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Top 10 Finalists named for 2011 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year
OKLAHOMA CITY — The Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America announced today the Top 10 Finalists for the 2011 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year, which will be awarded May 31 at the athlete banquet of the 2011 NCAA Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City. The award, which is considered the most prestigious honor in Division I women's collegiate softball, is designed to recognize outstanding athletic achievement by female collegiate softball players across the country.
Now in its 10th year, past winners of the USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award include UCLA's Stacey Nuveman, Florida State's Jessica Van der Linden, three-time winner Texas pitcher Cat Osterman, Tennessee's Monica Abbott, Virginia Tech's Angela Tincher and two-time winner Washington's Danielle Lawrie.
The Top 10 finalists represent nine schools and five different NCAA Division I Conferences. The list is comprised of three seniors, three juniors and four sophomores.
2011 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Top 10 Finalists
Name (School) – Year – Position – Hometown
Katelyn Boyd (Arizona State) – Junior – Infield – Phoenix, Ariz.
Kayla Braud (Alabama) – Sophomore – Infield – Eugene, Ore.
Megan Bush (Florida) – Senior – Utility – Anaheim Hills, Calif.
Raven Chavanne (Tennessee) – Sophomore – Outfield – Thousand Oaks, Calif.
Kelsi Dunne (Alabama) – Senior – Pitcher – Port Orange, Fla.
Ashley Hansen (Stanford) – Junior – Infield – Chandler, Ariz.
Blaire Luna (Texas) – Sophomore – Pitcher – Austin, Texas
Christi Orgeron (ULL) – Junior – Utility – New Orleans, La.
Jordan Taylor (Michigan) – Senior – Pitcher – Valencia, Calif.
Chelsea Thomas (Missouri) – RS Sophomore – Pitcher – Pleasantville, Iowa
The three finalists will be announced May 25. The winner of the 2011 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Award will be announced on May 31 at the athlete banquet of the 2011 NCAA Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City.
About ASA
The Amateur Softball Association, founded in 1933, is the National Governing Body of softball in the United States and a member of the United States Olympic Committee. The ASA has become one of the nation's largest sports organizations and now sanctions competition in every state through a network of 76 local associations. The ASA has grown from a few hundred teams in the early days to over 210,000 teams today, representing a membership of more than three million. For more information on the ASA, visit http://www.asasoftball.com/.
About USA Softball
USA Softball is the brand created, operated and owned by the ASA that links the USA Men's, Women's, Junior Boys' and Junior Girls' National Team programs together. USA Softball is responsible for training, equipping and promoting these four National Teams to compete in international and domestic competitions. The USA Softball Women's National Team is one of the only two women's sports involved in the Olympic movement to capture three consecutive gold medals at the Olympic Games since 1996. The U.S. women have also won nine World Championship titles including the last seven consecutive as well as claimed four World Cup of Softball titles. For more information about USA Softball, please visit http://www.usasoftball.com/.


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Throughout the world individuals face harassment and imprisonment as a result of exercising their right to freedom of expression. Yet the Amnesty International Report 2011 reveals a world in which people continue to challenge oppression and to confront human rights abusers, despite the powerful array of repressive measures deployed against them. The Report shows that it is often the communities most affected by human rights abuses that are the real driving force behind the human rights struggle.
International Justice
Many human rights violations are so serious that they amount to crimes under international law – crimes which all states have a duty to investigate and prosecute in their national criminal courts. War crimes, torture, genocide, extrajudicial executions and enforced disappearance all fall under this category. As the Amnesty International Report 2011 shows, opportunities to end injustice have increased markedly under the new system of international justice. However, millions of victims are still being ignored.
Corporate Accountability
Globalization has significantly changed the world we live in, presenting new and complex challenges for the protection of human rights. Companies that operate across national boundaries have gained unprecedented power and influence across the world. The Amnesty International Report 2011 highlights the enormous impact that companies have on the rights of individuals and communities. It shows that communities are frequently denied access to information about company operations and excluded from participating in decisions that affect their lives.
Death Penalty
When Amnesty International was created in 1961, only nine countries had abolished the death penalty and few considered it a human rights issue. Fifty years on, the momentum for worldwide abolition is unstoppable and 96 countries have abolished the death penalty for all crimes.
Reproductive Rights are Human Rights
Women have gained greater equality in the past 50 years, but the Amnesty International Report 2011 illustrates that in many countries across the world much more remains to be done. Women and girls still face discrimination and violence, and are denied their right to decide freely when to have children. In some countries, access to abortion is granted in law but denied in practice. In others, such as Nicaragua, abortion is illegal, even for survivors of rape.
Middle East and North Africa
Across the Middle East and North Africa people are speaking out for freedom and justice - a new generation has come of age and said "enough" to repression and corruption. The protests have left the world in no doubt about the appalling human rights records of governments across the region and given rise to an unprecedented opportunity for change.

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Mine do have a bunch of leaves per bulb. When I bought this house I was so excited at all the crocus that came up in the spring..talk about disappointing! :P I just got finished pulling them from the back bed this weekend. I don't know what to do about all the ones in the lawn. |
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Bradford's magical run to the League Cup final ended with a thud. Swansea dominated from start to finish, holding 74% of the possession and not conceding a single shot or corner in the first half. Goals from Nathan Dyer and Michu indicated a rout was coming.
Dyer added a second in the 57th minute to kill any semblance of a captivating final. That was until Matt Duke hauled down JDG2 in the box 12 minutes later.
Jonathan De Guzman is the chief penalty taker for Swansea, and though Dyer sat a goal away from a memorable hat-trick, the Canadian Dutch international stepped up to take the kick.
I'm forgetting something. Right. De Guzman and Dyer performed their long awaited vaudeville act, squabbling over who would take the penalty. As a sheepish Michael Laudrup looked on, Michu played peacemaker. The whole scene was embarrassing. Generalizing is useless, but what other sport sees this kind of garbage happen on a regular basis?
Today is one for celebration. Swansea has methodically cemented themselves as a vanguard of the new wave, making smart buys and relying on a system that allows for positive football. 10 years ago Bradford City was heading for extinction. They've come a long way.
In his postgame interview Dyer said he passed the penalty on. Drinks were on the docket, thus the need for hasty lies. Swansea will play in Europe next season yet the stench lingers on.
Update: Good grief
Laudrup says no designated penalty taker – but Dyer missed penalty in training
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I can't think about Greg Jennings without saying his name really slowly in my mind, and picturing him with a broken leg. This is a problem I will overcome one day.
Jennings — as you're abundantly aware by now due to daily/hourly reminders — will be one of the most coveted free agents next Tuesday, and you'll begin hearing far too many rumors about him playing everywhere including for your office flag football team Saturday when the negotiating window opens. Much like fellow free agent wideout Mike Wallace, Jennings has widely been connected to the Dolphins and Vikings, because any receiver of note who's available as a free agent or through trade is connected to the Dolphins and Vikings.
But lately another intriguing possibility has been floated: the Rams.
Let's operate here under the hypothetical assumption that Danny Amendola walks, and potentially leaves St. Louis to replace Wes Welker in New England (wheee more semi baseless speculation!), and a massive void is then created. That's always bad, but it could become especially painful in St. Louis where a young quarterback — Sam Bradford — is still, um, young and developing.
Compounding the fear of a vacant wide receiver closet (general managers really do have those) is the departure of Brandon Gibson as a free agent too. That would leave Bradford without one of his equally young and sort of budding receivers, and his handy trusted slot guy. Doom could quickly follow.
But enter Jennings. For both Jennings and Wallace, we've been wondering if Miami is ideally suited for the best possible production if the Dolphins can retain Brian Hartline, which is looking likely. But for Jennings — who's still fast when healthy, just not Wallace fast — St. Louis could become the better destination if the Rams do indeed pursue him following Amendola's possible exit.
If Jennings is paired with burner Chris Givens, the vertical threat on the opposite side of the field will largely draw the bracket coverage. That happens when defenses remember that Givens tied a rookie record by hauling in a reception of 50 yards or more in five straight games. During that stretch (weeks 4 to 8 this past season), he averaged 29.4 yards per catch. Seriously.
Givens' longest catch was 65 yards, and he also added two 37 yarders. So he's quite quick, and that will open up areas in the middle. Which is nice because that's where Jennings now excels at the age of 29, with his speed diminished.
ESPN's Matt Bowen (subscription required), analyzed Jennings' tape during the 2012 season, charting the routes he was asked to run most often, and the imaginary squiggly lines that allowed him to have the greatest success. They were almost exclusively routes where the middle of the field is emphasized. That led Bowen to noting that with his ability in open space, routes which break after 12-15 yards were the most common in Jennings' arsenal.
He's smooth in the open field, and he can set up a defender and take advantage of poor angles to the ball. That's why you throw the underneath crosser or hit Jennings on the slant. His ability after the catch can turn a simple route into an explosive play.
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Dame Judi Dench
Spoke Spanish and German and French,
While Dame Helen Mirren was quite the linguist,
Fluent in the Queen's English.
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Married a gal who was chubby and round,
While T S Eliot wed
A slender lady instead.
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With Portia de Rossi.
Al Gore
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Edward Schillebeeckx
Was so abstruse, for heaven's sakes!
Hans Küng was not much better,
Using Latin and Greek to write a love letter.
Anne Bradstreet
Was prim and proper and sweet,
But she grew randy as a sailor
When she met Edward Taylor.
Agha Shahid Ali
Was mystified by Salvador Dalí,
Whose art was something of a puzzle,
Not unlike a double-dutch ghazal.
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Married an old bag of bones
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Map of Ocean City Harbor and Inlet (Photo by USACE Courtesy Photo)
AUTHORIZATION: Continuing Authorities Program, Section 107 of the River and Harbor Act of 1960, as amended.
TYPE OF PROJECT: Shallow Draft Navigation
CONTRIBUTION TO CHESAPEAKE BAY: None
PROJECT PHASE: Design & Implementation
CONGRESSIONAL INTEREST: Senators Mikulski and Cardin (MD); Congressman Harris (MD-01)
NON-FEDERAL SPONSOR: Maryland Department of Natural Resources and the Town of Ocean City, Maryland.
BACKGROUND: The Ocean City Harbor and Inlet are located between two barrier islands, Fenwick and Assateague and within Isle of Wight and Sinepuxent Bay in Worcester County, Maryland.
The Ocean City Inlet was created by a hurricane in the 1930s. Shortly thereafter, the inlet was stabilized and the harbor was dredged. Since their creation, the harbor and inlet continue to be dredged to the federally authorized dimensions of 10 feet deep and 200 feet wide. The harbor and inlet are inadequate to accommodate the eight local commercial vessels that draw up to 13 feet under full load. Shoals will continue to form in established areas in the channel and increase the operating costs of commercial watermen using the system. The effect the channel shoaling process has on boating operations is to gradually increase damages, maintenance costs, tide-waiting delays and fuel costs as controlling depths in the channel become shallower in the years following the maintenance dredging.
This project was investigated as part of the Ocean City Water Resources Feasibility Study initiated in July 1995. The recommended project consists of dredging Ocean City Harbor to a depth of 14 feet and dredging the inlet to a depth of 16 feet. As part of the long-term management plan for Assateague Island, some of the sediment dredged from the inlet may be placed in the surf zone off of Assateague Island. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has requested placement alternatives from the sponsor for the 88,000 yd3 of material to be dredged from the Harbor. The project has been inactive since FY04 due to nation-wide funding shortfalls in the Section 107 program and more recently due to the lack of non-Federal sponsor funds.
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With you receiving mixed reactions stemming from your weight loss, what are your thoughts on some calling you a sex symbol?
Well, I've always been a sex symbol. When I was fat I was a sex symbol. Some men like it that, you know. But I don't think about that. That's so far from my mind right now [Laughs].
Congratulations on your recent weight loss. What's your reaction to those speculating that you had surgery? [Lowkey messiness: That's the shit I don't like. -- Fresh]
They can say whatever they want. Only I know what's really going on. My weight loss had to occur, because I was diagnosed with Type-2 Diabetes and I also had high blood pressure. And I've been on medication for that since last year until the beginning of this year. And I ended up going, "Oh, no, no, no, no, this is enough. I can't live like this." And I have a new little daughter to raise [my granddaughter], I adopted her so I have to be here. … [She] was really my first and major influence to lose weight and get healthy so I can be here for her. What I did was stopped eating and went on a strict unconditional fast for a couple of months. And went off meat, became vegan, stopped all the dairy, stopped all the meat.
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A lot has changed since TacoTime International Inc.'s founder, Ron Fraedrick, mortgaged his home in 1960 to come up with the $5,000 he needed to launch the Eugene, Oregon-based franchise. "Nobody really knew what franchising was then," says head of international development John Shickich of TacoTime's early days. "It was a bunch of entrepreneurs feeling their way through a new way of growing a concept."
Today, TacoTime's original franchise agreements, short enough to be written on a napkin, have expanded to numerous pages that rest in the hands of approximately 330 franchisees. But even within a more complicated regulatory framework, the essence of the franchising model has remained intact, says Shickich. "The core element of [taking] a perfected concept and teaching people how to do it still works." In 1997, it worked to the tune of $110 million in gross sales.
Over the years, technology has brought about some of the biggest changes. "We try to innovate through technology to lower our costs and reduce the risk of foodborne illness," says Shickich. "One of the things we're noticing is every time we make a significant technological change, it helps reduce costs and improve sales."
When TacoTime started out, its primary means of marketing was through individual stores. Today, the franchisor's marketing has expanded to include co-op advertising with TacoTime's corporate stores and franchise outlets. "There's a synergy there," says Shickich. "You get a lot more bang for your buck."
Shickich believes all of franchising's rules and regulations may actually provide a bonus to franchisors. "It's very positive in that [the law] requires you to disclose key information about who you are and what you do," he says. "It's good for franchisors to [review that information] regularly and look at the business they're in and what they're doing."
The wave of TacoTime's future? Expanding beyond America's borders. Says Shickich, "It's a great benefit to go overseas, but it brings a host of challenges," challenges the company is meeting head-on in such locations as Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Canada.
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The Refinance Index decreased 16.9 percent from the previous week and the seasonally adjusted Purchase Index increased 0.2 percent from one week earlier. The unadjusted Purchase Index increased 0.5 percent compared with the previous week and was 18.1 percent lower than the same week one year ago. The government purchase index increased significantly for the third straight week and as a result, the government share of purchase applications increased to 49.9 percent, its highest level since February 1990 and the third highest level in the history of the data. The four week moving average for the seasonally adjusted Market Index is down 3.8 percent. The four week moving average is up 3.2 percent for the seasonally adjusted Purchase Index, while this average is down 6.9 percent for the Refinance Index.
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What Is a Vision Quest? by Jim Nolan
I went on one, and this is my version. There are as many versions as there are Questers, I have no doubt. But it occurred to me that at Southwestern College, we talk about Vision Quest a lot, but have an insider's knowing about what they look like that an outsider, or newcomer might not have. So here you go…
In its simplest terms, the Vision Quest lasts ten days, four of which are spent on your own, with no tent (you can bring a tarp, and jerry-rig it up against a tree), and no food, only water. More about that later. You go to Death Valley, or Canyon de Chelly, or somewhere else.
Before the four day solo, you spend time with the others (typically ten, or a dozen), participating in ceremony, working on your intention for the solo, scouting out the place for your solo, sitting around campfires, drumming, hiking, and the like.
On the morning you leave for your site, outfitted with your back pack and water, the leaders keep the drums drumming, and they "smudge" you out, using burning sage smoke as a sendoff of purification, a ceremonial prayer that all will go as it is supposed to go, whatever that means for you.
On the morning of the return from your solo, you hear the drums again beating in the distance (you might be as much as a mile or two from base camp—probably not a great idea to be much further away, I would think), and it is the most beautiful sound in the world. Of course at that point you are kind of cuckoo from the fast, from the alone-ness, from the ceremony, from the communion with Mother Earth. The drums are the world inviting you back. You are smudged back into the base camp, and enjoy your first meal since you left 4 days ago. We had mountains of fruit, and it was the best meal ever. Interestingly, at that point I was very happy to be back in camp, and very happy to be eating, but I could have done without either of them. I don't understand that completely, but I could have stayed out, and I could have fasted much longer, to my great surprise.
Transported out of your life for ten days, no phone, no computer, no texting, is itself an invitation to transformation. The four days of solo especially contribute to an altered state of consciousness, and a deep awareness of yourself, apart from all of your roles, titles, relationships, and ownership of stuff, none of which mean much of anything when you are off on your quest. You get an incredibly profound sense of the quality of relationship you have 1) with Mother Earth, and 2) Yourself.
So what happens? Does everybody experience a "Vision"?
Everybody has the experience they need to have, the one they co-create with the universe. To expect or try to force any particular experience, or outcome, or "vision", is probably the surest way to screw up what organically "wants" to happen. That one is hard to put into words, but having an open mind and heart seems like a better idea than thinking you are going to impose something on the universe or single-handedly create a vision experience. I actually saw that happen—somebody thinking they had done so much work already, and were ready for the BIG VISION, and when it did not come, they were really depressed about it. And…maybe that was exactly what THAT person needed to have happen. That part is over my head…It was sad to watch, though.
You allow the experience to emerge, you let yourself have whatever experience you are having, while your ego either likes it or does not. You try to disconnect from what your ego likes or does not like, with varying levels of success, depending on the challenge.
The experience never leaves you. There aren't many like that in a lifetime. I went out about 6-7 years ago, and I am still processing it in some way, and somewhat regularly. It's like a PhD worth of experience is dumped into your soul's living room all at once, and your job is to sort through it for the rest of your life. It's a good job.
There is so much more to say. Much more esoterica, much more about my own experience, but this is about sharing with you the basics—what the Vision Quest looks like.
You are way the hell out in the wilderness. You think you cannot go four days without eating, but you find out you absolutely can, and it is not even that hard. You find out that without a watch, each day is a century long, and you re-forge relationships with crows, with dirt, with desert flowers, with rocks. I sang Aretha Franklin and Johnny Cash a lot, although that may not be your experience.
I was not a Boy Scout, I know nothing about the outdoors, and I am from inner-city Cleveland, so I was pretty sure I was going to die, or run into a bear, or snakes, or coyotes, or wolves, or bobcats, or lightning strikes, or, or, or… It all worked out. Was I scared? Yes, from time to time, but not panic-y scared—just unsure of my own ability to negotiate nature alone. (I am very comfortable in Mumbai, or on the New York Subways at midnight—those are not a problem.) It works out.
I feel like I can reasonably say to almost anybody—You should go on a Vision Quest. Seriously. You just should. At the end of your life, it is one of the things that will stand out.
Here are some cool Vision Quest photos. http://www.pinterest.com/swcsantafe/vision-quests-at-southwestern-college-santa-fe/
You can contact Dru at Southwestern College (firstname.lastname@example.com) to find out more about it. The ten day experience (with at least two leaders) costs around nine hundred bucks, which is cheaper by far than going to, say, Boulder for ten days. It's a fair amount of money, and the value of the experience is inestimable, from my point of view. (Dru has been on a Vision Quest too, as have most of the leaders at Southwestern College. You know what they say: "Your talk talks, and your walk talks, but your walk talks louder than your talk talks.")
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The Redskins didn't do much of anything of significance in free agency, but one interesting move they made was the signing of Tampa Bay cornerback E.J. Biggers. Biggers was a 7th round pick by the Buccaneers in 2009 out of Western Michigan. He missed his first year due to injury, but quickly moved up the depth chart after that as a spot starter/key reserve. He was up and down in that capacity in 2010/2011, but this past year he earned more of a full time starting role and played pretty well. He's got plenty of experience with DB coach Raheem Morris, offers nice size, length and the versatility to play both inside and outside. He's not proven to be a good starter, but does represent an upgrade over the Redskins 3rd corner (Cedric Griffin) from a year ago. Biggers will get a chance to challenge for a starting role, given the inconsistencies of DeAngelo Hall, and Josh Wilson coming off a down year and offseason injuries.
Not only could Biggers vie for a starting job, but he has the potential to be a breakout player this year. Biggers will be just 26 years old this season, and could be entering the prime of his career. He's coming off a strong year last season where according to Pro Football Focus he allowed completions on 61.3% of passes targeted against him and 12.8 yards per catch. Those numbers are about average, but definitely an improvement over DeAngelo Hall's 67% and 13.9 yards per catch. Though not a shutdown corner, Biggers would have saved 165 yards on Hall based on the same number of targets. That doesn't sound like a lot, but that is 10.5 yards a game, essentially a first down that each opponent is losing. What may be most impressive is Biggers performed at this level despite missing much of camp and the start of the season due to a broken foot. Not only did that injury likely hinder him a bit on field, that level of development time and familiarity with a new coaching staff was lost due to the missed time. Between that and how little support Biggers had with the Buccaneers weak pass rush, Biggers season was pretty impressive.
Biggers hasn't been the ball hawk that the Redskins have been seemingly focusing on this offseason, with just three career interceptions, but he has shown consistent coverage throughout his career (both as a slot and outside corner). He has 26 passes defended over the last three years, by comparison Josh Wilson has 28 and DeAngelo Hall has 27, despite both playing more and having more passes thrown their way.
The case for Biggers though just isn't about stats though. At 6'0" tall Biggers has the best size of Hall, Wilson and himself. Rookie David Amerson has a few extra inches, but he's a bit raw and not really a guy you want matching up against taller more physical receivers. Biggers on the other hand has shown that he can hold his own versus quality guys with size. He could end up being the Redskins top choice versus guys like Hakeem Nicks, Dez Bryant, Brandon Marshall and other big receivers this year. Biggers also shows good reaction time and instincts in coverage, something that has been a problem area for the Redskins in recent years.
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I always have it in my purse to keep my nails presentable during the day.
I have it for over 1/2 year now and it didn't dry out. If yours did or you had a problem with the tip, that just means it was faulty (it's quite frequent with E.L.F. products).
I've had it for more than 5 months and it hasn't dried out yet which is quite surprising since a lot of e.l.f.'s liquid products are unusable after a few weeks. I haven't used it much during this time but just the fact that it still works makes it worth that dollar. It moisturizes the cuticles quite well but this is my first product of this kind so I have nothing to compare it to. It's not great but it's useful, cheap and it does the job.
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so easy to use and i really do find it moisturises my cuticles! and on top of that, its dirt cheap!!
I LOVE THIS. It works well and moisturizes my cuticles right away. I wouldn't say that this pen prevents dry cuticles but at least I don't have to apply it so often, I only need to do it about once a day. The pen tip is firm but I didn't have a problem personally. I like that the oil dries on the skin quickly and does not leave a greasy feeling on my fingers. I also love how its in a pen form, making it super easy to carry around with me. I've never tried any other cuticle oils or pens so that's why it only gets a 4/5 but I would still highly recommend this. It's only a $1 too!!
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This product works well for me! Whenever I have dry cuticles, I use this! I've used lots of cuticle oils, but I think this works just as well as most of them! For $1, its cheap, and unlike a cuticle oil, which you have to rub onto your cuticles, you can just slide the sponge tip brush across them!
Didn't really moisturize my cuticles at all. It was also very hard to apply because it didn't seem like the applicator got wet enough, but it could possibly be that I got a dud that was already dried out. It went completely dry after about a month and into the trash it went. Will never repurchase.
This is horrible!! The pen is similar to permanent marker pens, you know, the ones you use to mark words and sentence in books and notes and stuff? The tip is really hard and it's painful to use it. My skin around my cuticles gets irritated because I have to rub so hard to get the product out. I don't know how much product is really in there, but as soon as I put it down on my dresser or table, the tip is dry.
I would much rather see this with an brush application like the E.L.F Hypershine Lip Gloss have, were you can twist and the product comes out, all you have to then is apply it with the soft brush tip, no hard rubbing to get the product out.
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After years of dry cuticles I've finally discovered a great, cheap solution. E.L.F. Nourishing Cuticle Pen immediately softened my cuticles and eliminated the dryness that's plagued my nailbeds for years. I used the product two days running and now I have absolutely gorgeous nails. I gave it a 4 b/c I don't have another cuticle pen experience to compare it to. I also took a lippie from the packaging quality b/c of how stiff the pen tip feels on my cuticles. But for $1, this pen is a steal.


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There's a fine line between beautiful and ugly on the soccer pitch and Hamilton and Gilbert walked that line on Thursday in their 5A Division I boys state tournament semifinal at Campo Verde High School.
Beauty just couldn't get a foothold in the game, as the Huskies endured the frustration of having one goal wiped out by an offsides penalty and three more would-be goals denied by outstanding defensive efforts by the Tigers.
Ugly, however, won out for Hamilton, as defender Zachary "Nasty" Nasipak fought his way to a free kick from teammate Daniel Arrubla and headed the ball into the net three minutes into the second half to lift Hamilton to a 1-0 win.
"Coach always taught us to hit it far stick to the big uglies," Arrubla said of his swinging delivery into the goal box. "It found 'Nasty's' head and he put it in."
With the victory, Hamilton advances to the 5A-I title game against Brophy on Saturday at 6 p.m. at Campo Verde. It is Hamilton's second straight trip to the finals and the second straight year the Huskies beat Gilbert in the semifinals.
"Every time we play Gilbert, it's like this," Hamilton coach Nick Markette said. "They are really, really good at putting teams under pressure. We've had a lot of great battles with them."
Gilbert had very few good offensive chances on the night, but the Tigers were able to frustrate Hamilton. The game featured five yellow cards and plenty of rough play that raised the emotional level up a notch.
The Tigers' best chance to tie the game came in the final minutes, as a throw-in from Ernie Gomez was bounced around in the penalty area and right to Gilbert goalkeeper Cody Schultz, who was brought forward to aid in the last-ditch attack. Schultz hit a shot that was headed toward the goal before bouncing off a Hamilton player and out of danger.
"If it was one, it was 1,000 of those long throw-ins that they got," Markette said. "They know how to generate those."
Hamilton thought it had generated some scoring early in the first half, as Bryan Suarez slid the ball past Gilbert goalkeeper Cody Schultz just eight minutes into the game. The Hamilton players all started celebrating the goal before turning and realizing the play had been wiped out by an offsides call.
"We checked the video and it showed he was onside," Markette said. "But sometimes you don't get the call."
Later in the first half, Arrubla had another scoring chance wiped out, but this time by a hustling Gilbert defender Aaron Edwards. Arrubla had a wide open goal to shoot at, as Schultz had gotten drawn out off his line. Arrubla sent the ball heading toward the net, but Edwards slid in and cleared the ball away just a few feet from the goalline.
That wasn't the end of Arrubla's offensive frustrations, however. In a span of less than a minute, Arrubla had a breakaway shot deflected by a diving Schultz and then a rebound shot cleared out the same way by Schultz.
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Did a search and couldn't find the answer to what is likely quite an ignorant question. I'm going to compost a bunch of too-ripe and bruised peaches. I'm assuming the seeds should NOT be composted, right? It doesn't seem like they would break down very quickly.
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Throw them in. Sometimes they disingegrate but most mostly they will come out unaffected. I wouldn't take the time to pick them out before composting. If you screen your compost, take them out then. |
If you grow peaches, and you have a large amount of spoiled fruit to compost, then you could leave the pits with the peaches, and let them fall to the bottom of the pile, where they will eventually become finished compost, in a year or two. If you have a small compost pile, and only a few peaches, then you probably don't want peach pits in the pile, because they will take a long time to disappear. |
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In my compost and soil, peach pits last for years. But I doubt that they have any impact on fertility. |
Thank you all! I have about 20 peaches. Seems like the best thing to do since I hope to use my compost within a year is to throw the seeds out. Here's another related question. I'm trying my best to keep the correct ratio of browns to greens, so assuming I'm fairly on-track with that, can you use too much of one specific green? For example, is there a limit to how many peaches (or other fruit) I should include in the compost? Thanks so much for your help! :) |
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I would not bother removing pits - the flesh will break down fast. When you use the compost the pits are easy to spot and toss - easier than getting the flesh removed from peach I would think. |
.. As I empty a finished bin, I transfer the ceremonial peach pit to the new bin. .. |
Life is too short to remove peach pits from compost heaps. And you would lose the fun of random volunteers in your garden. I've had dates and avocados come up, even over here, although they always die come winter. |
The pits of those peaches could stay undigested for a very long time, unless you somehow get moisture inside and then the pit freezes and that breaks the pit. How many peaches to add at any one time depends on what else is put into the mix. In my 4 x 4 x 4 compost piles adding a peck of peaches at any one time would be a bit much, but that same amount added to two piles would most likely not be depending on how much other, dryer material I have available to add. |
Cool! Sounds like there are several different ways to do it. :) Maybe I'll just throw in about half the peaches and leave the seeds. Mustard Seeds is right. It should be easy to remove them once everything else has broken down. :) |
- Posted by nygardener z6 New York (My Page) on Thu, Jun 3, 10 at 13:19
You needn't bother removing them even then. Your plants will grow fine around them and eventually they'll break down in the soil ... or sprout, as Flora says. |
If it belongs in a compost pile, it goes in my compost pile. If I had 100 peaches, they would go in my compost pile. I can't imagine even a tumbler that couldn't handle 20 peaches. |
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Submitted by bpulliam on Thu, 2012-01-26 19:06Last weekend at two concerts, the pianist and his big band celebrated its first decade. Congratulations!
THIS weekend, they're on JazzSet with Dee Dee Bridgewater -- Sunday, January 29, at 6pm and Wednesday, February 1, at 6:30.
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Jon Pareles wrote in The New York Times, "[The orchestra's] 18-piece lineup preserves the sound of the great old Latin dance bands, a demanding repertory in itself. But Latin jazz in New York City has always had a progressive, experimental side . . . . [and] The orchestra continues that mission, welcoming new compositions that fling wild dissonances and abstruse rhythms into the mix. It also embraces music from across the Americas, old and new, playing all of its diverse material with the same precision and fire it brings to a mambo workout."
Jon Faddis is a special guest for Calidoscopio and Exuberante, two movements from "Three Afro-Cuban Jazz Moods" by Chico O'Farrill, Arturo's father.
Forty Acres and A Burro, the latest ALJO album, is Grammy-nominated. Awards to be announced on February 12.