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I have very oily skin, and I'm always on the search for mattifying or oil-free foundations and products. I have to blot my face 3 hours after washing. If not, 5 hours into the day, I can end up looking like a grease pit.
I typically do not like powder makeup as I find it looks too unnatural and cakey, especially if you become oily after a few hours. So, lo and behold I've heard of wonderful things of this product and decided to purchase it.
This foundation disappointed me in so many ways:
- Flashes VERY BADLY in photos. I'm not sure why, or maybe I got some of the old stocks or something, but I wore it for CNY and all my photos for CNY were ruined cos of the ghostly white cast all over my face. I've searched for reviews of this product countless times before purchasing, and not one review have I found to have stated that this product flashes so badly. I mean it's only SPF 20; had no idea it was this bad.
- Bits of foundation tend to clog my pores after a few hours of wear, and if I do not blot my face, the foundation that accumulated in and around my pores are very visible and obvious - not cute at all.
- Has a funky smell.
But I'll give you some of the pros:
- Gives a matte finish
- Lightweight, and provides light to medium coverage - natural-looking when first applied
- Great packaging - pump is hygienic and mess-free
I bought an OC-C shade, which matches my NC25 skintone perfectly, until you use flash photography on me... -.- not cute at all.
Overall, I wouldn't purchase this product again. Do let me know if you have the same "flahes in photographs" problem with regards to this product!
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When I first wore it, it was a bit lighter than my original skin tone. During the summer, it was a lot lighter. Yet, it has amazing results, as it covers all my blemishes, gives me a smooth flawless skin/look, and stays on for the whole day. I would recommend this product, but you should put some powder over this liquid foundation for a nicer finish, or to make the color darker to even out your skin tone. The price isn't too expensive, and I would definitely buy it again (I bought OC-D)
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Can't find a better foundation. Covers everything you want and your skin can breath and you don't look oily after a half day. The best foundation ever, and I've tried a lot in my work as make up seller.
I like this product. It's a very good foundation for its price. It's creamy, but not too much so, sits comfortably on your skin and is very reasonably priced. Unfortunately I'm in between the colours available so I'm not able to use this product. But if your skin tone suits the range they offer, I would highly recommend this.
Review for Kate Lasting High Coverage Liquid Foundation in OC C
I rated this 3 because it isnt full coverage as it claims, it can look obvious on your face and after 4 hours of wear, OMG i saw that the foundation was slowly disappearing off my face, like a layer has magically disappeared (and i was careful not to let anything touch my face).
It is cheap ($20 for 30 ml), has a neutral tone, functional (plastic) packaging that is not prone to breaking and gives you control of the amount dispensed by the pump.
After much research I decided my match is OC C (i am NC25) .. when I applied it on I could tell it is lighter than my skin tone. So i mixed this with my Mac Studio Scullpt in NC30 and customize the shade to however I want to match me. This is a drying foundation, and when added to Studio sculpt which has oil, my foundation achieves a texture that is not fully matte and not dewy either. This way, my foundation lasts longer than 10 hours, has reasonable coverage and shade is easily customized to my liking. I still have to set with powder, but overall i use this foundation to customize shades, not by itself.
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This is the first liquid foundation that I use. I have a lot of redness and this foundation covers it perfectly and helps brighten my face. It's too dry for my skin though, I can't use it on its own and have to mix it with a moisturizer otherwise it makes my dry flakes show. I use OC-C and it's a perfect match for my very yellow-toned Asian skin.
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- lends a matte yet glowy finishing
- evens pores really well, makeup is smooth
-it is super lightweight
-it looks natural
-OC-C is match on for my nc 20-25 skin
- coverage is not enough
-Lasting power not that good
- bottle looks cheap ( but portable!)
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This is a review for the latest Kate foundation, Kate High Coverage Foundation.
In my opinion Kate high coverage foundation's coverage is not very high. I have a lot of red and light brown blotches and dots on my face. I tried out the tester and can still see the blemishes; just lighter and more faint. It also can't cover some tiny flat dark brown/black moles on my face. But overall, when looking at my face from far, there is a visible improvement. It managed to cover pores and blackheads on my nose. Doesn't feel heavy and sticky on the face. The price is an affordable US$25.
As for shades, OC-B is the lightest shade. OC-C is the 2nd lightest, and I think it might suit NC25. I matched myself to OC-D, so it might be suitable for NC 30-35 people. There's one more shade, Brightup colour. Don't buy that shade if you're intending to use it alone; unless you have perfect skin. That shade has no coverage, and is meant to be mixed with the other shades so you can "customise" your own foundation.
I guess I won't buy this foundation as I need one with a much higher coverage.
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Mike focuses his practice on representing clients involved in commercial, insurance, construction, and maritime disputes. In January 2014, he recovered a $2 million jury verdict for a client in a breach-of-contract case in Rhode Island Federal Court.
Mike understands that economic, business, and other factors frequently dictate the best course of action for his clients. He has tried, arbitrated, and otherwise litigated cases involving business contracts, Jones Act and general maritime law, claims for life, health and disability insurance benefits, construction defects and accidental death, among other issues.
In addition to being an assistant instructor of Federal Practice/Commercial Litigation at the Roger Williams University School of Law, Mike is a frequent author and speaker on topics including federal court practice and procedure, admiralty law, and insurance coverage. He also was appointed to the Rhode Island Federal District Court Local Rules Committee and is a co-author of the Local Admiralty Rules for the District of Rhode Island.
While at Roger Williams University Law School, Mike was a published member of the Law Review and a member of the Moot Court Honor Society. He simultaneously returned to the University of Rhode Island, where he earned a master's degree in Marine Affairs. Upon graduation, Mike spent two years clerking for Rhode Island Supreme Court Chief Justice, Frank J. Williams (Ret.). Mike also is an author and co-editor of a collegiate and law school case book, titled Marine and Coastal Law.
Before going to law school, Mike worked for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service doing environmental fieldwork throughout the Chesapeake Bay, the Narragansett Bay and the rivers of California's Central Valley Delta.
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Ok, so it doesnt really smooth any lines, but I have to tell you, I can't remember when my skin looked so incredible, so glowing. I love the slip of this product and how it blends. One thing though, it's not like the long-wearing makeup...it does fade. I'm ok with touchups if it makes me look this good!
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sunshinemakesmehappy on 4/24/2014 5:35:00 PM more reviews by sunshinemakesmehappy
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I love this! The packaging is adorable, it looks great in the pan but even better it looks great on. I got this with a GC online recently and think its perfect for spring/ summer. I've worn it as a blush and liked it (I'm fair) but loved it even more for a dramatic look as a highlighter with tarte's flush blush. Totally recommend!
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themerchanwifey on 5/26/2013 12:32:00 AM more reviews by themerchanwifey
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I picked this up at a CCO, mainly as a highlighter for my cheeks. I didn't realize it was a blush since it was so light. I apply this to my cheek bones with a fan brush. When I drag my brush over the center of the heart it picks up the right amount of shimmer for the perfect highlight. Probably would not repurchase (even if it were part of the permanent collection) but I will be happy to use this up for now.
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*TOP REVIEWER* bbybreanna on 1/20/2013 2:21:00 AM more reviews by bbybreanna
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Black, Wavy Eyes: Brown
beautiful blush to look out, but wow it has like ZERO pigmentation. it's sad because it's soooo cute, a very pale pink with a light blue heart in the middle. i am so glad i didn't pay $22 for this, i actually go this for $14 at the CCO. i had to have it because i've seen pictures of the quite cute collection from mac a looong time ago and regret not buying all the mineralized blushes.
i actually use this as a matte cheekbone highlighter, and surprisingly it works. if you find this at the CCO, i think you should get it because it's just too cute to pass up (in my opinion at least) and you can always try this as a matte cheekbone highlighter.
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*TOP REVIEWER* birdybee on 2/17/2012 11:14:00 AM more reviews by birdybee
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Brown
This blush is so cute in the pan, I love the little mint heart in the center. For a blush, this is not so great. It is extremely powdery and the peachy shade doesn't really show up on my cheeks (NW20 for reference). However, the mint heart is very pigmented and works well for a highlighting shade. I imagine it would look nice on the eyes as well.
When swirled together, this makes for a nice finishing powder all over my face for a luminous sort of glow.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Katie75007 on 6/10/2011 3:14:00 PM more reviews by Katie75007
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Red, Straight, Fine Eyes: Blue
I really like Miss Behave -- the peach is a barely there hint of color on me; I use the icy mint green heart as a highlight. I love the pastel peach-on-green color scheme, too -- it reminds me of preppy 80s color combinations and is a cute addition to my makeup bag.
For reference, I'm about NW5-10 (NARS Siberia, etc.), and the peach is very subtle on me, so I can understand why it wouldn't show up on anyone with more color in their skin.
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mhzalexxie on 5/15/2011 2:08:00 AM more reviews by mhzalexxie
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
This is really cute as a highlighter on the cheeks, but it doesnt show up as a blush. it also gives a nice over all finish to the skin when applied all over.
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thepastyharlot on 5/7/2011 10:56:00 PM more reviews by thepastyharlot
Age: 25-29 Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Red, Curly, Medium Eyes: Blue
This is a really pretty blush/highlighter. I like to mix it with other blushes, like MAC's "Bite of an Apple", for a really multidimensional look. The peach barely shows up, but the mint green has a lot of pigment in it. You can use the green as an eyeshadow accent color too :).
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pepeleru on 4/15/2011 5:51:00 PM more reviews by pepeleru
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Other, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Blue
This is from the Quite Cute collection, its super cute looking too! Its the peachy blush with the minty green heart in the centre. As a blush, i would have to say this product does not live up to its name, on me (nc20) it doesnt really impart any colour, more of a very light sheen or glow. However, where this product becomes magic for me is buffed all over my skin as a finishing touch. I am sleep deprived, always look tired and have a lot of redness in my skin i am constantly trying to counteract. When i swirl the peach and green together and buff this over my face (as was done in my mac makeover), i look awake, younger, and the redness is gone. you have to like that glowy look though. this doesnt break me out (like guerlain meteorites or other similar products) so a huge plus, would i repurchase, yes, most definitely and i have already purchased a backup. i also plan to use this as a highliter and mix it with bronzer to get a nice cheek colour this summer. love.
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"Damn, look at that," says Martin, a 26-year-old DJ at a topless bar in Denver. "That boy's flexible and stiff." Martin goofs on his own joke, then eases a small, clear plastic bottle loaded with electric blue liquid from the front pocket of his sagging jeans. He raises the bottle to eye level and toggles it back and forth to judge the volume of the potion inside.
"I'm gonna do the rest of this, so keep an eye on me," Martin says to one of the three strippers who have accompanied him tonight to a junkyard near 52nd Avenue and Steele Street.
It is nearly 1 a.m. on a Tuesday in late June. Martin and the strippers are four members of a crowd of over 150 that has gathered among the grimy husks of cars to witness a performance by the KnowNothing Family Zirkus Zideshow, a New Orleans-based troupe of semi-professional circus freaks.
The late hour plus the clinched jaws, sweaty brows and jittery eyes of many of the souls roaming the junkyard indicate they're high on methamphetamine or LSD or both. Martin's drug of choice is a bit more exotic: The blue liquid in the bottle is GHB, short for gamma-hydroxybutyrate, an illegal hypnotic that is enjoying a millennial surge in popularity among recreational drug users in the Denver area.
Martin flips the nozzle on the bottle's cap to the "go" position, kneels down, fixes his mouth over the nozzle, and then tilts his head back and squirts. He swallows hard, then croaks, "Chaser." One of the strippers passes Martin a beer, which he hastily drains.
"Man, that shit's nasty," he says, standing up. "Tastes like squid piss."
"Like you know what squid piss tastes like," the stripper says, giggling.
Martin rattles the empty bottle at her. "Tastes like this shit right here."
GHB is cheap and simple to make. The street price for a liter of GHB, enough for more than a hundred doses, is a mere $150. Hotel-shampoo-sized bottles containing five to six doses can be purchased in local dance clubs for as little as ten bucks. As Martin says, GHB is slimy and salty on the tongue, leading many users to swirl it into a glass of fruit juice or a cocktail -- although mixing GHB with liquor introduces a second bullet to an already deadly game of pharmaceutical Russian roulette.
The only hard evidence of GHB's growing prevalence in Denver is the slow but steady rise in emergency-room GHB overdose admissions during the last three years. But there is anecdotal evidence as well. Patrons of certain Denver after-hours spots and underground parties are being offered the drug with increasing frequency, and the sight of a comatose, twitching GHB user "fishing out" in a corner is no longer a rarity in the strobe-lit nightclubs of this city.
GHB is a capricious playmate. In small, carefully regulated doses, it induces a mild state of euphoria and a warm, tingly body high. It can be an intense aphrodisiac. It can also render you unconscious with the "party's over" finality of a Lennox Lewis uppercut should you take a bit too much, as Martin is soon to demonstrate.
Roughly ten minutes after draining the dregs in his bottle and telling his ladies to watch over him, Martin is riddled with bliss. "I got the fuzzies," he keeps saying. "I got the fuzzies." His speech is slurred. When he tries to light a cigarette, he misses with three passes of the match, then stops and stares into the flame, transfixed, until it burns down to his thumb and index finger. Martin slowly shakes out the match and tries to take a drag on his cigarette, which is still not lit. He then turns the Playboy hat on his head sideways and says, "Man, it's getting funky up in here."
Indeed it is.
Atop the flatbed trailer's makeshift stage, the aforementioned contortionist is resting on his back on the bed of nails, with a watermelon balanced on his stomach. The sideshow's ringleader, Doctor Eric Von KnowNothing, stands over him with a broadsword poised overhead. Unleashing a battle cry, the good doctor brings down the sword in a flashing arc, neatly cleaving the watermelon in two. The audience roars its approval. Martin, who has somehow made his way to the front of the crowd, kneels down and collects half the watermelon, which has rolled off the stage. He then lurches aimlessly through the crowd, scooping chunks of watermelon pulp into his mouth. Juice and seeds dribble down his chin.
Martin plops down on a ratty couch in the junkyard's office next to "The Creature Known Only as 'Frack," a bald and thoroughly pierced sideshow performer. Earlier in the evening, Frack wowed the crowd by eating live crickets and then dangling a fifteen-pound weight from his pierced penis. But now it's Frack's turn to be entertained by the spectacle of Martin, who is staring into his clawed-out watermelon half as if it were a looking glass in Wonderland.


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GARY — In about the blink of an eye, the RailCats were trailing Wichita on Wednesday.
And they never recovered in a 5-1 loss to the Wingnuts at the Steel Yard.
The first four batters of the game reached against Stephen Hiscock — hit batter, single, single and CJ Ziegler's crushed three-run homer to left field, his American Association-leading fifth long ball of the season.
After that rough first, Hiscock actually pitched relatively well for the remainder of his five-inning outing, allowing just an unearned run. But the damage had been done.
"We're obviously going to have to get better in the first inning. That was a killer," RailCats manager Greg Tagert said.
"Other than that, Stephen pitched well. But you just cannot afford that in the first inning. The stuff's there, but he has to come out and be right on in terms of his command and his location from the get-go, because you can't put your team in a hole like that in the first inning."
In his first start against Lincoln, Hiscock had allowed two runs (one earned) in the first inning, his only runs in the game.
"It's a work in progress," Hiscock said. "A couple ground balls found a hole, and I made a pitch to Ziegler — I'm still behind that pitch, but he put a good swing on it and hit it. From there, it seemed like I had two strikes on every hitter, and I didn't have my put-away pitch today. That's really what it came down to — putting guys away. But it's still early, plenty of time for adjustments."
Meanwhile, Wichita starter Chris Smith — who pitched in the major leagues with the Red Sox in 2008, and with the Brewers in 2009 and '10 — quieted the RailCats (4-3) for seven innings, allowing one run on four hits with five strikeouts and one walk. He retired 16 straight batters during one stretch, including perfect innings in the second through the fifth, before Mike Massaro singled with two outs in the sixth. Cristian Guerrero followed with a bloop single down the right-field line to account for the RailCats' only run against the Wingnuts (4-3).
"He's a veteran guy, he's been around, he's been in the big leagues," Massaro said. "He just knows how to pitch. He got ahead early, mixed pitches well, worked both sides of the plate, and just kept us off-balance."
Said Tagert: "When Chris Smith saw that four-run lead, he took it to his advantage. Pretty good track record for him, and he showed his ability today and made it tough. And we weren't able to make some adjustments, but again, four runs down, guys get a little out of their element. We didn't see the best showing from our club offensively, and that was a little disappointing — I don't want to take credit away from Smith, he may have been that good today. … We just never were really in the ballgame."
The game was marred by a one-hour, 42-minute rain delay. Play was halted at 1:24 p.m., with the RailCats having runners on second and third with two outs in the eighth. The tarp pull proved problematic — water had accumulated on top — with several RailCats players attempting to get it on the field; the tarp was in place only briefly before it was removed, at about 1:41. Then, with serious puddles on the right side of the infield, around home plate, in the outfield and in foul territory (including both bullpens), getting the field back into playing condition was a considerable undertaking. Play eventually resumed at 3:06, as Craig Maddox walked to load the bases and Ryan Babineau flied out to the warning track in right.
The RailCats also put runners on first and second with one out in the ninth, but didn't score.
"The grounds crew, the front office did a terrific job to get the field ready," said Tagert, adding there was "absolutely not" a chance the game was going to be called. "I don't think it caught them off-guard, but it came down so quick, you just couldn't do anything about it really.
"At least our club, what I was pleased with, was the effort our guys put to get back on the field. I've seen it at every level, there are guys who are going to check out mentally, the day's over for them. And we didn't do that. … What I saw was a group that wanted to continue playing. That was about the best part of the day right there."
Notes: Just-acquired Mike Hanley struck out the only batter he faced before the rain delay, ending the eighth inning. Before the game, the RailCats announced they had acquired the left-handed relief pitcher from the Florence Freedom of the Frontier League in exchange for future considerations, and had released utility player Aljay Davis.
The 25-year-old Hanley was in his third season with Florence, going 1-0 with a 2.87 ERA and 44 strikeouts in 592/3 innings in his career. He allowed one run in one inning in one appearance this season. Davis started one game for the RailCats and appeared as a pinch-hitter once, going 1-for-3 with a run scored and a stolen base.
… Steve Liddle was a late scratch before Wednesday's game, after a fouling a ball off his foot on Tuesday, with Maddox starting at first base. … Will Krout (0-0, 6.00 ERA) is scheduled to start for the RailCats on Friday in their series opener at Kansas City.


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The Great Commission Society seeks to bring about a balanced integration of spiritual growth, evangelism, and missions in the lives of men and women training for ministry. It seeks to instill hearts that burn for foreign missions in the students, faculty, and staff of Reformed Theological Seminary by a realization of the depth of God's love for the lost! GCS sponsors an annual Missions Conference during the fall semester, occasional seminars, weekly meetings, chapel services, and other activities. GCS programs are handled by a president elected from the student body. All registered students are automatically considered members of the Great Commission Society.
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Adapted from Jeff Weener's personal recipe. From Jeff, "Even though they are called Buffalo wings, this recipe is very different than the typical "wet" wing. These are dry wings."
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Preheat oven to 390 degrees convection or 400 degrees conventional.
Cut chicken wings in half or use "cut wings" such as Empire frozen gourmettes.
Lightly coat with cornstarch. Place wings in a pan lined with non-stick foil . Bake until brown..
Sauce:Warm 1/2-cup oil; add 3 cloves crushed garlic and cook until almost brown. Add 1 tablespoon dry mustard and 2 cups of hot sauce, such as Frank's or Texas Pete's. Bring to boil and then turn off and cool. If you like them less hot, use more oil/less hot sauce. For extra hot, add some cayenne.
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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Delotavo, Alan J firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-10032006-155559 Document Title Contemporary evangelicalism, ecclesiology and ecclesial regeneration Degree PhD (Systematic Theology & Ethics) Department Dogmatics and Christian Ethics Supervisor
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- Contemporary Evangelicalism is not merely a momentary or reactionary movement, but the full-grown of the long process of Pneumatic operation in restoring Christian Faith back to its prototypal theological structures.
- Contemporary Evangelicalism presents a distinct ecclesiology descriptive of the structures of the prototype ekklesia that has been historically marred; thus Contemporary Evangelicalism is restorative of the prototypal ecclesiological structures.
- The peoplehood of God, or in the particular New Testament context, the peoplehood of Christ—is the very identity of the church, and the very identity that Contemporary Evangelicalism presents to the church in the present times; thus Contemporary Evangelicalism is restorative of the original ecclesial identity.
Now, to inversely synthesize, God called Noah and his family because they were still obedient to God. God called Abraham because he had that inclination to be faithful to God. God called Lot because he still had that God-consciousness. God called Israel because they still believe on the one Creator-God. Then God called the Christian church because it is composed of people who believe in Jesus Christ. Thus, here we see the fidestic response factor throughout God's historical calls. God call a people because they are those who respond to him in faith. Whenever such faith response waned, God chooses another people who, again, could respond to him in faith. Thus the existence and life of the ekklesia is co-existent with its fidestic response to God. The moment it stops responding to God in faith, it loses its ekklesiality.
It is in this context, that Contemporary Evangelicalism emerges as the climactic phase of God's historical ekklesiality. Contemporary Evangelicalism presents before the church the prototypal theological and ecclesiological framework of Christian Faith. As such, while presenting this prototypal framework, it also poses a call for the restoration the prototypal structures in the present theological and ecclesiological framework of Christian Faith. But the call necessitates a wholehearted response of faith.
Thus, Contemporary Evangelicalism, in essence, is the call for the New Reformation of Christian Faith, the New Reformation of Christian church, back to its prototypal structures. When Christians and the Christian church fail to heed this call, Christianity could, again, lose a great and blissful opportunity to be more truly God's people, to be more truly the people of Christ, in the present time nearing the parousia.
It is prayerful hope that this work would spark a global conflagration of New Reformation!
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We ate dinner at Les Deux Garçons, the famous (and these days quite touristy) café on the Cours, a place M.F. spent hours watching the comings and goings, and never a place one came for the food, but rather for the ambience, as my grandmother pointed out. My daughter ordered a hamburger, and was of course dismayed when it failed to arrive with a bun. She soon managed to polish it off, however.
Not far away, on a quiet street just off the Cours, we paid a visit—we paid our respects, I want to say—to the fountain of the Four Dolphins. This fountain was my grandmother and M.F.'s favorite, my father and his brothers and cousins' favorite: our family favorite, in other words. As advertised, the fountain consisted of four stone dolphins, smiling and cheerful but each with a slightly different expression, spouting thin streams of water into the basin below. "This fountain is great," said my father definitively, expressing neither a strictly aesthetic judgment nor simple, unbridled enthusiasm, but rather something more transcendent, a serious claim of affection, and one that he wanted us to share. (And which we did.) He remembered the Four Dolphins so well from when he was 13, and here it was, 50 years later, and still wonderful.
But of course, some things do not survive, some things become unrecognizable. A few blocks away was the Hôtel Roi René, where we now thought we'd go for an after-dinner drink before heading back to the house. The Roi René was once the hotel in Aix, the epitome of elegance and so forth, the place where M.F. had stayed for weeks at a time in the early 50's, where she and my grandmother and the kids would check in every so often for a weekend in the late 50's, to take hot baths and order room service, and where my father remembers a sprawling suite with a balcony overlooking the Boulevard du Roi René, and watching the Tour de France whiz by below.
As we walked in we were confronted with a beige-and-pink color scheme and a collection of hyperbanal corporate furniture. The place had none of the glamour my dad and grandmother remembered—not an iota.
My father looked puzzled, studying the angles of the walls and wondering if the original hotel had been torn down and completely rebuilt. No, he and my grandmother decided, but significant structural changes had been made at some point or other. We were directed to a table with a view of the inner courtyard.
"Well, too bad," my grandmother said.
Yup, I said. But we might as well have a drink, right?
Sure, everyone agreed. We looked around for a few minutes at the perfectly pleasant and yet perfectly uninspiring hotel lobby.
After a while, no waiter had appeared.
Well, I said, I guess we may as well leave, right?Everyone agreed, and we quickly departed.
There was plenty of time, over the course of a lazy two weeks in July, for a few road trips. One day we drove to Cassis, about 40 minutes away on the Mediterranean. We wanted to swim on a beach, in the waves and among the sandy crowds. The coastline here was nothing if not dramatic, the drive down into town a series of steep switchbacks, the blue expanse of the ocean floating in the mid-distance like a dream. The town itself was charming and picturesque in the way that only a fishing village can be—with narrow streets and dockside restaurants, cliffs looming in the background and a blazing sun overhead. We sprang for the 15-euro-a-day chaise longues and beach umbrellas, and watched the kids splash around in the surf. Every 45 minutes or so I would dive into the water to cool off, floating on my back and staring at the sky.
Another day, we made our way to L'Hostellerie de l'Abbaye de la Celle, a small country inn and restaurant owned by Alain Ducasse, for a long afternoon lunch. La Celle is a tiny village about 45 minutes from Aix, and the inn incorporates a former Benedictine abbey, a 12th-century building that extends on one side of a back courtyard, where tables are set on the terrace under large canvas umbrellas. We ordered prix fixe tasting menus in the absolutely serene garden: artichoke hearts and mushroom ravioli, red mullet with tomato, basil, and balsamic reduction, veal loin roasted with sage, and so on and so forth.
A far less elaborate meal awaited us at La Pitchoune, Julia and Paul Child's onetime house in Plascassier, 95 miles east of Aix. This was the vacation house Julia built on Simone Beck's family estate in 1962, a place where she cooked and entertained. Today it's home to Cooking with Friends in France, a culinary immersion program run by Kathie Alex, a former student of Beck's. The kitchen is as Julia left it, with the outlines of her utensils stenciled on the Peg-Board wall.


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Honey is a rich source of carbohydrates, providing 17 grams per tablespoon, which makes it ideal for your working muscles since carbohydrates are the primary fuel the body uses for energy. Carbohydrates are necessary in the diet to help maintain muscle glycogen, also known as stored carbohydrates, which are the most important fuel source for athletes to help them keep going. Whether you're looking for an energy boost or just a sweet reward after a long workout, honey is a quick, easy, and delicious all-natural energy source!
Honey as an Athletic Aid
Pre-exercise: For years, sports nutritionists have recommended eating carbohydrates before an athletic activity for an added energy boost. As with many carbohydrates, pure honey may be an effective form to ingest just prior to exercise. When honey is eaten before a workout or athletic activity, it is released into the system at a steady rate throughout the event.
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Post-exercise: An optimal recovery plan is essential for any athlete. Research shows that ingesting a combination of carbohydrates and protein immediately following exercise (within 30 minutes) is ideal to refuel and decrease delayed-onset muscle soreness. Therefore, honey is a great source of carbohydrate to combine with post-workout protein supplements. In addition to promoting muscle recuperation and glycogen restoration, carb-protein combinations sustain favorable blood sugar concentrations after training.
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That very moving video of 20 strangers kissing for the first time turned out to be a clothing ad, and the kissers turned out to actors and models. I can absolutely guarantee that this parody video made by the website Mother London contains no ulterior motives or hidden agendas. "First Sniff" is just 20 dogs, sniffing each other's butts for the first time. Plain and simple. Like "First Kiss," some of the initial interactions are awkward, but once some of the pooches get past the butt sniffing stage … whoa. Get ready to have all the feelings. [Buzzfeed]
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Patrick-Murray Administration Awards Eight Grants Under New Landscape Partnership Program
Map of the Landscape Partnership Projects Statewide
BOSTON – Friday, December 23, 2011 – Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Secretary Richard K. Sullivan Jr. today announced the first set of grants awarded through EEA's new Landscape Partnership Program, an initiative to permanently conserve the Commonwealth's best remaining large, undisturbed forest tracts of 500 acres or more. Through this innovative program, the Commonwealth will protect landscapes with high values for wildlife, drinking water protection, forestry and tourism.
"Thanks to Governor Patrick's leadership, we have made tremendous gains in land protection over the last four years – preserving over 88,000 acres – and that trend will be strengthened by this new program," said Secretary Sullivan. "The Landscape Partnership Program continues these efforts by fostering strong private-public partnerships to protect large unfragmented forests, hillsides, lakeshores and other significant habitats."
Eight Landscape Partnership grants were announced today – four of which will support partnership projects that will be completed over the next six months. Located throughout the Western and Central Massachusetts towns of Charlemont, Cheshire, Granville, Hawley, Leverett, Sheffield, Spencer and Winchendon, these projects collectively represent the second largest land conservation initiative the Commonwealth has launched in decades. The eight grants will permanently protect over 8,000 acres – with the Commonwealth investing less than $6 million and leveraging a contribution of about $15 million in non-state dollars.
In addition, the program is implementing the top natural resource recommendation in the EEA's recently released Climate Change Adaptation Report – conservation of large forested tracts that protect wildlife corridors.
EEA designed the Landscape Partnership program to encourage non-governmental organizations, local communities and state environmental agencies to join forces on significant, complex projects that typically require the commitment of many partners, including multiple local organizations and a variety of state programs in order to succeed.
To qualify for grants, projects must include public access and applicants must form land conservation partnerships. For example, a state agency can partner with a non-profit or municipality, a non-profit can partner with a state agency or municipality, or a municipality can partner with a state agency or non-profit. The projects receiving grants today involve a spectrum of partners: 11 land trusts, four towns, three private foundations and three EEA agencies – Department of Fish and Game (DFG), Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) and Department of Agricultural Resources (DAR).
With unique opportunities to achieve landscape conservation goals, EEA is committing to funding four grants – Hull-NEFF (New England Forestry Foundation), Winston Healy Trust, Hawley Focus Area and Pettibone Reserve – in fiscal year 2013 once additional partnerships are established or more non-state funding is secured.
Most of grant-funded projects will employ long-term protection of the land while keeping it under private ownership. Benefits of this approach include continued property tax payments to towns where projects are located and reduced cost to the state and its partners of 10 to 30 percent, depending upon location. Other advantages include guaranteed public access, support of rural economies and way of life, and strict requirements for high quality forestry activities.
One project – Winston Healy Trust – will serve as a pilot for DAR's new Working Forest Protection Program, modeled after its nationally-acclaimed and first in the nation Agricultural Protection Restriction Program, which has protected nearly 70,000 acres on over 700 farms across the Commonwealth.
Collectively, the landscape conservation projects will protect miles of long-distance trails for hiking and snowmobiling, bringing additional tourism dollars to rural communities. The projects include the protection of large tracts connected to tens of thousands of acres of already protected forest, thereby increasing the value of these projects to wildlife and buffering the impacts of climate change.
"This is great news," said Sen. Marc Pacheco, Senate Chair of the Joint Committee on Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture. "Every acre of land we protect today is another acre of important habitat, wetlands, or forest that we preserve for future generations. This not only provides the public with additional recreation opportunities, but also helps to protect our environmental and public health. I applaud the Patrick-Murray Administration for their continued commitment to land conservation."
"I applaud the EEA and the deserving first time recipients of this grant," said Rep. Anne Gobi, House Chair of the Joint Committee on Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture. "So many entities have come together to support the various projects and I know how critically important this grant is to all in the conservation of large tracts of land to be enjoyed for a variety of recreational activities."
The Landscape Partnership grants highlight a unique partnership between EEA and the Open Space Institute (OSI) of New York City which administers grants to protect large, habitat-rich tracts of land. Over the past three years, OSI has awarded grants totaling over $3.1 million to large land conservation projects in Massachusetts, the largest of any such awards in New England, due to Massachusetts' strong support and diverse partnerships for these projects.
The awards are as follows:
Project Name | Partners | Grant Award | Acres | Location |
Sheffield-Egremont Agricultural, Ecological & Scenic Corridor | Sheffield Land Trust, DFG, Community Land Trust of Southern Berkshires | $485,500 | 515 | Sheffield |
Brushy Mountain | Kestrel Land Trust, Franklin Land Trust, DFG, U.S. Forest Service | $1,000,000 | 3,406 | Leverett, Shutesbury |
Winchendon Springs Working Landscape | Town of Winchendon, North Quabbin Regional Partnership, Mt. Grace Land Conservation Trust, DFG, DAR | $589,274 | 590 | Winchendon |
Sibley Farm/Spencer State Forest Corridor | Massachusetts Audubon Society, Town of Spencer, Greater Worcester Land Trust, Common Ground Land Trust, DCR, DAR | $1,926,125 | 723 | Spencer |
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Hull-NEFF Granville | New England Forestry Foundation, Town of Granville, City of Hartford, CT Metropolitan District Commission | $269,555 | 719 | Granville |
Winston Healy Trust | Franklin Land Trust, DAR | $391,875 | 518 | Charlemont, Colrain |
Hawley Focus Area: Wildlands & Woodlands/Western Massachusetts Aggregation | Franklin Land Trust, New England Forestry Foundation, other partners in development | $376,100 | 1,090 | Hawley |
Pettibone Reserve | DCR, Berkshire Natural Resources Council, MassAudubon | $750,000 | 613 | Lanesborough, Cheshire |


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Following a defeat at the hands of their bitter rivals in Vancouver on April 22nd, Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith was interviewed by Karen Thomson for Team 1040 radio. She asked Keith specifically about a two-handed slash to the back of Canucks forward Daniel Sedin after he scored Vancouver's third goal of the game. Keith condescendingly suggested that no such incident happened.
Oh, no. I don't think there was. I think he scored a nice goal, and that's what the ref saw. Maybe we should get you as a ref maybe, eh? The first female referee. Can't play probably either, right? But you're thinking the game, like you know it? Yeah, see ya.
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SAFE Class XV is in session! With the graduation of this class on October 25, 2013, SAFE will have graduated and found homes for 100 dogs! Inmate handlers will work with their assigned dogs for two months, in which time, the dogs will be crate trained, house trained, able to walk on a loose leash, taught basic manners and commands, socialized, and taught some entertaining tricks. The dogs are heartworm negative, neutered, on flea/tick/heartworm preventative, up to date on vaccinations, and fully vetted. You may go to email@example.com to request an application, which may be emailed back or sent to SAFE Haven KY, P.O. Box 401, Princeton, KY 42445. The deadline for applying for a SAFE dog is October 10. All applicants will be notified by October 17 whether or not you were chosen to receive a dog.
Louie is a three to four year old, 29 pound Terrier mix, who is overcoming a lot. He came from a shelter and before that, he was almost feral and very mistrustful of everyone and everythiing. Workers at the shelter were unable to get close enough to him (because of his unease; he didn't snap or bite) to tell his sex, so he was called Lucy. When SAFE took him to the vet, it was found that he was heartworm positive and a boy. Many generous donations were made for his treatment and he is doing well. He will make a full recovery. He is making progress everyday and promises to be a great pet.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Princeton already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Princeton breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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The Ultimate Tan & Med Spa's locations house traditional and UV-free tanning equipment alongside teams that are certified to perform a slate of med-spa and salon treatments. Cosmetic injectables, microdermabrasion, and chemical peels aim to restore epidermal radiance, and ThinSpa weight-loss plans and CelluPulse cellulite-removal treatments help clients shift into a svelter shape. To soothe away accumulated stresses, massage therapists customize sessions to each client?s unique needs, drawing from a range of modalities to leave musculature more relaxed than a zen master?s stress ball.
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Snapworks by Motion is a touch-based camera app with easy touch features to capture, annotate and share images.
The company has also released a new EasyConnect RFID Long Range Reader that transforms Motion's rugged tablets into long range UHF RFID tag readers. The Reader is designed to make it easier for workers in such places as an oil rig, rail transportation and warehouse environments to obtain and process critical asset data from a distance.
On the tablet side, Motion Computing released the latest generations of its F5 and C5-series Rugged Tablets. The Motion F5te and C5te feature across-the-board improvements in power, security and manageability with integrated field tools designed to improve documentation and collaboration.
Motion says it's targeting mobile workers across industries like utility, insurance, public safety, retail and healthcare with the new models.
The tablets also come with a number of customization options including tailored docking, mounting and charging solutions. New features include a 10-point touch panel with Windows 8 Pro support, the aforementioned Snapworks by Motion and EasyConnect RFID Reader as well as a Multi-Bay Battery Charger .
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Descriptive Problem Summary:
When trying to upgrade my project from tile based movement to pixel movement, It seems to jump from the specified step_size to the next.
Numbered Steps to Reproduce Problem:
1. First try only set step_size to 10
2. Second try set both step size to 10 and FPS to 40
3. Third try, lowered FPS to 20
All of these producted the same results.
Expected Results: Smooth transitions from movement to movement.
Actual Results: Nappy jumps from the defined step_size to the next.
Does the problem occur:
Every time? Or how often? Everytime
In other games? Wasn't jumpy in a new project but animations came out choppy
In other user accounts? Haven't verified but most likely, yes.
On other computers? ^
When does the problem NOT occur? When starting a project from scratch.
Did the problem NOT occur in any earlier versions? If so, what was the last version that worked? Nah
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Ok, so while the boy and I were at Comic-Con a few weeks ago, we got our photo taken with someone very special and very hairy. And they finally published it onto their website and here it is: I don't know why the configuring is all messed up. One day I will take the time to … Continue reading
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Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Clinic Description
Adult and children consultation, diagnosis and treatment of impacted teeth, tooth loss through implant placement, facial trauma, TMJ problems, functional and esthetic jaw problems, secondary cleft palate deformities, tumors of the mouth and jaws, facial anomalies and defects.
Information courtesy of American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS)
Treating and Preventing Facial Injury
The Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Referral Information
At OHSU's Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, we pride ourselves on giving the best patient care and best quality of surgical service possible. We believe that communication is the key to a good doctor-patient relationship. This begins with the initial consultation. A thorough review of your medical history is essential in providing you with the safest and best care possible. If you have an extensive medical history, consultation with your physician and need for further studies may be required prior to your treatment. We are always happy to answer any questions you may have and want to make sure that you have a good understanding of the care that is provided for you. We also communicate and work closely with your restorative dentist and/or physician to come up with a treatment plan that will benefit you the most. There are also many cases where we are able to provide you with a consultation and surgery on the same day. Please contact us at 503-494-8916 to schedule a consultation. We appreciate the opportunity to participate in your care.
OHSU's Department of Oral & Maxillofacial surgery is open Monday - Friday from 8:30 am until 4:00 pm. We will make every attempt to schedule your appointment as promptly as possible. If you have pain or an emergency situation, every attempt will be made to see you that day. We do have a doctor on-call after hours and on the weekends to help answer your questions.
We try our best to stay on schedule to minimize your waiting. Due to the fact that the Department of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery provides surgical and emergency services, various circumstances may lengthen the time allocated for a procedure. We appreciate your understanding and patience.
Thank you for choosing us as your oral health care provider. We are committed to your treatment being successful. Please understand that payment of your bill is considered a part of your treatment. The following is a statement of our Financial Policy.
Regarding Insurance
Please be prepared to pay any co-payments, deductibles and estimated patient shares not covered by insurance at the time of the visit. All patients not covered by insurance or having a cosmetic procedure done should be prepared to pay the full estimated cost for the procedure(s) at the time of service. If there is any remaining balance, full payment is expected upon receipt of our statement. Other options for payment must be made in advance of a surgery date.
We ask that you pay, on the day of surgery, that percentage we estimate will not be covered by your insurance company(s), as well as any deductible not yet met. Please remember that we can only estimate the amount to be paid by an insurance company, as they make payments based on their fee schedule. Their fee schedules are not a standard of our profession and may differ from our charges. While we help you in every way possible to obtain your maximum allowable insurance benefits, the insurance contract is between you and your insurance company, and does not replace your responsibility for your account. If your insurance company has not paid your claim within 45 days, we will ask you to pay the balance in full. It is the responsibility of the patient, not the provider, to know what is covered and what is excluded from his/her plan. We may submit an insurance claim as a courtesy to our patients with insurance. If we are unable to verify insurance benefits with the insurance company, the account will be considered private pay and the payment requirements listed below will be applicable.
Private Pay
Accounts for which we are not submitting a claim to an insurance company will be considered private pay. We ask that you pay your charges in full on the day of treatment. If necessary, a payment arrangement may be discussed with a Financial Coordinator, however, all payment plans are subject to credit approval.
Usual and Customary Rates
Our practice is committed to providing the best treatment for our patients and we charge what is usual and customary for our area. You are responsible for payment regardless of any insurance company's arbitrary determination of usual and customary rates.
If you need to contact your doctor after hours, please call the OHSU operator at 503-494-8311 and ask that the Oral & Maxillofacial surgeon on call be paged.
Thank you for choosing the OHSU Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Clinic for your treatment, which continues until healing is complete. If you have questions about your treatment, or your post-operative care is marked by excessive pain, swelling or bleeding, do not hesitate to call us immediately.
During clinic hours (8:00 am - 4:00 pm), please call
(503) 494-8916. After normal hours, or on weekends and holidays, please call (503) 494-8311 and ask for the Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery resident "on call."
SWELLING and BRUISING - Discoloration of the skin of the face and neck may occur and is normal. Typically swelling reaches its maximum 2 to 3 days after surgery and may last 7 to 10 days. Ice packs may be used to improve your comfort, and may be applied for the first few hours (30 minutes on, 30 minutes off) following surgery.
BLEEDING – Bite on the gauze, unless otherwise instructed by your surgeon. Gauze should remain in your mouth at the end of the surgical procedure for 20 minutes. If bleeding persists, place new dampened gauze over the bleeding sites for an additional one-hour. This may be repeated several times. (IMPORTANT: The gauze must exert pressure on the bleeding sites to stop the bleeding.) Some blood will ooze from the area of surgery for 24 to 36 hours and is normal. Keep your head & chest elevated for the first 24 hours after surgery.
DISCOMFORT – Some discomfort is normal following surgery and will be greatest during the first 24 hours immediately after sensation returns to you mouth. The discomfort can be controlled but not eliminated by the pain medications you have been prescribed and these should be started well before the local anesthesia has worn off.
MEDICATIONS – It is essential to take all medications as directed.
Pain medications can cause nausea; therefore it should be taken with a full glass of water and some food.
IMPORTANT: Sometimes antibiotics reduce the effectiveness of birth control pills. If you are using medication for birth control and are prescribed antibiotics, you should use alternative methods of birth control for 21 days.
DIET – It is important to get adequate nutrition after surgery to help the healing process. Fluids are especially important. Eat normal meals as soon as possible. Cold, soft food such as ice cream or yogurt may be the most comfortable for the first day. Refrain from alcohol if taking pain medication.
ORAL HYGIENE – Do not rinse your mouth on the day of surgery. On the evening of the day of surgery, you may rinse with warm salt water (1/2 teaspoon salt to an 8 oz. glass of warm water following meals). Brush your teeth gently avoiding the surgical area.
REST – Avoid strenuous activity for the first 12 to 24 hours after surgery, since this may promote bleeding by dislodging the blood clot.
STIFFNESS –You may experience jaw muscle stiffness and limited opening of your mouth following surgery. This is normal and should improve in a few days.
BRUISING –You may experience some mild bruising in the area of your surgery. This is a normal response in some persons and should not be a cause for alarm. It will disappear in 7 to 14 days.
SMOKING – Refrain from smoking for 4 to 5 days. Smoking can cause bleeding; it interferes with the healing process, and may lead to a very painful post-operative complication called a "dry socket".
ACTIVITY and DRIVING – Do not drive, operate machinery, or engage in contact sports when taking narcotic pain medication, or for 24 hours following IV sedation.
Healthcare Providers
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Today I found a rotten place in my grafted Sulcorebutia...how can I save it ...i heard something about lime powder but I don't know how to use it nor where to get it !!!
recently many of my cacti have rotten I don't know why but I lost my Gymnocalycium mihanovichii and Sempervivum because of rottenness....but I still wondering how did the rot affect my Sulcorebutia without it being touch soil surface and why does it grow vertically more than usual ? thanks to everyone ... http://i.imgur.com/58A5S.jpg |
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BB I am not sure about lime powder, maybe you are thinking about dusting with cinnamon? What kind of soil are your cacti potted in? Rina |
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Cinnamon for the rot, and I would separate a few pups and plant them so you can still have a specimen if the rot continues... Mike |
the soil contains a mixture of sand and topsoil the cactus is outside the window (the window is southeastern) so you tell to dust the rot with cinnamon without doing any cut ? thanks Rina thanks Mike |
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Hi Bodyboss. That plant has too many places for water to just sit because of all the tight crevices. If water even touches that plant, it will settle and take its while to dry out. Did it ever get watered while the water ran down the sides of that plant, settling near the base? If so, I can see why it would rot if there is no air circulation or very hot consistent temps to dry that water out within a 'brief' time. With a plant like that, I would only let water touch the top if I lived in a very hot climate like Arizona, Had it in full all day hot sun, or had some sort of breeze hitting it drying out the moisture quickly. Sorry about that... It stinks. The same thing happned to one of mine. Mike |
thanks Mike very much I dusted it with cinnamon even when I touched the black area I found it hard not soft so I think I just discovered the rot after it has been cured, Friday I'll go to greengrocer to buy some stem cacti to make grafts with the pups as you advised . |
thanks Mike very much I dusted it with cinnamon even when I touched the black area I found it hard not soft so I think I just discovered the rot after it has been cured, Friday I'll go to greengrocer to buy some stem cacti to make grafts with the pups as you advised . |
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"the soil contains a mixture of sand and topsoil" Read some past posts about the gritty mix the above could be the cause of your problems..... Mike |
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Megan's great roundup of Apple history from the other day wasn't enough nostalgia for you? It should have been -- wow there was a lot of old Apple stuff in there. But just in case your itch for the days of Apple yore isn't yet scratched, here's a great little video compilation of every Apple produc...
A nice collection of Apple print ads
Here's a great collection of Apple print ads from the past twenty years. What I've found interesting is that trademark aspects of today's Apple machines can be found in these old designs, like fan-free heat dissipation, the tendency to shrink things and ads that show disembodied hands holding their ...
MacHeads: The movie
Perhaps you've seen the documentary Trekkies. Hosted by the late Tasha Yar (curse you, Armus!), it profiles several of the show's most zealous fans and by that I mean people with serious mental disorders. Did you see what they did to that poor truck? None of us would get so carried away with our App...
The Ghost of Macworld Past
We had fun talking about our favorite moments from Macworld keynotes during last night's talkcast. From the Big Brother moment in Boston to Steve dropping the S-Bomb in 1997 (twice!). Today, we've compiled the best videos we could find into a single post. Behold the Ghost of Macworld Past, and enjo...
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When the cat's away, the mice will play. The cat being Steve Jobs (absent from Apple in 1996) and the mice a team of Newton developers who found themselves alone with 4,000 modems and a video camera. As you've undoubtedly surmised, they created an impressive domino-type arrangement of the modems i...
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I usually level and torte then freeze my cakes. I fill and stack the layers when they are frozen and then crumb coat. Leave it to defrost and settle on the counter for a few hours and then into the fridge until I'm ready to do the final coat in buttercream or cover in fondant. I find it easier to get a smoother edge with IMBC when the cakes are cold because the icing sets up better. I've never had a problem with condensation or air bubbles from covering a cold cake.


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That hogvaten guy looks rather scrummy…surely they should have more revealing uniforms for in the summer? tee hee!
Stockholm looks beautiful, it's somewhere I've always wanted to visit, but it looks pretty pricey…damn those Scandinavians and their superior standard of living/higher wages!
The eye on the top of the first mosaic picture looks a little creepy, like the evil eye in Sleepy Hollow…..


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VANCOUVER, BC - British Columbia's senior women's provincial team will depart for Ottawa on Sunday in search of their first National Women's League (NWL) Finals title since 2010. Led by new head coach Dean Murten and assistant Aaron Frisby, the program will play four matches in six days at Twin Elms Park.
DUNCAN, BC - British Columbia's senior women's provincial program will be facing a BC Selects squad in a preseason tune-up this Sunday at Cowichan Rugby Club. The match will be the program's first fixture ahead of their 2014 National Women's League Finals campaign in Ottawa (July 29-Aug 3).
LANGFORD, BC – Canada's Women's Fifteens Head Coach Francois Ratier has announced his 26-player roster for the IRB Women's Rugby World Cup in Paris in August.
TAURANGA, NZ - The Canadian senior women's national 15s team kicked off their tour to New Zealand with a dominant 22-0 victory over Australia.
BC's senior women's provincial team staff have announced additional training weekends ahead of this summer's National Women's League Finals in Ottawa.
LANGFORD, BC – Following a hugely successful CAN-AM Series on Vancouver Island, Canada's Women's Fifteens head coach Francois Ratier has announced his travelling roster for the upcoming three-game tour of New Zealand in June.
VANCOUVER, BC - BC Rugby will be hosting a training camp for senior women and under-20 players on Sunday, May 11 at UBC Wolfson Fields in Vancouver. The camp is part of preparations for the 2014 National Women's League Finals scheduled for July 31-August 3 in Ottawa.


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A more formal standard is needed for a "sustainably grown" label. Some have suggested the lines between conventional and organic produce will eventually blur. Perhaps that day would come sooner with a USDA certification of "sustainable" farming practices.
Because of cost and confusion, retailers should not be involved in setting their own standards for sustainable growing methods.
I think a "sustainably grown" U.S. Department of Agriculture certification/label should be a goal for our major trade associations during the next decade. Determining the parameters of what "sustainable" means will be a matter of debate, of course. I think that in the end. a "sustainably grown" certification will result in enhanced transparency. Consumers who buy USDA-certified sustainable produce will see the inputs applied to the produce and the "continuous improvement" plan for each farming operation.
Under the sustainable certification model, growers and the entire supply chain should be able to add value to their produce without adding as much cost as strictly organic growing methods. With the recent Stanford University study finding no substantial nutrition or food safety advantage to organic, there appears to be an opportunity for sustainable farming methods to step into the gap in the public consciousness.
Here is a poll question about the issue:
I think it is time for a USDA certified "sustainably grown" label. What's your view?