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This eye shadow is amazing! So easy to apply and it lasted all day, no creases or drying out. I love the look and the color.
This reminds me of Urban Decay's Toasted eyeshadow but with a silver/grey undertones to it on me. It's not the most flattering color on my NC40-42 skin but it works if I pair it with warm colors. It can also be used as an eyeshadow base. I don't plan on rebuying this though of two issues. It creases on me a bit if I use more than one thin layer. My eyelids are dry but hooded and I hardly have issues with creasing. The creasing is not totally noticeable but I can't imagine what it'll look on a very hot day. It gets very hot and humid here during the summer. If you swatch it on the back of your hand with a finger, it looks so nice and smooth but on the eyes, it's a different story. I tried many methods and the best was light layers with fingers but I still didn't get the smooth look I wanted. It wasn't as even as I'd like and it even made my eyes look a bit crepey. I give Maybelline credit for trying and normally, I don't have any success with Maybelline products but this is definitely one of the better products they carry and probably the most wearable color out of all of the tattoos. Itis the best drugstore cream eyeshadow I have tried.
This is a must try. The price is great and the quality is amazing. Most of the colors are too bright and/or bold for my taste but the muted ones like this one are great for just about anyone. They apply easily and really last. I wish they expanded their color selection. This would be my go to for shadows if they had more options.
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OMG, I love this color! I picked this up because it reminded me of Indianwood paint pot by MAC but Indianwood is more yellow and BTTB is more cool toned. Nonetheless, this product delivers! I don't know if it actually holds up for 24 hours but I will say that my eyes do not crease after 10+ hours of wear and my eye makeup is still vibrant. Maybelline really did it with this product because I will not be purchasing a paint pot so long as these babies are in production. I own all 10 colors and hope that they make more!!!
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This is an outstanding cream shadow! I've been really loving cream eye shadows, especially bronze or taupe colors and the Maybelline Bad to the Bronze beats out some of the high end cream shadow and costs fraction of the price. Bad to the Bronze was sold out everywhere so it took me a while but finally got my hands on this. Compared to some of my other cream eyeshdows such as MUFE #15 $22, Jouer organza $20, NARS Mykonos $23, Benefit Birthday Suit $19, Bad to the Bronze is only $6-8, very pigmented and has the best lasting power.
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LOVE at first swipe. This color is absolutely gorgeous, yet subtle. Not at all a harsh gold- it's a light, shimmery, creamy, slightly bronzed light brown. I can barely describe it, it's just so unique. To me it has a similar finish to UD's satiny "toasted" (which is my other go-to daytime color) but without the dark bronzer look. Others who have said toasted is too dark for your skintone- try this instead. I feel it would complement most skin tones!
I like to use it with a matte brown shadow (buck from the naked palette) in the outer V, blended in toward the middle of my lid. The two colors produce an awesome gradient together. Makes for a wonderful daytime/work look. Also goes beautifully with purples. This is hands down my new absolute favorite color. Easy to travel with, easy to apply (I just use my fingers). Lasts a long time, even on my oily lids. I will repurchase, in fact I might run out and buy back-ups!
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This product has been compared to MAC's paint pot & I agree. It was easy to apply and pigment was GREAT! While I don't know if it stays on 24 hours & not sure that I would want to find out :) I will buy this again. Infact, I bought 2 other colors today :) GO BUY It!!
Edit: After having this product in my collection for 3 months it became very dried out. I always closed the lid tightly, very disappointed.
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The hype you've heard is true! I recommend all of these except for the purple one, as that one has too much sparkle and not enough pigment. Bad to the Bronze was my gateway Tattoo - after this one, I was hooked!
It's a pretty bronze that can be a bit sheer, but can be built up. Try it over a primer and it's a one and done lid color. Put a shadow over it and it's there for awhile. Seriously, my best time is 12-13 hours and that's because I chose to remove it.
My best way to use them is to apply with my ring finger or a Real Techniques crease brush, then put a shadow on top.
I recommend them very highly, but Bad to the Bronze most of all.
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I never thought I would enjoy a drug store product again (other than my Hard Candy blushes)! In the past I would buy into the hype of whatever it was, only to be sorely disappointed. Air Fairy, Tapestry Taupe...just to name a few awful experiences.
Well I must say that this product delivers!!! It is a gorgeous golden bronze, not too dark or muddy for fair skin. Today I wore it with Soba in the crease and Era blended up toward the brow. A little blacktrack and mascara and voila - effortless glam! It lasted all day beautifully, and I didn't even bother with a primer underneath! Not a crease in sight and I have oily lids.
Unfortunately I have to bring the review down because the product dries out so fast. Seems to depend on the color but this one was like a rock after a few months. I ended up throwing it out but it was wonderful while it lasted!
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LOOOOVE this color. One gentle swipe is a good everyday color. A second buildable swipe and you have one awesome wet looking color for night. It's perfect.
As far as wear, normal eyeshadow with a really good primer might last a few hours. I started hair spraying my lids after eyeshadow application and it started lasting 6 hours or so. I've tried other cream shadows and the would crease almost immediately. THESE however don't budge...at all. I can get 18 hours no problem before I wash off for the night. And While I might have some foundation on my lids before hand, I haven't tried them with primer.


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53-63cm. Wings long and broad. Brown upperparts, paler, streaked head, brown-spotted white breast, and dark breast band. The legs are fully feathered. Wings are mostly pale below but in typical birds have a dark square at the base of the hand and in adults are dark-edged. Tail is white with one broad dark subterminal band and 0-5 additional narrow bands close the the subterminal band. In the American subspecies, a dark morph occurs where body and wingcoverts are completely dark but flight feathers and tail are quite typical, almost silvery white in this form. In all forms, a broad white uppertail is diagnostic (a narrow version of this can be seen in Common Buzzard) and most often, you should notice pale basis of primaries on the upperside of the wing.
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Can be told from Common Buzzard in flight by the whitish tail with the single dark bar at the end. Is more inclined to hover than Common or Honey Buzzard.
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Breeds North America, Canada, Europe and Asia; most if not all populations are migratory, wintering south of the breeding areas.
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Four subspecies are recognized[1]: lagopus, menzbieri, kamtschatkensis, and sanctijohannis.
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Mostly wilder coastal areas; tundra, open prairies, farmland, marshes.
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Hunts harrier-like low over the ground with frequent interludes of hovering. Glides with wings markedly angled at carpal joint.
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Nests on cliff ledges, trees, or even on the ground in high tundra. Two to seven eggs are laid, incubation lasts 28-31 days and after a further 39-45 days, the young fledge.
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The Bulldog held the Montreal Expos hitless over the last four innings on Aug. 30, 1988. SP Dennis Martinez popped an RBI single to center field that scored Tim Raines in the fifth inning.
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PARIS (REUTERS) - France's trade minister had to eat humble pie on Friday after she was caught on film saying that food served at a state dinner for China's President Xi Jinping was "disgusting".
President Francois Hollande and Xi were all smiles at the dinner Wednesday at the Elysee presidential palace. But Foreign Trade Minister Nicole Bricq was unimpressed by the fare that included foie gras, roasted poultry with mushrooms, and a chocolate and caramel dessert.
Television cameras caught her telling Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault that the food at the Elysee did not compare with that served at Matignon, the prime minister's office, where she had attended a lunch for Xi.
"Frankly, at Matignon, there's no comparison. It wasn't that way at all at the Elysee. No, it was disgusting," she could heard whispering.
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- 1/2 teaspoon sugar
- To prepare chili: In a large pot, place the chicken pieces and the quartered onion. Cover with 8 cups of water and bring to a boil. Cook at a low boil for 20 to 30 minutes or until the chicken is tender. Reserve the broth, and cut the chicken into bite-size pieces. Discard the onion.
- In a large pot coated with nonstick cooking spray, saute the chopped onion and garlic over a medium-high heat for 3 to 5 minutes or until tender, stirring constantly.
- In a food processor, place 1 can great Northern beans and 1 cup of the chicken broth and process until smooth. Add the smooth bean mixture, remaining can great Northern beans, remaining 3 cups chicken broth, chili powder, cumin, oregano, green chiles and corn to the pot with onion. Bring to a boil, reduce heat and cook for 20 to 30 minutes.
- To prepare the salsa: In a bowl, mix together the tomato, cilantro, garlic, red onion and sugar. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use. Serve with chili.


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Due to the popularity of the invitation etiquette post I did a few weeks ago, I decided to touch on monogram etiquette. Here are examples of name usage, order and format to be used in monogram design and personalized goods. If you would like to commission a custom monogram design, drop us a note firstname.lastname@example.com to get started.
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What do you recommend for a last name comprised of two words, for example Van Pelt?
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After ending a two-game losing streak last night, the Carolina Hurricanes will try to create a two-game winning streak t his afternoon against the Tampa Bay Lightning at 5 ET. The game will be televised on Fox Sports: Carolinas and broadcasted on the radio at 99.9 FM The Fan.
This will be the third meeting between the two teams. The Lightning earned wins in both games including a 3-2 overtime win in the last game on Dec. 21.Hurricanes' Lineup: Jiri Tlusty – Eric Staal – Alexander Semin Nathan Gerbe – Jordan Staal – Patrick Dwyer Jeff Skinner – Elias Lindholm – Tuomo Ruutu Manny Malhotra – Riley Nash – Radek Dvorak Andrej Sekera – Justin Faulk John-Michael Liles – Ron Hainsey Jay Harrison – Mike Komisarek Anton Khudobin/Justin Peters Possible Scratches: Cam Ward and Drayson Bowman (Injured). Ryan Murphy and Brett Bellemore (Healthy). Lightning Lineup Ondrej Palat – Tyler Johnson – Martin St. Louis Alex Killorn – Valterri Filppula – Teddy Purcell J.T. Brown – Nate Thompson – Nikita Kucherov Ryan Malone – Richard Panik – Jean-Phillipe Cote Victor Hedman – Sami Salo Radko Gudas – Matt Carle Eric Brewer – Mark Barberio Ben Bishop/Anders Lindback Possible Scratches: Steven Stamkos, Brian Lee and Keith Aulie (Injured).
Hurricanes' Outlook: Alexander Semin played a great game last night, scoring two goals to help lead the team to a 3-2 victory over the Florida Panthers.
The defense looked strong, so the lineup on the backend is likely to stay the same with Mike Komisarek and Jay Harrison staying together as the third pairing.
Anton Khudobin had a good game, but coach Kirk Muller said Justin Peters could play on Sunday before yesterday's game.
Lightning Outlook: Tampa Bay still hasn't missed Steven Stamkos from its lineup, as the Lightning sit second in the Atlantic and only one point behind the Boston Bruins.
The team played yesterday afternoon against the San Jose Sharks, losing 5-4. Martin St. Louis, who has 11 points in seven games since being left off Team Canada, scored all four goals. As you can guess, the Canes will have to watch him every time the diminutive winger touches the ice.
Despite an impressive record, the Lightning's record in their last 10 isn't that impressive with at 5-4-1. Despite a short travel from Tampa Bay to Raleigh, the team is likely to be tired with travel and two games in a row. The Hurricanes figure to be the more well-rested team and will need to jump on the Lightning.
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One of the challenges in achieving year after year success in the NFL is a strong core of players and coaches. A deep playoff run can quickly increase the market value of coordinators, position coaches, and free agent players looking for their next contract. The Philadelphia Eagles, despite major turnover, came away from 2013 with a successful season. Yes, it was one and done in the playoffs, but this wasn't the Birds team of the Andy Reid era. Unfortunately, that success came with a price, as former Eagles Quarterbacks Coach Bill Lazor formally accepted the job of offensive coordinator for the Miami Dolphins. With the 2014 NFL Draft coming into view, one could argue that replacing this coaching position might be one of the Eagles' most important picks.
We all know the story of Nick Foles ascension to the role of starting quarterback this season. The debate will undoubtedly continue on where to place that success. Was it Foles' quick thinking and football IQ? Was it Head Coach Chip Kelly's innovative and adaptive offensive system? Or was it perhaps a strong position coach like Bill Lazor who found a way to get the best out of the talent given to him? We'll find out the real answer in the coming season, but it would be unfair not to give credit to Lazor for the work he did. A quick look back to Foles' rookie year, with inconsistent play and more than double the amount of interceptions (5) in only 3 games, set a rookie bar for the signal-caller. Glance through this season, with 10 games played, an NFL record-setting 27-2 touchdown-to-interception ratio, and the evidence of an impressive developmental leap is there. Again, credit is due to the player for focusing on their craft, to Kelly for a system that adapted to the player's strength, but also to the guy whose job it was to make sure Foles was ready.
The loss of Lazor may not have a material impact on the Iggles next season, or it could derail a hot start to a quarterback's career and the Eagles' rapid turnaround. Aside from draft preparation, Kelly has a critical and important pick to make – who to place in the role of Quarterbacks Coach for the 2014 season. Ideally, the new position coach will inherit a competent, capable quarterback already well versed in Kelly's systems. In the best scenario, the new coach takes Foles to an even higher level, helping to smooth over some of the rough offensive patches that the team experienced this past year. With any coach however, an even keel, balanced approach to the same type of player may be the most important attribute.
Fans and analysis often talk about the coaching carousel that turns after every season. Coordinators get shots at head coaching jobs, position coaches move up to coordinators, and some go the opposite direction. The goal of any team is to have the right blend of coaching talent that functions as a cohesive unit to drive the head coach's methodology, techniques, and system down to the players. It's the ultimate personnel puzzle. Any piece that doesn't fit can make the final picture not quite right. The Eagles have a lot of good pieces that do fit together. It may be easy to just focus on the player components as the key to a successful 2014 season, but let's not forget that its the coaches job to help get the best out of the players. The quarterback coaching vacancy may end up being one of the most important picks the Birds make.


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Small Victories Win the War Against Debt
- Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Getting out of debt can seem like a daunting task. When you finally decide to take the step of getting yourself out of debt, it's easy to be intimidated by the huge goal you've presented for yourself.
And when you realize what you're up against, you're ready to give up on getting out of debt before you even get started. So how do you overcome that overwhelming feeling when you want to achieve your goal, but you're so intimidated by all the work you know it will take to get it done?
You have to chill out, take a step back, and remember that in the end, it's the small victories that win the war.
Start With Small Victories
When you apply that to chipping away at a huge mountain of debt, that means paying off smaller debts first.
I know there are experts that recommend paying off the debt with the highest interest rate first. That's OK, you can do it that way and it will still work.
But research shows that approaching your debt problem by paying off the smallest debt first actually works better.
Because winning small victories is psychologically good for you. They motivate you to keep going when the going gets tough. These little wins allow you to feel good about what you're doing and motivate you to keep going in a way that other methods of paying off debt just don't do.
How do you start achieving these small victories over debt so you can ultimately win the war?
You make a plan.
The Debt Rocket
Some people call it a "Debt Snowball" or any number of other names. I call it a "Debt Rocket" because it starts slowly, but quickly launches you into the blue sky of debt freedom!
Here's how it works:
- List all of your debts from smallest to largest
- Continue paying the minimum payment on each debt
- If you have any extra money to use for debt, put it toward your smallest debt to get it paid off faster.
This allows you to get that smallest debt paid off relatively quickly, thus getting a small win that pumps up your motivation to keep going.
- Use the money you were sending toward the smallest debt, and add that to the payment for the next smallest, along with any extra you may have.
- That allows you to get the next smallest debt paid off in no time, because you're sending in much more than just the minimum payment.
- Keep doing the same thing, working your way down the list as you get each debt paid until you become debt free!
Even though I call it the "Debt Rocket," it's not rocket science. It's a very simple, but very powerful concept. If you just make the effort to put together a Debt Rocket plan and stick to it, each small victory will add up to life changing debt freedom over time, guaranteed!
You can find printable Debt Rocket forms with instructions here to get your plan rolling.
It Doesn't Just Work For Getting Out of Debt!
The cool thing about starting out small and taking things step by step is that it works not only for getting yourself out of debt, but for any large goal you might be working toward.
Such as:
- Starting a New Career
- Fixing Your Marriage
- Quitting a Bad Habit
- Starting a Blog
- Starting a Business
- Fixing Your Health
- Or anything else that requires a large change in your life.
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Dewayne Dedmon's first ever professional basketball appearance took place on Sunday with the Miami Heat, in their first game of the NBA's Summer League slate in Orlando, Fla.
In the 69-59 loss to the Utah Jazz, Dedmon failed to score a point for the Heat, missing all of his three field goal attempts in just under 14 minutes of action. As was the case while at USC, Dedmon got in foul trouble quickly, amassing four fouls in his short time on the floor, on his way to grabbing two boards and picking up a steal and an assist.
Dedmon went undrafted in June's NBA Draft, but signed with the Heat to participate in summer basketball last week. In addition to Dedmon, the summer version of the Heat features college stars Myck Kabongo from Texas, James Ennis from Long Beach State and Larry Drew II out of UCLA by way of North Carolina.
The Heat have four games left in the Orlando portion of the Summer League, before a second phase in Las Vegas next week that includes a full-on tournament. They'll play Brooklyn at 2:00 p.m. Pacific, this afternoon.
Dedmon isn't the only Trojan in Orlando, as Eric Wise is part of the Orlando Magic's summer roster along with lottery pick Victor Oladipo, out of Indiana. The Magic beat the Kelly Olynyk and the Celtics on Sunday, but Wise never saw the floor. Orlando's next game is this morning at 8:00 a.m. Pacific against Oklahoma City.


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The 5K (3.1 miles) walk begins at 10:00 a.m. and will be held rain or shine. New York Jets Owner Woody Johnson, General Manager Terry Bradway and Head Coach Herman Edwards will lead the fundraising and awareness walk.
If you are interested in walking as part of a walk team, volunteering the day of the event, or simply making a donation, please contact the ALR at lupus research.org or call toll free (800) 867-1743.
Players from the New York Jets and hundreds of Long Island residents will gather Saturday, May 15 at Eisenhower Park, for the inaugural Walk with Us to Cure Lupus 5K (3.1-miles) Walkathon to benefit the Alliance For Lupus Research. One hundred percent of proceeds from the walkathon, which is expected to raise $200,000, will be used to fund medical research to prevent, treat and eventually cure lupus, a potentially fatal autoimmune disease that strikes predominantly young women.
The 2004 Long Island Walk with Us to Cure Lupus Walkathon is sponsored by area families, organizations and companies, including the Jets; North Fork Bank; Estee Lauder Companies; and Hofstra University
A 501 (c)(3) organization, the Alliance For Lupus Research is chaired by Robert Wood Johnson IV, of the Johnson & Johnson healthcare family and owner of the NFL's New York Jets. Since its inception in 1999, ALR has committed more than $26 million to lupus research, and has made remarkable gains toward unlocking the mysteries of this disease. ALR directs one hundred percent of funds raised to peer-reviewed research and scientific programs. It received the highest rating (four stars) from Charity Navigator, an independent resource that evaluates the effectiveness and financial health of more than 2,300 charities.
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|African Side-necked Turtle
With a naturally upturned "smile" and a pug nose, the African Side-necked Turtle has a great face!
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Liz - 2012-11-13
I just recently acquired 2 asn turtles and I am pretty sure one is female and the other is male. At what age do they start breeding? I would like to keep them in the same tank but I don't want them to breed? Is there anything I can do to keep them from breeding when they become adults or will I need to put them in seperate tanks when they get older?
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Todd - 2011-08-17
I love my asn she really healthy but I want to know if it is a good idea to feed her plants like up above. Has any one tried to and does the turtle like it. Also if so which plant would be best for the turtle? Thank you!
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Jeni - 2012-04-17
I would like to know how to detemine the sex of my turtle? It is an African side neck.
To Answer the questions about turtles not eating it could be a variety of things the water is to acidic or cold? Maybe s/he don't like the type of food you are feeding it.
Last and this is a biggy..all turtles seem to go into periods of hybernation but I know that when I did not have a UV light/lamp on the take my poor turtles seemed overly sleepy all the time! I had the wrong type of light in the tank...I was just using regular bulbs not UV. That was part of my issues and my turtle could have had malabsorption issues due to his shell de-calcifying. SO UV light good regular light not so much. Lesson learned...now I just need to know if my turtle is a she or a he?
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christian - 2011-07-08
I have a full grown african sideneck turtle and I caught a baby painted turtle. Will the african sideneck turtle attack it?
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Mary - 2012-09-06
A long time fish enthusiast my boys begged for something more interesting so we just got our first turtle, an African Snake-neck. It is awesome! He's so curious and really watches what we do! We researched and spoke at length with a local reptile dealer about the right turtle for us, how to set up his habitat and what his needs would be. After a bit of trial and error on my part I believe we have a nice situation for him. However, the turtle guy said only three or four inches of water were needed. Online articles I've read said 8 to 10 inches. I added more water and he used more of his habitat but when he retreated to his favorite end, which was then deeper, he acted panicky and distressed so I took most of the additional water back out. Any comments or suggestions?
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Timothy West - 2012-07-08
I have two African Sideneck turtles. I have had them for about three weeks. They have good appetites and are very active, but they seem to prefer to remain in the water and have never come out to bask that I can tell (at least I have not seen them basking). They are about 5' in length and have ample basking areas. They seem to prefer to either hide under the basking area or rest on the submerged heater. The basking area is about 85-90 degrees F as is indicated in my research prior to purchasing the turtles. Is there something wrong with them? Are there any health issues I should be lookingout for? They have a basking lamp and a UVA and UVB lamp....
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Leena - 2012-07-10
I have an African sideneck turtle that I had purchased from Petsmart. He is fantastic and very active. I recently changed his enclosure and added fir bark (Reptibark brand). The enclosure is very similar to the one they had set up at the store where he used to be. I was curious if it was okay to use bark though. I've never used bark for an aquatic turtle enclosure. He likes to bury himself in it too. Just curious if anyone else has tried it.
Amber - 2012-07-10
I just bought a african long neck and I wasn't sure if I was to keep both lights on or just the UVB or do I keep just one out I really need help because I don't wanna hurt the little guy. And is it a good idea to have the basking light next to where they eat???
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Lisa Navedo - 2012-06-04
I have 2 african side neck turtles. We clean the tank and have a basin of dirt in the tank with rocks and water. Both turtles buried themselves in the dirt. We don't understand why they did this. Can you tell me why?
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Hi. We have just moved and now have a water softener. Is it safe to put this in my turtles tank? If not, what should I use instead? Thank you
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By Kelly Cordes
Oct 25, 2001
|Last Wed, Oct 17, Scott DeCapio and I climbed this route after Necrophelia - sorry I slacked in reporting sooner. Was far better than Necro, offering superb mixed climbing. The final pillar wasn't anywhere close to touching, but great rock climbing (felt 5.9-ish - good pick locks & hand jams) with good pro led to it. Unfortunately, the cracks ended, so the awkward and strenuous climbing onto the upper dagger were run-out (unless you want to place screws in it to experiment with natural selection). Water was running off the pillar, it was chilly, and it's colder now - it may be getting fatter.
By Ben Hoyt
Oct 28, 2001
Climbed it today. From the previous description, it sounds like the upper pillar is in the same, possibly a little worse condition.
Still dripping, it was quite warm today, but otherwise a fantastic, sort of scary, climb.
By Edward Corder II
Nov 23, 2004
|Deep Freeze in good shape, climbed it a few weeks ago. The first pitch is WI3 with good rock gear. The 2nd pitch is 30 feet of dry tooling (M5) to a exciting yet awkward chimney. Mostly good gear the whole way. On the way down my ice tool managed to work loose out of my harness and [disappear]. It is a Cork hammer with a new pick, reward if found.
By Greg Sievers
From: Estes Park, CO
Dec 10, 2007
|When the (start) chimney pitch of Deep Freeze is being a nasty bugger, and the tunnel is choked with endless sugar; the first WI3 pitch of North Gully on Thatchtop makes a great way to access Deep Freeze. The broad terrace safely traverses to the right and is an easy walk when dry. Even with snow, it was easy to simlu. climb. It will deliver you in the gully below the WI4 pitch of Deep Freeze. Enjoy.
By Ben Collett
Nov 12, 2009
|The direct gully start on this is very much worth doing. When dry, it offers fun dry tooling winding around a couple of chockstones and turns the route into more of a full day.
By erik rieger
From: Gold Hill, CO
Nov 3, 2013
As Ben says, the direct start really adds to the route.
I led up the arching thin cracks with the fixed angle�this is on the right side of the wall directly below the first chockstone�which consists of pretty in your face yet decently protected dry-tooling. You can also burrow deep into the back of the chimney, but it doesn't look as good. That start makes the route close to 1,000' long, though there's plenty of easy rambling.


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Attention Teachers & Tutors
Easy English Times is used in classrooms, workplace and library literacy projects, among other sites.
Each month the paper comes with an extra page of Learning Activities and instant activities are included in each issue. You can walk into your classroom and start teaching from the newspaper. Literacy tutors find the paper useful in individual or group settings. It can also be used for home study. We feature a Teachers' Corner with information for or by teachers. (See below for a Teachers' Corner from our June 2014 issue.)
From Editor Lorraine Ruston
I'm an ESL teacher (adults) and also the editor of Easy English Times. I use the newspaper in every class I teach. I usually choose one or two articles to start my class with. I read the story aloud and ask the students to underline a key word or phrase in each sentence. ( I choose the words as we go along.) I make sure they understand what the words mean. (My students all speak Spanish so they translate for each other or I help them a bit.) Then I read the story again, asking them to read the words they have underlined. I listen to their pronunciation. Sometimes I make up a simple comprehension quiz about what we just read.
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Connect with English Website
A new website for English language learners makes it easy to learn and practice English on mobile devices including smartphones and tablets. The website Connect with English www.learner.org/series/cwe is based on a popular video series of the same name.
In 1998 the Annenberg/CPB Project (now Annenberg Learner), a funder and distributor of college-level video course material, released Connect with English, a language learning course. The course was developed for teachers of English as a second language (ESL) to help learners become engaged in American English language and culture through a multi-part video story. The concept of following a storyline to learn a language had been successfully used with two previous Annenberg-funded projects: French in Action and Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish.
Connect with English follows the story of a young woman named Rebecca Casey. Rebecca moves from Boston to San Francisco to pursue her dream of going to college and eventually becoming a professional musician. Putting Rebecca into interesting situations provides ESL students with shared topics of conversation: How would Rebecca tell her father she would be moving away? Who was the handsome stranger she met when her car broke down? How would she support herself while going to college?
The video series and accompanying books have been very popular for many years. Annenberg Learner streamed the video programs on its website www.learner.org and professors used the videos in college and non-credit classes. In 2012 Annenberg Learner worked with WGBH Boston, the public television station that filmed the original series, to create a learning website based on Connect with English. The learner.org website streams learning videos in all academic areas. The videos all are closed captioned, so English learners can acquire technical language as well as grammar by watching them. Note that only Connect with English was developed specifically for English language learners.
Because many people learn English today using smartphones rather than desktop computers, Annenberg Learner staff decided to make the site easy to use on smartphones and tablets. This posed a greater challenge to the website developers than creating a site for a desktop computer. After much hard work by the programmers, the site launched in late 2013. A Boston-area college and adult ESL instructor served as academic advisor for the Connect with English website. Connect with English online premiered at the 2014 TESOL meeting in Portland to great interest from teachers.
The Connect with English site has four segments, which follow the progress of the video story. Each segment has exercises in grammar, dictation, expressions, a quiz about the story, and readings from Rebecca�s diary, with follow-up discussion questions. All 52 videos are connected to the website.
Learners can access and use the free site any time and share it with their friends who also want to practice their English and follow the story of Rebecca Casey.
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How Would You Describe British Food? 'No Kitchen Required' Chef Michael Psilakis Gives His Take
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If you had to describe British food to someone who's never had it, how would you do it? Michael Psilakis from BBC America's adventure cooking series 'No Kitchen Required' takes a stab at it, despite having never been to London.
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Definition of impossibility in English:
impossibilityLine breaks: im|pos¦si|bil¦ity
Pronunciation: /ɪmˌpɒsɪˈbɪlɪti /
noun (plural impossibilities)[mass noun]
1The state or fact of being impossible: the impossibility of finding reliable staff
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- The sheer impossibility of summarising Oracle Night is in fact a mark of the book's strength.
- In fact, the impossibility of answering the question is his very reason for asking it.
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- Previously conceived impossibilities danced in all their minds as they forged forward.
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About half the collection, found neatly organized and labeled after the death of Samaszko, 69, in June, was offered in the Tuesday auction, the Carson City Appeal said Wednesday, noting his wealth was never suspected until a crew sent to clean out his home discovered the trove of coins.
A total of 9,644 coins were auctioned at the Carson Courthouse, the majority of the lots obtained by Carson City coin dealer Allen Rowe.
Howard Herz said he has appraised other collections after an owner's death, but never one this large.
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Comment posted Waitrose has £325k on table for Tuesday planning hearing – and opposition rolls in by newsroom.
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- This could be said to be an almost perfect line up of the numpties. Authoritative? Hardly. But no doubt it will be sufficient, along with a side dish of pak choi.
- We understand that it is practically unheard of for Councillor Danny Kelly, who is chairing the hearing, to overturn the planners' recommendation. If he were to do so on this occasion, it would be strange.
- Lowry – as you must know, we are a very small team with a huge amount of work to do and we cannot keep absolutely on top of everything.
We haven't forgotten about this matter and we will be pursuing it.
You gave us a smile at the suggestion that this – or anything – might be 'too political' for us. Hardly our MO.
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Had you made your suggestion on the lighting design for the square to Councillor Petrie who might then have taken if forwards at council level and become singularly associated with it through that process?
We should make it clear that it is popular received perception that associates Councillor Petrie with the 'Comet' lights, rather than any claim made by the man himself.
It would be very interesting to know of your complete plans for the lighting of the Square and the thinking behind what you had intended.
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It may be that this is an issue Mr Brown has not fully thought through.
He does seem the most capable candidate and the most progressive one.
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Evidently all 'single use' bags carry the levy, regardless of the material form which they are made – paper, plastic or recyclables.
But hygiene related bags – as for bread and cakes, for dirty products [eg with soil attached] and for medicines, are levy free.
We've not seen anything yet on take away food packaging, like polystyrene fish and chip or pizza boxes.
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The theft of the Moore from Little Sparta was numbing.
Are the gardens at Portrack House open to the public? Jencks' work is glorious.
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This is not a speculative but a factual piece.
The single sentence for which there is no documented back up is a question not a statement. This is on what could possibly explain Oceanic Pintail's highly unusual behaviour about 10 miles off the north coast.
She had been in Scrabster. She left, following the northerly track Mr Wakeham describes towards the point of access to Scapa Flow from the wes; tand then turned sharply SW, levelling out to begin her strange sequence.
She made three successive return passes between Cape Wrath and Brims Ness at steady speed and then went back in to Scrabster.
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Australia take on Pakistan for one T20I, three ODIs and two Test matches in the UAE.
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As a result of the Scorchers' 16-run win, the Delhi Daredevils and Titans advanced to the semi-final stage of the tournament, even before their game later in the day was abandoned due to rain.
Chasing Perth's total of 7-140, Martin Guptill (36 off 32) made a decent start for the Aces at the top of the order after Lou Vincent fell for just two off nine balls to Ryan Duffield (1-17) in the fourth over.
Guptill and Azhar Mahmood (23 off 21 balls) posted a 49-run stand for the second wicket before the opener fell to spinner Michael Beer (3-13) in the 10th over.
Brad Hogg struck in the next over to send back Anaru Kitchen (six off six) and leave the Kiwi side reeling at 3-68 in the must-win contest.
Once Beer dismissed Mahmood in the 12th over and Colin de Grandhomme (four off four) in the 13th, it was all but over for the Aces as Joe Mennie (2-23) grabbed the wickets of Ronnie Hira (two off three) and Colin Munro (23 off 18) in the 17th over to deflate the chase and finish at 8-124.
Earlier, Herschelle Gibbs capped his disastrous tournament with yet another batting failure, falling for six to Michael Bates (4-34) in the second over before Marcus North (37 off 35) and Simon Katich (21 off 23) added 55 runs for the second wicket.
North's stay at the crease ended after a run-out sent the skipper back in the 10th over. Hira (1-27) then dismissed Katich in the 12th over to reignite the Aces' challenge.
Paul Collingwood (38 off 27) smashed five boundaries to get vital runs on the board while wickets fell at the other end with Bates sending Tom Beaton (22 off 19 balls) back in the 18th over.
Despite Mahmood (0-24) and Kyle Mills (0-14) finishing with economical bowling spells and Bates dismissing Luke Ronchi (four off six) and Mennie (two off two) in the final over, the Scorchers managed to post an imposing 140 on the board.
Meanwhile, the game between Delhi Daredevils and the Titans at Centurion was abandoned without a ball being bowled after rain claimed the final group encounter on Tuesday.
After the game at Super Sport Park was called off without a single ball being bowled, the Daredevils finished on top of the Group A standings with 12 points.
They will now take on the Highveld Lions in the first semi-final on Thursday while the Titans do battle with the Sydney Sixers on Friday.
First Posted 24 October, 2012 7:31AM AEST
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Compare and Contrast: Emily Gould's "Friendship" and Amy Sohn's "The Actress"
It's publication day for both Amy Sohn and Emily Gould! Because they're both women, we should look inside these two new novels and see what they have in common! Isn't that the totally obvious and meaningful thing to do if you sit back and think about it for a minute???
• Both women.
• Written in English.
• Books are printed on off-white-ish paper with black-ish ink.
• Both contain women speaking out loud sometimes.
• Neither are Lena Dunham somehow???
• The first word of both books is "the."
• Emily's is blurbed by three men and one woman and Amy's is blurbed by all women (ooh and one man! The symmetry!).
• Both authors clearly have loose morals because they have spoken too frankly in public, particularly about sex, and therefore should not be taken seriously.
• Both books seem to be demands for attention, because they were both published.
• Neither are Mira Jacob, who also is a woman with a book out today, called The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing, but she gets compared to Jhumpa Lahiri in Kirkus instead, because, whispers, you know, her parents are from India, so she's definitely not Lena Dunham, even though she grew up in New Mexico and went to Oberlin and lives in Brooklyn just like everyone else.
Why not buy all of them—here's Emily's and here's Amy's and here's Mira's—and see just how much these
women books have in common! Or just buy one, surely they're totally identical in most ways.
Here's Emily and Amy in cahoots four years ago.
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I'm a man. Should I still read these books? I'm afraid I won't understand them. Don't they just write about having their periods all the time?
GREAT question. Really, the only question. There's actually strangely little menstruation in all of these books. It's like they tried to keep themselves from writing about it? So I think you're safe.
I heard a rumor that one of these authors may be a torrid hoyden hopped up on spite. Should I be worried about this? If I read her book, will I possibly succumb to the addictive powers of spite and become hopped up on it myself? And should I be wary of the corruptive influence of hoydens and their hoydenish ways?
@MisterHippity : I share your concerns. Additionally, in a programme of self-improvement, I am also avoiding books by venemous hussies, catty trollops, and snide shrews.
Splenetic tarts, however, are just fine.
I would buy all of these, really, except I have to put the finishing touches on my new copter drone, equipped with HD camera and TV transmitter for real-time views of all the action at the Soho House pool.
Guys get a grip on yourselves.