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President Dalton's much-discussed talk was particularly hard for me. It's of course frustrating to hear that if you see inequities, the problem is your lack of righteousness, and if you want more of a voice in your own church, you're insufficiently virtuous. But I've heard those sentiments so often that usually I can take the Teflon approach: roll my eyes, and get back to whatever I was doing. This talk, though, hit me harder, and left me more seriously wondering than I have for a while what the heck I'm doing in this church (even as my use of the phrase "what the heck" makes me feel ridiculously Mormon).
Part of it, perhaps, is that I'm already feeling exhausted by reading the kinds of responses that both Pantsageddon and the more recent Let Women Pray movement have sparked. After a while I finally had the self-discipline to quit reading the insanity, but not before I'd read enough to be brutally reminded that there are a number of my fellow Latter-day Saints who think my concerns are completely trivial and would like people like me to just leave already. On an intellectual level, I can critique that kind of thinking, but on a more emotional level, it's hard not to feel a little worn down after seeing it expressed again and again.
So cue President Dalton. Sometimes I have this hope that the leaders of the church—whom I genuinely believe to be good, charitable, hardworking people, who have a calling and a stewardship that I don't envy—will exhibit some sign that they've at least taken the time to understand the concerns being raised by so many women. And talks like this are tremendously discouraging. It's not just that I disagree with them that leaves me so frustrated—it's the glib dismissals that don't actually address the issues being raised, leaving me skeptical that such issues are being taken at all seriously. It's the repetition of the same unhelpful responses that we've been hearing for decades. Women are so wonderful and valued, and have important roles and responsibilities. If you really understood your honored place, you wouldn't have any issues with gender and the church. And so forth.
I haven't entirely sorted out what I think about activism in the church, and I have some reservations about certain approaches to it, but I have to say this about All Enlisted (as well as the work done by groups like WAVE, or the FMH campaign to ensure young women can do baptisms for the dead): it's been exciting to see these kinds of things happening. It's given me more hope than I've had in a while. And then to have a church leader assert that women who are virtuous and praiseworthy will see no need to lobby for rights—ouch. Honestly, it felt like a slap in the face. And I'm back once again to wondering if I'm totally gullible to think that things might ever be different, and asking myself why exactly I'm sticking around.
I don't have a great answer at the moment. But there are little things. Seeing pictures from women across the world wearing pants to church, and feeling happy to be a small part of that. People in my ward who are good-natured about my Relief Society lessons, rather than calling for my head on a platter. Lots of really great priesthood leaders over the years. Getting to be part of a new wave of Mormon studies, which has made me appreciate a variety of aspects of the church. The bloggernacle, for all its craziness, and particularly the people I've met through blogging.
I'm still mad. And discouraged. But dang it all, I'm not going anywhere.
- 20 January 2013
43 Responses to "Dalton Discouragement"
I feel the same exact way. Thank you for expressing this so well. Needless to say, I am scared for conference when I am sure they will address some of the feminist issues that have been in the news, and I am afraid I will be disappointed with how it is handled. I take comfort in my blogging world where I have found like minded individuals so that I don't feel so alone. I really don't know where I would be without you all. The past several years, I have chosen not to attend General YW or Womens conference simply to spare myself having to emotionally recover from certain things that are said. I don't think they, for the most part, have a willingness to understand where we are coming from. They feel threatened and therefore resort to belittling or dismissing our concerns. How I wish it was different.
Which talk are you talking about? A recent one? I guess I have been slacking on my bloggernacle reading, because this is the first I've heard of this…
I read ZD in my Google Reader alongside all the other my other favorites. It was jarring just now, though, to read your post right after Ta-Nehisi writing about segregation and the military's policy toward homosexual couples. (Link.) He writes, "During segregation what you effectively had was every avenue of society angled toward telling black people "You're not a complete person." […] I don't know how you measure the effects of such messaging on a populace. But I have to believe that it has a corrosive effect on the bonds between the recipient and their country."
I'm Quaker, not LDS, so I won't pretend to have a sense of what this is like for you. I'm sorry, though, that you're not being treated as a complete person. And I'm glad you're not giving up. May Jesus befriend you in that struggle.
Laura, I think it's this one.
Thanks, Ziff–and sorry about that, Laura! I've updated the post with a link. And this is the money quote:
"Young women you will be the ones who will provide the example of virtuous womanhood and motherhood. You will continue to be virtuous lovely praiseworthy and of good report. You will also be the ones to provide an example of family life in a time when families are under attack, being redefined and disintegrating. You will understand your roles and your responsibilities and thus will see no need to lobby for rights."
Thanks, Flyleaf. The blogging world has been really helpful to me, too. And I also tend to skip listening to GC-YW and GC-W, just because I find them exhausting. (Though then of course I have to read about them online to see what I missed. )
Hi, Julie! Nice to have a Quaker reader out there. And that question sums it up nicely: do women get to be complete people, or (highly honored) roles? Thanks for the support!
But dang it all, I'm not going anywhere.
Amen. Because there's nowhere else to go. Because this is the place — the right place — the only place. My specific personal heartaches are somewhat different from the ones that are taking center stage right now, but the brush-offs and dismissals and the resultant isolation and alienation are the same.
I didn't make the connection until just now. This discussion of Elaine Dalton's speech is taking place on the eve of Martin Luther King day. This is from Dr Kings Last speech, it is quite a contrast to Sister Dalton's "don't lobby for your rights" advice"
"Somewhere I read that the greatness of America is the right to protest for right. And so just as I say, we aren't going to let dogs or water hoses turn us around, we aren't going to let any injunction turn us around. We are going on…Well, I don't know what will happen now. We've got some difficult days ahead. But it really doesn't matter with me now, because I've been to the mountaintop.
And I don't mind.
Like anybody, I would like to live a long life. Longevity has its place. But I'm not concerned about that now. I just want to do God's will. And He's allowed me to go up to the mountain. And I've looked over. And I've seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you. But I want you to know tonight, that we, as a people, will get to the promised land!"
Recently I've had reason to remember one of the most excruciating periods in my religious life, almost twenty years ago. I took my endowments out the week the September Six was unfolding, and I left on my mission about three weeks later. It was an awful time. Most of my non-Mormon friends thought I was completely crazy for going on a mission. I lost touch with most of them in the process as our lives became mutually incomprehensible to each other. And of course there was no one in the MTC or on my mission itself I could say much to about my issues with the church. I don't know when in my life I've felt so lonely, so shattered into irreconcilable pieces.
Sometimes I think we all bear the wounds where we were wounded in the house of our friends.
I haven't entirely sorted out what I think about activism in the church, and I have some reservations about certain approaches to it […]
I am highly sympathetic to this. But I admit that I lack the faith to trust in the "proper channels" when it comes to these issues. Even (very optimistically) assuming a majority of sympathetic local leaders, it only takes one person somewhere on up the line to cancel out an entire segment of the membership's voice.
So, like you, I feel excitement about what groups like WAVE, All Enlisted, and FMH are doing. In the face of comments like Sister Dalton's, their efforts gives me hope for my daughter.
I'm already mourning her pain over these issues while she's still too young to even know they exist.
"Sometimes I think we all bear the wounds where we were wounded in the house of our friends."
This made me cry, Eve. What a sad truth.
This was just depressing. I almost want to turn to my husband and cry, "Can we please, please, please, not expose our daughter to tripe like this?" I mean, it would be one thing if it were coming from one of the moronic commentators on Facebook, but it isn't. It's coming from one of the top female leaders in the church, yet it's every bit as bad as the moronic stuff being posted to Facebook.
My daughter has been edging towards my church for the last year or so. I want her to be evangelical (for obvious reasons), but with this kind of anti-woman garbage coming across the LDS pulpit, she can't edge fast enough.
Everybody has misunderstood Dalton's words. She is talking about asserting one's gun rights without first asking for government permission:
"Young women, you will be the ones who will provide the example of virtuous [gun-toting] womanhood and motherhood. You will continue to be virtuous, lovely, praiseworthy and of good report. You will also be the ones to provide an example of family life in a time when families are under attack [an obvious reference to self defense, defending the family with the family guns], being redefined and disintegrating. You will understand your roles and your responsibilities [as law-abiding citizens exercising your right to keep and bear arms] and thus will see no need to lobby [ask permission from the government] for [the exercise of your gun] rights."
I take this as an encouraging sign. The fact that President Dalton felt inclined to mention female lobbying means that someone in church headquarters is paying attention. Its not much different from prior statements by church leaders that they could not (or would not) change the racial priesthood ban. The words themselves are not what we want to hear, but they are a sign of better times ahead.
Let's be clear: people aren't talking about Sister Dalton's talk, they are talking about a few words from her talk, ripped out of context.
So instead of celebrating that women spoke at BYU devotionals for two weeks in a row, which should be a good thing for feminists, instead it is Dump on Dalton time.
Has it occurred to anyone that perhaps one reason that women don't pray in Conference is that every woman in a church leadership turned the opportunity down because they know people will make fun of their voice and criticize part of what they say, and they don't want to detract from the meeting?
As for Pres. Dalton's talk, there are many ways those words could be interpreted.
It might mean, you won't have to lobby for rights because you will know you are a full-class citizen in the kingdom of God.
Taken with her earlier brilliant comments on confidence, it might mean that you won't have to engage in lobbying efforts because you will have the courage to speak up whenever you see a problem. You won't have to wait for someone else to organize an event.
Which is what I saw as one of the failings of the pants event. That it would give women a false sense of having done something when in reality, they should be speaking up rather than suffering in silence and running to a blog to complain.
Also, I wound comment Elder Holland's words about how not every talk is for everyone, and we should listen through the spirit for what is for us, and appreciate that others need to hear another talk. And her audience was BYU students, so this was delivered over a lectern, not over the pulpit.
I appreciate the pain that people in the church feel for various reasons, including women with issues of gender. We all bruise easily, even when no harm is intended. But I am not sure that treating women just like men would be a panacea that would make it all better.
Yeah, Naismith, that's right, it's strictly an out-of-context issue. Those dastardly feminists with their poor listening/reading comprehension skills are just "dumping on Dalton" for no reason.
A friend of mine once told me, "Never underestimate the ability of a Bloggernacle Mormon to make a quote from a leader say what they need it to say."
Wise man.
This talk was a WTF moment for me as well, and my only daughter isn't even old enough to speak. I can only pray that our church's understanding of women is in a more enlightened stage by the time she reaches the Young Women program.
Because, based on the principles I plan on instilling in her, I'm not sure she'll have any interest in attending a church where this kind of stuff is served.
[…] Reassuringly, my concern with this address is not unique. It instantly set off a widespread flurry of blog posts from all around the Mormon corner of the Internet: Dear Sister Dalton, Dear President Dalton — I have a daughter…, Dalton Discouragement […]
Ms. Jack, your sarcasm in response to Naismith reduces your credibility. Please be civil. Thank you.
If you want to continue to comment on ZD, you're going to have to tone it down. You're welcome to respectfully disagree, but quite frankly, your history of comments here not only often fails to be respectful, but also frequently threadjacks conversations back to the same tired topics. We've repeatedly discussed, at length, the question of whether feminists just want women to be treated like men, don't appreciate the differences between women and men, etc. We've repeatedly discussed, at length, the question of whether women are in fact full citizens in the kingdom of God. That's not to say that those issues aren't worth discussing, but we don't want to have to re-hash these questions in every single conversation we have.
Our blog is an explicitly feminist blog, based on the premise that feminism has good and important things to contribute. If you find that problematic, you're more than welcome to start a blog of your own to critique feminists and feminism. But this is our space, and while disagreement is fine, we ask that people address the specific issues brought up in our posts without resorting to negative generalizations and unsupported assumptions about feminists.
Everyone else,
Please drop it—whether it be sarcastic responses, or policing other people's comments (that's my job!). I'm feeling a bit trigger-happy today. You've been warned.
My apologies, Bouncer.
Thanks, MB. You are officially un-bounced.
Your moderation is appreciated, Bouncer. I apologize for my sarcasm; I should have kept it in check.
BTW, this was directed at me, but I neglected to respond to this earlier:
And her audience was BYU students, so this was delivered over a lectern, not over the pulpit.
In case you haven't forgotten, I am a BYU alumna. This was a Tuesday morning devotional, not a forum address, so spiritual edification was its aim. "Pulpit" is quite the appropriate term in conjunction with that type of speech.
Thanks, Jack. Consider yourself un-bounced as well.
And now, back to our previously scheduled discussion . . .
Orwell #10:
I am highly sympathetic to this. But I admit that I lack the faith to trust in the "proper channels" when it comes to these issues. Even (very optimistically) assuming a majority of sympathetic local leaders, it only takes one person somewhere on up the line to cancel out an entire segment of the membership's voice.
That's a really good point. "Proper channels," as I understand them, are to take things up with our local leaders. But for the majority of feminist concerns, the local leaders can't do much about them. My bishop might be completely sympathetic to and supportive of feminism, but it's not as if he can storm Salt Lake and get things changed at a church-wide level. And as you point out, getting anything up the hierarchy is very difficult. So maybe these kinds of activism aren't ideal–but what other options do we have? That's a question I keep coming back to as well. It's the catch-22 that if you don't have a voice and you want that changed, you're stuck, because you first have to have a voice to get anything changed.
Dave K. (#14):
I take this as an encouraging sign. The fact that President Dalton felt inclined to mention female lobbying means that someone in church headquarters is paying attention.
Nice. I like that interpretation.
It's the catch-22 that if you don't have a voice and you want that changed, you're stuck, because you first have to have a voice to get anything changed.
Exactly. This is the conclusion I came to as well — and why I decided that I'm in no position to criticize the methods of these groups. Because, well, I don't have any better ideas.
"it's the glib dismissals that don't actually address the issues being raised, leaving me skeptical that such issues are being taken at all seriously."
Exactly. This applies to several issues.
Also, Lynette nails it in comment 26.
"Proper channels," as I understand them, are to take things up with our local leaders. But for the majority of feminist concerns, the local leaders can't do much about them.
Also, it's an overarching issue that "proper channels" disproportionately minimize women's voices and concerns, which means that concerns about how "proper channels" affect women can't be addressed through "proper channels," by definition. (It's a bit like waiting around for an election so that you can vote out your dictator who won't let you hold elections.)
I'm with you, Lynette. And not because there's no where else to go.
May I recommend, as a sort of homeopathic remedy for the after effects of Dalton's disparaging remarks about people who lobby for rights, that you listen to this past Sunday's episode of Music and the Spoken Word, wherein the Mormon Tabernacle Choir pays tribute to human rights activists. Apparently, some Mormons are duly impressed by those who would lobby for rights.
Here is the link: http://www.byuidahoradio.org/music-the-spoken-word-4296/
I'm totally with you. This is super frustrating and exasperating. Honestly, it's mind-blowing that this could happen in 2013. At BYU.
But I still would like to see a reaction. That's the way I imagine change happening (ahem, yes I did start WAVE, so that makes sense, I guess).
I'm not sure whose idea it was, but my favorite response is for everyone to donate in Sis Dalton's name to charity supporting international women and children. I'd love it if we could say it was from Mormon feminists. I'm not sure if one large donation or many small ones would be effective, but I love the message it sends.
Why do we care so much as to what Sister Dalton has to say, she is only a person with her own thoughts. Obviously, she is not our advocate, she is not on the same plane as a feminist. She is content to live in her reality.
#34 ~ Why do we care? Because the church has set her in a position of being a leader of our children. We don't want her reality becoming their reality.
Well, the BYU press release about the talk doesn't mention the offending quote. Go figure.
Is there really such a thing as ideal activism? I mean doesn't the whole concept kind of denote messiness? I continually hear people critiquing all enlisted, and yet it seems that in general it is reaching its goals of making people rethink mormon gender norms. I guarentee early feminism was super uncomfortable and awkward as well. Movements that make everyone have warm fuzzies probably don't accomplish much
The Bouncer – I fail to see why you found Naiasmith's comment inappropriate.
I thought she brought up a couple of good points. I myself listened to the first 19 minutes of the talk so I did NOT get to the line about lobbying for rights. I did however listen to 19 minutes of some good stuff! As Naiasmith pointed out, as feminists we should want more women to speak in these types of events as the main/sole/key speaker. She is right that two women speakers in a row is something.
Remember, it is rare that a man in the church listens to a woman he feels has the right to tell him what to do based on her position in the church. Men need to have these experiences in order to incorporate females' ideas into their thinking and perspective.
Secondly, I thought the 19 minutes was an excellent talk!!!! I didn't hear anything about not lobbying for rights (which must have come later?). Instead I heard a talk about taking action–taking an active role to be a disciple and do good in the world. I really heard so much more in the talk and I am sure she wanted many parts of her message to be remembered.
Also, I agree that when a speaker speaks to a certain audience we should take that into consideration. And we hope she has inspiration for the people in that audience. Just because she might feel inspired to say it there, doesn't mean that she would feel she needed to give the same instruction if she came to speak in your stake. I'm not saying that we shouldn't pay attention or listen, but it is valid for Naiasmith to bring up that she may or may not have had a special message to just BYU students.
Just wanted to say Amen! to the post, Lynnette's #26, and jenna's #38.
[…] them an oblique smack-down — telling women not to lobby for their rights, without actually acknowledging the existence of the organization doing the lobbying. Many people were not happy with the reminder that women should be invisible — and even found […]
[…] Dalton Discouragement […]
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this is another product that recently got accumulated into my make up collection. I brought this from my local boots for £3 as it looked like a great product. I brought it in 006 Champagne colour as it is slightly pink, but not as bright as any of my other lipsticks.
i like the way that this product works, its quite a simple idea, with the two separate ends that you can mix the colours with and it works very well.
with the colour that i brought, you have a darker pink end and then a clearer end, this makes it great for many different shades as you can apply more of one end than the other.
The packaging of this product is quite plain, but shows what it is. It is double ended, with a colour at each end. It has screw on lids that double up as the brush to apply the lipstick. the brush is very soft, and it applys the colour really well.
As i picked this up for about £3, its a bargain, as you can produce many looks from on lipstick. rimmel lipsticks are usually quite expensive, for what they are, but this is definately value for money, as you can produce many looks from just the one product.
I would reccomend this to anybody who is a big make up fan like me, as you can get many styles for such a small amount of money. It can be picked up for under £5 from shops such as boots, superdrug etc.. this product is also great for night- to- day looks, where you can wear the more clear lipstick from the one end in the day, where at work you might not be able to wear as much, and then at night you can wear the darker shade for a different look
I'm not really a lipstick person but i decided to give it ago so went with the ever reliable Rimmel Brand. Now i like brighter and more vibrant the better so after looking though the impressive range of lipsticks from Rimmel i chose the long lasting finish '006 champagne' colour which is a solid but subtle pink, perfect for day and night use. I picked it up for just under £3 from my local pharmasist.
Excited to use this product i got it home straight away and was somewhat dissapointed with the packaging as it was very simple with just the shade colour at the bottom. I honestly expected more but i still continued with giving it a bash. The lid is however very secure so you know your not going to loose it in your handbag on a night out!
The lipstick itself winds up very easy in its tub and doesnt get stuck which is fantastic as most ive tried have done! I applied it with ease, it was so smooth as if it shouldve been a mineral lipstick, i was thoroughly impressed. My lips felt moisturised as i glided it across my lips covering them all easily. You only need to go over your lips once as the colour shines through straight away but its not too overpowering until you start applying more and more layers.. then it gets abit too much! It didn't sink in the cracks of my lips and didnt clog up in any areas making my lips look dry and horrible. So far very impressed. I would recommend using vaseline underneath if your lips are very dry though.
The overall colour was subtle but still very noticeable and i would recommend this to lighter skinned girls as for darker girls its abit overpowering in my opinion. It didn't have a strong smell either which was good, just a natural smelling one. The lipstick lasts all night even on a night up the town drinking, it doesnt stick to glasses, only to your lips. Your lips stay moisturised without the need to re-aplpy throughout the night. It still looks very natural looking, and doesnt fade at all. In addition, its very easy to remove with make up wipes.
Definetly a hit! I even went out and bought the metallic '088 lustre' colour which is a purply/red colour with abit of glitter. Absoloutely love this too!
This is a review on Rimmel lipsticks, and in particular, their rich moisture cream lipstick.
How did I end up buying this product in the first place?
Well, as a self confessed beauty addict, I was devouring one of my many fashion and beauty magazines when I came across a feature detailing how to produce a certain make up look. The model had super pale skin (like me!) and stunning red lips, a look I had always thought would never work on skin like mine, as I had never been able to find a red lipstick that suited me despite trying. I was desperate to give it a go so I snuck a look at the exact product they had used - Rimmel moisture cream lipstick in Diva Red. So off I toddled to buy it like the sucker I am.
I must point out that this is not my only flirtation with Rimmel, nor with their lipsticks. Practically every make up product I use everyday comes from Rimmel. I find they strike the right balance between quality and affordability, and I'll admit to often being more than a little swayed by a stunning Kate Moss advertising their latest product. They are a brand I trust and I continue to buy their products again and again, so I had a certain amount of confidence that it would be a good product.
Rimmel in fact make a very wide range of lipsticks, some of which are:
Rich Moisture Cream Lipstick - Moisturising
Full Volume Lipstick - Plumping
Full Volume Liquid Lipstick - Plumping and glossy
Lasting Finish Intense Wear Lipstick - Long Lasting
My first ever experience of their lipsticks (and indeed of make up as a whole) was when I was much, much younger, and much, much more clueless. I bought their basic lipstick in a lovely browny beige colour that made me look dead. I loved it though, and spread it on thickly until my mouth was a mass of brown gloop. Not attractive, but we all must learn from our mistakes, mustn't we? Never one to buy beige again (the mere thought makes me shudder!) but thankfully I wasn't completely put off Rimmel for life!
Rich Moisture Cream Lipstick comes in 16 different shades:
Paradise (purpley pink)
Diva Red (bright red)
Adorable (berry pink)
Heather shimmer (violety pink)
Flattery (a deeper version of paradise)
Fancy (dolly pink)
Honey Honey (identical to Paradise as far as I can tell!)
Almond macaroon (browney pink)
Rose sorbet (rose pink)
Mulberry silk (pinkey purple)
Coffee shimmer (brownish)
Indulgence (a deeper red)
Amethyst shimmer (purple)
Dreamy (coral pink)
Fudge brownie (brown-pink)
Latino (dark pink)
The tube itself is a lil treat, its a reddish pink shimmery bullet shaped lipstick with a pink band around the centre. The name of the shade is in a little stickey label on the top. Pull off the lid to find the lipstick inside!
Some lipsticks (usually cheaper ones) can be a little waxy and crumbly after a while. This one however is pretty creamy and quite thick. It definately will give solid colour!
Lipstick smell. Not pleasant.
Well, the colour is fabulous. A bright, attention-grabbing blue red. A word of advice when picking colours (especially reds, which are always tricky). When I say 'blue red' i mean a red with minimal orange in it, which look better on paler skin. Reds with more orange look better on darker skin. Generally, pillar box red can only work if you have fair skin, whereas a deeper blood will look stunning on darker skin. Pinky or sheer reds are best if you're scared of red!
For other colours, I would say steer clear of browny tinted lipsticks if you have fair skin and blonde hair. If you are brunette you can just about get away with it. Corals and more gold toned lipsticks look great with a tan. Pinks are great if you're fair. Berry is for brunettes only I'm afraid!
With red, i recommend using a lip brush to get the perfect precision and prevent colour bleeding out from your lips. First of all, line the lips with the colour using a lip brush. Then use the brush to paint the rest of the lips, really working the colour into the lip so it doesn't sit on the surface. Blot, and repeat. Your colour should look flawless! Finally, make an o shape with your mouth and stick your index finger in, when you pull it out again and lipstick on your finger is the stuff that could possibly have gone on your teeth!
I find that this lipstick goes on beautifully. It's a little bit too thick and creamy if you apply it from the tube but with the brush it gives a lovely matte look, and it doesn't bleed!
I had a perfect, matte red pout in pillar box red. I adore the colour, I think with any lipstick the key is choosing the right colour and this one is perfect for me! Its a great look for if I want to dress up or anytime I feel like making a statement. Maybe a little bit too bright for the daytime, unless you are more daring than I am!
It does, of course, still come off on EVERYTHING! Eating/drinking is not an option, although lipcote can almost solve this problem. Red lipstick marks on glasses is cringey, but it's just the price to pay when your lips look so stunning!
Yep, i loved it. A bargain find that made me look like an old style movie star from the 50s!
Superdrug and boots stock it. Also, tesco and asda have a more limited selection. If you are a computer whizz, I'm sure you could google it or visit the rimmel website www.rimmellondon.com for a list of stockists.
I paid £3.99, which is a pretty great price for a lipstick and worth it!
Since my favourite colour was discontinued (sparking a horrified cry of "THEY'VE DISCONTINUED MY LIPSTICK!!", complete with flappy hands and 'woe is me' eyes which has probably gone down in history for the unfortunate employees of Boots that happened to be present on that fateful day) I have tried EVERYTHING. Well, not everything, but most things. Many of said things being Rimmel lip colours as a) they are a decent price and do their job very well and b) THAT COLOUR was by Rimmel and I'm clinging on to the false hope that they have just renamed it or something.
Rimmel are not the cheapest cosmetics available, but they're certainly not the most expensive. I've found that they don't tend to have fancypants features like increasing your eyelash volume by up to a billion percent or making your lips look like you've just had a disagreement with a loo plunger... They just do what they're supposed to with nice little added suprise extras, like the way that the colour lasts longer than some other brands, the way that all the lipglosses smell lovely as well as looking and feeling great, and the way that the foundations don't mysteriously disappear from one's mug halfway through a day at work.
The lipsticks are fantastic. The colours come out exactly as they look like they should (I am NOT a fan of a stick of great colour looking pants once it's on), they don't bleed into the tiny wrinkles around your lips that don't exist until there's lipstick in them, and they don't fade after minutes like some other brands tend to.
Yes, I like Rimmel lipsticks.
For the last few years I have been using a lipstick by a much more expensive brand which I loved, then the colour became discontinued! I searched high and low to find another with similar colour and consistency and spent a lot of money. After trying all the more expensive brands, in desperation I tried this Rimmel lipstick in pink champagne and it was fantastic. I now prefer this lipstick to any of the expensive brands and buy it regularly in different colours.It is moisturising and plumps my lips up.The colours are also rich and you only need to put one application on to get good coverage.The lipstick is long lasting and usually stays on all morning I do need to apply more at lunch time. The lipstick can be bought for less that £4.00 which I feel is really good value as I was spending £12.00 on other brands before.It comes in 28 different colours and are described as being either metalic, pearl, sheer or cream.The advert says it is a full colour and high shine lipstick which is true. The only bad point is try the texture first the lipstick I have is described as a sheer lipstick but I would say it was more of a cream.
This is a review for Rimmel Full Volume Lipstick.
The advertising spiel claims: "Plump up your pout with Rimmel's Collagen effect, lip boosting lipstick. Fuller, firmer, more youthful plumper lips without an injection! Feel sensorial plumping actives stimulate the collagen of your lips, for an immediate fuller effect, as well as over time - full on sensational lips. Lips look up to 40% fuller!"
I bought the bright red one called "Screamer" (code 80) and it REALLY is bright and VERY VERY red! You WILL be noticed when you wear this lippie! There's a good selection of colours to choose from (which I've not tried yet and doubt that I will) to cater for most colour tastes.
Costing £4.99 at Boots for 4g, this is a fairly reasonably priced lipstick, but watch out for the collagen effect! It really DOES make your lips look fuller - indeed - like they've been injected with collagen!
You apply it as you would normal lipstick and then wait for a few moments for the tingling to start. The first time I tried it, it felt really odd - within about 30 seconds of applying the lipstick - my lips were all tingly and I was a bit bemused. It wasn't an unpleasant feeling but not exactly pleasant either. I looked in the mirror and lo and behold - my lips did, in fact, look bigger. Now I'm not one of those people who thinks that collagen implants look cool or even attractive and I felt a bit weird with my lips looking so "puffy" (for want of a better word). I will say though that the lipstick glides on easily and has a pretty creamy texture.
I went into work and within minutes of starting work a few of my colleagues said that they liked my new lipstick colour and had I done something different with my makeup? I didn't want to say I was wearing "collagen-effect" lipstick so I just pretended that nothing was different and acted all mysterious for the rest of the morning. It had the ultimate effect of getting me noticed, but not so obvious that people pointed and said "Look at her, she's done a Leslie Ash/Ivy Tilsley!"
Ok, and now for the annoying fact about this lippie. The stuff just about comes off on everything; cigarettes, cups, straws, etc. Whatever goes near your lips is guaranteed to come away with big red stains on it. Lucky my hubby wasn't around that morning for me to pucker up and cover his soft bald-head and face with red lipstick marks ;)
The thing that concerns me most about this lipstick (apart from it staining anything it comes in contact with) is that you have to keep re-applying it regularly. So being fairly cheap compared to a lot of other lipsticks out there isn't actually worthwhile as you end up having to re-apply so often.
This lipstick is great for a night out to impress and get noticed but I'd recommend that you stay away from glasses, cups, or anything that could leave really big and embarrassing tell-tale signs of lippie not staying where it should stay - i.e. on the lips!
If you have smallish lips and could do with a boost, this is definitely the lipstick to do that for you without having to go for collagen injections which could have disastrous results!
Overall I'd rate it just over 3 out of 5...
The title sums up the words that I can now freely say having applied my lipstick. This is since I purchased Rimmel's 1000 Kisses stay on lipstick in the run up to New Year. I normally use a traditional lipstick but felt it was time for a change, as generally by the time I get to my destination the colour has been removed from my lips. Indeed it probably wouldn't even be clear that I was wearing any lip make-up. ~ ~ Price and Availability ~ ~ Rimmel is a well-known make up distributor in the UK. Their make up stands are in most high street supermarkets, chemists and general stores. The stands have tester brands for you to sample before purchase. The 1000 Kisses brand of lipstick is available from this stand and the recommended retail price (RRP) is £3.99. This is about £1-£2 higher than your normal Rimmel lipsticks but this price difference is well worth paying, in my opinion. I buy my products from a local chemist (support the local traders!) and have not paid over the RRP. ~ ~ Presentation of Product ~ ~ The lipstick comes in a tube that is 11cm in length and 1cm in diameter. The distinct Rimmel brand colouring of dark maroon decorates the tube with consumer information written over it. It is not unattractive and fits very easily into my bag. Because of this stick type shape you need to swivel the tube to get access to the lipstick. The amount of product in the tube measures 3cm along and just under 1cm across. This appears to be quite a lot less than you would get in a traditional lip product. The packaging states that the there is 0.07oz (2g) of product. I cannot confirm is this is more or less than a normal lipstick dispenser provides as I have thrown all my old ones away. Yes I think this product is that good! ~ ~ What is says on the tube! ~ ~ Each tube has it's own bar code and a 'Made in Englan
d' sticker. At one end a sample of the colour together with Rimmel's name and code for the colour appears. Colours range from light to dark browns and from light to dark pinks. The colours that I choose were both soft coral colours and come in 'soft matte'. I get the impression that this is a more 'natural' range than a 'glossy cover girl with red lips' type of product. The tube explains that this brand is a long lasting lipstick that is transfer resistant. From my experience an application will last over four hours (an improvement on my old brand) and although I haven't tested the 1000 Kisses statement I have noticed that it does not come off onto cups etc when drinking. Following the instructions (which are recorded in English and French) you must allow the lipstick to dry after application, which takes about 60 seconds. ~ ~ How does it feel? ~ ~ As the hours wear by, my lips do feel a little dry and tight. Some sort of sealant in the product that enables the long lasting effect may cause this. This is a small price to pay and so far has not caused chapped lips. The product leaves no stains and is said to contain moisturising particles to prevent any lip peeling. On a personal note, it is nice not to have to worry about my personal presentation as much, as I know that I do not need to re-apply my lipstick. I had wondered how easy it would be to remove the lipstick but simple cleansing helps here. Indeed a scrub with soap and water does the trick. ~ ~ Where can you find out more ~ ~ One place I would not look is the Rimmel website, I had hoped to be able to provide a link so that future consumers could see their extensive colour range. They do have a website at www.rimmellondon.com but it is not exactly informative. So the best place to have a look would have to be at your local chemist or general store. I
n conclusion I am glad that I 'splashed out' on something different this Christmas. I expect that I will continue to use this product and would definitely recommend it to my friends and fellow Dooyoo users. As for the Rimmel 1000 kisses statement - I've yet to find a willing volunteer to help me experiment!
I have lots of lipsticks but two of my favourites are both by Rimmel, one is a light glitter pink even though it looks bright pink. It goes on easily and stays on all day. It is sort of a summer colour and I usually wear it when I'm going out but not on a aily basis. My other favourite one is white but it comes out siler/white but it is really nice. This also goes on easily and lasts all day. I use this on a daily basis as a middle coat under clear lip gloss and over lip balm. That way it stays on longer and looks nicer. These are my two favourite lipsticks because they last all day, go on easily, and look absolutly fabulous. Definatly get more of it when I run out.
I'm not 100% sure that this is the right category for the new 'exaggerate hydra colour lipstick' by Rimmel, but its a lipstick made by Rimmel so I guess this category is OK! I'm not really one for wearing much make-up, partly because I'm too lazy to do it every morning, and partly because its hard to find the time with a toddler running round! However, when I do use it I do like Rimmel. I don't try many new products, tending instead to stick to the 'old faithfuls', but I decided to give this a go as I got a free sample by 'pressing the red button' on Sky Digital when the Rimmel ad was on! Rimmel market this lipstick as a moisturising lipstick that is also "for greater colour impact" and "softer, smoother, fuller lips". It comes in 8 different shades; * Coffee Shimmer, which is a kind of fairly pale shimmery err, brown! * Freedom, a sort of nude shade with a hint of pink * Hyper, a medium purply plum kind of colour * Groovy, umm shocking pink! * Adore, a medium browny plum * Atomic, middle of the road red * Hot!, a salmony pink kind of colour * Crave, the darkest shade in the range, similar to Adore but a bit err darker! I was pleased with the way this lipstick 'goes on'...very smooth and easy to apply. It feels like a lip balm on your lips, and did seem to act in much the same way as these do on my lips. The colours were fairly true to the stickers on the packaging, although maybe as it is a moisturising lipstick it dodn't really feel as though it would stay on for long, so I do tend to apply 2 or 3 coats to make sure! Even so, it still doesn't last as well as 'ordinary' lipsticks, although it is better than other moisturising lipsticks that I have tried in the past. The packaging is nice, fairly simple and standard in the Rimmel plum colour with a gold coloured band around the 'join' of the lipst
ick. It is a nice size, not too chunky, and fairly uninspiring although practical (i.e. it has been clubbing in my handbag and survived without cracks to the packaging or damage to the lipstick!) At £4.45 (RRP) this is one of the cheaper lipsticks on the market, although not actually cheap, but I think it is worth the money, particularly if, like me, your lips tend to be dry in the winter. The only real whinge I have about this product is that I think it would be nice if there were a few more shades to choose from!
I am a fan of Rimmel products generally – essentially they are department store quality at high street prices – what's not to like! Lond lasting lipsticks have been around for ages now in the top ranges, but it's still a challenge to find an affordable option. And once again, Rimmel have come to the rescue. The range does have some15 or 18 shades, but most are very similar,with the same base tones. I do, therefor, find their range of lipstick colours to be rather limited - a lot of warm pinky browns, and bright reds which do nothing for my colouring. Divine Lilac, however, is a lovely cool pale purple with a faint metallic sheen to it (it looks much darker in the tube than it goes on, but remains cool toned, unlike many other colours). Obviously only for evening, but a real find non-the-less. A pale purple that doesn't go pink on me is a rare rare thing! And it does, indeed, last: two coats, with a quick blot of tissue in the middle, will last the whole of an evening, and not spread itself over my drinks or my boyfriend. It also seems quite moisturising compared to many 'long lasting' lipsticks I've tried, which tend to be rather drying. I've actualy hadto remove it with makeup remover,which is a triumph in itself! It's consistency doesn't lend itself to being applied with a brush; it is very neat to apply straight from the tube. If of only they'd expand their range of colours, I could get quite addicted to this! Superdrug and Boots regularly run offers on Rimmel products, so it ought to be possible to keep stocked up at a discount – as I am addicted to their 60 Seconds nail varnish, I now have three tubes of lipstick, free with various nail varnish purchases. All in all though, this is a hit.
I'm in no way a girlie girl. I haven't worn make-up on a regular basis for years. But recently, I've felt like making that extra effort – not sure why, but now I'm in my thirties, I certainly need to make more of an effort than I did in my twenties! I've also been working in school as a parent helper and try to look presentable then. So I decided to be daring and buy myself a new lipstick. (You can tell how dull my life is, when buying a lipstick is daring!) The last one I bought new cost me 50p, so that shows how long ago it was! It was probably bright red and back in the 1980s when I wore bright pink and blue eyeshadow. Yum. So being the sophisticated lady I am <insert suppressed giggling here> I toddled off to Asda and had a look at the make-up section – previously an aisle I had only visited accidentally, on the way to the deodorants and sanitary towels! The biggest shock was the price, with most lipsticks £3 and over!! So instead of choosing by the look of the product, I found the cheapest name brand I could, which was Rimmel. Yes, I know, not a name you would associate with cheap – and you'd be right – but still cheaper than its rivals. The Rimmel Lasting Finish Lipstick range was selling in Asda for a whopping £2.37 – still less than the ever more ridiculous £3 and over! I was impressed with the range of colours they had and feeling about twelve, I started looking at the testers and smearing the back of my hands with pinks, reds, browns and oranges. The shade I bought is called Sugar Plum (007) and it is absolutely gorgeous, a kind of purple-pink which looks lovely on. It's bright enough to be noticeable, but it isn't gaudy or tarty. It still looks silky and shimmering on your lips too and is a colour I would be happy wearing for any occasion. The advertising says this lipstick is 'long-lasting wear' and giving
8216;full and sheer coverage' – well, the latter is true, but I'm not sure about the long lasting bit. There are still lipstick marks around my cup when I drink, and there are some marks on my hand when I kiss it too. (Yes, I know, but my partner's at work and I didn't like to drag the postie in while he's trying to deliver his letters!) I find I usually have to reapply it every few hours, if I want it to be as noticeable, but it stays as a faint reminder longer, if you're not too fussy. The one thing I found really disappointing about this product is that the packaging looks dull, boring and certainly not expensive. It is traditionally shaped, one of those swivel-up lippies – no applicator brush or a swanky long tube. It is a boring brown-red colour and doesn't look like I paid £2.37 for it! Besides that though, I'm happy with it and would buy more Rimmel lipsticks in the future. Look of product / packaging = 3 out of 10 Colour = 10 out of 10 Lasting effects = 6 out of 10 Value for money = 8 out of 10
Available in 15 shades of lipstick and 5 colours of packaging i was a bit excited when the new Rimmel "colour to go" range. Made ideally for the clubber i just wanted one to match my purple bedroom, and well, there was a colour to suit everyone really! The lipstick shades range from Smooch to Disco and the packaging is available in orange, green, pink, turquoise and purple. They are also designed to glow in UV lights and really are great to match with an outfit so you don't have to carry your make up bag around. As i tested the lipstick it left a soft colour on my lips which appeared to contain fine bits of glitter, giving my lips with a shiny fuller look. They were going like mad so for a bargain price of £2.29 i took one home. Once i chose to buy one i realised there was a problem. Although all of the colours are really nice i wanted one in particular but they didn't do it in the purple applicator. I was a bit annoyed about this but proceeded on with one that was just as spangly. When i got it home i realised just why it had been so cheap. The lipstick itself was tiny and as i wound it all the way up to see its full length i was a bit disapointed. None the Less i was still happy with it because it was modern and i could save the case to melt other lipsticks into. (You never done that?!) Wearing it at college was the first time and i was constantly wondering if it had came off yet or not. The lipstick left such a light layer on me it was hard to tell if it was still on. I like this because i hate the greasy feel of lipsticks and so does my boyfriend :) rushing to the loo at breaktime to bombard the mirror i saw the lipstick had stayed put despite all my lip rubbing action and i was actually impressed. So the lipstick was small, but it had staying power so i wouldn't need to reaply it that often. Note: Never judge a book *ahem* lipstick* by its cover ahem *size*. Well i guess all
things do come in small packages and even my boyfriend who hates makeup said it looked nice on me. the only bad thing was that it did tend to dry up my lips so the old vaseline came out at night (for my lips - on my face!)and the problem was sorted. If you like bright colours and love shimmery make up then go for this lipstick. I like to apply clear lip gloss over the top if im out somewhere special because the colour is gorgeous but it really isn't that spangly for noticing in a dark club. The price was excellent because the product had staying power and the case was a great idea. The only thing that got to me was how small and light it is, im forever losing it! The size also means that it was a little bit of bother trying to apply the lipstick perfectly but if you're one of those girls (like me!) who just shoves it on and runs down the road with a pair of tights in your hair then you'll get on great with it. BUY IT NOW!!
I have recently bought the new Rimmel 'Colour to go' lippie and it is brilliant. Currently they are on offer in Superdrug, selling at the bargain price of £1.99 each!!! It's a make-up miracle!!! There is 15 shades to choose from and they all have groovy new clear plastic packaging in bright purple, green, blue, pink and turquoise. I chose a natural light brown colour, which is appropriately named 'Lush' in a smart purple case. It is natural and slightly glossy which makes it perfect for day-time wear! It does not dry out your lips as it is moist and it stays on for a good couple of hours! THANK YOU RIMMEL / SUPERDRUG!!!!!!!
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Phil Collins Remembers the Alamo Against All Odds
Phil Collins is not the first name you associate with the Alamo. But yes, Phil Collins the musician is considered an expert on the Battle of the Alamo and owns the biggest collection of Alamo artifacts in the world. He displays them in a pristine museum-like room in his home in Geneva, Switzerland. The rhythms of the Texas revolution resonated with a very young Phil Collins, especially the Battle of the Alamo and Davy Crockett.
"It was something that grabbed me as did drumming because they both happened at the same time when I was five years old," Collins said.
Collins said it all started with Fess Parker in the Disney Series "Davy Crockett, King of the Wild Frontier."
"It's on, it's on," Collins said as he fondly remembered rushing to his television set. "Ok I'm coming I'm coming. You know put the hat on."
He said his grandmother actually made him a coonskin Davy Crockett hat out of one of her fur coats.
"By the time you got to the last episode of King of the Wild Frontier you know at the Alamo I was well and truly hooked," Collins said.
Collins would go on to be a mega-rock star with Genesis and sold 150-million albums as a solo artist, touring the world, winning Grammy's, Brits and an Academy Award for his music. But he would always remember the Alamo.
"I've just always loved even the shape of the façade, there's just something about it that's always drawn me to it," Collins said.
Now, Collins has amassed one of the biggest collections of Alamo memorabilia in the world.
"There's the Crockett musket-ball pouch and his powder flasks.
He also owns Davy Crockett's Almanack, a Mexican cavalry officer's helmet, weapons, documents and battlefield letters.
"Phil Collin's collection is, it's what's been needed for a long time," said Alamo Curator Dr. Bruce Winders.
"He's made it a mission to collect as much as he can," Winders said. "With his resources he's amassing a collection no museum has ever been able to do."
Collins even bought a building next to the Alamo and ripped out the floors
"And it was like, ok," Collins said. "We start digging."
They went 40 to 45-inches down to what is called the "Battle Level."
"There's a handmade dice that we found that was obviously made by some soldier," Collins said. "Buckles off shoes and buttons off jackets, canon handles and flattened canon ball that hit the wall and bounced back. It was a great experience I have to say."
It's a great collection of Texas history that some hope will find its way back to the Alamo.
"You know that's the question, what happens to his collection," Winders said. "I think most people would like to see it come to the United States at some time to be in a temporary exhibit or permanently here and you know that may happen."
But for now, Collins relishes every find, reliving the battle of the Alamo as he wonders who held that musket, fired that canon or wrote that letter before the doomed defenders took a final breath and fought against all odds for freedom. He even wrote a book on the subject called "The Alamo and Beyond: A Collector's Journey."
"The thing that fascinates me…is the fact that we don't know," Collins said. "So it's a complicated little thing and maybe that's one of the fascinations. And of course there's why the Alamo, you're English. Why? But I'm not the only one. I'm not the only strange one. There are quite a lot of Europeans that are interested."Copyright © 2014, Daily Press


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1. Insert the Twin needle into the machine.
2. Select a straight stitch. Set the stitch length to 3.0 and thread tension between 7.0 and 9.0.
3. Place a piece of the sheer fabric over the embroidery floss or yarn. The resulting color that shows through will be soft and pale. Match the thread color to this color.
4. Thread the twin needle and the bobbin with the embroidery thread.
5. Remove the bobbin cover and attach the pintuck cord guide.
6. Place yarn or embroidery floss in the guides to the left and right of the center guide.
7. Set the fabric under the presser foot. Lower the foot and start sewing. Be sure to continually check that the floss is properly passing through the guide as you sew.
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San Antonio, Texas
March 10, 2001 7:15pm CST
Camera: Sinar F with 65mm lens
Exposure: 30 seconds @ f/16
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All external lighting was provided by multiple hand-held electronic flash units operated by over 1,000 participants.
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Looking for more homemade treats? Try our whoopie pie recipes and easy gourmet brownies.
This honeycomb looks like caramel while cooking then you add baking soda, and the candy bubbles and, just like that, becomes a light and airy concoction.
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Time to shake off the "Big Brother"-induced slumber and prepare for the onslaught of premieres this month. I count 122 scripted and reality shows starting in September.
The major broadcast networks don't get rolling on their fall slates until Sept. 20, but there will be plenty to watch before then. Little sister network The CW starts its season next Wednesday, with the launch of cycle 15 of "America's Next Top Model."
Other notable early premieres include "Hoarders" on A&E Monday and the Watcher's current favorite drama, "Sons of Anarchy" on FX Tuesday.
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Directions: From the tourist town of Creel, take train 3 hours to railroad town of Bauichivo. Catch a ride[or walk]7 miles to 'Rancho Del Oso', where you can either camp or get a room or dormitory bed. Ask the people at 'El Oso' to show you a topo map to see where you are going. To get to the trail 'Arroyo Hondo', begin on the trail known as 'el cajon', that crosses a stream on a suspension bridge, then winds through a narrow canyon through the mountains, gradually climbing for 6 miles before cresting 'el puerto de la cruz' [the pass of the cross] where you will follow trails down to connect with 'arroyo hondo'.
Trail Information: This is the middle portion af three trails that connect with each-other leading to the deep canyon town of Urique, located 6,000 feet deep in the barranca urique. The trail descends then crosses the deep side canyon that is arroyo hondo before gradually heading away from the beautiful deep side canyon, always keeping in view of the canyon as it becomes deeper and deeper. This trail will lead runners onto the mesa Naranjo [orange trees] where you will have a spectacular view of where you will be descending into the Urique canyon. From Naranjo you will seek the trail 'arroyo mescalero', which is a very runnable gradual rolling downhill singletrack skirting yet another lush bird-filled arroyo, leading you into Urique. The total distance of this mostly downhill run is about 18 tough miles from 'Rancho Del Oso' to Urique. I like to make this trip in reverse; either way is good depending on your preference of running up hill or down.
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Posted on: August 21, 2013
With the rush of back-to-school preparations, take time to unwind this fall with a College of the Mainland fitness class, affordable gym membership or personal training.
Fitness classes begin Aug. 26, but participants may join at any time during the semester. With options for all fitness levels, it's easy to find a class that motivates you.
For those looking for lower-impact routines, Water Aerobics, Run/Walk and the Texas Two-Step help improve endurance, strength and flexibility.
For an intense workout, try RIP: 60 Suspension Training, which demonstrates how to safely perform hundreds of exercises to build power, strength, flexibility and mobility. Other high-energy options include Spinning and Zumba classes, which infuse Latin rhythm with easy-to follow moves.
Personal training blends cardio, flexibility, abdominal and upper and lower-body resistance workouts to help you look and feel better. You may schedule sessions individually or with a buddy. Nutritional advice and meal planning are included in some personal training packages, which start at $40.
For those who want to work out on their own, gym memberships are available per semester. With three open cardio/weight rooms, a regulation-size swimming pool, stationary bicycles and basketball courts, the gym's amenities facilitate a varied workout routine. Try out the gym with a day pass for $5 or a semester membership for $40 for in-district adults and $30 for in-district youths and seniors.
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Guide Series (GS) include publications for the general public that focus on Lake Erie natural features and attractions. Featuring 19 records.
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Great Lakes climate needs: A Guide for implementation
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Ohio Lake Erie birding trail guidebook
About the Lake Erie Birding Trail Tremendous numbers and diversity of migrant songbirds fill lakeside woodlands in spring and fall. Waterbirds galore pack marshes and the open lake waters, and interesting marsh birds breed in coastal wetlands. Winter brings hardy northern ducks, gulls, and raptors. There is never a dull season. The sites included in the Lake Erie Birding Trail are the best of the best, and collectively nearly 400 species have been seen in these areas. There is a wealth of information for each site, and we hope that our trail helps to make your visit to Ohio and Lake Erie a bird-filled adventure! The Lake Erie Birding Trail is divided into seven loops. The sites within each loop are similar in habitat type and landscape. You may choose to visit the entire trail in one trip or explore the trail loop by loop. For ease-of-use, this website is organized by loop.
Year: 2013, Pages: 232
Price: $ 20.00
Explore the Lake Erie Islands: A guide to nature and history along the Lake Erie Coastal Trail
Year: 2009, Pages: 64
Price: $ 5.00
Lake Erie beach guide
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Lake Erie Shipwrecks and Maritime Adventures Revised
Year: 2010, Pages: 18
Lake Erie shipwrecks and maritime adventures
Year: 2008, Pages: 24
Lake Erie lighthouses and maritime adventures
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Year: 2007, Pages: 20
Getting Ready to Visit the Dike 14 Nature Preserve: Field Guide
Year: 2005, Pages: 76
Guides to Lake Erie's historic shipwrecks: The Adventure , W. R. Hanna, and F. H. Prince
Ohio Sea Grant has created underwater guides for three shipwrecks that surround Kelleys Island, Ohio: Adventure, W. R. Hanna, and F. H. Prince. Packaged as a set in a waterproof envelope, each sturdy, plastic, waterproof slate measures 9.5" x 6.25" and features a site map, schematic diagram, diving information, vessel data, and ship history. The guides are essential for anyone interested in Lake Erie, shipwrecks, maritime history, or underwater archaeology.
Year: 2002, Pages: 6
Price: $ 15.00
2006 Western Lake Erie guide to public waterfront access, charter fishing, marinas, boating excursions, festivals and events
A guide to the western Lake Erie Waterfront. This revised edition includes information about the history and highlights of the region; festivals and events; new developments; a directory of marinas, charter fishing companies; boat dealers; hotels and lodging; attractions; and related businesses. A map and public access list of marinas is also included.
Year: 2006, Pages: 2
South Bass Island (Put-in-Bay, Ohio) Guide: Historical places, natural features and island ecology
Year: 1993, Pages: 46
Price: $ 6.00
Kelleys Island glacial grooves
Year: 1990, Pages: 4
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March 10, 2011 8:12 AM
Brad calls it a "small miracle." His travel schedule allowed him to honor a fan at her memorial service in California.
Allison Greene was a huge fan of Brad Paisley. She was determined to beat her battle against cancer, then have Brad play at her celebration party. Unfortunately, she lost that battle. However, her husband and friends were determined to celebrate her life… and Brad Paisley answered the call.
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