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Earl Gordon looked out over his back fence Thursday morning to say hello to the ducks, like he usually does.
What he saw astounded him: Fryer Creek, which runs by the back of his house at Third Street West and Bettencourt, was emptying out. The water level had already dropped two feet, he estimated, and showed no sign of slowing.
"When I got up this morning there were no ducks, and I realized – there's no water!" he said. Gordon estimates that tens of thousands of gallons had drained away overnight.
Gordon went out to investigate, walking the path along the creek behind Nicoli Lane. As he approached MacArthur Street, he saw it.
A round hole, at least a foot in diameter, had opened up under the creek bed just north of MacArthur, and countless gallons of water were draining into it with a loud gurgling sound. Tadpoles, fish and other animals could be seen falling in – and no one knew where the water drained to.
"We've watched all the wildlife – crawdads, big bullfrogs – just get sucked down into that hole," said Bruce Griggs, who lives with his wife in the house closest to the MacArthur bridge spanning Fryer Creek. Griggs said he worried about the smell and flies due to all the newly exposed mud.
Although no one knows why the hole opened up when it did, Jon Niehaus, stream maintenance coordinator for the Sonoma County Water Agency, at least knows what it is.
"That is actually functioning the way it was designed," he said Thursday, explaining that Fryer Creek was engineered with a "low-flow bypass culvert that goes from the upstream side to the downstream side" at MacArthur.
"I have the plans right here, an 18-inch culvert," he said, adding that he believes it had been plugged for at least 15 years.
Niehaus couldn't explain why the culvert spontaneously opened up sometime between Wednesday night and Thursday morning. But he said the agency had no plans to do anything about it.
"Basically at this point we're inclined to leave it as is, and discuss it further with the City of Sonoma," he said.
As far as the agency is concerned, Niehaus said, "It's more beneficial environmentally to have it open." That's because the standing water creates habitat for an invasive species that is flourishing there: ludwigia hexapetala, a.k.a. water primrose. So draining the water is better for the other species.
"The water gets hotter which is detrimental to the native fish, and it's a perfect habitat for that water primrose, which overtakes basically that whole channel," Niehaus said.
Still, neighbors living around the creek weren't happy. "I want my water," Gordon said.
Adrienne Love, a regular walker along the creek, was dismayed by what she saw Thursday, and said she worried about the steelhead, crawdads, ducks and even otters that swim in those waters.
"This is weird, it's really low," she said. When told of the cause, she added, "Bummer."
At around 10 a.m. Thursday, two City of Sonoma employees in orange shirts drove up to see for themselves. They got out of their truck, leaned over the railing of the MacArthur Street overpass and exclaimed loudly.
One of the city employees, Dean Merrill, said Fryer Creek is the responsibility of the water agency, and the city would defer to them in most cases.
"What the city will do is monitor it, and make sure everybody is safe," he said.
The Sonoma County Water Agency was established in 1949 for flood control and other purposes, and today it maintains dozens of miles of flood control channels throughout the county, including Fryer Creek.
As for the culvert, "If there's a strong feeling from the City of Sonoma that they want it plugged up," the agency will go along with it, Niehaus said.


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i have kidney disease my creantine 2.12 my gfr 33.5 my normal is 1.
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It is information about the false reasoning behind using low protein diets such as Hill's K/D for kidney
. It also lists supplements and pretty
everything there is about
in dogs, and lists excellent commercial diets suitable for kidney disease. I hope this helps! http://www.dogaware.com/kidney.
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Hello there, I was diagnosed with stage 4
about 2 years ago and now I am in complete
failure. As for time no one can tell you that. But my advice to you is to take your meds as your doctor tells you and take good care of yourself. I did not follow my doctors advice and now I am on dialysis 3 times a week 4 hours a day.
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From when I was 21 until I was 38 I had reasonably normal health, I took my medication, avoided
and kept active. I travelled extensively overseas, attended university, had relationships, bought a house, developed an excellent career and did most of the things I had dreamt I might do (I say 'most' because I haven't gotten around to doing everything yet, I'm always adding something new). When I was 38 my kidney function had dropped to about 50%.
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My dog was diagnosed with
last year. I switched his food and also started giving him a herbal tonic called Tripsy from PetWellbeing. Since he's been on it, its like I have my old dog back. Please don't give up hope just yet. Check out Tripsy and ask your vet about it as well. Good Luck! http://www.petwellbeing.
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It is a combination of the medical status of the patient and the clinical judgment of the doctor. The doctor will keep evaluating your mother. Your mother does not have a
. She only has a renal insufficiency and needs to keep her blood sugar under strict control. Her problem is reversible so let's hope for the best. By normal I guess you mean whether her kidney problem will resolve. My answer is yes, provided she keeps her blood sugar under control and there is no other problem.
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Daisy suffered with
for 13 months. The last 5 weeks were the worst though - her levels went up, she was barely eating, vomiting and diarrhea then she spent 5 days in the hospital getting IV fluids, medicine, etc. The first few days after the stay, she came home and refused to eat... settled on cat treats for a bit and had shots of cerenia twice to help with the nausea. She was never really quite the same after the hospital stay. She was very slow moving and sleepy.
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DO NOT GIVE YOUR DOG HOT DOGS!!!! Especially if he is struggling with
. There is
crap including sodium in there. Your dog needs high quality protein for meals. I lost my beagle to CRF in February :( after 13 months of treatments. What did they give you for nausea? It's a bit expensive but cerenia comes in a shot form and works well. I would withhold food for 24-hours to get his stomach settled.
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Phosphorus is contained in many foods, and builds up in the blood when there is
. This can also cause exacerbation of symptoms in
Failure, such as nausea. Phosphate-binders allow the phosphorus to be excreted via stools, not the kidneys.
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The newest research for kidney disease is that a limited amount of high quality
is helpful for
. Hill's K/D diet is used for
failure. Cream Cheese has very little protein in it and should be fine if your dog must be on a low protein diet. Eggs contain only 6 grams of protein (white has 3 grams, and the yolk has 3 grams).
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I eat about eveery 2 hours which I know is good thing.I have a snack before bed
!I vaguely recall something about folks with liver
not eating after 7:00pm.has anyone else got this info?Over the last 8 months I lost 30 pounds or so.Good cuz now I am 168 and can wear a junior 15 .hard way to loose weight. Been watching the benefit concert on the TV and it floors me that the "Stones"can still jump.
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It is so very obvious in two, but the other, Onyx, has pretty
been a loner and wasn't around Mochie that
. She got to see her before we buried her
, so maybe that is making a difference. Maybe I should have seen to it that the other 2 did as well. Snickers has been watching and listening for her at the times she normally would see her and going to the door of the bedroom that Mochie chose for her final weeks. I am not sure she has slept much since Tuesday for all her waiting.
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You helped her for more than a year and you are right, most people don't get that long out of a dog with
. Daisy had about 13 months
. The
is manageable if treated early, but it is not curable. I think that's where we all get confused. We'd love to save our sweet doggies but once we learn of their disease it's often too late. Daisy had a sudden drop in January and spent 4 nights in the doggy ER. Once I brought her home, she was never the same.
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I am sure if your doctor was really concerned he would have done the egfr, it is the most accurate diagnosis of
has 5 stages. Tell your doctor you want your egfr measured. Even a mild urine infection can cause traces of protein in the urine ie protein is found in blood and with a uti it is common to have a small amount of blood in the urine - hence trace of protein as well.
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Never take protein powder unless you read the label and ensure that these and other dangerous chemicals are not present.
shakes can lead to weight gain! If you consume
, your body may end up storing the extra protein as body fat. Excessive and long-term protein can cause chronic kidney disease, kidney stones, and liver damage. Speak to your parents and your doctor first.
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Heya Sandy, My father has diabetes
, and the information he is passing on to me in no way should take away from the advise you get from your G.P. As you know your diabetes condition could affect other organs in your body. If you are in any doubt see your G.P, and investigate. The kidneys primary function is to maintain the fluid balance in the body and to excrete unwanted soluble chemicals.
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related. It came back +3 for
high. She also had a 8 hour Dexamethon Suppression test that day. ( that test showed the following for her kidneys & she tested posirive for Cushings, in Adrenal glands) Her protein/creatin ratio is 8.2. Too High. Her Bun & Creatin for Kidneys is NORMAL. HUH??? I am a bit confused here. My vet said he put Julie on the Hills KD because of her Kidney value=too much protein, NOT the Cushings as I thought.
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Hi there, In medullary sponge
there is fluid retention in the ducts of your kidneys. Diet and exercise can lessen the severity of kidney stones which may form. Organic diet may be helpful. A diet low in high protein foods like meat, low in high oxalate foods like spinach, rhubarb, peanuts, and low in sodium may help. A diet high in fiber like fruits, vegetables can be very helpful. Vitamin A is helpful in preventing the formation of stones.
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I knew I had one and remember passing a bunch of blood and junk, and the pass passed
. So they assumed I passed it.
of the ureter could not be see because of the baby. Hopefully the fullness and pain are related to the position of the baby and by finding this now they can prevent you getting the stone patterns we have. If you suffer with a lot of bladder pain issues I would recommend you taking D-Mannose and lots of water to prevent infections.
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Don't worry about being confused by all the information, contradictions, and mis-information "out there" about diets for kidney failure dogs. Because I certainly was! My dog was diagnosed just over 2 weeks ago with early-stage kidney failure.
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salt info is like the first and last letter of your health ins.B then S salt is essential for life,
is removed by kidneys, body tells us when we need it....if you take lots of supplements you may get too much, what does you main blood panel show. now if you want to get into man made salts like MSG etc...then we'll be here for hours....3 words. NO TACO BELL.....
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I know many people assume that dogs with
should be on a low
diet. That's not really true. While protein is processed in the kidneys, it's the phosphorus that causes the trouble to escalate. You just want a more easily digestible fom of protein. Avoid organ meats in particular - they're loaded with phosphorus. Same thing for bones. Eventually, it won't matter what you make - anything you can get into his tummy is a victory.
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An endo specializes in diabetes and sees a lot of
damage or
issues and can distinguish between them.
damage could be serious; OTOH it can also be similar to "knee damage" when we fall & scrape our knees. We might be sore for a while & we might get a bruise or a scab, but the knee still does its intended function. Are you taking any blood pressure medicine?
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My mini poodle Julie has Cushings Disease & is being treated with Trilostane...(her body has way too much protein). She is on Hills KD & likes it now. I was giving her Cream Cheese in order for her to take her pills..she hates pills. Also, low fat Cottage Cheese as a "treat" at night...only 3 teaspoons. I also gave her one hard boiled egg every day for many years for breakfast. Now I give her only the egg white. No yolk. My Vet said to take her off all dairy...
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Since the RA is an auto immunine
I am thinking this is affecting my
which in turn is affecting the
in my blood which is causing me to be have b12/folate deficiency. Did I also tell you I have Thallasemia minor beta deficiency? I am in the process of changing Nephrologists since my last nephrologists didn't seem to think their was nothing wrong with me. I am going to see him on Tuesday to ask him to release me as his patient.
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boulardii yeast probiotic (in Florastor and also generic) can overgrow and cause problems, and I'm pretty sure that's what happened to me after a long time on antibiotics and accidentally taking
Florastor for several weeks. The packaging and advertising for Florastor does not highlight this possibility, but it's becoming better known as more people take it. The general attitude among MDs is that probiotics are harmless, but in certain circumstances, they can cause serious problems.
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Hi. My mom was diagnosed with Stage 3
6 months or so ago. She is morbidly obese and has type 2 diabetes and extremely uncontrolled high blood pressure, and a severe panic disorder. She started a low carb/high protein diet when she was diagnosed. She has lowered the amount of insulin she needs from 160 units a day to 60 units which is great. But since this diet her high blood pressure has sky rocketed. We were in the ER twice last week with blood pressures greater than 200.
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bubble in urine can b from
in your diet.
stones can be from
in your diet. and Yess, kidney damage can occur. Change your diet, and cut out alot of the protein. NO red meat, milk, cheeses, etc, etc.. eat lots of fruits and veggies, and DRINK water and cranberry juice alot..
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I'm very upset right now because it took a chiro to figure that out! Has anyone experienced
while on this?? I've just about had it with these doctors. I knew all along it was a pain I never felt before, but as usual, they don't listen. I've just about had it with my doctors.
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"Don't buy it, make it," is an important lesson Susan, a DaVita renal dietitian from New York teaches her patients. Susan's recipe for Baked French Toast Custard is a warm, sweet breakfast that is easy to make and leaves store-bought breakfast foods in the dust. Making this gourmet breakfast may look difficult, but it's prepared the night before and simply placed in oven the next morning. Baked French Toast Custard is kidney friendly, time efficient and a yummy taste treat.
Susan focuses on the importance of keeping life fresh and simple. "The single most important thing patients can do to improve their health is to decrease the pre-packaged/prepared items in their daily diets." Processed foods are full of chemicals, salt and preservatives. You don't have to love cooking or spend hours in the kitchen to make savory meals that are healthy for those with chronic kidney disease.
Keeping it fresh doesn't just apply to meal planning. It's a state of mind for Susan. She says, "I try to bring one idea to my dialysis patients a week; for example, a new recipe." Her approach is simple and brings many rewards. "I get the most enjoyment from the continued one-on-one contact with my patients," shares Susan.
Susan's enthusiasm and support influence her patients' health and spirits. "The most rewarding aspect of my job is helping my patients achieve their goals and feel better. I try to make a difference in my dialysis patients' lives by encouraging small dietary changes that make them feel better or improve their quality of life through new food choices."
Keeping her patients inspired is Susan's number one priority. "I think up new ideas that are 'outside the box' to continually motivate my patients. I've set up a 'recipe share board' where I pin up various recipes from magazines or information about DaVita Diet Helper™ so no one can say they have to eat the same thing every day and that they are 'sick of it'."
Susan's DaVita patients are especially lucky because her first love is delicious food. "Originally I was thinking of going to culinary school." Combining her love of science and cooking naturally led her to being a dietitian and working with a few dialysis patients led her to the renal field. "I worked in the long-term care setting for about 20 years. I always had one to two patients receiving dialysis, which piqued my interest in the field. I also was an adjunct lecturer at a local college and taught the dietetic interns the basics of renal nutrition."
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Last year, shortly after they both opened, we did a side-by-side comparison of the Smith and Smiths. Finally, Frank Bruni has had a chance to drop into both, and (guess what?) despite the fact that Doug Psaltis has been installed as a chef-partner at Smiths, Le Bruni seems to like the cheapo joint, the Smith, better! Compare todays dreary words about Danny Abramss Greenwich Village joint Smiths on this night didnt excite us in the least. What came out of the kitchen tasted uneventful, ordinary to his recent praise for the Jane teams East Village establishment: Not a thing I ate rose to the level of truly impressive, but a side of beer-battered string beans ($5) was generously sized and total fun: an upgraded bar snack of sorts. A bowl of orecchiette with chicken sausage, broccoli rabe and hot chili ($15) was the kind of thing that, if youd whipped it up late at night at home, would leave you very impressed with yourself And the chicken was more tender than much of the chicken Ive had in restaurants that flaunt more ambition. This has to be a serious ego blow to Smiths. But we still think the chicken dinner is a deal.
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Referring to the lawsuit brought against him by Jehangir Mehta, Jesús Nuñez told us earlier today, I dont need someone saying that I used the fame of another chef. So what does that other chef have to say? Weve just heard back from Mehtas rep, and heres their statement.
To nip this in the bud this is simply about the similarity in the names. When filing the complaint it was important to point out the similarities in the restaurants that besides the name might confuse the public, and one of those points is the use of uncommon ingredients. Jehangir does not pretend to have invented "pop rock cuisine" but it is an ingredient that he's used for some time and Nunoz referred to pop rocks in an interview with the Huffington Post, and that is exactly what the complaint states. Jehangir's team did attempt to reach an amicable solution with Graffit's team, but they did not follow up. The complaint also states about customer confusion which has already coast both restaurants business.
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Vegetarians and health freaks look away now, because Burger King has launched a stomach-churning Windows 7-themed Whopper. Burger King Whopper 7 Burger King's Windows 7 Whopper is on sale in Japan The software-sponsored sandwich is filled with not one, not two, but an unbelievable seven meat patties. The burger went on sale …
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I wish they do one for Microsoft Office 2010 :-)
After one of those, the grave will be much closer.
me want tooooo!
please don't just let the japanese enjoy the artery clogging goodness!
This is Not News
Balmer has been handing out giant whoppers for years.
Paris because Paris know a whopper when she sees one.
Holy shit
I want that burger!!!
Hot damn
i am in Tokyo - might go an find one of those...
Now repeat after me:
"Seven all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun"
Now, do it in Japanese:
Would you like..
Would you like Health Insurance with that, sir?
I would suggest...
...that everyone that equates "larger" with "tastier" should visit a psychiatrist. And a dietician.
The priciing does not reflect Windows 7 accurately enough
To start with, the burger should come in 3 (or is it 7?) sizes depending on the needs/wants of the victim and the pricing should match. Naturally The Whopper 7 Ultimate [Uruchimato?] should have every filling that Baagaakingu can muster and should retail for nothing less than 5000 yen. The Home edition is already displayed and the Professional edition would fit in somewhere in between.
Although one can start eating it much more quickly than previous Whoppers, one may find that eating speed and the whole Whopper experience deteriorates as one progresses.
On a final note, Windows 2000 would've been a disappointment in Japan for those expecting a cow's worth of burgers, since the Japanese reckon their years since the accession of the current emperor. That being said, the Heisei emperor would've been in power for 12 years then, so it would've been a better burger, but then I suspect that Windows 2000 is anyway the better OS...
p.s. El Reg needs a 7-burger icon.
I'll get my coat...
You'll need a crash diet after eating a couple of those.
6 standard versions?
Whopper 7 Starter
Only the bun is served - no burgers. Available as a starter only
Whopper 7 Home Basic
Only available in some countries, only contains 4 burgers
Whopper 7 Home Premium
Should be enough for anyone (also available as a family pack)
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Similar to Whopper 7 Home Premium, it includes a virtual burger that allows you to use your old condiments
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Doesn't smell, so you can eat it in a business environment without people glaring at you
Whopper 7 Ultimate
Vastly more expensive, still has 7 burgers, but if you look really really closely you might spot a gherkin or something to make you feel better about ordering it.
Whopper 7 E (discontinued)
Same burger, but with the salad removed so that you can choose your own supplier of vegetables. No longer available as Burger King have provided the ability for you to remove the salad and install your own.
I see opportunity...
Fail Blog material for sure!!
Have it your way.
I wonder if I can print that off, walk into burger king and ask them to make it 'my way'. (Id 'install' some bacon 1.0 too).
Reminds me of the buddist who walks into Burger king and asks "Make me one with everything".
Can't see anything about a meal deal though - surely you must want fries and a drink with that?
@AC 10:34 (I see opportunity... )
More like Fail bog.
Would you life some fiber with that?
Install Bacon v1.0 and im sold
has a burger got to do with IT?
Ohh wait...
nom nom...
Even those that claim to like the idea know deep down that...
...an Apple would be healthier
Neat advertising.
Love it, and (at the moment) would kill for one. After reading that, I'm so hungry my stomach thinks my throat's been cut.
Having said that, what would the Vista version be like? Slow to erase itself from your system? "Hangs" when you least want it to? Probably dozens of 700meg. patties, then forever downloading PFY-supplied smeg-infected 'mayonnaise' upgrades and the price would reflect the same?
Don't get me started on the XP version.
Paris, natch - she'd swallow an X-tra P^Hthick version. Sorry to rub it in, Paris.
I smell a merger.
This is an appropriate advertisement for MS, after all Windoze 7 and the Whopper have a number of things in common:
1 - They are both great to begin with but ultimately your left feeling unsatisfied.
2 - They are both overpriced
3 - If you consume too many, you will die.
4 - The product does not live up to the hype.
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An agreement in which a property renter is permitted to live in a property after a lease term has expired, but before the landlord demands the tenant vacate the property. If a tenancy at sufferance occurs, the original lease conditions must be met, including the payment of any rents. Otherwise, the tenant can be evicted at any time without notice.
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There looks to be a lot of mixed reviews on this mascara. Some seem to think it does lengthen, while others don't. In my opinion, this is a really great mascara, especially when you use it together with other mascaras. My daily 'mascara' routine consists of 1. curling my lashes (btw, for those of you who cannot get your lashes to stay curled, a really great method is to take a blow drier to your lash curler for a couple seconds and then use it to curl your lashes, but be careful because depending on the lash curler it can get pretty hot)...2. First mascara I use is lash stiletto as i find that it seperates my lashes nicely and sets the stage for long, seperated lashes...and 3. To add thickness to my lashes I then use either Rimmel London Max Bold Curves or Maybelline Falsies Mascara. This routine seems to work for me!
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i like the brush of this, and it doesnt clump. tho it doesnt legthen at all :s might not buy this again coz i know theres something much better than this
-Does lengthen
-Doesn't clump as long as you don't layer it
-Smells AWFUL
-Difficult to apply if you have thick or blonde eyelashes
-Must be layered to get good effect
-Does not separate lashes at all, in fact it makes all your lashes stick together
Overall, it's ok. It does lengthen the lashes, but must be layered to really get affect. If you have thin, already black or dark brown eyelashes this could be good for you. If your eyelashes are thick or blonde I'd suggest trying something else, or prepare to have to work with it to get it to work for you.
I love this mascara, I love the whispy look achieved using this product.
I was upset to see it had been taken off the shelf at local stores. Then i found it in the clearance section of a few discount stores. Score! Managed to grab a few before they discontinue the product, which i assume is what they are doing here in Australia :( i also use the brush when i have run out for eyebrows and to use with other mascaras.
My eyelashes look so long using this and the colour is a really good deep black, lasts all day too!
I HATE THIS MASCARA. That being said, you are probably wondering why I gave it 5 stars. Well here's the thing. I recommend that if you are curious in buying this mascara, you should buy it and try it out. I did that a few years back and ending up hating it. It clumped, it was terrible for volume. HOWEVER** The brush that it comes with is phenomenal! I have not seen another brush work wonders like this little, red plastic one. I use it as an eyebrow come before and after I apply eyebrow powder, and the powder STAYS in place. I have ONLY ever experienced that with this brush. I also use it as an eye lash brush before and AFTER mascara. I first curl my lashes and then use my HG mascara L'oreal telescopic. Once it dries, I use this Stiletto brush which gives my eye lashes phenomenal definition as well as even more length? (somehow I don't know) So if you are curious about this mascara, please buy it. If you hate it, throw it out, clean the brush, and keep it . It can be used over and over again with make-up remover :)
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I really like this mascara. Its buildable, very black and easy to apply even a month after purchase. Sure, its not the best of the bunch; but for drugstore I think its a pretty good value.
The smell is horrible. Even an hour after application I can still smell my mascara and my eyes are a little irritated. Bad tube?
The formula is thin which meant clumps were minimal ... for now (until the tube gets more air time from use).
But the smell ...
With a name like "stiletto" you would think that this mascara would make your lashes super long like its sky-high heeled namesake. Well, it made my lashes long ... sort of. Better than going natural I suppose, but disappointing in the length department.
Marcelle Lash Extreme is far better for me for length.
Givenchy Noir 3-in-1 even better still (based on a tester from Sepora).
And in case I didn't mention it before ... there's that horrid smell.
Guess it's not hard to figure out that I won't be repurchasing this mascara.
Im glad that this formula works for me. The brush is wonderful. It lengthens and separates my lashes. I wear concealer and have oily lids and this stuff doesn't smudge on me or flake unless I layer too much on. I have a habit of layering x20 bc I love mascara lol. It dries hard but overall I like this product.
I like lash stiletto! It's not dry or flakey and stays put all day long-no raccoon eyes :) The formula and thin brush make it simple to apply without getting it all over my lids. Starting tomorrow i'll be using this in all of my youtube videos if you want a live demo. My channel is https://www.youtube.com/user/sarikeen?feature=guide so check it out if you want :)
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This mascara gives me looong and thin eyelashes. Not too bad at all.


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Results tagged ' Junior Lake '
12/5 Winter ball update
Junior Lake hit a RBI triple and scored a run but it wasn't enough as Estrellas lost, 13-4, to Aguilas in Dominican Winter League play. Lake was ranked among the leaders in batting .357 in the Dominican, and has been inserted in the No. 3 or 4 spot this winter. Frank Batista pitched in relief for Aguilas, and has not given up a run in 5 1/3 innings over five games. He's given up four hits, walked one, and struck out three. Batista posted a 2.60 ERA in 48 games in relief at Double-A Tennessee.
– Carrie Muskat
12/2 Winter ball updates
Sunday's games
Luis Valbuena was 2-for-4 with one RBIs for Lara de Cardenales in Venezuela. Valbuena was batting .270 with two home runs, three doubles and 10 RBIs.
Winter ball statistics:
Junior Lake: .360/.404/.465 in 22 games with three doubles, two home runs, 11 RBIs, six stolen bases.
Arismendy Alcantara: .200/.231/.280 in 17 games with one double, one home run, four RBIs, two stolen bases.
Rubi Silva: .372/.413/.465 in 11 games with four doubles, six RBIs.
Luis Valbuena: .270/.352/.413 in 16 games with three doubles, two home runs, 10 RBIs, one stolen base.
Christian Villanueva: .244/320/.411 in 28 games with six doubles, three home runs, eight RBIs, one stolen base.
Marcos Mateo: 3-0, 1.04 ERA, 15 games, seven saves, 17 1/3 innings.
Marcus Hatley: 1-3, 3.94 ERA, 17 games, six saves, 16 innings.
Hector Rondon: 2-0, 2.38 ERA, 12 games, 11 1/3 innings.
11/26 Winter league updates
* On Sunday, Luis Valbuena hit a three-run home run in the ninth to secure an 8-3 win for Lara over Magallanes in Venezuela. Valbuena was batting .275, and this was his second home run of the winter league season.
* On Monday, Junior Lake was 2-for-4 with a RBI double in the ninth in Estrellas' 7-2 loss to Gigantes in the Dominican Republic. Lake was batting .361.
* Rubi Silva was 3-for-4 with a RBI double in the fifth Monday for Leones de Ponce in Puerto Rico. The outfielder, who batted .284 with 30 doubles, nine triples and 15 home runs for Double-A Tennessee last season, was batting .385 this winter.
11/23 Winter league update
Friday's games
* Luis Valbuena was 1-for-3, hitting his first home run of the offseason, but it wasn't enough as Lara lost 10-4 to Aragua in Venezuela. Valbuena is batting .303 this offseason, and has played strictly at second base.
* Junior Lake was 1-for-3 with one RBI in Estrellas' 5-2 loss to Escogido in the Dominican Republic. Lake, who started in center, was batting .344.
11/21 Winter League updates
* Luis Valbuena went 2-for-3, scored two runs and drove in another in Lara's 7-2 victory over Zulia in Venezuela. Valbuena, who has only played second base, is now batting .346.
* Junior Lake hit a double and drove in two runs in Estrellas' 4-2 win over Licey in the Dominican Republic.
* Christian Villanueva had one hit and one RBIs in Obregon's 10-3 loss to Los Mochis in Mexico.
11/20 Winter league update
* Junior Lake had three hits in Licey's 3-2, 13-inning win over Estrellas in the Dominican Republic. The two teams used 23 pitchers combined.
* Luis Valbuena drove in the go-ahead run with a one-out RBI single in the eighth to lift Lara to a 5-4 victory over Aragua in Venezuelan Winter League play. Valbuena, who has started at second base every game, is batting .304.
11/17 Saturday's winter league games
* Daniel Bard continued to struggle in Winter League play. He walked five and gave up three runs on Saturday in his third appearance for Criollos de Caguas in Puerto Rico. The right-hander started the seventh, and walked the first two batters he faced, then threw a wild pitch, then walked another to load the bases. One run scored on a wild pitch, and then another run scored on another wild pitch. Bard walked two more batters before he was lifted.
In three relief appearances in Puerto Rico so far, Bard has given up seven earned runs on nine walks and four wild pitches, has hit three batters, and has yet to give up a hit. He's retired one of the 13 batters faced over three outings.
* Luis Valbuena made his third straight start at second base on Saturday for Cardenales de Lara in Venezuela, and for the first time, was hitless.
* Junior Lake was 1-for-4, scored a run and stole two bases in Estrellas' 6-4 loss to Toros in the Dominican Republic.
11/13 AFL and winter league updates
* Albert Almora and Jorge Soler each drove in a run to help the Mesa Solar Sox beat Peoria, 8-1, on Tuesday in Arizona Fall League play. Kris Bryant also started, and went 1-for-4. It was the Solar Sox's fourth straight win and they improved to 17-11-1 with two games to play. On Wednesday, the Solar Sox play host to Glendale at HoHoKam Stadium, and they wrap up the regular season Thursday at Glendale. The AFL championship game will be played Saturday at Scottsdale Stadium. The Surprise Saguaros have clinched the West Division. The Solar Sox have a slight edge in the East over the Salt River Rafters.
* Christian Villanueva went 3-for-4 with a double, a home run and one RBI in Obregon's 7-4 win Tuesday over Mexicali in Mexican Winter League play.
* Junior Lake was 2-for-4 with one RBI in Estrellas de Oriente's 3-2 loss Tuesday to Toros del Este in Dominican Winter League play. Lake was batting .314 in nine games.
– Carrie Muskat
11/8 AFL and winter ball
Arizona Fall League
* Albert Almora was 2-for-5 with one RBI in Mesa's 5-4, 11-inning loss to Glendale on Thursday in Arizona Fall League play. Travis Mattair hit a walkoff RBI single off Cubs prospect Matt Loosen with one out in the 11th. On Friday, Mesa plays host to Surprise at HoHoKam Stadium.
Winter ball
* Junior Lake was 3-for-4 with a double, a home run and one RBIs for Estrellas which lost 8-4 to Aguilas on Thursday in the Dominican Winter League. Former Cubs outfielder Felix Pie homered with one out in the fourth, and Lake followed with his first home run.
* Daniel Bard is pitching in Puerto Rico this winter, and had a rough outing in his first appearance on Tuesday. The right-hander hit three batters, walked another and threw a wild pitch. Two runs scored off Bard, who failed to retire a batter.
– Carrie Muskat
11/4 Extra bases – UPDATED
* To no one's surprise, the Cubs did not make qualifying offers to their four free agents Monday. Now, the team has to decide whether to try to re-sign Scott Baker, Kevin Gregg, Matt Guerrier and Dioner Navarro.
Baker, 32, spent all of the 2013 season rehabbing from Tommy John surgery, but when he signed a one-year, $5.5 million deal with the Cubs last November, the team held a news conference at Wrigley Field and made it clear the right-hander was the type of pitcher they'd like to have in the rotation.
Guerrier, 35, was acquired from the Dodgers in the Carlos Marmol deal, and the right-hander's season ended Aug. 8 after 15 games with Chicago because of right elbow soreness. He could sign a Minor League deal, and compete for a spot in the bullpen.
Gregg, 35, saved the Cubs, who were scrambling to find a closer when Marmol struggled and Kyuji Fujikawa was injured. Gregg posted his third season of at least 30 saves, yet the year ended on an ugly note after some miscommunication about the right-hander's role and the Cubs' desire to look at Pedro Strop in the closer role.
Navarro, 29, was probably the only backup catcher to hit fourth in the Major Leagues. He batted .300 with a career-high 13 home runs, and filled the No. 4 spot in the batting order after Alfonso Soriano was traded. Navarro accepted his role but may try to lobby for more playing time. The Cubs are commited to Welington Castillo as their regular catcher.
* Junior Lake hit a game-winning RBI single in the 10th Sunday night to lift Estrellas to victory in Winter League play in the Dominican Republic.
* If you missed Jorge Soler, Albert Almora and Kris Bryant on Saturday in the Arizona Fall League Fall Stars Game, you can watch them on Tuesday night when the Mesa Solar Sox's game will be broadcast on MLB Network at 7 p.m. MT/Arizona time. On Monday, the Solar Sox play host to Salt River at HoHoKam Stadium.
* Several Minor League players will be the first to work out at the Cubs' new Spring Training facility in Mesa this week. The players were invited to take part in the sessions, conducted by strength and conditioning coach Doug Jarrow.
* Congrats to David DeJesus, who signed a two-year contract with the Rays with an option for a third year on Monday.
– Carrie Muskat


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Government in denial on Islamists
The American people know there is a strong link between Islamic extremism and terrorist acts, so it doesn't help matters when government officials tiptoe around pretending otherwise, says Joan Vennochi in The Boston Globe. [Read More]
Politics can't trump our rights
From today's editorials: The knee-jerk reaction of some politicians who propose to deny Americans their rights is raw political opportunism. _____________________________ How far we've come since the days after 9/11, when most politicians could see the line that separates national interest from self interest, and patriotism from pandering. When they knew that crossing that line […] [Read More]
How do you know what 'suspicious' is?
Noreen Malone of Slate spent an extended lunch hour observing passers by in New York's Times Square. Malone posts a video of 'suspicious' characters she observed, and concludes that if you reported all the suspicious activity she saw, "you'd never shut up." [Read More]
Don't be terrorized into changing values
Even "terrorism does not justify compromising our values by using tactics that fall outside the law," says The Los Angeles Times in an editorial. If we do trade our values in the face of such acts, then the terrorist will "succeed even when his bombs fail." [Read More]
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The failed car bomb attempt in Times Square is a sobering reminder that the United States is still a target for Al Qaida, says Bruce Riedel in The Daily Beast. Americans need to remember that America is continually in the terror network's gun sights. [Read More]
Dot those T's, cross those I's
We were talking this morning about how the failed Times Square bomb plot has quickly become a political battleground. As I'm gathering fodder for a possible piece on this, I noticed this Washington Post blog item on John McCain calling for the bomb suspect not to be read his Miranda rights. If someone wrote a […] [Read More]
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The arrest of the Hutaree militia comes amid a sharp upswing in "patriot" groups, militias and anti-immigrant vigilante groups, reports the Southern Poverty Law Center. One analyst calls it "one of the most significant right-wing populist rebellions" in U.S. history. [Read More]
In Russia, terror pits security vs. freedom
In countries where government officials don't see themselves as public servants, acts of terror don't prompt firings of those who fail to protect citizens, writes Paul Goble for the Moscow Times. Instead, citizens lose more freedom in the name of security, he says. [Read More]
Debate about labels is a necessary one
After Joseph Stack crashed his airplane into an Internal Revenue Service building in Austin, Texas, voices on the left and right began the battle of establishing whether or not his attack was terrorism, writes Robert Wright in his New York Times blog. This reveals the inherent politics of "terrorism," he says. [Read More]
Moderates are winning the fight
The war on terrorism and on Al-Qaida specifically, is being steadily won as moderate Muslims are being forced to choose between modernity and the dark, backward vision promoted by Jihadist extremists, says Fareed Zakaria in Newsweek. "The enemy is not vast; the swamp is being drained" says Zakaria. [Read More]
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This is one school that is awesome at trying to meet students' needs without compromising the quality of their education. My children have attended for the past 4 years and are well ahead of peers their age in other schools. They are happy and well adjusted and I am very happy to make the 25 mile drive for them to keep attending.
I used to be a student at adairville school and personally i find that their discipline is rare and not good enough. It's unbelievable and yes the teachers are great, but the safty and what the students who actually do wrong get away with, makes it really hard for me to believe this is an ok school for my little daughter to attend. think twice.
I found that my children feel safe and happy at this school. They learn more and included in their learning is acceptance and compassion. They have achieved distinguished levels in standardized tests and are provided the opportunity to work beyond their grade level in order to provide adequate challenge and interest. The atmosphere is happy and easy going. Although there are the typical behavior problems that all schools will have, each child is dealt with in a manner that will most likely result in appropriate behavior. Often times a simple reprimand will suffice but occassionally a more severe punishment is required. The faculty and staff are very good at choosing a punishment that is appropriate for each student, like suspension from the basketball team or detention. I travel about 25 miles round trip to have my children in this school and would not move them for anything.
While there are some quality instructors at Adairville School, particularly at the elementary level, the school rates low in terms of discipline and safety. This is particularly true at the middle school level. A fragmented approach to dealing with middle school discipline issues is partly to blame. The administration acknowledges that there are issues with the learning environment at this school, but does little to promote a consistent approach in dealing with student behavior. Good teachers are compromised in their efforts by a disruptive overall environment. Until this issue is addressed, Adairville School can not be recommended as a quality place of learning.
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Suspect Arrested, Charged with Killing 14-Year-Old Marysa Nichols
Updated On: Mar 03 2013 02:00:00 PM CST
Police have arrested a man and charged him with homicide in connection with the death of 14-year-old Marysa Nichols.
Quentin Ray Bealer, 39, was taken into custody Saturday afternoon.
Police say Bealer is the man seen in Red Bluff High School surveillance video released Friday night.
Investigators say his acquaintances convinced him to turn himself into police for questioning, after the department received tips from numerous people who had seen the surveillance video.
They added they are still serving multiple search warrants related to this case.
Bealer is no stranger to the law.
A search of local custody records shows he has been arrested at least three other times on drug, burglary, and domestic battery charges.
Police originally arrested him early Saturday afternoon for being under the influence of a controlled substance.
Nichols was last seen at school just before noon on Tuesday.
Her mother reported her missing at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
KRCR News Channel 7 first received a missing person report early Wednesday afternoon.
Red Bluff Police Chief Paul Nanfito said Nichols' body was found in a field near the Red Bluff High School campus at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday.
An autopsy was scheduled to be performed Saturday by the Yolo County Coroner's Office in Woodland. No cause of death has yet been released.
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