, and taupe is a perfect match for me. It's not too red like others I've seen (I think I tried one that's similar from NYC once, and that one's super red). This is also the only brow product I use. I feel like the product has enough hold that I don't need to set my brows with a gel. They stay in place all day. Additionally, I don't notice the product breaking down in terms of color/definition unless I've been wearing it for over 12 hours.
I habitually buy a handful of these whenever I'm at the drugstore and running low. This is definitely my go-to brow pencil, and at this price point, I don't think I'd ever consider a switch.
One caveat: I cannot attest to how these perform as an eyeliner, as I have never used them for that purpose.
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thaileen on 11/10/2013 3:16:00 PM more reviews by thaileen
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
Very disappointed of this product as an eyeliner. I bought both the dark brown and charcoal shades, because I just needed some cheap liners. I did my makeup and used the dark brown to create a thick line with a bit of a wing, and then by the time I finished getting ready, the wing had faded.. it looked like it was just disappearing. Not impressed. Other than they're poor staying power, they're very creamy and pigmented.
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xpartypanda on 10/24/2013 12:44:00 AM more reviews by xpartypanda
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I generally use Mink Brown for my brows, since I have a lack of eyebrow hair and my natural brows are the most hideous thing on the face of the planet. That pencil is the exact spot-on shade that matches my brow hairs like no other product can. 99 cents for this, to buy it every 3 months? I think that's the greatest thing about it. It's cost-friendly, sharpens easily, applies great, and is just a long-lasting product.
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bunnee2 on 10/16/2013 12:12:00 PM more reviews by bunnee2
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I love this, and the universal taupe is perfect for my brows with no hint of red. It does require a bit of practice, as I'd been used to a brow marker. But the application is second nature now, and looks natural.
If I see the pencil has to be sharpened, I put it in the freezer overnight.
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la18la on 8/24/2013 10:14:00 PM more reviews by la18la
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AWESOME! this is the perfect eyebrow pencil for me!!! it's SUPER inexpensive too!! finally, a color that is not too dark and not too red.. it's exactly what it says it is, a lovely taupe.
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I didn't like this product for my eyebrows..It wipes off very easily..I used this product for my eyebrows..maybe I should try it as an eyeliner instead..
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Competitiveness of Port-Cities: The Case of Marseille-Fos, France
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"excellent narrator; tremendously bland story."
bland, overwrought, verbose
um, make kvothe a better character? seriously, 27 hours of listening to how great this guy is at everything, how all the women in his life are clever, beautiful, and totally into him (when he is no older than 15 at any point in his narrative, which is also odd; he must go about 400 pages without aging a day); how his main character flaw is that bad stuff happens to him--but not, apparently, by his own doing or his own faults. when he's punished at school, it's never entirely his fault. he's instigated by characters we're supposed to dislike (ambrose, hemme), defending himself, or just too gosh darn good for their silly rules. even the masters like, pity, empathize with, and sponsor him. there are perhaps two people in the entire tome--and it is a tome; in paperback form, you could probably kill someone with this book--who dislike him. everyone else, EVERYONE ELSE, thinks he's just the bee's knees, and neither kvothe nor the narrator nor the author seem to think otherwise. i can stomach a guy who's good at everything, but when it's written in such a way that even the author thinks he's the coolest, it just becomes a 600 page tongue bath of a fictional character. further, nothing really /happened./ there were events, sure, but nothing seemed to really progress forward once he was in the university. the main event of his childhood that he mentioned several times was being kicked out of the university--but we never see that. the book just trundles along, and then casually mentions the expulsion will come at a later date. and i could have done with a great deal less discussion of how crazy he was about denna. after the 50th ode to her skin/hair/eyes/laugh/touch, i kind of got the picture.
ben, kilvin.
nick podehl made this so much more palatable than it otherwise would have been. some of his voices blended together (he seemed to have a single
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