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I have fine, thin, typically Scandinavian hair with a tendency to make me look like a sad troll. A little bit on dry hair does wonders! I bought this when ordering perfume on the Internet to get free shipping, and picked this because of the name alone.
Amazed. My shitty hair is like SILK after using this. And the smell?! OMG.
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This product is amazing! My number one HG product ever!
I have thin, dry and medium/short hair and i have been trying to grow it out for so long, leaving half of my hair silky and healthy and the other half dry and damaged (due to flat-ironing...).
But just a little of this is damp hair and after styling my hair is making miracles in my hair!
I totally recommending buying a smaller bottle to begin with, because all hair dosen't collaborate with this product!
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no idea how much this cost since I got it for free but I imagine since it's bed head it's probably a little expensive. but if a product works, you won't care about the money too much. and if I had to pay for it, that's definitely how i'd feel about it. honestly I didn't even know what after party was used for, I just knew I had to have it from its stellar reviews. I barely wash my hair so I need products that work on dry hair (working on wet is just a bonus). I know it was free but I'm still so happy it works, I feel bad for anyone it doesn't work for :c it does everything it says it should, it smoothes and de-frizzifies (which is my biggest problem because even though I'm asian, my hair is naturally wavy but it straightens out anyway). it hydrates my hair, you can see it even after a long day by curling up some ends around your finger, how amazing your hair can be! I put it in the "ponytail" area of my hair since there's no reason to put anything like that in the roots. the type of hair I would describe this for.. you probably have bleached, dyed, highlighted, and heated your hair to death. maybe you stopped all that to grow out your hair so the top half is lovely and healthy and the ponytail half is dry and fried but you're doing your best to repair it without any trims. I use the dove anti-frizz serum and it is a must have, but use this on top, as this will give it the hydration it needs to look as shiny and healthy as the hair at the roots. I find my ends to look thicker even, but all of my hair is so silky! it smells good too! it's a must have, I carry it around.
Love after party. I use it when its really humid out to keep my hair from getting too bulky. Also great when your hair just needs to be tamed. Also love the smell and the cute bottle...I love pink packaging!
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Bought this about a year ago,and I have half a bottle still left over.It does what its suppose to,especially after flat ironing your hair.Get's rid of my frizziness,and smooths down my hair.Plus there's no static then in my hair.The packaging is funny,considering it kind of looks like a penis....but it's a great product.A little pricy though.
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Smells great! And shapes my hair perfectly!
I am an Asian with very, very straight hair, and this product goes on well on both my naturally straight hair and waved out hair. I tend to make my hair wavy by leaving it in a bun for a couple of hours, and despite the description that notes that this product is better used on straight hair, I love the way it goes on and smoothes my hair but doesn't pull down the curls. The scent of this product is amazing, as well as the texture of the product and the way it comes out of the package. People always ask me what shampoo I use, and I always tell them it's not the shampoo, and that it's TIGI afterparty! The packaging is so hilarious, my friends laugh at it all the time haha
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I just finished my second tube and I love this product! I use it on both my wet and dry hair, but I prefer applying it on when it's damp. Leaves shine, non-frizz hair and great smell!
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I decided to try this because it came in a two for one package, and I'm really glad I did because it works great. I have super frizzy hair, especially during the summer, so I'm kind of a product junky when it comes to hair stuff.
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COLQUITT, Ga. — The heat and the drought are so bad in this southwest corner of Georgia that hogs can barely eat. Corn, a lucrative crop with a notorious thirst, is burning up in fields. Cotton plants are too weak to punch through soil so dry it might as well be pavement.
Farmers with the money and equipment to irrigate are running wells dry in the unseasonably early and particularly brutal national drought that some say could rival the Dust Bowl days....
Climatologists say the great drought of 2011 is starting to look a lot like the one that hit the nation in the early to mid-1950s. That, too, dried a broad swath of the southern tier of states into leather and remains a record breaker....
"In the '30s, you had the Depression and everything that happened with that, and drought on top," said Donald A. Wilhite, director of the school of natural resources at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln and former director of the National Drought Mitigation Center. "The combination of those two things was devastating."...
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Stay-at-home Dad of two, Abel, suggests:
Get a video camera [or use your digital camera] and record what your kids are doing (both happy and sad moments). Watch the clips together. It's fun to see their expressions seeing themselves on TV.
I totally agree with this. Holden frequently asks me to "make a movie" because he loves to watch himself doing whatever. He still saves his cutest observations, songs, and dances for when the camera is not rolling.
A few variations on this toddler activity that have been successful in our house:
- Sleep study. Figure out what's going on when you leave the room. When Holden was about four months old and he would end up at far corners of the crib and we had no idea how he got there, we decided to set up a time-lapse video camera. Alec and I recorded eight hours of footage that plays back in eight minutes. Funny stuff (only to parents, I'm sure).
- Just about to hit the milestone. We all want to have the cameras rolling for the first roll, crawl, step, or word but unless the camera is always running, that's highly unlikely. Toddler Holden likes to cheer on the video of baby Holden almost crawling. The suspense gets him every time.
- Baby friends. One of the few videos that we every pieced together involved Holden and his other little baby friends swinging and kicking like babies do. Give it a soundtrack and share it with the world via YouTube or Jalapenyo.
Later you can entertain your partner with the day's events or keep your toddler busy watching and re-watching their own antics. Does this count as TV watching? I don't think so.
This idea was plucked from the list of 70 Toddler activities and games on ParentWonder.com (they also have a bunch that are already on our site as well as some good ideas for older kids).
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Deseret News 10K: Race winners Miles Batty, Morgan Haws have plenty in common (+photos)
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — What do Miles Batty and Morgan Haws have in common?
Both of them are outstanding distance runners who are homegrown Utah natives; they're both 26 years old; they both served missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; and they both were formerly standout performers for Brigham Young University.
Oh, and one more thing. On Wednesday, they both won their respective men's and women's 10K races in the annual Deseret News Classic.
Batty, a former Jordan High School track and cross-country standout who now lives and trains in Park City, ran away from the men's field of more than 500 runners with a time of 28 minutes, 41.8 seconds. Westminster College cross-country and track coach Patrick Smyth of Salt Lake City was second in 29:13.1, and John Coyle of Logan placed third in 29:26.5.
Haws, a former Davis High School runner who was an all-conference performer for Weber State before finishing up her stellar collegiate career at BYU, had the top women's 10K time of 34:06.1, while Ogden High School senior-to-be and state 1,600 meters record-holder Sarah Feeny finished second in 34:29.2. Former Weber State All-American distance runner Sariah Long of South Ogden was third in 34:53.2.
Batty won the Deseret News Classic 10K in 2006 at the age of 19, just before he left to serve an LDS mission to Brazil, but he hadn't entered the annual race since 2010.
However, after graduating from BYU about a year ago and signing a contract to run track professionally, his schedule allowed him to take to the streets of Salt Lake City for the 2013 D-News race. And he was certainly glad he did after taking home the $1,000 first-place 10K prize.
"I used to do it every year, but it's been awhile," he said of his previous experience in the Pioneer Day road race. "It's always been fun. In high school, it was kind of a family tradition for me to run and the family to come out and watch. And we've always enjoyed it. So this year, they talked me into doing it and I figured it would work well with my training leading into some more track races.
"It just worked out with my schedule this year. I've had some other things going on, and I was planning on being in Europe right now for some track races. But I ended up putting that off until August, so I'll be going to Europe in about a month."
Batty was a two-time NCAA champion, six-time All-American, Academic All-American and national record-holder in the indoor mile while at BYU, where his specialty was the mile and 1,500 meters — the event that he hopes to qualify for in the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil, the country where he served his mission.
But that 1,500-meter distance is considerably shorter than the 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) that he ran Wednesday.
"This is the longest race I've run in almost three years," said Batty, who was greeted near the finish line by his wife, Danika, and their dog, Shiloh. "But it felt all right. ... I was talking with coach (Ed) Eyestone at BYU and he was telling me not to take it too hard and try to use it within my training, rather than overexerting myself and setting me back a little bit in training. So I think it served its purpose. We put a good pace in and it felt pretty good.
"They make you get up so early (for the race) that you hope it's not too hot. It felt great with the temperature, and it was great having all the people out there (cheering) as well."
Batty broke away from Smyth about 3 miles into Wednesday's race and didn't ever look back.
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Professor, Departments of Psychiatry and Psychology, College of Medicine, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. Chief, Division of Addiction Research, Director, Neurocognitive Laboratory, Department of Psychiatry, University of Florida College of Medicine; Director, Research Development, Stewart-Marchman-Act – University of Florida Collaborative Initiative; Director, Biobehavioral Core, Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI), University of Florida. Director, Research Development, Collaborative Initiative: University of Florida, Washington University, St. Louis, and Professionals Resource Network (Fernandina Beach, FL).
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Dr. Nixon conducts clinical researcher in the area of substance abuse and dependence.
B.S., Southwestern Oklahoma State University,1976. Major: Psychology. Minor: Chemistry. M.S., University of Oklahoma, 1979. Major: Psychology. Mentor: Dr. N. Jack Kanak. Ph.D., University of Oklahoma, 1982. Major: Human learning/memory processes. Minor: Quantitative methods and developmental processes. Mentor: Dr. N. Jack Kanak. NIH Postdoctoral Fellow, 1987-1990. Postdoctoral training in biological psychology, neuropsychology and substance abuse. Primary sponsor: Oscar A. Parsons.
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Because of the complex nature of substance abuse, Dr. Nixon's work uses comprehensive behavioral assessments including neuropsychological testing, brain electrophysiology (electroencephalography and event-related potentials), and clinical research interviews. In addition to neurobehavioral research, Dr. Nixon has sustained a strong interest in community outreach and education. Her continued commitment to community outreach is reflected in her on-going work focusing on the cognitive, psychological and social concomitants of substance use.
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Sklar, A. L. and Nixon, S. J. (2014; ePub ahead of print). Disruption of sensory gating by moderate alcohol doses. Psychopharmacology.
Lewis, B., Hoffman, L.A. and Nixon, S.J. (2014; ePub ahead of print). Sex differences in drug use among polysubstance users. Drug and Alcohol Dependence.
Boissoneault, J., Sklar, A., Prather, R. and Nixon, S. J. (2014). Acute effects of moderate alcohol on psychomotor, set shifting, and working memory function in older and younger social drinkers. Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs 75, 870-879.
Nixon, S. J., Prather, R. A. and Lewis, B. (2014). Sex differences in alcohol-related neurobehavioral consequences. In Adolf Pfefferbaum and Edith V. Sullivan (Eds.), Alcohol and the nervous system (Handbook of clinical neurology, 3rd series). Oxford, United Kingdom, Elsevier, in press.
Nixon, S. J., Prather R. A., & *Gilbertson, R. J. (2011). Focusing research efforts: What further research into FASD is needed? In E. Riley, S. Clarren, J. Weinberg, E. Jonsson (Eds.), Fetal alcohol syndrome disorders (FASD) — a health policy perspective. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons.
Morey, T. E., Booth, M. M., Prather, R. A., Nixon, S. J., Boissoneault, J., Melker, R. J., Goldberger, B. A., Wohltjen, H., Dennis, D. M. (2011). Measurement of ethanol in gaseous breath using a miniature gas chromatograph. J Anal Toxicol 35(3):134-42.


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West Ham United boss Sam Allardyce has admitted that he would like to remain in charge of the club beyond his current two-year contract.
Allardyce, 57 - whose current contract expires at the end of the 2012/13 season - revealed that he would be delighted to remain in charge of the club if and when United receive the green light to move to the home of the hugely-successful Olympic Games at Stratford.
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�The squirrel�s ate my pumpkins,� I moaned to my husband.
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�NO!� I had a whole bunch of pumpkins on the front stoop and the squirrels massacred them.� Look!�
I pointed out the window to our front lawn.� There lay three pumpkins� or what was left of them.� They were strewn about the lawn with big chunks gnawed out.
�How�d they get down there?� asked my husband.
�Apparently the squirrels not only ate my pumpkins," I retorted. �"They also played soccer with them.�
Honestly, I was really miffed.� Every fall I buy mums and hay and pumpkins and decorate our front stoop.� And every fall the deer eat the hay and the squirrels decimate the pumpkins. After ten years of this, you think I would get the point.� But I am either insanely stupid or just unconsciously doing my part to help sustain the wildlife in our area.
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�Hey, get off my pumpkins, you rats!� I yelled. �Scram, shoo!�� I waved my arms around, forgetting that I was still holding a little pumpkin.� The stem broke off and the pumpkin flew at my front door, smashing into a million little pumpkin pieces.� The squirrels scattered, then returned and started eating the smashed pumpkin.
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I walked outside and looked around, finally locating my two remaining pumpkins at the end of the driveway.� One of them was still mostly intact.� The other was a pumpkin pancake.�
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�I have to take some action to defend our last remaining pumpkin,� I told my husband.
�Got get �em, Honey!� he said encouragingly.
Scouring the Internet, I discovered that renegade pumpkin-eating squirrels are a common problem out here in suburbia.� There were a whole host of solutions suggested by frustrated pumpkin owners�� Everything from cayenne pepper spray to squirrel-chasing dogs.� I had the latter and that didn�t seem to work, so I decided to try the former.� I mixed together a potent concoction and then doused my sad little, chewed-up pumpkin.
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�Hey,� said my husband peeking out the door. �Did you figure out a way to keep the squirrels from eating the pumpkins.�
�Yes,� I said holding up a pumpkin stem.� �No more pumpkins.�
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Last night's American Idol saw a farewell to Chikezie.
It also marked the end of what would have been a major bombshell, but now appears to be nothing more than standard American Idol gossip.
Contestant Carly Smithson, whose singing background has made her a frequent target of controversy as it is, was rumored to be pregnant.
Dressed in a somewhat frumpy get-up, Carly Smithson had a bathroom break before performing on American Idol Tuesday. Did she throw up?
One of this season's favorites from the get-go, a non-pregnant Carly Smithson performed strongly on American Idol, soaring safely into next week's final nine.
Pregnant celebrities are all the rage, so you knew this rumor had legs - but it turns out she just dresses poorly and had to use the bathroom like everybody else.
Carly Smithson used last night's results show to address rumors that she is pregnant, telling Ryan Seacrest: "Apparently I'm pregnant â€" but I'm not!"
Gosto bastante do Ben ex intenragte do Ev,creio q se a Amy pode continuar no mundo musical com a sua linda voz e as incredveis composie7f5es ele tbm tem q dar um rumo na vida dele.Ele e9 um f3timo musico,e sem duvida alguma ele e a Amy formavam uma dupla maravilhosa...pena q eles ne3o continuaram dando certo : (
OMG I LOVE CAR I CANT BELIVE SHE IS GONE.. she is an amzing singer, she'll go far!!
My worst fear came true when Carly Smithson was voted off idol. It has become quite apparent now that this is merely a popularity contest as she was, and is clearly, one of the two most talented contestants with a huge vocie, the other obviously being David Cook. Don't get that one wrong America! But, not to worry Carly.......big things are in your future, and those of us who know and appreciate good talent will be there to support you!
leave her alone its her buisness not ours. leave her to her own buisness this is how britney spears went all wacko
Like the other people said, who cares if she's pregnant or not? This is a singing competition and she's absolutely great as far as I'm concerned. And as for the whole outfit thing, at this point, other people are dressing her, so it's them doing the terrible job, not her. All in all, she definately has my vote!
omg leave her alone she is an amazing singer, and thats the reason she is here.nobody is perfect but cant u just let some flaws go?
its her business if she is there is nothing wrong with that !
go get um ur beautiful and an amazing singer no matter wat they think
it's not like it's a bid deal!!
she's married and she's a big girl!
what she does outside of american idol is her business, not ours!
not saying i wasn't interested at first but it's her life, let her live it how she wants!
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Family, friends and coworkers managed to keep Sheriff Danny Webb Highway a surprise.
"I'm honored. I'm surprised some of them kept it a secret. I had no clue," said Webb.
As a Vietnam veteran, former state police officer and retired captain, Webb says he is just doing his job.
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A frail risk analyst rediscovers his inner frontiersman in a devastating flood that hits Manhattan; an insightful rural woman glimpses the grace of god in the revelations of biological science; genetically engineered hominids who purr themselves to wellness inherit a devastated Earth.
A new review of literature suggests that while domestic violence rates are higher for homosexual couples, they aren't as high as previous studies have found, and the authors of the paper say the minority stress model may explain the high prevalence rates.
Previous studies indicate that domestic violence affects up to 75 percent of lesbian, gay and bisexual individuals. A lack of representative data and underreporting of abuse paints an incomplete picture of the true landscape, suggesting even higher rates. By comparison, 25 percent of heterosexual women report domestic abuse while heterosexual men have rates much lower.
We've all been driving and come upon signs warning us that construction is happening and we have to slow down for the safety of workers and that penalties are going to be doubled. We see billboards with children imploring us to reduce speed because their parents are highway construction employees.
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Five years ago, it was good luck finding a hotel anywhere near the rural areas where natural gas extraction - fracking - was taking place.
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Chicago 4
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NY Islanders 2
Washington 5
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Detroit 5
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Jets impressed with Shanahan decisions
Apart from constant roster talk, the topic of the day in Jets quarters and around the NHL was yet another suspension -- this time five games to Detroit rookie Brendan Smith -- handed out by NHL vice-president of player safety Brendan Shanahan.
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Jets centre Jim Slater, who lost half of last season to a concussion, said he's completely on board with the crackdown but understands it's not as easy to stay out of trouble as one might think.
"It's such a fast game," Slater said. "You can slow everything down and rewind it 100 times but it's tough when you're out there and you're in the moment and you're fighting for your job.
"I just hope some guys are getting the message and I think they are."
Glass said things will change quickly among NHL players.
"I think there are going to be incidents but I think you'll see this calm down as soon as we get going here (in the regular season)."
Jets coach Claude Noel said the crackdown is welcomed in his world.
"I think he's doing a really good job," Noel said. "We don't need to get to the stop sign like in minor hockey on the back of the jerseys in the NHL, but it's almost to that point."
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White Noise, a documentary produced by Jeff Newman and directed by Randy Frykas, will debut today at 8 p.m. on the outdoor Creswin Media Panel at Portage and Main.
After today's "opening," the documentary telling the stories surrounding the return of the NHL to Winnipeg, will be available free of charge on MTS TV's Winnipeg on Demand.
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THESSALONIKI, GREECE - SEPTEMBER 12: Tyson Gay of USA (C) beats Asafa Powell (r) of Jamiaca to win the Men's 100 metres during day one of the IAAF World Athletics Final at the Kaftanzoglio stadium on September 12, 2009 in Thessaloniki, Greece. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images)
After Tyson Gay finished his sixth and final 100-meter sprint on a warm and humid day, he walked to a nearby shaded bench and crashed. He sat down for a few seconds, and then stretched out along the metal bleacher. It was painful progress. The former world champion is getting closer to a full recovery from a hip injury that cost him part of last year. He held an open workout Friday at the National Training Center, showing he's healthy and ready to defend his 100-meter title at the U.S. Olympic trials in June. ''The trials are tough,'' Gay said. ''I know all these guys are going to be gunning for me, gunning for that spot, gunning for glory. I want to defend my championship and get to London.'' Making the U.S. Olympic team is only one of his goals. For everything Gay has accomplished - he dominated the world championships in 2007 and posted the second-fastest time ever in the 100 meters in 2009 - he doesn't have an Olympic medal. He was ex...
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Added Jul 31, 2012
by liaifen
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Based on the Burda Pleat Front Dress 04/2012 #102a.
This summer's heat wave drove me to make a breezy lightweight dress, and this seemed to fit the bill. The pattern, unfortunately was way too big on top, so I double pleated the back panel, and finished it by folding down the top edge and hand-stitching it.
This took me a long time to figure out because the back pleat actually weighs the fabric down quite a bit, and I kept getting an ugly hard straight edge, instead of a nice curved line. The Burda photo doesn't show the back of the dress, and the model is wearing a cover over it, so I couldn't get a sense of what the final product should look like. Overall, I'm just glad I was able to "McGyver" the pattern to make it wearable.
Jul 31, 2012, 03.08 PMby Mary Athey
it looks lovely. i'm the same!! i like to see the back of the dress I m making but burda hardly ever shows it. not even on the line drawings x
Jul 31, 2012, 03.24 PMby liaifen
thank you so much! as a novice, i do sometimes wish there were more illustrated instructions with the Burda patterns. but i do love their designs, so it's always a bit of a learning curve for me :)
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