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|After a recent foot surgery, I have discovered what anyone who has ever been in a cast knows to be true. After just a few weeks, the skin itches like crazy while it sheds and peels. It is maddening to have that itching sensation that just won't go away. I now feel intensely guilty for teasing my sister so much when I was a little girl when she broke her arm. Boy, if I had only known.
Today I wanted to make a foot scrub that would be gentle and soft on my tender skin while alleviating some of that itching. Come join me for a scrub that great for tender or even ticklish skin!
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Weigh all of the dry ingredients into a mixing container. Gently whisk everything so it is well mixed but the clay does not become airborne. Add the liquid ingredients. Stir well. Package into container and enjoy!
Notes: I used regular sugar but if you want something with a finer texture, I would recommend either grinding up the sugar you have or finding a fine bakers sugar. I also recommend packaging the finished scrub in plastic, instead of glass. Wet hands on glass make for a slippery and dangerous combination in the bathroom. Remember, safety first!
Category Archives: Scrubs
Summer Fun with the Kids: Scrubs with Salt or Sugar
|For so many of us summertime is filled with activities like traveling, visiting water parks, going for picnics, taking hikes, camping, or just hanging around the house with family and friends. Since I had a group of kids hanging out at my house last weekend, I decided to herd them together for an afternoon adventure so we could create our own salt or sugar scrubs. My kids and I really enjoy the kits that you can get from the catalog and the Glycerin Scrub Base kit is one of our favorites. Why? We love this kit because all we absolutely have to provide is the salt and sugar. We can add extras if we want to do so, but we don't have to!
The Glycerin Scrub Kit comes with a full gallon of Glycerin Scrub Base, Oval Spoon, 20 jars and lids, fragrance and labels. This means that everyone gets their own jar! No sharing is required.
After the kids straggled into the kitchen, we gathered up enough containers for mixing for everyone to have a mixing bucket for their own scrub. Each person measured out approximately 9 oz of the scrub base and 9 oz of salt or sugar. While the kids were weighing their salt or sugar, I shook the gallon jug of scrub base to ensure it was completely mixed as this base does tend to separate in the jug. Then after the base was thoroughly mixed, we weighed the base and added it to the buckets. As the kids stirred, we added the fragrance of their choice as well some Ground Vanilla Bean Specks. If you think the scrub isn't thick enough, add some more salt or sugar. Just remember that your scrub will become a little thicker after sitting overnight.
Once mixed together, spoon or scoop directly into the 16 fl oz jars. This mixture of 18 oz by weight filled one 16 oz Deep Jar! After cleaning any spills, simply put the lid on the jar and apply the label to the lid. How simple and easy is that? Now you have a stash of scrubs and a fun way to encourage teens to actually use soap in their next shower.
Looking for a bit of color to add to your scrubs? I suggest ordering the Water Soluble Colorant Kit. This kit contains the 3 primary colors that we use for blending, and a package of dropper bottles. A fun way to add some color to your scrubs.
Salty Margarita Lip Scrub
|I think salt is amazing. Add a little to food and the flavors pop on your palette. Add salt to oils and you have an easy body scrub. Add salt to watercolors and get beautiful effects. Add salt to ice and you can make ice cream! Salt is truly amazing.
So when Andee approached me the other day and asked me to make a margarita lip scrub with some salt, I immediately said YES! There was no way I was going to pass up a chance at making a lip scrub using the beautifully multicolored salt from Utah. After all, why not use items that are available locally?!
I used my Sweet & Salty Chocolate Bacon Lip Scrub as a starting place for creating this recipe. I did change around a few items to create a creamy and smooth base that I could then add the sugar and salt to. I think the addition of salt makes this flavor oil seem all the more true. Yummy! I will be sending over 50 samples to shipping department to go out with orders. (That is if I can keep my coworkers from taking all of the jars home. You had better hurry quick!) Request one in your next order to try how good this is for yourself!
Weigh the beeswax, Mango Butter and Sunflower Oil into a microwave safe container. Heat gently until liquid. In a separate container mix the sugar and salt, making sure they are distributed evenly. Add the salt/sugar mixture, Margarita Flavor Oil and Vitamin E Acetate to the melted oils. Stir well. Put into jars or pots for use. Enjoy!
Notes: Much to my chagrin, I discovered I had not added the color until after the salt and sugar were added. As you can see from my photos it made mixing so difficult, I had to dump my product into a plastic bag. I HIGHLY recommend that you add any desired colors to the liquid oils prior to adding the salt/sugar mixture. It will make your life much easier.
Coffee Lip Scrub
|I think we are lip scrub junkies here! Lip scrubs are easy to make, and are great additions to gift baskets, product lines and more. If you already offer body scrubs and lip balms, then you should try lip scrubs. They are easy, fun and even tasty!
Are you still worried about lip scrubs being complicated? Don't worry about it! I'll tell you why I chose the ingredients I did so you can see how easy they are. Let's go have some fun!
Sugar: To have a lip scrub, one must use an exfoliant and sugar is the kinder exfoliant to the lips. (Plus it tastes good!)
Coffee Butter: To make a proper coffee lip scrub, it is a requirement to use this yummy butter!
Shea Butter: I love the texture that Shea Butter contributes to a finished lip scrub. The creamy feel and low odor of Shea Butter makes it an ideal ingredient to use.
Peach Kernel Oil: I enjoy using Peach Kernel Oil in a variety of lip products because it doesn't feel a heavy or tacky feeling on the lips like Castor Oil can have.
Vitamin E Acetate: I wanted to extend the shelf life of this product by slowing the oxidation process. Vitamin E Acetate was my first choice!
I flavored this lip scrub with Natural Vanilla Oil and Coffee Flavor Oil. This scrub really doesn't need the extra sweetener, so we can skip using the Sugar Baby or Sugar Kisses Flavors. Trust me, it is fabulously yummy without these extra flavors!
Let's go make some now!
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Coffee Butter
Shea Butter
Peach Kernel Oil
Vitamin E Acetate
Coffee Flavor Oil
Natural Vanilla Oil
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10 mL Lip Balm Jars
Recipe: (Makes 100 grams or 3.53 ounces)
|Recipe in ounces:
2.29 ounces Sugar
0.35 ounces Coffee Butter
0.35 ounces Shea Butter
0.35 ounces Peach Kernel Oil
0.04 ounces Vitamin E Acetate
0.01 ounces Coffee Flavor
0.04 ounces Natural Vanilla Oil
|Recipe in grams:
65 grams Sugar
10 grams Coffee Butter
10 grams Shea Butter
10 grams Peach Kernel Oil
1 grams Vitamin E Acetate
3 grams Coffee Flavor
1 grams Natural Vanilla Oil
|Recipe in Percentages:
65% Sugar
10% Coffee Butter
10% Shea Butter
10% Peach Kernel Oil
1% Vitamin E Acetate
3% Coffee Flavor
1% Natural Vanilla Oil
Weigh all of the ingredients into the food processor bowl. Gently pulse the ingredients together until thoroughly mixed. Once the scrub is mixed together, fill the jars and cap.
If you want to make a small batch, you can easily use a small personal blender like I did for these photos. I used a food processor attachment for a stick blender.
How do I use this?:
I've been asked over the phone about how I use a lip scrub, so here is how I use a lip scrub. Scoop a pea sized amount out of the jar. Using your finger, rub the scrub over your lips. Don't scrub too much, or you can irritate your lips. Now you can either wipe your lips off, or lick them! Apply a lip balm and now you have pampered your lips!
This simple lip scrub reminds me of a sweet coffee treat and is a great way to get your coffee flavor fix without indulging on a large coffee. I hope you enjoy this scrub as much as I do!
Daily Oatmeal Scrub – Day 2
|Yesterday we made a fabulous oatmeal face scrub but I felt it was a little gummy and sticky in texture. I wanted something that can gave the same after effect without feeling so, well… pasty! I have attempted to light this formulation with the addition of Natrasorb. Come join me to see if this formula variation was successful!
Yesterday when I ground the oatmeal, it still was a little coarse. There were partial pieces of the rolled oats and I felt it was just too much. Today I decided to grind it longer and my result was more of an oat flour. I think I would rather have it somewhere in between because the finer the oatmeal is, the more gummy the scrub becomes.
I am glad I decided to add the Natrasorb. If I hadn't been working with oat flour, the texture would have been perfect.
I also reduced the percentages of the essential oils. I loved the overall blend but felt it was just a little too strong. I wanted something more subtle, like the products you find at a high end spa. I can't wait to take some of this to my esthetician. I am sure she will love it!
Place a container on your scale and fit it with a bag. This helps with clean up and mixing. Weigh all of the ingredients together. Remove the bag from your container and mix well. You want to make sure you don't have any clumps from the essential oils being added. Once the mixture is fully mixed, spoon the material into jars. You can even use one of our fabulous shaker bottles for less hassle in the bathroom.
I was much happier with today's recipe. Besides changing the particle size of the oatmeal, I would leave everything else as is. Because the oatmeal was so fine, this lost a lot of scrubbing capability but that is easily remedied next time. After use, my skin felt smooth and clean. I also like the the essential oil usage rate was lowered. It makes this product more like the products used when I go for a facial. Now I can keep up with my skin in-between appointments and I could be happier. Try this recipe for yourself or for friends and family members. I am sure they will love it!
To use shake approximately half a teaspoon of the dry scrub into your hand. Add a little water and rub your hands together creating a creamy paste. Gently rub the mixture into the face, using a small circular motion. Massage your face for 1 minute, then rinse thoroughly. Because this scrub is designed to add water only when it is intended to be used, we don't need to worry about a preservative. This takes a lot of worry and math out of this product!
Daily Oatmeal Face Scrub – Day 1
|I wanted to make a facial scrub that was gentle enough to be used daily yet still contributed a smooth, supple sensation to the delicate skin of the face.
I started with finely ground oatmeal. Oatmeal has long been used in the world of cosmetics and beauty because it is reputed to reduce inflammation and combat dryness.
I also wanted to use Dry Flo TS. Dry Flo TS is tapioca starch that gives a silky smooth feel to heavy and/or wet feeling products.
I added clay to give a silky feeling. I really liked this formulation but I felt that the oatmeal and clay made this recipe just a little too heavy.
Weigh all of the ingredients together. I highly recommend that you place a bag inside your container and weigh into that. Remove the bag from your container and mix well. You want to make sure you don't have any clumps from the essential oils being added. Once the mixture is fully mixed, spoon the material into jars. You can even use one of our fabulous shaker bottles for less hassle in the bathroom.
Tomorrow I plan on making a lighter version of this recipe again with a few changes so it doesn't feel as heavy and slick. I think that heavy feeling is due to the high percentages of clay and oatmeal.
Keep in mind these are my personal feelings. You may love this recipe! Try a small batch of this recipe and come back tomorrow to try the variation of today's recipe. Let me know which one you like better!
To use shake approximately half a teaspoon of the dry scrub into your hand. Add a little water and rub your hands together creating a creamy paste. Gently rub the mixture into the face, using a small circular motion. Massage your face for 1 minute, then rinse thoroughly. Because this scrub is designed to add water only when it is intended to be used, we don't need to worry about a preservative. This takes a lot of worry and math out of this product!
Chocolate Bacon Sweet and Salty Lip Scrub
|I love chocolate. Dark and bitter or sweet and milky. Today you can buy so many flavor combinations with chocolate, it is crazy. Chili peppers, almonds, macadamia nuts, cashews, caramel, toffee, coffee, cherries, blueberries, goji berries, green tea and more! It can be overwhelming to buy a chocolate bar. One of the crazier combinations that I have fallen in love with is a chocolate bar with bacon and a touch of sea salt. Talk about yummy! Today I wanted to make a lip scrub that tastes much like this curious combination. Come join me!
Having grown up in Utah, I wanted to really showcase a unique product that comes from Utah. That is salt. If you have ever used salt that was harvested from Utah you are familiar with its unusual coloring. It is a soft peachy/white color with flecks of darker red throughout. It also has what is often described as having a sweeter flavor instead of the more bitter notes that iodized table salt can have. I wanted to use this salt today for the color and the exotic feeling it lends while still being a local product!
The flavor of this finished lip scrub is perfect! When I was making it, I worried that I had too much salt or that I didn't have enough. It is so good, many of the pickier staff members have snagged a jar to keep in their pockets. My own sample that was taken home was enjoyed by the dog. Sigh… I have managed to keep about 30 to send to shipping for you to try! Request one in your order!
Weigh the Chocolate Bacon Flavor Wax, Avocado Butter and Peach Kernel Oil into a microwave safe container. Heat gently until liquid. In a separate container mix the sugar and salt, making sure they are distributed evenly. Add the salt/sugar mixture and Vitamin E Acetate to the melted oils. Stir well. Put into jars or pots for use. Enjoy!
Gentle Lotion Scrub
|We recently received a request for a gentle scrub that would be on the thicker side and be gentle when exfoliating the skin. So today I am going to show you how to make a Lotion Scrub. This is very simple to make, easy to use, and your skin will be extremely happy.
I first measure out 4 ounces of lotion base into a mixing bowl then added 2 tablespoons of ground luffa or vanilla bean, stirred with a spoon until completely mixed, then I filled the finished scrub into containers, that's it.
I was really excited to try this scrub so I used the luffa scrub first and scooped some out and rubbed it in my hands and up my arms a bit. I rubbed for a couple of minutes and then rinsed it off in warm water. The excess lotion and ground luffa or vanilla bean rinsed right off and left my hands soft and silky. This would be great to apply everywhere prior to a shower, my legs definitely could use this. What a great idea and something different to use for those of you that need a gentle exfoliation.
Happy Scrubbing!
Creamy Chai Sugar Scrub
|Scrubs are often overlooked and not just by those of us who make body care products at home. They are often overlooked by consumers as well. Making sure that your skin is exfoliated on a regular basis not only helps make your skin smoother, but it also makes it softer. If you apply lotion after exfoliating, your skin will stay softer and smoother longer with less applications of lotion needed.
Today I wanted to make a scrub that would exfoliate, wash off easily but leave enough oil on the skin so that it is conditioning. Think of a product that makes it easier to pamper your skin. Isn't that great? Let's go make a body scrub!
I used sugar as my exfoliant for this scrub. You can use many things like salt, luffa, pumice, ground oatmeal, etc. Sugar is readily available and easy to find. It is also an ingredient that is in most households to begin with.
I used Sunflower Oil as my oil of choice for this scrub. It is an oil that has a long shelf life. It is also a a more light-weight oil. So even when using it, users won't be turned off by the texture of the scrub. It will also leave a light weight, conditioning feel to the skin.
I used Polysorbate 80 in this scrub to make the clean up easy. Do you remember the disaster I had with a tester of mine who struggled getting the scrub off! If you want a chuckle, it is a good post to go back and read. I have since learned easy removal of a scrub is a must!
Lastly, I chose Liquapar as my preservative. This preservative is designed for scrubs and other products that can and will have water introduced to them. Remember, preservatives are necessary because they keep the microbes at bay!
Weigh all of the ingredients. Mix well. Transfer to finished containers. Cap and label. Enjoy!
Blood Orange & Luffa Sugar Scrub
|Recently I've been craving blood orange marmalade on toast, but I haven't been able to find any good chunky marmalade in Beijing. So, I decided to just buy a few oranges to eat and then make a sugar scrub instead. I wanted to use Orange Peel Powder as part of the formula since I'm making a blood orange inspired scrub. I wanted the scrub to be nice to use, so I added Luffa for contrast as well as particle size. These were the only exfoliating botanical additions that I wanted to make, so I began looking at my other ingredients.
I knew I wanted a darker red color for my scrub to show the inspiration from blood oranges. Considering my desire for color, I looked at a few options for coloring my scrub red. Then I realized that I had Alkanet Root Powder available in my cupboard of supplies. I decided to make an oil infusion with the Macadamia Nut Oil in my recipe and the Alkanet.
Want to come with me as I make this fantastic scrub? Let's go!
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Alkanet Infusion (Makes 1 ounce or 28 grams)
I began by making my Alkanet Root infusion. I weighed 25 grams of Macadamia Nut Oil and then added 3 grams of Alkanet Root Powder. After mixing well, I gently heated the mixture in the microwave for about 15-30 seconds. I let the mixture sit for for 30 minutes and then strained. As it took a long time to strain, I decided that next time I make an infusion with Alkanet Root Powder, I will use Heat & Seal Tea Bags!
Scrub Recipe: (Makes 4.53 ounces or 100 grams)
Carefully weigh all dry ingredients into a bowl and remove all lumps. I like to pour the dry ingredients into a bag and reuse the container for weighing the liquids. Next weigh the all liquid ingredients (including fragrances and preservatives) into a bowl. Mix the liquid ingredients together. After the liquid mixture is completely mixed, add the dry mixture. This helps prevent dry spots on the bottom of the bowl because you are adding the dry ingredients on top of liquid ingredients. Stir until completely mixed. Once the scrub is completely mixed, it will be smooth and easy to transfer to your desired containers.
Scrub Notes: This lightweight scrub feels very nice on the skin. I thought my skin felt soft and dewy, even a day later! I didn't have any residual color or botanicals on my skin due to using the Polysorbate 20.
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White PS4 Destiny bundle cut to £350 at GAME
GAME is now selling the White PS4 Destiny bundle for the same RRP of a normal PS4.
Xbox One vs PlayStation 4: The battle of the exclusives
Microsoft came out fighting at Gamescom this year.
Minecraft on PS4 fails Sony certification
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A questionnaire was adopted in determining the perceived relative magnitude of advantages of the online discussion. Pearson-r correlation results showed a very-highly positive correlation between the students' a-priori e-learning experiences in online discussion and their success in online scafolding, and a highly to very-highly positive correlation to their performance in classroom interaction, formative assessment and summative evaluations. 2013-09-20T00:00:00Z A Free accessible individual-based simulator enabling virtual experiments on soil organic matter processes in classroom http://hdl.handle.net/2099/14084 Title: A Free accessible individual-based simulator enabling virtual experiments on soil organic matter processes in classroom Authors: Gras Moreu, Anna Maria; Cañadas Lorenzo, Juan Carlos; Ginovart Gisbert, Marta Abstract: This work addresses and aims to fulfil a very clear need in teaching biosystem engineering. When introducing students to the complexity of soil processes, one of the frustrations that teachers ofen experience is the impossibility to demonstrate practically, in the lab, some of the concepts and processes discussed in class. Either the experiments take far longer than a typical laboratory session or they require access to specific equipment. To deal with this situation, it would be ideal for students to be able to do virtual experiments. The purpose of this work is to display the individual-based simulation model INDISIM-SOM, available free from a website, and to show how it can be used in experiments or as a teaching-learning instrument in the classroom. The computational model has been designed specifically for the study of soil organic matter and is based mainly on the activity conducted by two diferent prototypes of microorganisms. One option of using INDISIMSOM is as a way to introduce the individual-based model as a methodology to improve understanding of the agents involved in soil microbial system and their processes. Another option is to develop the ability to work with simulators by connecting concepts and helping students in the development of modelling competence. Virtual experiments were carried out as an example of what may be expected from using the INDISIM-SOM web simulator. Temporal evolutions of five virtual soils with diferent organic C content and proportional content in organic N, easily hidrolyzable N, nitrate and ammonia were generated and discussed. 2013-09-20T00:00:00Z Microteaching as a self-learning tool: students' perceptions in the preparation and exposition of a microlesson in a tissue engineering course http://hdl.handle.net/2099/14083 Title: Microteaching as a self-learning tool: students' perceptions in the preparation and exposition of a microlesson in a tissue engineering course Authors: Campos-Sánchez, Antonio; Sánchez-Quevedo, María del Carmen; Crespo-Ferrer, Pascual Vicente; García-López, José Manuel; Alaminos, Miguel Abstract: Microteaching is a didactc tool of recent applicaton to undergraduate and postgraduate students as a way to promote self-learning. In this work we compared the perceptons of the students who provide instructon in tssue engineering using microteaching and the perceptons of the same students when they receive such instructons. Two similar questonnaires with items related to the preparaton and expositon of a microlesson were used to investgate the percepton of 56 students before and after the microteaching session. In our results, students signifcantly prefer to use specifc objectves, textbooks and Internet informaton when they are preparing a microlesson as compared to the situaton when they receive it. On the other hand, the use of a pre-programmed index during the expositon and the reducton of the use of slides are signifcantly more preferred by the students after receiving the microlesson. No statstcal diferences were found for the rest of the optons analyzed. These results show that the self-assessment generated in the microteaching session, which is linked to the feedback related to the self-learning process, makes microteaching a technique not only useful for self-learning but also an important tool to promote self-regulaton across the curriculum. 2013-09-20T00:00:00Z An Analytical hierarchy process model for the evaluation of college http://hdl.handle.net/2099/14082 Title: An Analytical hierarchy process model for the evaluation of college Authors: Yin, Qingli Abstract: Taking into account the characteristcs of college experimental teaching, through investgaton and analysis, evaluaton indices and an Analytcal Hierarchy Process (AHP) model of experimental teaching quality have been established following the analytcal hierarchy process method, and the evaluaton indices have been given reasonable weights. An example is given, and the evaluaton results show that the evaluaton indices proposed in this paper are capable of refectng objectvely, exactly and reasonably experimental teaching quality, and of effectvely promotng the quality of experimental teaching. 2013-09-20T00:00:00Z Innovation in teaching in times of crisis http://hdl.handle.net/2099/14081 Title: Innovation in teaching in times of crisis Authors: Amante García, Beatriz; Martínez Martínez, María del Rosario 2013-09-20T00:00:00Z The Acceptance of microblogging in the learning process: the ubam model http://hdl.handle.net/2099/13174 Title: The Acceptance of microblogging in the learning process: the ubam model Authors: Rejón Guardia, Francisco; Sánchez Fernández, Juan; Muñoz Leiva, Francisco 2013-03-19T00:00:00Z Self-assessment exercises in continuum mechanics with autonomous learning http://hdl.handle.net/2099/13173 Title: Self-assessment exercises in continuum mechanics with autonomous learning Authors: Marcé Nogué, Jordi; Gil Espert, Lluís; Pérez Martínez, Marco Antonio; Sánchez Romero, Montserrat 2013-03-19T00:00:00Z The students' procedural fluency and written-mathematical explanation on constructed response tasks in physics http://hdl.handle.net/2099/13172 Title: The students' procedural fluency and written-mathematical explanation on constructed response tasks in physics Authors: Bautista, Romiro G. 2013-03-19T00:00:00Z Enhancement in evaluating small group work in courses with large number http://hdl.handle.net/2099/13171 Title: Enhancement in evaluating small group work in courses with large number Authors: Jordi Nebot, Lluïsa; Pàmies Vila, Rosa; Català Calderon, Pau; Puig Ortiz, Joan 2013-03-19T00:00:00Z Ethics in engineering: student perceptions and their professional identity http://hdl.handle.net/2099/13170 Title: Ethics in engineering: student perceptions and their professional identity Authors: Stappenbelt, Brad 2013-03-19T00:00:00Z A proposal to improve your assessment skills http://hdl.handle.net/2099/13169 Title: A proposal to improve your assessment skills Authors: Amante García, Beatriz; Martínez Martínez, María 2013-03-19T00:00:00Z Technological or traditional tools for document's correction? a case study in higher education http://hdl.handle.net/2099/12659 Title: Technological or traditional tools for document's correction? a case study in higher education Authors: Kallas, Zein; Ornat Longarón, Cèsar Abstract: Information and Communication Technology is playing an important role in assisting teachers in their activities. They became a) more efficient, b) more precise and c) more comprehensive. The "Audio" ad is a clear illustration for this trend. Students' acceptance of the "Audio" tool has been analysed and compared with the "traditional" correction and the "track change". 57 students have answered a structured questionnaire using a web 2.0 application for creating an online form. Results show a high relative importance for the "Audio" correction (42.02% of), followed by the "track change" and the "traditional printed document" with 33.02% and 24.95% respectively. 2012-09-18T00:00:00Z The Iinfluence of social style in evaluating academic presentations ofengineering projects http://hdl.handle.net/2099/12658 Title: The Iinfluence of social style in evaluating academic presentations ofengineering projects Authors: Ortiz Valencia, Héctor; García Carrillo, Àgueda; González Benítez, María Margarita Abstract: An individual's social style is determined by behavioral patterns in the interactions with their peers. Some studies suggest that social style may influence the way in which an individual's performance is evaluated. We studied the effects that speakers' and evaluators' social styles have on the marks given for end-of-term presentations in a project engineering master's course. The participants completed a self-evaluation exercise that classified their social styles into one of four categories: Driver, expressive, analytical, or amiable. Students individually rated the content and appearance of their classmates' presentations. A statistical analysis of these scores revealed that the speaker's social style had a significant effect on the marks received for content and appearance. The evaluator's social style also demonstrated a statistically significant effect on the marks given for appearance, though not for content. Students with expressive social style received the highest scores, while the analytical style received the lowest scores. These results reiterate the necessity to train students as evaluators in order to reduce bias when evaluating their classmates and co-workers during their academic and professional careers. 2012-09-18T00:00:00Z Feedback and feedforward: focal points for improving academic performance http://hdl.handle.net/2099/12657 Title: Feedback and feedforward: focal points for improving academic performance Authors: García Sanpedro, María José Abstract: The effective integration of competencies in university programmes follows a holistic and diversified assessment model and the educational potential development of students' assessment results. This work questions: how are students informed about the results of their learning? Specifically, it aims to understand students' and professors' perspectives about the use of learning results and the strategies that are promoted in the practice of improved use of their educational potential. The results described are derived from a case study on 12 degrees adapted to the EHEA. Although feedback and the feedforward are strategies for informing students about their learning results, the results of the study show that their use is not entirely generalised and frequently only inform the grades obtained. Students identify the difference between knowing the grade and obtaining feedback. The tutorial dimension is also valued positively when students are informed about the results of their assessment. However, it seems that use of the educational potential is pending. The students say that the tutorials and the follow up through continual assessment helps to reduce failure. Also, the faculty identifies that reflection about the results obtained is very much linked to metacognitive reflection, although it is not generalised in practice. The students recognise the limitations and the work load involved for the professor to individually monitor them. The study is concluded with the need for systematically incorporating feedback and feedforward in teaching practices and offers guidelines for orienting these strategies towards improving academic performance. 2012-09-18T00:00:00Z Towards methodological improvement in the spanish university studies http://hdl.handle.net/2099/12656 Title: Towards methodological improvement in the spanish university studies Authors: Amante García, Beatriz; Martínez Martínez, María del Rosario 2012-09-18T00:00:00Z


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What to Cook This Weekend: Kebabs
Since we couldn't choose just one grilling recipe for you to make this weekend, we'll stick to one category: kebabs! Kebabs are the perfect weekend activity – they're quick-cooking, fun, get the whole family involved AND make for great leftovers. Here are some of our favorite kebab recipes, PLUS, how to use up your leftovers.
Throw the extras from Grilled Chicken Tikki Skewers into Mediterranean Chicken Salad Pitas.
Make a killer Creamy Potato Salad with any leftover potatoes from Steak & Potato Kebabs.
Grilled Balsamic Pork Kebabs would be a great addition to Cuban Pork & Pineapple Tacos.
Throw any extra meatballs from Turkey Kebabs into a Turkey Meatball Frittata.
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Technique Tuesday: Thaw It Out
Don't waste those leftovers from holiday get-togethers! Freezing your food is a great way to make the most of your meals, but only if you can properly thaw them later in the year. Here are the best ways to take your food from frozen solid to family dinner:
1. The best way: IN THE FRIDGE
Set frozen food in its wrapper on a plate to catch drips. Food thawed in the fridge will last for 2 or 3 more days than those thawed using other methods.
2. The shortcut: IN COLD WATER
Place food in an airtight bag and submerge in cold water; change water every 30 minutes. Using hot water is a no-no: It encourages bacteria.
3. The cheat: IN THE MICROWAVE
Unwrap foods and thaw using the defrost or low setting. If meats start to brown, remove and cool before continuing. Cook immediately.
4. For baked goods: ON THE COUNTER TOP
Bread and other frozen baked good sare safe to thaw on the counter. Keep them loosely covered with their wrapping from the freezer and place on a wire rack to prevent condensation and sogginess.
5 Unexpected Things You Can Freeze:
Milk Pour into freezer bags and freeze flat. You'll never run to the store when baking again!
Egg Whites Freeze each egg white separately in an ice cube tray. Once frozen, store them in freezer bags.
Butter Buy it on sale with no fear of it spoiling. Store sticks in their paper wrap in a freezer bag.
Avocado Save ripe avocados by mashing them with a bit of lemon juice and packing in airtight containers.
Nuts and Grains Store in airtight containers or freezer bags to prevent them from going rancid at room temperature.
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Pack Your Freezer Like a Pro
During the holidays, nothing is more guaranteed than leftovers. Don't let these goodies go to waste! There are plenty of items you can freeze and store for later in the year, but only if you pack them properly. Here are our best freezing techniques and tips to keep freezer burn at bay.
Use Heavy Duty Foil
To wrap foods already wrapped in plastic or parchment to add extra protection. Why? It's less porous and much thicker than regular foil, and less prone to snagging and tears.
Use Freezer Paper
To prevent air exposure and moisture loss. The goal is to wrap tightly to keep air out. Why? The paper is thick and durable and has an air-resistant coating on one side that keeps food from drying out.
Use Freezer Bags
But make sure to leave an inch free at the top so you can press out the air when sealing. Why? Resealable plastic freezer bags are thicker and often have sturdier seals than regular storage bags.
Layer Up
Separate individual portions of foods like burgers, sausage or fish fillets with parchment paper before freezing so you can remove and thaw only what you need.
No More UFO's
Ban Unidentified Frozen Objects by noting the contents and freeze date on labels or tape with a permanent marker.
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3 Ways to Liven Up Your Leftovers
Roast chicken, cooked pasta, and lettuce are foods we always have in our fridge. The unfortunate problem: These leftovers won't last forever. So, in effort to waste less food, save money and try new recipes, here are a three dishes that will breathe new life into last night's dinner.
For leftover roast chicken try Rachael Ray's "Thai It" Chicken Noodles 30-Minute Meal. It's Rach's version of takeout, but from home! But saves you money and calories. Win, win!
Spruce up your leftover plain pasta with this easy Pasta Bake. Throw it in the oven for only 12 minutes and you no longer need to spend your night cooking. And don't think we sacrificed flavor for time–this dish is tasty!
Lettuce take you on a journey from salad to succulent soup! With this Lettuce Soup you will finally use up that head of romaine you have sitting in your fridge.
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Wanted: 19th century Broadwood piano for Elizabeth Gaskell's house
5 February 2014
Novellist Elizabeth Gaskell's house during restoration© Lee Baxter
Renovators of Elizabeth Gaskell's Manchester home are seeking a donation of a mid-19th century Broadwood demi grand piano and have called on International Piano readers to help.
The Victorian writer's property has been authentically refurbished and will reopen to the public in October. Living at 84 Plymouth Grove for 15 years until her death in 1865, Gaskell and her husband entertained contemporaries including Charles Dickens.
Part of the £2.5m restoration has involved research into how the house looked when the family resided there. Curators are seeking a Broadwood demi grand piano because this was the model that Charles Hallé used to teach Elizabeth Gaskell's daughters at the house. The instrument will take pride of place in the drawing room and will be used for musical and educational events. The donor will be fully credited alongside other sponsors of the house.
If you are able to help, please contact John Williams, project manager for Elizabeth's Gaskell's House at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Royal Northern College of Music pianists set new world record
28 January 2014
Students from the Royal Northern College of Music (RNCM) have broken the Guinness World Record for the largest number of pianists playing the same instrument simultaneously.
The musicians performed five-minute work Ticcatoccatina for 32 hands – that's 16 pianists! – composed by postgraduate composer Tom Harrold. The performance took place at the RNCM in Manchester last Thursday. The group successfully beat the current world record set by 15 musicians in Vallouise, France on 13 June 2004.
The World Record attempt was held in aid of Your RNCM, the College's £3m campaign to transform its 40-year-old Concert Hall into a state-of-the-art venue. The event was sponsored by International Piano magazine and witnessed by Murray McLachlan.
The pianists involved were Daria Bitsiuk, David Bainbridge, Yun Chen, Greta-Nike Gasser, David Gibson, Lee Jae Phang, Pui Lau, Silvia Lucas Rodriguez, Lok Pang, Ben Parker, Simon Passmore, Daniel Portal, Graham Proctor, Ho Kwong, Matthew Shervey and Chun So.
Newly formed Ernö Dohnányi Society seeks members
28 January 2014
Erno Dohnanyi (1877-1960)© Tully Potter Collection
A society dedicated to the music of Ernö Dohnányi (1877-1960) has been formed, with pianist Martin Roscoe named as honorary president. The group, which is currently internet-based, plans to adopt a formal constitution and organise regular meetings in due course.
Roscoe, who has been championing Dohnányi for many years, believes that the repertoire has much to offer: 'I think he is a composer who deserves to be better known; there are only a handful of pieces that are ever played. For example, the Variations on a Nursery Song used to be a popular piece in the 1950s but it only gets a rare outing now.
'The repertoire is beautifully crafted, it has a lot of variety and although it comes from the grand Romantic tradition of Liszt and Brahms there is an individuality that speaks to audiences. And there is a lot of piano music; I'm in the process of recording it for Hyperion – I start recording the third disc in April and the final one in May next year. A lot of it is approachable for amateur players, although some is extremely difficult.
'There is also some fantastic chamber music – and two piano concertos,' adds Roscoe. 'Dohnányi was a hugely important figure in the first half of the 20th century in Europe as a pianist, conductor and composer, and as head of the Franz Liszt Academy he taught many famous pianists such as Annie Fischer. A colossal figure.'
Those interested in becoming members are invited to contact Tom Teague at firstname.lastname@example.com or Robert Aston at firstname.lastname@example.com.
REVIEW: Boris Berezovsky, International Piano Series 2013-14, Royal Festival Hall, London
16 January 2014
Boris Berezovsky
International Piano Series 2013-14
Southbank Centre
14 January
Boris Berezovsky opened his Southbank recital with an unexpected reading of Reflets dans l'eau and Mouvement from Debussy's Images Book 1, before he embarked on the published programme.
The insertion was disarming, introducing us to the sound world through a different door from that we anticipated. Ravel's Gaspard de la nuit picked up the watery theme of tonight's opener and added a darker shade to the setting for the water-nymph Ondine's other-worldliness. The contradictory elements of Ondine's complex character – latent and then frenetic devilish power and her tragic slinking exit – were captured convincingly.
In his selection of Rachmaninov's Preludes, Op 32 Berezovsky battled the piano's tendency to produce a muddy texture in big chordal passages, but there was pathos when the left hand brought out the melody. The Sonata No 2 in B flat minor was also moving and the music was never secondary to the virtuosity, allowing the lyricism of the second movement and the building momentum towards the climax of the third to speak for themselves.
We were treated to encores. October from Tchaikovsky's The Seasons contained some lovely accompaniment but the melody could have lingered more. Liszt's Concert Study Gnomenreingen suits Berezovsky down to the ground. He took it at an incredibly fast pace with a brilliant lightness of touch; diminutive dancers darted straight out of his fingertips.
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REVIEW: András Schiff's 60th birthday concert at Wigmore Hall
13 January 2014
András Schiff
Wigmore Hall
21 December
'We are the luckiest 550 people in London tonight' exclaimed John Gilhooly, director of the Wigmore Hall, at András Schiff's 60th birthday concert on 21 December. Birthday presents are usually offered to the celebrant, but here it was the audience who received a very special gift, the Goldberg and the Diabelli Variations performed by one of the world's most inspiring artists. At the close of the recital, Schiff received the prestigious Gold Medal of the Royal Philharmonic Society, presented by the HRH the Duke of Kent. Gilhooly, chairman of both the Wigmore Hall and the RPS, highlighted Schiff's achievements as pianist, educator, and festival director and praised him alongside earlier gold medallists Rubinstein, Horowitz, Arrau, Brendel and Uchida.
Schiff's programme choice was symbolic: he made his Wigmore debut in 1978 with the Goldberg Variations, and his interpretations of Bach since then have become legendary. By contrast it is only in the last two years that he has performed and recorded the Diabelli Variations, following a much-lauded Beethoven sonata cycle on CD and concert platform. Performing those monumental works side by side underlined their special connection: Beethoven's 33 variations were both inspired by and aimed to surpass Bach's 32 variations (counting the Arias).
The concert was mesmeric from start to finish. Alert to every characterisation and contrast imaginable, each individual variation was full of detail, colour, shading and voicing. The 80-minute journey traversed a lifetime of experience with a myriad of moods: lilting and dance-like, quicksilver and racy, contrapuntally steely or springy, the textures finely layered to bring out each line of the canons, ornamentation both delicate and, as with trills and mordents, more emphatic. The passagework flowed seamlessly from one keyboard extreme to the other, shifting from the ebullient and optimistic to the contemplative and reflective.
Overall the brief fast variations (such as the breathtaking toccata-like var. 20) astonished. Schiff became an explorer, pushing at the boundaries of sound and colour. This was especially evident in the tender 'Alla breve' var. 22, and the expressive heart of the set, var. 25, played as an expansive nocturne with an air of inner mystique, the chromatic sinewy voicing creating an ambivalent angst that delighted in its own anguish.
Romanticism of a different cast took flight with the Diabelli, a masterly account full of Bachian polyphonic felicities, both tender and ebullient, and shot through with Schumannesque oppositions. The abrupt contrasts of dynamics as from the initial majestic march to the quieter third variation (Beethoven's original variation 1 from his first 1819 version), was vividly presented. The rumbling bass figures that add ominous chromaticism were handled with just the right emphasis – above all Schiff does not dwell on gestures, and his sound colour is clear, lucid – eschewing any type of pedal blurring. In contrast with the Beethovenian soundworlds of greats like Kempff and Schnabel, Schiff's sonority self-consciously aims at that of a 'restorer', an idea pursued in his double Diabelli recording on two early pianos from 1821 and 1921. Overall this was a reading with finely drawn characters and moods – exhilarating energy in the fast movements, and flowing impressionism in slower variations.
At one point during the witty var. 13, with dry chord pairs swapping high and low registers, one of the pregnant silences was interrupted by an audience member's loud coughing: unperturbed by this invasive interruption Schiff smiled at the audience to remark 'very good' and at a similar silence a few seconds later, gave a telling look; eliciting further audience laughter; it was his way of telling us to relax before switching to the restraint of the ensuing var. 14 with its double dotted rhythms that commanded rapt attention. Further humour emerged in the Mozart parody of var. 22 with uncanny harmonic detail in the glistening grupetti. The final group of variations achieved a visionary sense of arrival and climax, the three purposeful minor variations followed by a tongue-in-cheek fugue that featured startling new voices; the final ethereal minuet attained translucent heights, highlighting its connections to the Arietta of Op. 111.
Indeed we almost believed Schiff when he joked that he was going to play Op. 111 as an encore, but he instead regaled us with a magical miniature, composed in memory of his mother by György Kurtág, his friend and mentor, present in the audience, also a recipient of the RPS Award. It symbolised Schiff's unique artistic achievement, one which, while saluting its origins, also looked ahead to the future. On the occasion of his 60th birthday we may all wish Andras Schiff many happy returns to the concert platform and, echoing HRH the Duke of Kent's congratulatory remarks, 'many more years of glorious music making'.
Malcolm Miller
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Role: Art Direction
Ferrari DNA App. A journey through some of the most memorable moments of Ferrari history.
Agency: Sapient Nitro + Second Story 2013
Role: Art Direction
Designed a range of magical concepts for connected multimedia experiences. "The magic mirror", "the kaleidoscope" and "the silhouette" were designed to reflect their unique brand known for their detailed craftsmanship and whimsical sensibility.
The digital screens disguised as mirrors provided a variety of surprising interactive moments.
Agency: Sapient Nitro 2013
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It's been 3 years since the big crash.
In all that time, we have not had to adjust our Big Chart, which is based on our 5% Rule and has steered us well through the recovery. Now that we are all the way back to our pre-crash highs, it's time, finally, to make a more bullish adjustment. We will be changing our long-standing +10% line at 1,359 to the new Must Hold line at 1,360 - one point off from our original estimate after gathering 36 months of additional years of evidence.
That's right, it turns out our +10% line is still pretty much right on the money, only now we switch our focus to our goal of 1,600 and begin running our numbers off there, rather than from 800. I know I have been (and still am) Fundamentally bearish on the market at the moment - I just think we are making this move too soon - but that is not to say I think the move is unmakeable.
As noted in the Chart, other than overshooting the 50% line in early 2010, we had very predictable moves all the way through last week but, in retrospect, we may just be looking at phase 3 of the move back to 1,500. As long as we are over 1,280 now (20% off the top) we will remain in the bullish range and that means we have higher expectations for our indices so our next goal is 1,440, 10% off the top.
After all, if we're going to be bullish, then our goals should reflect it, right? That makes our new series for the S&P on our Big Chart -20% at 1,280, our must hold line at 1,360, -10% at 1,440 and -5% at 1,520. If we fail to hold the Must Hold line and especially if we fail 1,280, we revert back to the prior Big Chart numbers, where the calculations were made off the bottom. It's like Gravity, as we get closer to 1,600 - it begins to exert more influence. We can also expect the 2.5% lines to become more prominent, as those were 5% lines off 800 and still will probably provide good resistance. This is why you see slowdowns and consolidations as you get near major moves like 100% off the bottom - various Bot programs using different base-lines begin…
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- Play & Learn Together (formerly the Parent & Child Workshop): for children from 18 to 36 months with a parent or caregiver. For those attending Toddler Time program for the first time. Younger siblings are welcome. Program is approximately 1 hour of story time and free play with educational toys, plus participation by local professionals who are knowledgeable about child development. For this program, the Library partners with Early Intervention of Orange County Department of Health.
- Story Time for 3's: for children who are 3 years old with a parent or caregiver. Program is approximately 35 minutes of stories, songs, movement and a creative activity.
- Story Time For 4 & 5's: for children who are 4 or 5 years old and not yet attending Kindergarten. Children attend the program by themselves; parents or caregivers are asked to stay in the library. Program is approximately 45 minutes of stories, songs and a creative activity.


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The Rapala Lithium Ion Cordless Fillet Knife features a comfortable, relaxed grip handle designed for reduced fatigue and for optimum comfort and control. The lithium-ion battery weighs 1/3 less than a similar NiCad battery, charges in nearly half the time and lasts 100% longer. The battery has a low "memory" effect increasing the number of charge/discharge cycles.
The quiet and powerful motor delivers consistant speed and torque with less size and weight. The advanced vented air flow body design dampens vibration while keeping the motor cool and quiet. The precision-ground stainless steel blades effortlessly slice fillets with less waste. With no cords to get in the way, the Rapala Lithium Ion Cordless Fillet Knife makes fillet jobs quick and easy anywhere.
Features of the Rapala Lithium Ion Cordless Fillet Knife include:
You must be at least 18 years of age to purchase this product. For shipment to U.S. addresses only.
I clean the fish before I go home. Great!
The same knife sells $ 118 + tx at Walmart Canada. Works great and good battery life. Too bad it does not come with a Storage Case. Ideal for walleye fillets and landlocked salmon (ouananiches) fishing in Lac-Saint-Jean lake ,and Saguenay river. Bye Daniel
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Thursday at The Beat Megaclub
DJ's: 5 DJ'sShows: 2 ShowsOpen: 8pm to 5am
Open 7 nights - 677 Ann Street, Fortutide Valley Brisbane 4006 - T: (07) 3852 2661
Cockatoo Club
The premier Gay venue in the state, in this Room you can dance to all of your favourite girly tunes & party music.
From The Spice Girls & Kylie to Rhianna & Lady Gaga. You can be sure of a mix of tunes to guarantee you have a fabulous night on the dance floor.
Open 5 nights a week from 8 till 5, on Sundays opens at 5pm.
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