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Thumbs up or Thumbs Down - A weekly column in our News Hub - Telly Buzz that will give the latest twists and turns in the serials brought about to capture its' audience. A thumbs up is where the audience likes the track and a thumbs down is where it fails to meet the expectations. So watch out every week to see Aye and Naye By the Crazy Creatives.
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Koffee with Karan: Viewers rate the episode last week with bollywood superstars Preity Zinta and Bobby Deol as a must watch.The koffee got hot with the duo shooting back witty answers to karan�s tricky questions.
Kasamh Se: Kasam se & Ekta are on a roll this week. We saw a moment of "de ja vu" as Bani once again took Pia's place at the mandap. Though the motive behind the switch is sweet revenge, however, it may turn out to rekindle 2 starcrossed lovers.
Indian Idol: There is certain freshness among the singers that makes this realty show hot favorite. With all the singers giving their best week after week, we sure have something to look forward to. Less of controversies� This show is surely progressing to finding �bharat ki shaan�.
Left Right Left: Captain Rajveer has been attacked and Pooja has the red box,Naina realizes her mistake and she and Abhimanyu search for Rajveer, Aalekh has been declared royal guard by Abhimanyu and the audience finally has Rohit. With many gripping plots and secrets to be unveiled this show has the audience glued to their seats.
Love Story: This new show directed by Anurag Basu has already weaved a separate audience for itself. An adorable love story between the main lead, this serial has surprised many.Also discovered by this show is the acting potential of the new faces,Mishal and Payal�this Love Story is definitely blossoming.
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Betiyaan Apni ya Paraaya Dhan: Krishna�s getting engaged to Karan and what do we see� Parth is alive. Alive just the moment Krishna is to get engaged and ofcourse he�s the good boy, he would sacrifice his love. No..no..thats not the end� things cant end when everything is crystal clear� Karan never did change. Is tellywood running out of good stories and writers?
Amul Star Voice of India: While this show has unveiled some great talents, something else has been unveiled as well. The judges� acting abilities�with the drama that takes centrestage everytime, maybe the show should be renamed as "Stars Fight of India".
Ek Ladki Anjaani Si: Husband wants wife to be happy after his death and so makes her hate him�heard this somewhere?? An old formula used unconvincingly, we wonder if the serial doesn�t become anjaana.
Karan Apnaa Apnaa: The truth is finally out�Gauri�s tumour and Shiv�s betrayal. Where we on one side have the improved double role of Shiv�on the other hand, once Shiv�s and Gauri�s best friend Ipshita is trying to make the best use of this emotional gap between them. How come just at the right time, at the right moment� the villain becomes the hero and the heroine becomes the vamp?
KumKum: Sumit keeps lying to his dear wife because of Nivi and we now have KumKum as Katara�s murderer. A track that has left everyone sayin �enough�� we have the same to say�please do something new.
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whut bout ksbkbt, the serial thtz getting suckier day by da, no offense!=]
It is a good article but how can everything from star plus be a thumbs down so i do not agree
Sorry - don't agree
How can KS be given a thumbs up for a bigamist? The star-crossed lovers married each other (supposedly) but how can we forget she came from one mandap to another? In a country where marriage is considered sacrosant, how can a bigamist be given a thums up?
Sorry - don't agree
How can KS be given a thumbs up for a bigamist? The star-crossed lovers married each other (supposedly) but how can we forget she came from one mandap to another? In a country where marriage is considered sacrosant, how can a bigamist be given a thums up?
very very nice article prii (u rock u noee dat:p)n kirti di :D
Glad LRL made it in Thumbs up!
Kasamh Se indeed seems to b doing so much better :)
I am disappointed wid Kumkums track too...Have had enough of Nivi n her tricks...Wish we cud get to c a lil bit of younger generation as well...Wats the use of these generation gaps when the story still focuses on Leads being betrayed...Wish we cud c a bit of togetherness btw Sumit n Kumkum as they try to settle their kids down...
how come kaajjal never gets mentioned??
well thanks anyway!
KGGK Rules
Im suprised u didn't mention KGGK, awesome epi on thursday the truth is out, cant wait for 2 days epi. Yeh kasam se was good, love the bride switiching revenge,
Yep Love Story is definitely a thumbs up its a gr8 serial
thanks yaar!! very nice article! and i agree with karam apna apna
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Brindisi willing to sponsor Oneida Nation Agreement in Assembly
VERONA, N.Y. (WKTV) - Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi of Utica says the agreement Governor Andrew Cuomo has made with Oneida Indian Nation C.E.O. Ray Halbritter is great for both sides and he would be willing to be the sponsor of such a bill in the Assembly once it is presented by the Governor. Monday morning, before heading to Albany for the current legislative session, Brindisi told News Channel 2 he has already had a discussion with the Governor's staff. "I've told them I support the agreement. If they need me to sponsor it in the Assembly, I'd be happy to do so." The historic agreement was signed by Cuomo and Halbritter in Albany on May 16th and since then it has moved like a high speed rail train through Oneida County and Madison County and is now back in Albany. Brindisi says it's just a matter of time before the Governor submits a bill to both the Assembly and the Senate, "There are three weeks left in this session calendar, so we can approve it if the Governor sends it down this session, or if need be, he can call us back into a special session over the summer or into the fall to approve the agreement." Brindisi says this agreement with the Oneida Indian Nation may actually be rolled into a larger package of legislation, "It's unclear at this point whether it will be a separate bill, or part of a wider casino gambling package the Governor is pushing. Ao right now there's no bill language in the Assembly and we'll have to wait and see what the Governor sends down." Just as many of the legislators in Madison County voted 'yes' to the agreement on Thursday, Brindisi also feels like this is a done deal, but he feels so because of what happened in Madison and Oneida Counties, "Of course the vote hasn't happened yet, but because both counties approved it, I would think the legislature would approve it as well." When asked if both counties had voted 'no', would that have swayed the way the legislature would have voted, Brindisi says it could have, "It certainly could have had an effect on the way the legislature looked at the issue, but since both counties have approved the issue...you never count your votes before your done, but since both counties approved it, I think the legislature would approve the wishes of both counties." It's the same question NEWSChannel 2 asked Chairman of the Board of Supervisors in Madison County, John Becker after he voted 'yes' on Thursday. He said he didn't know if it would have made a difference, it was his view that this was a done deal no matter what. Becker told NEWSChannel 2 after his vote, "The train has left the station in Albany, you are either on the train, or you're standing at the station." Becker said he felt like he had no choice in his decision, and his deciding 'yes' vote was the ultimate deciding vote in Madison County. Brindisi says Becker definitely had a choice, "I would disagree with him. He was certainly in on the negotiations. He met with the Governor and met with out county executive, met with representatives from the Oneida Indian Nation, so he certainly had a hand in crafting the deal, that deal was agreed upon, he signed it, sent it back to their board to approve , they approved it, and now it will come to the legislature for approval." Now, it's just a matter of how soon, and exactly what will be included in that legislation. Residents in both Oneida and Madison counties brought up a number of issues regarding the agreement over the past two weeks. One of those, what would happen if the Oneida Indian Nation decided to hyrdrofrack for natural gas. Brindisi says that not an issue at all, "Well my understanding is that you can't hydrofrack on Federal Lands, this would fall under that. I don't think they're looking at going forward with hydrofracking. You know, they've spent over a billion dollars in that casino, that's the business that they're in, and I would have no reason to believe they would go into another business, gaming is the industry that they've chosen." Another issue brought up was that area residents and legislators weren't given enough time to digest this agreement and discuss issues such as hydrofracking, but Brindisi doesn't agree. "I don't think so, this issue has been going on for over 20 years now, all these issues have been debated in public," Brindisi said. "A couple years ago when the county executive (Anthony Picente) put forward a deal, two issues that everyone was unhappy about was, there was no re-occurring revenue and there was no cap on the land in trust. This time you have reoccurring revenue and you have a cap on the land in trust. I think a lot of issues have been satisfied and how we can work with the Oneidas to further economic development in our area." One other issue area residents brought up was the trustworthiness of the Oneida Indian Nation when it comes to reporting the actual amount of money they take in from their slot machines, which is what will be used to determine the amount the send to New York State under the agreement. Brindisi says he has no reason to believe the Oneida Indian Nation would hide money, and the state actually would audit the issue, "They have to open their books to the Gaming Commission. The Gaming Commission will audit their books to show that they are paying what they're suppose to be paying under the agreement and if they don't, then they could be in violation of this agreement." Finally Brindisi says there are many benefits to this agreement and it's time the state moved on, "You have a cap on the land in trust, you have recurring revenue to the county, you have a partner now in the Oneida Indian Nation, they are an employer, the biggest in our area, so we can start partnering with them, working with them to grow tourism, and the economy in this area, and work together to further economic development in Oneida County."


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June 25, 2001
The following poem was written by Michael Linklater, from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. He is a student at SIAST Kelsey Campus in Saskatoon. He was born in North Battleford SK on January 24, 1969 and he is from the Thunderchild First Nations Reserve. Michael has three lovely children whom he loves with all his heart. He originally grew up in Thunder Bay, Ontario and loved every minute of it. He moved permanently to Saskatoon in 1993 for personal reasons and still loves every minute of it.
I figured it was her long neck,
why I fell for my beauty.
When I stroked her once and twice,
I knew she was my duty.
I knew there were strings attached,
and I knew there were keys.
When I tuned her up,
all she screamed was, "please, please!"
When I heard, "Hoochie Coochie man,"
I figured that was the plan!
A stroke later became a strum,
and the feel of her neck was so awesome.
To this day she still sings of glee,
and I figured we'll be for eternity.
[This story was taken with permission, from an anthology of stories, poetry and other works by students of Basic Education 10, SIAST Kelsey Campus, entitled VISIONS 13, page 33.]


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Many of our prospective students don't read very much; and/or they have little experience of serious, academic reading. For many the last research they did was in a College Writing course in their freshman year perhaps 10, 20 or 30 years ago.
So, confronted with a reading list including texts, monographs, novels and more, expected to carry out research and report critically on it, they need help.
Many of our students, with demanding jobs and complex lives, have experience gleaning key information from texts, scanning newspapers and noticing the biases of authors. Many are, fundamentally, already experienced active and critical readers, but not in school. In school they often learned to read every paragraph with great care, accept the all-knowing authority of the author, and struggle to memorize as much of the text as possible.
On one level, then, the mentor's task is to encourage students to employ the survival skills they've learned at work and in the community to their school work. They need to learn to question authorities, to engage in a conversation with the text, and to approach each reading with clear objectives in mind.
Many of our students need to learn:
When text books are used, mentors who want to encourage their students' development as active and critical readers and thinkers should design assignments that encourage students to question the authority of the author, to explore alternative points of view, and to write essays that address issues like the author's point of view, use of evidence, and sensitivity to alternative perspectives. At the same time that the student benefits from the structure and coherence a good text can provide, the student is learning to challenge authority, examine assumptions, and acknowledge the author as another human being.
Early studies or courses that rely on relatively short readings and frequent, short written assignments provide the student with an opportunity to explore an author's presentation of evidence closely and give the mentor an opportunity to respond promptly and with care to relatively short written assignments. There is less risk for the student in these first encounters and the opportunity for growth and change is ever present.
Mentors who encourage critical engagement with texts need to be prepared for students whose idea of critical thinking involves the simple rejection of points of view that conflict with their own or analyses that bring into question values and beliefs the student holds dear. Their exposure to talk radio and attack television prepares our students well for a bullying approach to 'conversation.' Mentors need to help students learn how not just to question but to consider varying points of view, to question both others' and their own points of view and to provide rationale on arguments for their conclusions. Through exposure to unfamiliar and discomfiting perspectives, our students have the opportunity to learn and grow. Mentors need to find ways to support students through this challenging and unfamiliar transition.
Empire State College is a writing-dependent organization. For our students to succeed, it is essential that we understand our new students' strengths and weaknesses in this area very early on. Several tools can be used to achieve this end.
If uncertain about a student's writing skills despite the evidence available to you, you can ask the student for an additional piece of work, perhaps a brief essay regarding where their work at the college will take them or regarding the challenge they face as adult learners. You can explain to the student that an accurate assessment of their skills in this area will help you guide them in making the best enrollment decisions and help them to succeed in college.
The steps taken to help students improve their writing skills depend on the severity of the problem and the range of learning resources available locally. Find out who, within your center, unit or program is responsible for the writing program and work with them to make the best possible connections for each student.
Students with severe writing deficiencies might work with a writing mentor or in a writing lab at some centers, while in other situations; they would be advised to enroll in a community college where remedial help is more readily available.
Students whose work simply needs attention might enroll in a local writing study group, or might take a course in college-level writing.
On the other hand, Empire State College really embodies the concept of 'writing across the curriculum,' which makes each of us a writing mentor! Ideally, attention to improving writing should be imbedded in every study.
Students who need to make the jump from introductory to advanced level writing might be encouraged to take studies whether locally or at a distance that emphasize critical writing and research skills within their academic discipline.
For all of these students, the resources available through Empire State College's Writing Resource Center are invaluable and comprehensive. You and your students should both get to know this set of resources.
While a prospective student's reading and thinking skills may be difficult to assess, especially during brief and informal meetings, writing skills may provide a glimpse into this network of tightly related abilities. Therefore, when you raise the issue of writing skills with students, be aware that these issues may be 'technical' having to do with the process of articulating ideas. Or they may reflect a student's weaknesses as a reader and/or thinker. Teasing out these distinctions and exploring them with students and with colleagues who may be more expert in these areas can prove extraordinarily helpful to your students.
Importantly, mentors, in whatever field, need to know that they are not alone in dealing with very complex issues regarding a student's academic skills. We must turn to faculty colleagues, college resources and center administrators to help us think about a problem, find the best response and make connections with others who can help.
Critical thinking is at the heart of learning, of course. Yet many of our students, if asked whether they would define themselves as critical thinkers, are apt to respond as if 'critical' meant negative. It is important for mentors to help their students recognize the crucial and positive role critical thinking will play in their experience as adult learners.
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Swansea City's flying start to the season continued as wingers Nathan Dyer and Wayne Routledge fired them to a 3-0 win over West Bromwich Albion.
The Welsh club kicked off their Barclays Premier League campaign with a 2-1 win at Manchester United, before beating Burnley 1-0 at the Liberty Stadium last weekend.
And they were on the front foot almost instantly on Saturday, Dyer tucking the ball home from a narrow angle in the opening two minutes.
The home side were in total control and Routledge grabbed a deserved second in the 24th minute with an astonishing effort from the edge of the penalty area.
West Brom tried to battle their way back into the tie after the break, but Dyer doubled his own tally in the 71st minute to make sure of three points.
The result sees Swansea head into the international break with a maximum nine points, while Alan Irvine is still searching for his first league win as the visitors' head coach.
Garry Monk spoke in the build-up about turning the Liberty Stadium into a "fortress" and there was certainly no warm welcome for West Brom.
Dyer, who scored the goal that settled last weekend's 1-0 win over Burnley, forced his way through the visitors' defence to get on the end of a Gylfi Sigurdsson backheel and put the ball in the net from a tight angle - Jonas Olsson's slip in the box proving costly.
Wilfried Bony fired over as Swansea looked to extend their advantage, but it was a sensational improvised effort from Routledge that eventually put the hosts two up.
Sigurdsson's cross was headed by Craig Dawson to the edge of the penalty area, where Routledge managed to shape his body perfectly to get over the ball and fire a spectacular half-volley beyond Ben Foster.
It could have been three on the half-hour mark when Olsson headed against his own crossbar, before full debutant Brown Ideye's tame effort brought a simple first save of the game out of Lukasz Fabianski.
West Brom announced the signing of winger Sebastian Blanco from Metalist Kharkiv half an hour before kick-off, and Irvine's men looked in need of a creative spark, despite wrestling back some possession after the interval.
Andre Wisdom was lucky to escape punishment when he appeared to block a Bony shot with his arm on the goalline.
The chance came after Dawson had been penalised for a lesser-spotted back pass - a bold, but correct, call by referee Paul Tierney on his Barclays Premier League bow.
Bony should have done better in the 69th minute when he sent the ball narrowly over the crossbar after being teed up by substitute Jefferson Montero.
But the result was put beyond doubt two minutes later - Sigurdsson sending Dyer clean through on goal and he made no mistake in slotting the ball past Foster.
Sigurdsson has played a role in all six of Swansea's league goals this season.
Dyer's second ended the match as a contest, but Fabianski had to be alert to deny James Morrison with a diving save before time was up.
A convincing win with a performance to match should leave Monk feeling like the king of his castle, with 'fortress Liberty' established in style.
Swansea City manager Garry Monk: "A very good day – 3-0, a clean sheet, a very good performance with the ball and without the ball. We thoroughly deserved it as well, I thought we were dominant from start to finish. Credit to the boys, they worked very hard out there against a tough West Brom side that were on a good run themselves, so a very good day.
"Come May is where the real business is done. I said it in my programme notes safety is our priority. I know expectations always go high with wins but we're realistic enough to know that being safe as soon as possible is obviously the target."
West Bromwich Albion head coach Alan Irvine: "We work all week on a gameplan and you can't legislate for one of your players slipping in the second minute. Swansea are going really well at the moment and that early setback made it an even more difficult task. You can't put a whole lot of new players together and build a team overnight. It takes time and a lot of work on training ground.
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What is The DOT Party, you may ask yourself?
Primarily a Singles group, this social networking event is held periodically, and is open to anyone that wants to meet new people, connect with both new and old friends, and even simply expand their social circle.
Upon entrance to the party, each guest is given a DOT (Green - Single; Yellow - Just Looking, and Red - Taken). Guests affix the pin DOT to their outerwear, and mix and mingle with other guests.
For those who are Single, you can seek out other "Green DOT" wearing guests; for those who are Casually Dating, you can seek out new "Yellow DOT" dating prospects; and of course those who want to just socialize and meet new friends, you can seek out fellow "Red DOT" wearing guests.
This party takes away all excuses for not going up to the hottie you see across the room (assuming he/she is wearing Green), as you KNOW they are just as eager as you to meet someone new!
Remember, Green (GO) - Single, Yellow (SLOW DOWN) - Cautiously Looking, and Red (STOP) - Sorry, I'm Taken
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Friday, October 19th, at 8 p.m.
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Ginny DX 10/22/13 - 21-Hydroxylase Deficiency Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
Yea, I'm a CNA on a medical floor and I can tell you that any patient with diarrhea is immediately placed into isolation until it's ruled out. If they have it, they stay on isolation until they have a negative stool test result 3 days in a row. A patient can only be tested every 3 days, so it takes awhile to get them out of isolation.krptcmschfmkr128 said:All I know is, in the hospital I work at, patients with c. Diff are in isolation rooms, similar to people with MRSA. I hope LO feels better soon
This. My SIL had it twice, and part of that was because she's been cultured with the bacteria because she's a doctor and working with patients who have the bacteria. She was on antibiotics both times, even though it can be tricky finding the correct powerful antibiotic to treat it. Like OSC said, it's extremely contagious, and they need to be treating it so it goes away and doesn't get worse. I would most definitely get a second opinion. I'm sorry that she's going through this, and that it clears up fast.OhSewCrafty said:C diff is extremely contagious. What do you mean they won't treat it?? That is nuts! If she has a confirmed case, id get a second opinion. My son is battling it right now and his first round of antibiotics didn't work. I'm sorry you are dealing with this, it's awful. I hope she feels better quickly.
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Ugh - C.Diff. My son was diagnosed with CDiff right around the time he turned 1. The pediatrician's office tested him and diagnosed him, and put him on an antibiotic. I was a bit uncomfortable with it all, as I've had CDiff and it usually involves a great deal of time on the toilet. My son had diarrhea for several weeks, but it was only a few times a day (not sure how often your LO is going).So - we gave the antibiotic and treated it as CDiff. Anything the poop touched was thrown out, we wiped his changing table with bleach every time we changed him, wore gloves, etc.Long story short, we were later told by a different doctor that many kids test positive for CDiff at that age without actually having it. For some reason kids under a certain age are more likely to be colonized (test positive) without actually having it.The only advice I have is if you think it's truly CDiff be careful to wipe everything down so your LO isn't reinfected. We always give probiotics with antibiotics just in case. I know you said your LO wasn't on antibiotics, but maybe probiotics would help get things back on track? Florastor is supposed to be the best to help prevent cdiff. I hope your LO feels better soon.


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This beautiful traditional air conditioned beach villa in Aventuras Akumal features a stunning 2 story palapa roof over the living area. The living room walls are floor-to-ceiling and wall-to-wall tinted glass doors, which all look out to the beach. The dramatic architecture provides individual private balconies off each upstairs bedroom. The beach side of the house has a delightful and private wrapped patio that will offer many relaxing hours to its guests, as well as large beach palapa closer to the water.
See why this is one of the beaches where the Corona ads are filmed. You won't be disappointed.
Holiday reservations must be booked for a minimum of 7 nights. Each holiday (New Years and Christmas Day) must include 7 nights rented, (Saturday to Saturday).
This villa rents by the week, Saturday to Saturday as it is often used by the owners. Please contact one of our friendly Caribbean Fantasy sales staff for special requests.
Sale Rates are for 7 night reservations.
The base number of guests is 6 in the villa. The owners will consider up to one more adult or 2 more small children in the villa depending on each group; permission from the owners is necessary, as is a rental agreement and damage deposit. The casita will sleep 2 additional guests.
Prices are subject to change without notice and rates are not guaranteed until financially confirmed.
Please no smoking or pets
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Fantastic Family Getaway! Review: We were a family of 4 with surrogate grandparents staying at Villa Caribe for a week in December 2013. This was the ideal home for us. It was away from all of the craziness of Cancun and Playa del Carmen but close enough to everything. We were all very comfortable in the home and cooked and ate meals at the home daily. The proximity to the beautiful beach cannot be beat. Each of the three bedrooms has a view of the soft sand and blue waters of the Caribbean. Leave your door open at night to listen to the sound of the waves. Our kids enjoyed using the boogie boards while we enjoyed the outdoor hammocks under the palapa. You can snorkel directly in front of the house and see all kinds of fish. The staff who clean the home and take care of the grounds are a very friendly and helpful family. You can count on them for anything you may need. A car is an absolute necessity for this villa. You will be happy you have one if you want to venture to the nearby cenotes, lagoons, jungle or ruins. Lisa, Jill and the entire staff at Caribbean Fantasy were extremely honest and helpful in helping us arrange our trip, rent a car and giving tips for nearby day trips. I highly recommend using them.
We had a FABULOUS stay at Villa Caribe! We were so sad to leave! What an amazing house and location. Also, the housekeeper, Paulina, is amazing! What a blessing she is for that home. We bought a set of sand castle making toys, which we left at the house for future renters, if you want to add that to the notes for the house. Also, we were impressed with the dive shop that's just two doors south of the house (Aquatech). They took us on an all-day cave exploration, including lunch and snorkeling w/ turtles adventure for only $50/person. It was amazing. The little hotel on the same property as the dive shop (Villas DeRosa) had pretty good food, which we ordered to go and took back to our condo. Very convenient for the night we wanted to eat out but didn't want to drive anywhere. Also, their beach bar had the best margaritas on our trip, and had a daily happy hour from 4-5. We will definitely recommend Caribbean Fantasy to our friends who are headed to that area of Mexico in the future. We really hope to go back some day. Thanks for all your help!
I have been meaning to write this since my return. I cannot thank you enough for sharing your little slice of paradise at Villa Caribe in Akumal Aventuras. To be honest, anytime I think of a vacation getaway, I will want to go back there. It was so incredibly beautiful. I want to tell you that the week I spent at your place in Mexico ranks right up there with the best of the best vacations I ever experienced, which is a great complimentafter lkiving in Aspen for 10 years! This villa was perfect! I am sure owners think of all the "upgrades" they could be doing to improve their rentals homes like this ... But why?? Spend that money on food and wine!! The furniture at this villa was very comfortable and perfect for our needs. the outdoor furniture was wonderful, and we spent so much time out on the beach - which is set back and so private! I loved having the doors and windows open at night. The sound of the waves and the feel of the breeze was incredible. Thank you for the use of this home for my vacation in Akumal - can't wait to return to Villa Caribe!
We wanted to let you know how very much we enjoyed our two week stay at Villa Caribe. It suited us perfectly. The location was wonderful, the beach lovely, Paulina and Enrico very helpful, and we even saw lots of baby turtles make their way to the sea. We rented a van and a little car. We had an overnight at Chichen Itza, and of course we visited Tulum and Coba. You will be sad to learn that Casa Cenote appears to have been destroyed and no evidence that they were working on rebuilding. Also, Oscar y Lulu (or is it Lola) at the beach was destroyed, but they have rebuilt on the main road. So you are lucky that the latest hurricane hit slightly south of you. We enjoyed just about every restaurant at Akumal, I believe. We left a few extra books for your library. Our group thought you might want to suggest to guests that they adopt the Mexican way of not putting toilet paper in the toilet, at least not most of the time. Enrico instructed us in that the 2nd or 3rd day. All in all, we are delighted that we chose Villa Caribe for our vacation. I loved watching the sunrise every day.
Our stay at Villa Caribe was wonderful, especially because of the Caretakers enrique and Paulina, and also because of Caribbean Fantasy. I wish we had discovered the roof top bar at DeRosa's earlier....we really enjoyed that. Overall, this was one of our best vacations we have ever had. Thank you Caribbean Fantasy for everything.
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Which Came First?
Students will be able to distinguish between the past and present. Students will identify inventions in the past that have changed our lives.
Coin Type(s)
- Quarter
Coin Program(s)
- 50 State Quarters
- Students will be able to distinguish between the past and present.
- Students will identify inventions in the past that have changed our lives.
Major Subject Area Connections
- Art
- Language Arts
- Social Studies
- Kindergarten
- First grade
Class Time
Sessions: Three
Session Length: 20-30 minutes
Total Length: 91-120 minutes
- Whole group
- Individual work
Background Knowledge
Students should have a basic knowledge of:
- Past
- Present
Terms and Concepts
- Quarter
- Obverse (front)
- Reverse (back)
- Invention
- Crossroads
- Electricity
- 1 overhead projector (optional)
- 1 overhead transparency (or photocopy) of the "Utah Quarter Reverse" page
- 1 overhead transparency of the "Which Came First?" worksheet
- "Past and Present" worksheet
- "Which Came First?" worksheet
- 1 class map of the United States
- Chart paper
- Drawing paper
- Markers, pencils, crayons
- Scissors
- Glue sticks
- Make an overhead transparency (or photocopy) of each of the following:
- "Utah Quarter Reverse" page
- "Which Came First?" worksheet
- Make copies of the following:
- "Past and Present" worksheet (1 per student)
- "Which Came First?" worksheet (1 per student)
Worksheets and Files
Lesson plan, worksheet(s), and rubric (if any) at www.usmint.gov/kids/teachers/lessonPlans/pdf/208.pdf.
Session 1
- Discuss the terms "past" and "present" with the students. Ask the students what they think each word means and record responses on chart paper.
- Explain to the students that the past is something that has already happened and the present is something that is happening now.
- Ask the students to give examples of the past by using the prompt "I used to" and then ask them to give examples of the present by using the prompt "Now I."
- Tell the students that in the past things were different than they are today. Discuss the word "invention" and come up with a definition as a class. Write the word, the responses, and the definition on chart paper. Explain to the students that many of the inventions that we have today people did not have in the past.
- Discuss with the students that years ago people did not have electricity. Ask the students how they think people did things without electricity. Model what it would have been like to not have electricity in your classroom. Identify items in the classroom that use electricity such as lights, computer, pencil sharpener, and radio. Discuss how school must have been different in the past without these inventions. Then discuss how electricity makes things easier for us today.
- Ask the students to give other examples of inventions that we may not have had in the past like computers, telephones, radios, and pencils. and record appropriate responses on another piece of chart paper.
- Distribute the "Past and Present" worksheet to each student. Tell the students that they are to think of something in the past and draw it on one side and then draw something from the present on the other. Encourage the students to use the chart paper as a reference.
- Allow appropriate time to complete the assignment and then share with the class.
Session 2
- Review the charts and terms "past" and "present" from the previous session.
- Describe the 50 State Quarters® Program for background information, if necessary, using the example of your own state, if available. Then display the transparency or photocopy of the "Utah Quarter Reverse" page, mentioning that an object must be special to be on a quarter. Locate Utah on a classroom map. Note its position in relation to your school's location.
- With the students, on an overhead transparency, examine the design on this coin. Tell the students that the back of the coin is also called the reverse, and the "obverse" is another name for the front of the coin. Read the coin inscriptions to the class. Show them the date at the top of the coin and tell them that is the date that Utah became a state.
- Discuss the "Crossroads of the West" phrasing on the coin. Explain that a crossroads is where two roads cross. Give examples of crossroads near your school.
- Lead a class discussion regarding the coin images and tell the students that the images of the trains and the words "Crossroads of the West" are part of a special event that took place in Utah on May 10, 1869. At Promontory Point, Utah, two sets of railroad tracks met to make the first railroad to cross the United States from the east coast to the west. The large spike shown on the coin is the "golden spike" which is a symbol of the final spike to be struck into the tracks.
- Explain to the students that the "golden spike" and the railroad were important to the history of Utah because the railroad helped to connect the East and West faster and created more jobs for many people. This also made it easier to travel through the canyons, also depicted on the coin. Tell the students that all of these things made Utah the "Crossroads of the West."
- Discuss with the students how people traveled before the invention of the railroad and the connection of the railroad across our country. Ask the students why they think it may have made it easier with the railroad.
- Review the chart from the previous session and other inventions that we have in the present that people did not have in the past that makes life easier today. Add any new ideas to the chart.
- Distribute a piece of drawing paper to each student and tell them to choose one of the things from the list to draw and to write why it has made life easier.
Session 3
- Review the chart from the previous sessions.
- Display the "Which Came First?" worksheet and explain to the students that they are to cut out the pictures on the page and pair them with the more modern invention. They will then glue them in the appropriate place on the next page indicating whether it is past or present. Once they have done that they are to choose one of the inventions and write why it has made life easier. Allow an appropriate amount of time to complete this activity.
- Review the worksheets with the class. Discuss how important the past inventions are to the present.
Differentiated Learning Options
- Allow students to work in pairs.
- Allow students to use a scribe to label their drawings.
- Provide a worksheet with one of the columns already filled in with the drawings so they only have to provide the match.
- Have students think of something we don't have in the present that could make life easier in the future. Tell them to illustrate and explain in writing how it will help.
- Have students create skits of the past and present and what life was like before and after one of the inventions.
- Have students read a selected text about changes in the house from past to present.
- Have students use archival pictures from the Library of Congress (www.loc.gov) to examine changes in our lives from past to present.
- Take anecdotal notes about the students' participation in class discussions.
- Review the students' worksheets to evaluate whether they met the lesson objectives.
This lesson plan is not associated with any Common Core Standards.
Discipline: Social Studies
Domain: All Thematic Standards
Cluster: People, Places, and Environment
Grade(s): Grades K–12
Teachers should:
- Enable learners to use, interpret, and distinguish various representations of Earth such as maps, globes, and photographs, and to use appropriate geographic tools
- Encourage learners to construct, use, and refine maps and mental maps, calculate distance, scale, area, and density, and organize information about people, places, regions, and environments in a spatial context
- Help learners to locate, distinguish, and describe the relationships among varying regional and global patterns of physical systems such as landforms, climate, and natural resources, and explain changes in the physical systems
- Guide learners in exploring characteristics, distribution, and migration of human populations on Earth's surface
- Have learners describe how people create places that reflect culture, human needs, current values and ideals, and government policies
- Provide opportunities for learners to examine, interpret, and analyze interactions of human beings and their physical environments, and to observe and analyze social and economic effects of environmental changes, both positive and negative
- Challenge learners to consider, compare, and evaluate existing uses of resources and land in communities, regions, countries, and the world
- Direct learners to explore ways in which Earth's physical features have changed over time, and describe and assess ways historical events have influenced and been influenced by physical and human geographic features
Discipline: Language Arts
Domain: All Language Arts Standards
Cluster: Applying Strategies to Text
Grade(s): Grades K–12
- Students apply a wide range of strategies to comprehend, interpret, evaluate, and appreciate texts. They draw on their prior experience, their interactions with other readers and writers, their knowledge of word meaning and of other texts, their word identification strategies, and their understanding of textual features (e.g., sound–letter correspondence, sentence structure, context, graphics).
Discipline: Social Studies
Domain: All Thematic Standards
Cluster: Time, Continuity, and Change
Grade(s): Grades K–12
Teachers should:
- assist learners to understand that historical knowledge and the concept of time are socially influenced constructions that lead historians to be selective in the questions they seek to answer and the evidence they use
- help learners apply key concepts such as time, chronology, causality, change, conflict, and complexity to explain, analyze, and show connections among patterns of historical change and continuity
- enable learners to identify and describe significant historical periods and patterns of change within and across cultures, including but not limited to, the development of ancient cultures and civilizations, the emergence of religious belief systems, the rise of nation-states, and social, economic, and political revolutions
- guide learners in using such processes of critical historical inquiry to reconstruct and interpret the past, such as using a variety of sources and checking their credibility, validating and weighing evidence for claims, searching for causality, and distinguishing between events and developments that are significant and those that are inconsequential
- provide learners with opportunities to investigate, interpret, and analyze multiple historical and contemporary viewpoints within and across cultures related to important events, recurring dilemmas, and persistent issues, while employing empathy, skepticism, and critical judgment; and enable learners to apply ideas, theories, and modes of historical inquiry to analyze historical and contemporary developments, and to inform and evaluate actions concerning public policy issues.
Discipline: Mathematics
Domain: K-2 Measurement
Cluster: Apply appropriate techniques, tools, and formulas to determine measurements.
Grade(s): Grades K–12
In K through grade 2 all students should
- measure with multiple copies of units of the same size, such as paper clips laid end to end;
- use repetition of a single unit to measure something larger than the unit, for instance, measuring the length of a room with a single meterstick;
- use tools to measure; and
- develop common referents for measures to make comparisons and estimates.
Discipline: Mathematics
Domain: K-2 Measurement
Cluster: Understand measurable attributes of objects and the units, systems, and processes of measurement.
Grade(s): Grades K–12
In K through grade 2 all students should
- recognize the attributes of length, volume, weight, area, and time;
- compare and order objects according to these attributes;
- understand how to measure using nonstandard and standard units; and
- select an appropriate unit and tool for the attribute being measured.
Discipline: Language Arts
Domain: All Language Arts Standards
Cluster: Print/Non-print Texts
Grade(s): Grades K–12
- Students read a wide range of print and non-print texts to build an understanding of texts, of themselves, and of the cultures of the United States and the world; to acquire new information; to respond to the needs and demands of society and the workplace; and for personal fulfillment. Among these texts are fiction and nonfiction, classic and contemporary works.


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2006 Hyundai TucsonTBruce, Babb, MT, January 25, 2014 12:04I bought my U.S. built Tucson GL Dec 17, 2013 with 64,000 miles, so I've had it just over one month. It has a 2.0L with 5 speed manual and is FrtWD. I get 28 to 31 mpg in the city (seriously!) - I have not had it on the highway yet. Suspension is stiff and somewhat noisy. Lots of interior room. Rear defroster wasn't working. The 30A fuse was blown and it blows instantly when replaced, and the Air Bag 10A fuse was missing. After replacing it the Air Bag light stays on continually (someone didn't want to fix both problems obviously), so I have a couple of problems that need to be addressed. Purchased it through a dealer and decided to buy a 2 year, 24K limited power train warranty for an additional $400 just in case. Overall I am really enjoying it. It's my first Hyundai but I have had two Ford Escapes previously.Enthusiast
2008 Hyundai Tucsonjerryd15, Conway, SC, July 19, 2013 16:09This car has been pretty good. At 50,000 miles the AC compressor went and they diagnosed it as the power steering unit so they both got replaced on warranty. They tried to sell me a timing belt at that time which I thought was premature but I think they needed the money. Now has 70000 and still running good. Will try to find local garage for timing belt. I am kind of disappointed that the AC only lasted 50K, that is poor quality parts.Rookie
2010 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Tacoma, WA, June 27, 2013 06:24I have no spark on one of my coil what will be the problem
2013 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, North Brunswick, NJ, March 08, 2013 11:36Although this vehicle rides like a truck for the most part we love it. I would however suggest a few minor improvements. The side view mirrors creat a blind spot when parking and should be either moved slightly or the size and shape altered. The radio screen could be tipped down more as the text is not clearly viewable by the passenger when the driver is unable to turn their head and look at it. The horn is a bit "juvenile" for a tough "truck/car." It would be nice to have a pocketbook "stablizing hanger" on the side of the center console. All of these are minor and are tweaks but I would admit we are very pleased (99%) with our new car and would recommend it to family and friends
2007 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Gambell, AK, February 14, 2013 05:24my car is 2007 model and reached 110000km, lately it has started giving problem like starting and i took it to the nearby workshop. They said glow plug has completely stopped working. Acordingly glow plug from dealer was asked...however while taking out one of the plug couldnot...so workshop dealer said carbon inside the plug has blasted......what shud we do to replace the plug.
2007 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Parkville, MD, December 23, 2012 03:46I have had my 2007 Tucson for almost 6 years (bought it new) and it has been a wonderful car (small SUV). I have regular maintainence done, have had a new set of tires put on, and recently replaced the battery. Overall it has been very reliable. It is just a 4 cyl. and that is all I need to get around in. The suspension is stiff, but it is nice for multi-use -taking the dog to the vet, hauling items for yard work, etc. I would buy Hyundai again. Only suggestion...that gas mileage be improved for city use - it is a 4 cyl and could do better. It also does quite well in the snow....I've passed quite a few big trucks that cannot get up inclines...buzzed right past them.
2012 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Clinton, IA, November 29, 2012 01:40my car is 4 wheel drive, am always using normal 2 wheel drive. in meter consol sometimes 2 wheel drive symbol glowing continously, it will go only switch off the engin and start again. Help me what i have to do, this is a serious issue?
2011 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Brooklyn, NY, August 23, 2012 14:22Purchased car new. 2011 Tucson Limited FWD 4 CYLINDER . since day one, getting terrrrrible gas milage. supposed to get 22 city, 31 hwy. I am getting about 9 city and most ever 23 hwy. Been in shop for weeks.. for several issues. 9 months after purchase Taligate lifter went. 2 months later horn went. Dealer spent 3 weeks ripping apart steering wheel to fix.. finally third week. replaced horn and it worked. recently driver door handle would not open from inside. needed to open window and use outside. they ordered cable. needed handle. dealer rented car. waiting 3 days on repairs. brought car to several dealers in several states. could not find bad gas milage problem. no check engine light no repair. now my speedometer says going 60, digital speedometer says 31 MPH. no updates on regular basis. anyone has a suggestion. Went to dealer who had 6,000 off msrp. wanted to trade car in. when showed up.. bait and switch.. says dealer msrp after they add 6,000 worth of rim and detailing and..wood trim.. back to old msrp price. so raise price to lower price. what a rip off. Lied to my face. car rides well. looks nice. just sick about bad gas mileage. # 1 reason I purchased car.
2011 Hyundai Tucsondroberts67, Houston, TX, May 17, 2012 16:342011 Hyundai Tucson Limited owner with continuing ESC and TSC issues....at around 15k had to have it towed to a dealer b/c it would not shift out of or into park after the ESC/TSC lights came on...dealer replaced the brake switch and said there would be no more issues...today at 27k, same issue...lights came on randomly in a car park,trouble getting it into park then it was fine. until today....another trip to the dealer is now scheduled.....thinking about trading it in now..anyone else with this complaint? and what , if anything, resolved it ?Rookie
2005 Hyundai Tucsonbonniesac, Sacramento, CA, April 19, 2012 16:15My door locks are not working all of the time. I am the original owner, but it only has 40,000 miles, so it hasn't gone very far. I changed batteries on the key fobs a few years ago, when it first started, but there wasn't much improvement. Now that I use the car more frequently, it seems to be happening more often. One day, after not using the car for a day, I went out to the garage, and the car was clicking. The battery was dead. A month earlier, I had a dead battery, and I heard some clicking when I opened the door. The clicking stopped by putting the key in the ignition. I have brought it in to Hyundai a few times, but since it is an intermittent problem, they have not done anything. One night last week, the door locks would not open for me to get in, but the interior light came on. I had to open the door with the key, but I could not lock the door until I started the engine. It would not lock. This is not the safest of neighborhoods. I have to worry about dead batteries and doors that won't lock. that it is safe to be in. Would a new security system work if the door locks don't?Enthusiast
2005 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Boise, ID, March 28, 2012 09:13I bought a 2005 Tuscon and it has been a great vehicle. Most repair issues were handled under warranty with excellent service. Replaced all brakes at 70,000 miles. I have a 2.7 engine with 4-wheel drive. Gas mileage has been 17 in town and 23 on the road. A little dissappointing considering the small size of the vehicle. The only long term problem has been the air conditioning system. I've had it in numerous times because it would produce marginally cool air and would struggle in 90 degree temperatures. It started blowing warm air last Fall. The warranty had ended and I learned my evaporator core was leaking. I'm having it repaired next week---costs $850.
2005 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Wilson, NC, March 17, 2012 20:53Problems with locks not unlocking and locking.. What good is a keyless entry??? While riding in the car, many times you can hear the locks going off and on. Will actually do this while the car is turned off. Have left car locked and came back after shopping and car is unlocked... How safe is this?? While car is off for no reason at all the alarm will go on and off. Sometimes have woke up to a dead battery due to this!! Driver seat belt will not alarm if you do not snap the buckle to alert you to buckle up!! Sometimes the car grabs while braking and sounds as if it will fall apart. Had the brakes checked and changed and still have the same problem!! Money wasted!! Drivers seat at times moves back and forth but not on the part that slides seat back and forth but the just the bottom part of the seat!! Any ideas??? Help is appreciated!!
2011 Hyundai Tucsonhenrys nana, Atlanta, GA, December 20, 2011 23:25I bought my 2011 Hyundai Tuscon , I got stranded 3.5 miles from home over thanksgiving 2011, The EPS light came on and could not steer. It was towed to Capital Hyundai in Montgomery Alabama, where service writer said the power steering colum had to be replaced. Well they gave me a loaner and I dove home. came back 2 days later.. No charge. Capital Hyundai lied to me, I dove the car off their lot and stoped .,Opened door and removed the power steering fuse from under the hood 10amp fuse, well good golly! I recreated the problem.. Not only did Capital Hyundai lie to me , they gave me a dirty car. it was not vaccumed out nor was it washed. I am now ready to sell this car. I called and was told they are are franchise, and almost 1 month later, no word from the dealership owner, I had called and left messages..Enthusiast
2007 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Edgecomb, ME, September 28, 2011 20:25Yeah, same story, 50K back brakes needed replacing. Must be a fault with these Tucsons
2005 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Pembroke Pines, FL, August 12, 2011 08:48EXCELLENT SUV!
2007 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Missouri City, TX, August 06, 2011 19:22Purchased the Limited 2007 Tucson brand new. Started having problems with the vehicle close to the end of my warranty. Problems included cranking issues, transmission acceleration and fuel smell. Took it to several authorized Hyundai Dealerships and they couldn't figure out what was wrong with the car. They called a field engineer in and the end result was that they voided my warranty because of their "Authorized" Hyundai dealership installed an alarm system without my permission. Now I'm stuck with a car note and a non working car. My advise to people looking into purchasing an Hyundai, well, Don't! Their cars my look good on the outside but they're a lemon on the inside. Plus, do you realy want to purchase a vehicle from a company that will void your warranty and leave you hanging with a car note. In addition, my car is a BIG red flag safety problem and they don't car to repair it. Sounds like another Toyota in the making! You have been alerted!
2010 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Merrimack, NH, May 18, 2011 12:05Bakes seemed to always look rusty. When pressing the brake pedal, I would feel the brakes pulsing. Failed state inspection after only 10500 miles for bad rear brakes (1mm on both sides). Now I will try to have Hyundai replace the brake pads, and possibly rotors under warranty. Other than that... love my Tuscon.
2007 Hyundai TucsonVisitor, Lynch Station, VA, November 01, 2010 21:50the biggest problem ive gotb with the 2007 Tucson city is that in just over two years ive had to replace the brake pads and get the disc machine 3 times, and noone can get my wheel alignment right, my car has only travelled 50,000km since july 2007. has anyone else had this problem?
2006 Hyundai TucsonDJ LaPorte, Milwaukee, WI, May 24, 2010 11:49We own the V6 Limited. A solid, reliable car that I would buy again. Vehicle has had very few problems (with the exception of mediocre gas mileage). We run with headlamps "ON" at all times & have gone through NUMEROUS sets of low-beam lamps. In an effort to curb premature wear, we have begun to turn the lights on only AFTER starting (vs. leaving them on 24/7). Update: After 5 months, the headlamp problem described in January seems to have been solved by turning the lights off prior to start-up.Enthusiast
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elli0711 on 1/1/2014 9:43:00 PM more reviews by elli0711
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I recently purchased this palette on Sephora's website as it was on sale. I am so happy I went with this purchase! The palette has wonderful colours with good pigmentation and the pencil that is included with the palette is a great addition. I just wish that they sold it separately so I will have to use it sparingly. I use the two matte colours as highlighters and the rest of the shades you can wear alone or mix it up to create different looks. I still have to try all the different colours but in time I'm sure I will have the chance to test them all out. The case works for me as I leave my palettes at home but I'm sure that it will be easy to travel with if needed. I would definitely buy this palette again hopefully on sale again as I love deals :)
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*TOP REVIEWER* mariella99 on 7/18/2013 6:55:00 AM more reviews by mariella99
Age: 44-55 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Brown
So, here's the story. I have maybe half a dozen Stila shadows that I love. They make great eye shadow. But I really wasn't interested in the palettes UNTIL I saw In the Garden featured on a beauty blog and suddenly, I needed to check it out. I swatched all the colours I really liked and then headed home to compare them to my pretty extensive stash, figuring I'd have dupes for them all. WRONG! So a few days later, back to the store I went and came home clutching this beautiful assortment of neutrals (and a wee pop of colour).
I am CRAZY IN LOVE this palette (and for an old dame like me to be talking this way says a lot). Initially, I got it specifically for the shades Bark, Sage and Moss but every single colour in this palette (with the exception of Rosette) is a colour I wear (and though I've only had this for 4 days, I've worn a different colour combination every day and so have tried all the other shadows at least once). Juniper, which looks a bit too "spruce green" in the palette, looks so much prettier and more subtle on the lid - the colour becomes far more flattering (still intense but less harsh looking). Chinois is a perfect matte highlight or lid shade or an all-over base for neutralizing any lid discolourations. Breeze is a great lid colour and looks fantastic worn all on its own for a quick and easy look. To my surprise, Nectar works well for me too. The 3 shades I loved initially are every bit as wonderful as they seemed when I first swatched them. The twist up liner pencil in the colour Starfish is also gorgeous. The only downside is that it's not available individually so I think I'll have to be careful not to waste it (it stays put very well and doesn't need sharpening - BONUS). The instruction booklet included is a REALLY nice addition (I know UD has done this recently with one of their palettes also and I think it's a great idea). The palette is well put together and although I'm not a huge fan of cardboard, this seems less "cardboard-y" than some other palettes I have. Indeed, a mirror would have been a nice addition bit it's not a deal-breaker.
SO....the long and short of it is that this is a FABULOUS palette - great colours put together in a very co-ordinated way and great quality and value - in Canada, this is an annoying $50 (as compared to $39 US) but even so, 10 great shadows (well, 9 if you don't count Rosette) and a terrific eye lining pencil for 50 bucks is still a good value.
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KarinaRose12 on 5/4/2013 5:31:00 PM more reviews by KarinaRose12
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I love this palette it is perfect for spring and transitioning into summer
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madcancer7 on 4/12/2013 3:29:00 PM more reviews by madcancer7
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Black, Wavy Eyes: Black
Only 4 reviews? This palette deserves better. I got this as a Christmas gift from a friend and have been using it regularly. The colours are very wearable even though they are not neutral and work appropriate giving my eyes that pop of colour. I love all the colours in the palette but my favourite has to be chinosis, nectar, moss and Jupiter. Chinosis and nectar are the best highlight I have used better than MAC shroom or rice paper they are very buttery and highlight wonderfully. Moss and Jupiter makes very good liner colours. I also love that it comes with a look book with examples on how to create eye looks with the palette. I have tried some of the looks and gotten many compliments. Great for beginners who need help with makeup!
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*TOP REVIEWER* dddoxie on 12/5/2012 12:35:00 PM more reviews by dddoxie
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Hazel
This was one of the worst palettes I've ever purchased. The shadows look beautiful in the pan and even swatched heavily, but on the eyes, they are sheer and fade away to nothingness in a matter of a few hours (and yes, I wear primer). The eyeliner pencil that I got with my palette broke upon first use (couldn't twist up anymore). I wanted to love this but it was just a big, fat NO for me.
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dwautier on 12/4/2012 11:20:00 PM more reviews by dwautier
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
Good colour selection and minimal fall out. The packaging is kinda crappy but it is very compact which is nice. All the colours work on my NW15 complexion & blue eyes.
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Judeanna on 10/18/2012 2:14:00 PM more reviews by Judeanna
Age: 56 & Over Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I am a fair, warm skin toned blonde with eyes that are a combo of blue, green and gold. The colors in this palette are very flattering to my eye color,. If you have similar coloring I think this would work for you. I also think fair, green-eyed redheads could easily wear these colors, as well as women with hazel eyes.
The previous reviewer gave a good description of the individual colors in the palette.
I like that they included two colors in the palette that contrast with the four muted greens -- the Rosette and the Freesia (violet)color. The Juniper shade is a great liner. The two pale mattes, Chinois and Nectar, are excellent base shadows.
Also included is a smudge stick pencil liner in Starfish, a muted mossy green with subtle gold shimmer.
The quality of the shadows is excellent with a soft texture, blends easily and very true to tone over a primer.
The palette comes with a little booklet that shows six different eye shadow combinations from understated to glamorous.
It comes in a hard cardboard type container. Some people prefer a plastic container, but I like this because it's fairly light weight if I want to carry it in my bag.
Overall I think this is a very good quality palette and reasonably priced as compared to similar high-end palettes.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Jellyblob on 8/23/2012 1:06:00 PM more reviews by Jellyblob
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brunette, Medium Eyes: Brown
In the Garden is one of the four "IN THE..." palettes released by Stila. I have In the Light and will be receiving In the Know from Sephora any day now (I ordered it a couple of days ago - will review it once I've tried it out a bit). In the Garden consists of the following eyeshadows (I copied it from the website because I transferred my eyeshadows to a YABY freestyle palette and tossed the cardboard box).
Chinois - matte creamy white
Breeze - shimmery beige
Bark - shimmery taupe
Freesia - shimmery violet blue
Rosette - metallic pink violet
Nectar - matte creamy beige
Honey - metallic bronze gold
Sage - shimmery translucent green
Moss - dark olive green with shimmer
Juniper - deep shimmery forest green
Palette also includes an exclusive Smudge Stick shade in Starfish (black with gold)
The colors are really buttery and pigmented. One swipe with your finger and the color you get on your tip is the color you see in the pan. On me, they last for about 8 hours with primer and less without. The two mattes are the lightest shades so they are great for highlighting under the brows or to accent any part of the eyes.
Even though four out of the ten colours lean green, they are very wearable and flattering because they tonal greens - imagine taupe or beige with a tint of green. Even the deepest green looks like a greener version of teal. There isn't a single eyeshadow with glitter in it. The smudgestick does have some but it is not very visible. The palette retails for $39 but Skinstore is selling it at 30% off right now! (I got mine at 20% off).
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Illinois Firearm and Muzzleloader-only Deer permits that are still available after the close of the random daily drawing period on Oct. 1 will be sold over-the-counter for the first time this year. The remaining Firearm and Muzzleloader-only permits will be available DNR Direct license and permit agents beginning Oct. 19.
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Hunters interested in archery deer hunting at Des Plaines State Fish and Wildlife Area can call and arrange to pick up the 2009 archery deer hunting parking permits for the site thru Nov. 30 at the site office located at 24621 North River Road, Wilmington, 60481. Hunters who want a parking permit for Des Plaines SFWA must call the site office at (815)423-5326 in advance to make an appointment to obtain the permit. Archery deer hunters wanting a parking permit are required to have a 2009 hunting license and habitat stamp.
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Several additional drop-off sites have been established where hunters may leave the heads from adult deer for testing. Hunters should remove the deer head, leaving the two vertebrae nearest the skull attached. The head should be placed in a heavy-grade plastic bag and kept cool until the hunter delivers it to the drop-off site. The head should be stored on ice or refrigerated, but not frozen. (Tissue samples cannot be taken from deer heads refrigerated more than three days).
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Boone—Boone County Conservation District-Maintenance Bldg, 655 N. Appleton Rd., Loves Park, M-Sun 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Dekalb—Shabbona Lake State Park, 4201 Shabbona Grove Rd., Shabbona, M-Sun.
Ogle—Castle Rock State Park, 1365 W. Castle Rd., Oregon, M-Sun.
Winnebago—Rock Cut State Park, 7318 Harlem Rd., Loves Park, M-Sun; Sugar River Forest Preserve, 10127 Forest Preserve Rd, Durand, M-Sun.
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WHAT IT IS: Treat your skin to the benefits of professional aromatherapy skincare. Kits features a complete regimen for mens skin.
WHAT IT DOES: Cleanse, Shave, Protect, Slows Hair Regrowth and Reduces bumps. Great for holiday travel or stocking stuffers.
Ingredients: Aromessence Men: Rpunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Rosa Moschata Seed Oil, Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Flower Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil, Tocopherol Eugenol, D-Limonene, Linalool, Isoeugenol, Benzyl Benzoate. Soothing After Shave: Water, Isodecyl Neopentanoate, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Pentylene Glycol, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut ) Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (JoJoBa) Seed oil, Glycerin, Dipropylene Glycol, C20-22 Alkyl Phosphate, Tribehin, Panthenol, PEG-6, PEG-32, Methyl Methacr. Clean Skin Scrub: water (Aqua), sodium lauroyl oat amino acids, polyethylene, sodium laureth sulfate, acrylates copolymer, cocamidopropyl betaine, PEG-120 methyl glucose dioleate, mentha piperita (Peppermint) oil, eugenia caryophyllus (Clove) flower oil, eucalyptus globul. Express Shave Gel: Water (Aqua), Palmitic Acid, triethanolamine, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract, Ceteth-20, Butane, Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Eugenia Caryophyllus (Clove) Flower Oil, Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil, Mineral Oil (Paraffinum Liquidum), Isobutane, Propane. Eye Contour: water (Aqua), caprylic/Capric triglyceride, silica, glycerin, dipropylene glycol, siloxantriol, alginate, sodium hydroxyethyl acrylate/Acrylomethyl taurate copolymer, squalane, bisabolol, panthenol, boswellia carterii oil, eucalyptus globulus leaf oil
Brand: Decleor Paris
Prized for their effectiveness and delicious scents, Decléor Paris' all-natural spa, skincare and wellness products will leave you feeling rejuvenated and refreshed. Founded in 1974 by a team of UK-based beauty and wellness experts, Decléor Paris is now the world's largest purveyor of fine aromatherapy products, including the Aromessence line of skin serums made from essential oil blends such as Roman chamomile, néroli, and damask rose (Rose d'Orient). Decléor Paris' eye creams, moisturizers, hydration gift sets, cocoon body wraps, and other products are infused with responsibly sourced botanicals and as many as 38 fragrant essential oils. Feeling stressed? Try the Néroli serum, formulated to relax and soothe you.