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I'm Shell, a 20-something mama living in Las Vegas with my four-year old son, Shane, five year old fur baby, Bella Notte, and my husband Justin, who is the epitome of my "high school sweetheart" as we've been together since my freshman year of high school {&finally married in March 2013}. We are also expecting our second little one, due February 6, 2014!
I worked as an administrative assistant in college, took two years off after having Shane, and then went back. But I missed being a stay at home mom too much & so since May 2012, I've been a full time mommy & blogger! I love being able to stay home with Shane- it has always been a dream of mine to be able to enjoy this time of my child's life. I just wish Justin didn't have to work so hard to make it happen, but honestly? He's a hard worker; he'd be doing it anyway.
I have been blogging at {Not Quite} Susie Homemaker since January 2010. Since then, this blog has evolved very much and I am excited to see where it will go. I love sharing yummy recipes, great products & of course the obligatory photos of my kid. I love blogging because I've gotten to know so many wonderful people that I wouldn't otherwise have met and every day I get the opportunity to share products and companies that I'm passionate about with my readers.
Favorite Color: Green
Favorite Food: Watermelon
Favorite Animal: Monkeys
Favorite Number: 9
Likes: Trains, dinosaurs, Curious George, animals, coloring, taking out whatever I just put away, worksheets &reading. Lots of reading.
Dislikes: Bedtime, losing games, foods he hasn't had before or can't remember having before or that look suspicious.
Birthday: May 5
Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Food: Steak, which he is severely deprived of since I don't eat beef
Favorite Animal: "Why are you asking me my favorite animal?"
Likes: Sleeping, reading, watching TV with me, video games
Dislikes: When I make him do things "for my blog", clutter
Likes: Begging, Licking, Jumping, Cuddling, Chasing birds {and cats} out of our yard, Loving everyone
Dislikes: Getting wet, Vegetables, when Shane doesn't drop any food
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @NotQuiteSusie
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She was of the Methodist faith and was a member of McDonald United Methodist Church where she was active in the United Methodist Women's Group. She was a member of the McDonald Senior Group, Bridgemakers and the Senior Circle. She loved her family, and especially loved her nieces and nephews. Her face would always light up whenever her babies came into the room.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Wayne Newman, father, Homer Garner, one nephew, Steven Myers and one great nephew, Ryan Moses.
She is survived by her mother, Monettie Garner, McDonald; two sisters, Lois Ann Myers and Norma Faye Kelly, both of McDonald; two brothers, James Berlin Garner of McDonald and Homer David Garner, of Etowah; one special great-nephew, Jace Taylor; special great-niece, Brooke Taylor; three nieces: special niece, Angie Myers Taylor and Jennie Garner Davis and Misty Kelly; two nephews, Jeff Kelly and Chuck Garner.
The funeral will be held Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2012, at 3 p.m. at Grissom Funeral Home with Pastor Janet Geitner, of McDonald United Methodist Church, officiating. Interment will follow in Lee Cemetery in McDonald with James Garner, Gary Myers , John Burns , Johnny Pickett, Shawn Taylor, Leroy Taylor serving as pallbearers.
The family will receive friends today, Nov. 12, 2012, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Grissom Funeral Home, who has charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be sent to www.grissomfh.net


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The evangelical work ethic
Christianity Today: Forget Weber. We don't need social science to know that God cares about our work, Greg Forster says.
Opening doors
America: Kerry Alys Robinson on women in dialogue with the Vatican.
An imam, a rabbi, a pastor, and the legacy of a Nazi church
The Atlantic: A new initiative hopes to make Berlin a hotspot for interfaith dialogue, but critics say the group's plan glosses over the site's horrific past.
At a younger age, Mormon women are eager to share their faith
NPR: With drop in minimum age, there are 11,000 more female Mormon missionaries around the world now than there were a year ago.
Historic Florida megachurch suffers major drop in attendance; 'moral indiscretion' by pastor top reason?
Christian Post: A historic Florida megachurch is experiencing major decline, and the first negative impact came from a moral indiscretion by a former lead pastor.
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When we experience social pain -- a snub, a cruel word -- the feeling is as real as physical pain, scientist Matthew Lieberman tells Scientific American. In an interview about his new book, "Social," Lieberman uncovers the neuroscience of human connections. He says our need to connect is as fundamental as our need for food and water.
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my account has been hacked do too this release of this information **** riot and on top of that there doing nothing to help me retrieve it back
It won't let me log into my account now...
does anyone has this problem where you try to change the password on your account by signing on and then when you type it on the link they direct you to, it says wrong password?
Can someone help me? everytime i try to change my passowrd its always to weak and im kind of getting mad....
So about the password change. I got the email, confirmed with my 11 LoL friends who i play fb with that you guys are sending out emails. i changed my pass and then a few of us played a game of LoL after that. Today I try and get on, and it's not accepting anything. not my email, username OR password. how can i change this?
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The thing I don't understand is to how there was even a security breach in the first place. You are one of the fastest growing companies in the world. How could you not take the time to protect us. I do however appreciate the continued updates and honesty you have provided.
The new password requirements are insanely stupid on a game that's free to play. Mind numbingly idiotic.
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Whatever theme is chosen, I would ensure it had very wide walkways and plenty of them. I would also want the attractions spread out so that when the park was crowded, it did not have that jam-packed feel to it and guests could move and breathe.
Whatever theme is chosen, I would ensure it had very wide walkways and plenty of them. I would also want the attractions spread out so that when the park was crowded, it did not have that jam-packed feel to it and guests could move and breathe.
I would definetly hide names of historical disney figures and people that brought the park to life on the entrance. (For example, one way could be a name over every turnstile) Additionaly, whatever theme it would be, I would definetly want music to be a big role, to really add onto the atmosphere of the park. As for themes, I think it would be really cool to see the unbuilt Historical America Park. Thinking off the top of my head, a cool theme could be an "animated" waterpark. With areas revolving around the classic disney shorts, like maybe an area dedicated to the Silly Symphony series....
Frankly I wouldn't add a new park.
Instead I would add at least two lands to DAK including the Beastly Kingdomme and another continent perhpas Australia or maybe an America encompassing both North and South
I would demolish the Backlot Tour and create a new land and call it the Theatre District or Broadway having themed to the NYC in the Roarin' 20s. Add a new theater show and maybe some cool James Bond ride. I would also add an attraction or 2 to Pixar Place using some of the space of the demolished Backlot Tour. I would also add a second Star Wars ride and a Mos Eisley Cantina where the Backlot Express currently is.
I would add at least 2 countries to World Showcase preferably Brazil and India but Russia, Egypt, Greece or Argentina would all be good.
Finally, refurb Fantasyland by removing the Pooh playground, making a Mine car rollercoaster after Snow White, convert the current Snow White ride to a Beauty & Beast dark ride and add the Little Mermaid dark ride from the dvd
^^^ Some good ideas there! I would like to see Egypt or Australia added to WSC!
What ever they do, I'd like a restaurant set out like The House of Mouse complete with a stage and screen so we can be entertained!
"Most of my life I have done what I wanted to do. I have had fun on the job.I have never been able to confine that fun to office hours." ~ Walt Disney
I want more villains. The rumor floating around not too long ago about a villains park or a "night" park...that got me excited!
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You have got some awesome ideas! I definitely agree with you about the Backlot tour at DHS.It has seen its' day.Even Catastrophe Canyon is lame now.Keep up the great suggestions.I am all for getting rid of the Pooh thing behind the castle.A Mine train type coaster for kids,but big enough and thrilling enough for adults would be awesome!
Park Hopper Dad!
I don't know how Disney or the guests would feel about a new park being more like an amusement park. Most people go to Disney to avoid the amusement park atmosphere but some people really enjoy large thrill attractions. Places like Six Flags, Cedar Point, um...that one down the road that combines thrill rides with theming. Multiple upside-down, thrill coasters are the staple with at least two of these.
But building a new park takes an immense amount of time and money that may not be received back for a long time after opening day. It may be easier just to keep adding new attractions to each park one by one and spacing out each park just slightly. It's not like they don't have the room to expand, except for the Magic Kingdom.
I think Disney has the capacity to not only accommodate a new park, but may also (or instead) go for better and bigger attractions at the current parks.
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I am curious as to what these holes are in my yard. They're no bigger than a quarter and seem to be quite deep. As an experiment, and as part of cleaning my well, I let a hose run down one of these holes for 24 hours, checking it every hour to see if it had overflowed. It never did. The whole time I checked my neighbors yards and all around but no flooding anywhere, absolutely no sign of where the water went. So what small creature was ingenious enough that it could burrow a tunnel that could take that much water and not flood? This just amazes me, the water had to have gone somewhere! |
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- Posted by ahorselover GA (My Page) on Sat, Aug 5, 06 at 7:20
I have the same thing in my yard here in GA. Do you see a pattern or are they randomly spread throughout the yard? I see discussions that grubs dig holes but my holes seem too big for that. The holes are perfectly round, about the size of a quarter or even a half dollar.What about crawldads? Someone on another site suggested that. |
Many times holes are caused by animals LOOKING for grubs. Those would be the small holes that are not very deep. A hole that won't fill with water would have to be a chipmunk hole or similar. Lee |
It could be the hole of the 13 lined ground squirel. I have those in my yard, those little devils are cute and they don't damage my garden. They do eat lots of bugs and weed seeds. |
Have you seen Meerkat Manor on Animal Planet? Ok, unless you live in Africa, I'm just kidding. |
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Okay, random thought process I had today:
If I sharpen a lot of pencils, aren't I a pencil sharpener?
But then how can you distinguish to people what you mean by 'pencil sharpener'?
You could call non-human ones 'mechanical pencil sharpeners' but as people talk about 'mechanical pencils' that could be confusing. A sharpener for mechanical pencils?
There are manual pencil sharpeners. But couldn't the manual pencil sharpener be the person just as easily as the device?
↑ Proof that I think about random things.
I honestly do feel bad for Shneer sometimes. I witnessed this conversation:
Irk: Are you gay?
Shneer: No, actually. Despite what you may have heard.
Irk: Does your mom know?
Shneer: What the fuck?
Irk: Does she?
Shneer: My mother died when I was eight.
Irk: Did she know?
People. Shneer almost cried. About the mom thing, I mean.
And you know what's weird? The majority of the grade either thinks that Shneer and I are a couple or that Shneer is gay. And what's funny is that the same people spread both rumors.
And Shneer is asked, 'Are you gay?' at least once a day.
And I never am. It's so funny. If these people are going by stereotypes, it's true that Shneer's a little metrosexual but I'm much closer to being a stereotypical lesbian than Shneer is to being a stereotypical gay guy. I have a haircut that's actually been referred to as a 'lesbian hairdo', not much fashion sense, I've never worn makeup outside of theatre. And the Chief Homophobe was actually present and listening during one of my gender rants to Gennifer.
I mean, there are a lot of stereotypes I don't fit at all. But I do fit more than Shneer, who has quite a few.
Today at lunch Clueless, Gennifer, Shneer, and I were talking and some worker said, 'Move on, ladies. Oh, and gentleman.' C commented, 'Shneer's a lady. Flyby's the gentleman.'
We all laughed, including Shneer.
Y'know, something kinda emotional did happen tonight, but I don't want to journal it. Idaknow why.
That's a good question about the pencil sharpener thing. I think of those sorts of things too.
My latest question...why is it correct to say "a unicorn"...English rules say before a word that starts with a vowel it should be "an" but I don't think its grammatically correct to say "an unicorn"????
I'm so sorry about all the stuff with Shneer :/
oh, well, as always, I'm always here if you need to talk about anything. Anything at all.
Sorry, just answered the same question... I should read all the comments before responding! :P
And I just wanted to say, metrosexuals are awesome. That is all.
No one escapes from life alive
If it was unn-i-corn, it would be "an"
But since it's pronounced like "Yew" you only do "a"
like you wouldn't say "I have an yellow banana" you say "I have a yellow banana"
Quite correct, Dracofangxxx.
But, have you noticed that "an" is increasingly being heard if only a slight aspiration separates the indefinite article from a following vowel?
an historical event rather than a historical event
It's not yet universal, but it's headed in that direction! Of course, the British have been doing this a lot longer :)
Poor Shneer. He sounds like a really great guy, too.
I'm not sure about the pencil sharpener thing, though it seems to me unlikely that anyone would spend enough time sharpening pencils to be able to be defined as a pencil sharpener.... To Eli's unicorn question, though, I do know the answer: It's all in the pronunciation. 'A unicorn' is pronounced 'a yunicorn,' and so the initial sound is consonantal - this very sound is the difference in pronunciation between 'union' and 'onion.' Conversely, a word beginning with a silent consonant, as 'hour' or 'honor,' is pronounced with a vowel as its first sound and so takes an 'an' - an hour, an honor, a unicorn, a union, an onion.


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Sometimes we wake up on the wrong side of the bed and we just want to throw on some tight jeans, a t-shirt and a ton of eyeliner. Meaning: sometimes we just want to look like Joan Jett. The lady is a true rockstar, and she has the killer style to prove it. What a reputation.
left: Oh, what a total badass.
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left: Just hanging out, looking awesome.
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Makes 6 servings
active time
1 1/2 hr
total time
3 1/2 hr
- 1/2 cup toasted Marcona almonds
- 1/2 garlic clove, chopped
- Pinch of cayenne
- 1/2 to 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 1/2 pounds small (2-inch) beets without greens (2 pounds with greens)
- 2 tablespoons Sherry vinegar
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped shallot
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped chives
- Accompaniments: Gorgonzola bomboloni ; coarse sea salt such as Maldon or fleur de sel
Make almond butter:
Grind almonds to a paste with garlic, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and cayenne in a food processor. With motor running, add just enough oil to make a silky paste. Season with salt.
Make beet salad:
Simmer beets in 3 inches of water in a large saucepan, covered, until tender, about 30 minutes. Cool in liquid, uncovered, about 30 minutes, then peel and cut into 1/2-inch wedges.
Whisk together vinegar and 1/2 teaspoon salt in a bowl, then whisk in oil. Add shallot and chives and toss with beets.
Divide almond butter among 6 plates and top with beet salad. Put a bombolone on each salad and sprinkle lightly with sea salt. Serve remaining bomboloni on the side.
Cooks' notes:
Almond butter can be made 3 days ahead and chilled, covered. Bring to room temperature before using.
Beet salad, without chives, can be made 1 day ahead and chilled, covered. Bring to room temperature and stir in chives before serving.
my notes
recipe at a glance
type: Salad
main ingredients: Cheese, Beet, Root Vegetable, Nut, Vegetable, Dairy, Almond, Tree Nut
cuisine: European, American, North American, Italian, Pacific Northwest
dietary considerations: Vegetarian


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Anyone else run into the same problem I'm seeing? When I enter a post and press 'Publish' button I get a posting but my message is not there. I then try to edit the message and reenter the same message, only to have that fail as well. Any info?
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I only tried editing a post once, unfortunately I now realize that I must book a day off work to edit a single post, sadly this forum is so slow that it boggles the mind. On the bright side this will mean less edits, unfortunately although (or rather because) I do type fast and occasionally make a mistake it tends to mean that I used to go back and correct mistakes.
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A New League Landscape on the Horizon?
The following article was written and submitted by FF regular Josh Endsley, better known around these parts as "Team Jyeah."
According to various reports surfacing from the Draft this past weekend, Gary Bettman has proposed his new vision for the league – in the form of an unbalanced, four division league. The proposition, which will be revealed in more detail at the Board of Governors Meetings in December, call for realignment more closely based on time zones. Bettman's plan still calls for two 15-team conferences, though, with the possibility of keeping Columbus in the West while moving Detroit to the East.
Obviously, this would not sit well with the Blue Jackets' organization.
Jackets' General Manager Scott Howson has stated that he believes the League should consider something even more radical – unbalanced conferences – and intends to submit such a plan to the League.
"We're going to work something up over the summer and see if it has any legs,†Howson stated.
Howson's plan would establish a landscape that closely resembles Major League Baseball, with 16 teams in the East and 14 teams in the West.
"I'm just happy we're discussing it. Maybe there's a way for Detroit and Columbus to get in the East,†added Howson.
In addition to unbalanced divisions, Bettman's realignment plan introduces a new wrinkle to the playoffs in the form of divisional seeding. Four teams from each division would make the playoffs, with the first round consisting of divisional match-ups and the second round reseeding the remaining teams. The idea is that the playoffs would be the new mechanism for building and promoting rivalries, as opposed to a division heavy regular season schedule.
So, FF readers, what's your take on this newly proposed landscape for the NHL?
What do you think of the many other questions this proposition begs (such as, What rivalries will be lost with realignment? What will happen if the Coyotes have to move? Will an unbalanced league just serve as a basis for an argument for more expansion?)
Is the League just over-thinking what should be a simple solution, or do you like the plans that have been laid out?
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Dear members of the Gentoo community, I'm attaching the summary for the last Council meeting. The summary[1] and complete log[2] are also available in the Council page[3] [1] - http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/council/meeting-logs/20110913-summary.txt [2] - http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/council/meeting-logs/20110913.txt [3] - http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/council/ -- Regards, Jorge Vicetto (jmbsvicetto) - jmbsvicetto at gentoo dot org Gentoo- forums / Userrel / Devrel / KDE / Elections / RelEng
Council meeting summary: 20110913 Agenda ------ * Roll call (5 minutes; anyone later will be given a slacker mark) * Vote on whether to make Manifest signing mandatory (proposed by bonsaikitten) * Review open bugs with council involvement * Open floor - listen to the community Meeting ------- * roll call here: Betelgeuse chainsaw dberkholz grobian hwoarang jmbsvicetto ulm * vote/discuss: * Vote on whether to make Manifest signing mandatory (proposed by bonsaikitten) The council didn't address this point in the meeting as there was no concrete proposal to be discussed / voted by the council. Some council members addressed this issue in the #gentoo-council channel with Patrick before the meeting. * Review open bugs with council involvement After an initial confusion about the number of open bugs, the council addressed the 9 open bugs[1]. [1] - https://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?cmdtype=dorem;remaction=run;namedcmd=council;sharer_id=42650;list_id=422625 * bug 331987 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331987 The council agreed with infra's suggestion to do an SMTP level bounce for mails directed to the council ml. Tony will ask infra to provide the number of users affected, so the council can reply to the 2nd question on comment #9. * bug 341959 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=341959 Council members agreed that this bug is fixed and decided Markos will ask Torsten if he's ok with the bug being closed. * bug 362803 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=362803 Jorge acknowledged he forgot to update the xml file and will ask Torsten if he wants to take care of the bug or he'll take care of it. * bug 374931 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=374931 Everyone agreed this bug should be closed as the council webapp is already running. Petteri will take care of this. To help test the council webapp, Markos will try to use it for the next meeting. * bug 234706 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=234706 Tony argued that since this bug lost its champion and that the affected arches seem to be responsive again, the bug should be closed as OBSOLETE. The other members agreed. * bug 234711 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=234711 The council members decided to close this bug as OBSOLETE since it depends on GLEP55 which was not accepted. * bug 237381 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=237381 Donnie explained that he added a section to the council page following this request. Other members agreed that section was clear enough and that the bug should be closed as fixed. * bug 316401 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=316401 The council considers this bug to be resolved from council side and Petteri will ask Christian about closing it. * bug 330361 - https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=330361 Jorge addressed Fabian's question and explained that the current automatic builds are working correctly and that python2 is set as default on stage3. Jorge also explained that this bug is about not having python3 in the stages and that his and releng opinion about that was presented clearly in the bug. The council members agreed that council should not be involved on this bug and decided to reassign the bug to releng and defer to their decision. * Vote on a remaining issue from last meeting regarding echangelog generation Before the meeting started, Donnie suggested we used any remaining time to go over one issue that had remained from the previous meeting: should we require that autogenerated changelogs have a way to edit them afterwards to fix typos and such. After a discussion about whether the council could vote on this issue or not, there was a discussion about what was being voted on. Jorge argued that as he recalled this issue had been considered "obsolete" as the decisions in the previous meeting implied the existence of a file. Fabian argued that even though that was his understanding at the meeting, after rethinking about it, he thought it would be possible not to have a file. He also acknowledged that he believed the intention had been to have a file. In the end, given some open questions and nearing the end of the meeting, the council decided to move this discussion back to the mls - Markos will start a new thread, independent from the current git discussion, well before the next meeting. * listen to the community to see if there are any issues it would like to see the council address in this term No issues were brought up to the council by the community. * Next meeting date Tuesday, 20111011 1900 UTC
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Holman Christian Standard (CSB) | New International Version (NIV) |
8 At Rephidim, Amalek came and fought against Israel. | 8 The Amalekites came and attacked the Israelites at Rephidim. |
9 Moses said to Joshua, "Select some men for us, and go fight against Amalek. Tomorrow I will stand on the hilltop with God's staff in my hand." | 9 Moses said to Joshua, "Choose some of our men and go out to fight the Amalekites. Tomorrow I will stand on top of the hill with the staff of God in my hands." |
10 Joshua did as Moses had told him, and fought against Amalek, while Moses, Aaron, and Hur went up to the top of the hill. | 10 So Joshua fought the Amalekites as Moses had ordered, and Moses, Aaron and Hur went to the top of the hill. |
11 While Moses held up his hand, Israel prevailed, but whenever he put his hand down, Amalek prevailed. | 11 As long as Moses held up his hands, the Israelites were winning, but whenever he lowered his hands, the Amalekites were winning. |
12 When Moses' hands grew heavy, they took a stone and put [it] under him, and he sat down on it. Then Aaron and Hur supported his hands, one on one side and one on the other so that his hands remained steady until the sun went down. | 12 When Moses' hands grew tired, they took a stone and put it under him and he sat on it. Aaron and Hur held his hands up--one on one side, one on the other--so that his hands remained steady till sunset. |
13 So Joshua defeated Amalek and his army with the sword. | 13 So Joshua overcame the Amalekite army with the sword. |
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Wylie's Fight for Freedom: A War Dog's Journey
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Stung my eyes HORRIBLY... How can an eye makeup remover STING your eyes?
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Like many have said, the bottle is pretty big! There isn't any offensive or over powering smell to this. It's light and pleasant. I did find some stinging when I used this the firt time, but didn't have that problem any time after. Does a decent job removing all my makeup. I always use a separate wipe to remove any residual smears and this helped my makeup wipe off clean. Not sure if I would rebuy this. I usually don't stick to one product and like to try out new things (i'm a marketer's dream LOL) Price is ok ($14.50 CDN) but I got this as part of their 3/$30 promo. Hasn't irritated my eyes thus far. Will update is anything changes
Huge 250mL bottle! I was stunned at the sheer size. The smell is pleasant and not too artificial/chemical, does a decent job (except waterproof mascara, but since it is supposed to be gentle, I can't really complain), doesn't sting my eyes. I am used to 2 phase eye mu removers, so this is a little odd to me, but it works so I'll be happy to use it up... and probably go back to a stronger formula next time, but that is just a matter of personal preference.
*UPDATE* As I'm finishing up the bottle I feel that this MU remover leaves my skin a tight, and a little sticky feeling after I use it to remove my MU. And when I wash my face afterwards if the water goes into my eyes it still burns a little. However, if I put those aside this is a great makeup remover. But I probably won't be purchasing again due to my worry of the tight feeling afterward will age my eyes faster. Which is probably not true, but I'll move on to my journey of searching a HG mu remover.
I think I've found my HG eye mu remover!!
Absolutely not oily, has cool, smooth feelings to eyes, removes makeups effectively!
The first time I used it, it stung my eyes so badly. But then I realized that maybe I poured too much on the cotton pad so it went into my eyes. So now I just apply 3-4 drops on the pad and put it on my eyes and no problem since then :)
I also love how the hole is so small and just enough for a Q-tip to dip in. That way you can control how much you want to pour out.
Love, love, love this. I got it on the Earth Day promotion, which is 20% off everything when you use your own bag. So this is a good deal considering the amount you have! It's gonna last me a LONG time & yay finally a substitute for Lancome!!
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This product was a lot more harsh than I expected; I expected something that was a lot like Simple's Eye Makeup Remover which is really gentle and soothing.
This has a nice cooling effect, but stung my eyes. Simple's one does not sting at all. It has no greasy residue which is a big plus, but just the fact that it stings probably means I wouldn't repurchase.
I HATED THIS! It did what its supposed to, though not exceptionally well. But, the worst part is that it BURNS YOUR EYES! Its supposed to be gentle, but its so harsh! I poured it down the drain.
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I LOVE this remover!! I have used it for years and I think it is worth the price, with such a "large" bottle (many removers only contain 50 ml)...!
I have very sensitive skin, but this works very well for me. Does not leave any strange feeling and removes makeup in a perfect way!
I love this!!
Have been using this remover for a while now and I am quite happy with it. It does what it's supposed to do without too much scrubbing, but I don't give it full rating because my eyes start to water and sting so much when some of the product gets in them. They burn like crazy! I'll use up this bottle and then continue looking for a good eye make-up remover, I guess..
I suppose this eye makeup remover might not be ideal for waterproof mascara (I don't wear waterproof mascara, so I really don't know), but it removes Bobbi Brown long-wear cream eyeshadow and waterproof gel eyeliner, and I tightline! I have been using the Chamomile eye makeup remover since the early 90s, and although I have tried other removers, this is my favorite. I swipe on with a Swisspers cotton pad, and I don't even have to rinse. It isn't oily or soapy, it softens my skin, doesn't dry the eyelid area, and I get zero burning and redness. An HG remover for me.
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Available @ Nordstrom July '08..Colors include:Chillproof(F) extremely frosty(almost too frosty) off-white shade.reminds me of a cross between Crystal Avalanche and Gingersoft from the Holiday Trend palette..Tancentric(VP) is a cross between tan,pink, and peach with a slight golden flash.Almost like if you were to mix Tan pigment with Jete.Also very frosty like Chillproof.At my age(almost 37) I have to stay away from overly frosty shadows as they accentuate lines that are otherwise not usually visible.Rolled Gold(L) not your typical lustre..no glitter at all.It reminds me of Golden Olive pigment with darker aspects of Sumptuous olive e/s..Rustic(VP) this shade is badass..it's like Cranberry with Motif undertones..if anyone remembers L'Oreal OTL's this is alot like Five Alarm..it's red/burgandy with pink/golden irridesence..completely gorgeous and very pigmented..Finally there's Fertile(S) it's completely different(yet similar) to the original Fertile..The original is a deep slightly bluish purple with a sheen and it was VP..This is a deep brown with slightly purplish undertones and a Satin finish. Comes with the standard 213 brush.Packaging is ok..olive green, fabric covered palette with magnetic closure(MAC never has been too concerned about their casing on palettes:) Haven't figured out how to pull these shades off using only this palette.None of them really pair well together though I kind've like Rustic on the lid with Fertile in the outer V. In all if you can get your hands on this palette, check it out..Otherwise, don't stress on it
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Every quarterback dreams of The Drive. It's a euphoric sequence of throws that encompasses a passer's career, good or bad, in the span of a few minutes. Most remember it as the unfathomable five-minute, 98-yard drive executed by John Elway in 1987 against the (forever) cursed Cleveland Browns, but it's not always that historic and mesmerizing for others.
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Friends Do Things from Petter Foshaug on Vimeo.
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Add to the first thought. Is it just me, or does it look like a cheesy afterthought?
I will always miss the Fort Wilderness Railroad. It really enhanced the 'frontier' experience and made FW so much more than a place to park an RV. I am, however, consigned to the fact that it will only live on in our memories. On the other hand, we spent 1999-2000 New Year's at WDW. It was the debut of the 'hand' around Spaceship Earth. At the time, it said '2000', not 'Epcot'. I would like to know if others feel as I do: the symmetry of Spaceship Earth is destroyed by a sign stating the obvious: 'Epcot'. Duh.
Add to the first thought. Is it just me, or does it look like a cheesy afterthought?
I never really thought it looked right. Its kinda like when somebody adds a carboard sign to somthing in the rain. It just seems wrong. It just looks like a hunk of somthing up there on the ball. And while we are on the symbol of hte parks, i think MGM should go back to the earful tower. Seemed to represent MGM better than the sorcere's hat.
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It's a Disney thing. If you understood, your only question would be "can I go?"
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After looking at some old vs. new photos of Spaceship Earth, the wand sort of grows on me (ducking tomatoes). I think partly it's because the trees have grown up around the area, and Spaceship Earth doesn't stand out quite as much as it used to. I won't particularly miss it if they take it down, though.
The hat, however, should never have been put in front of the theater. They had plenty of room at the entrance plaza outside the gate, if they really had to have it.
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I hate the hat. It totally destroys the entrance to MGM. Why oh why did they do it? I much prefer the chines theater. It fits in with the theme of the park so much better.
The first time I saw the hat at MGM, I hated it. I think it's growing on me now, but mostly because there's so many cool pins underneath it. If it were up to me, I'd probably remove it, if for no other reason than to have the largest Hidden Mickey back in plain view.
As for the Epcot wand: I'm very much against it. I'm very traditional and retro when it comes to Epcot since it's been my favorite park since childhood. The wand doesn't seem to fit in with the Future World look at all, and very detracks from the Spaceship Earth design. However, I did read somewhere that the wand cost several million dollars to make, so it's unlikely that they're going to take it down anytime soon. I can't remember where I read it, but someone was saying that the steel structure goes very deep into the ground in order to withstand hurricane-force winds, and was therefore extremely expensive to build. I guess we're in for many more years of the wand.
Anway, here's a few "What should go away and what should come back" items:
The Circle of Life should go away - I understand the point, but it puts me to sleep
Horizons and the Tapestry of Nations Parade should come back
Cranium Command should stay - I love this attraction
Magic Kingdom:
Stitch's Escape should go away - I just wasn't that impressed with this. I like Alien Encounter a lot better. I understand why Disney put this attraction in, and it's worked very well. The attendance at Alien Encounter was always very low because it was scary for children. Now with Stitch, Disney has created an attraction that's a little scary, but that children will love because of the character involved. When I was there last week, the line for Stitch's Escape was always over a 30 minute wait.
You see the hat? I am Mrs. Nesbitt!
As much as I like Mickeys Philharmagic (sp?), I loved that Lion King show they had in that spot. I know they probably got rid of it because of the "Legend of the Lion King" show at AK. But I think they should of kept that other one!
I loved the Millenium Village I thought it was a great little area to go into especially mini golfing in Scotland. I also miss Food Rocks even though Soarin is amazing, Food Rocks was a show I always looked forward too. I have to agree on the Lion King show. The Rafiki pre show was great and the puppetry and animatronics was stellar. I do think that PhilharMagic is the best 3D/4D movie in WDW though. I also miss Mr. Toads, the Skyway and I hate the MGM hat as well. I always loved walking into the MGM gate and seeing the Chinese Theatre at the end of one street and ToT at the other.
Ditch the MGM Hat.
Ditch the EPCOT Wand.
Ditch Stitch's Great Escape.
Bring back Cranium Command.
Bring back Horizons.
Bring back World of Motion.
Bring back Dreamflight/If You Had Wings.
Straight and to the point.
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get rid of SGE. It's boring, and everyone knows what happened. And besides, it said a 3 year old was tall enough to go on, but the seat thingys didn't even come down to her legs. It was very boring and a waste of time.
bring back that show/ride at Tommorrowland, I think called the Timekeeper. I don't really remember much, but I remember that once you went in, you were greeted by a robot and a CM would talk to him. And I think there were games and stuff inside it too, but I don't really remember. But I remember liking the attraction A LOT.
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I don't care for the Mickey hand and wand on Spaceship Earth, but I can live with it.
Now, the sorcerer's hat.... Was it added to D/MGM for the 100 Years of Magic celebration? I can understand that it must have cost a lot to fabricate and install, and that each park should have an unquestionable icon (Cinderella's Castle/Spaceship Earth/The Tree of Life), but to block the street's crowning view of the Chinese Theatre is truly sad.
My family's Spring Break '06 trip was our third since the hat was installed, and this time it was obvious to me that it wasn't coming down. With that realization came my disappointment that the original vista was altered.
I believe a past Mouse|Tunes episode mentioned Star Tours could be getting a makeover. If it remains as a screen-based attraction, I look forward to the video being a nice, clean presentation -- perhaps even a digital image. I've noticed the current projection is quite grainy. Since "Revenge of the Sith" was an all-digital production, a technological format update for ST doesn't seem far fetched.
Over at the Magic Kingdom, I saw with much disappointment that the 20,000 Leagues lagoon had been filled-in. Though a long-shot, I had had hopes that Disney would one day decide to bring back the Jules Verne subs. I also thought perhaps they would maintain the lagoon until they had some franchise subject that lent itself to water (Atlantis or Finding Nemo). By the way, I remember seeing a spot (within the last 10 years) in front of either Disneyland's or MK's lagoon that had an Atlantis statue and/or an Atlantian character photo op -- and I don't mean the villains meet and greet queue shelter, so perhaps I saw this at Disneyland.
We watched Mickey's Philharmagic (twice) for the first time this trip: we all enjoyed it. I thought the 3-D effects were great!
I hope that WDW never dismantles The Carousel of Progress, or the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse. I'm big on the history of Walt and his endeavors, and in my mind, the CoP nearly epitomizes Walt's legacy (nostalgia + progress + animatronics). I never saw "The Swiss Family Robinson" movie until a few years ago, when I purchased it as a Christmas present for my wife. I enjoyed the movie, and now I have an appreciation for the treehouse attraction.
Speaking of appreciation, I believe a couple of pieces of MK could get a bit more appreciation from the observant guest if The Disney Co. promoted some of their movie fare more. What do I mean?
In 2005, Disney issued a DVD release of "Johnny Tremain," about a boy who found himself joining Paul Revere in the colonial fight for independence: The Liberty Tree figured into the storyline. I bought and watched the movie, and was now excited about seeing the Liberty Tree which stands in front of MK's The Hall of Presidents.
I noticed on my '06 trip that the turkey leg (or was it popcorn?) stand in Frontier Land bore a sign that included "Westward Ho" in its name. Though I've never watched "Westward Ho! the Wagons" starring Fess Parker, I gathered that was the sign's inspiration. How many other people have realized this? My point? Please release WHTW on DVD, Disney. Thank you!
And, of course, there's the question of a DVD release of "Song of the South," which serves as inspiration for Splash Mountain.
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