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- ARIES: March 21st - April 19th
Now isn't the time to prove to people that you're the boss, Aries. They would surely become defensive. You're much better off taking a sensitive, nurturing approach on a day like today. Focus your fire internally and use it to drive your own engine. Don't run over anyone else in the process or try to run their engine for them. - TAURUS: April 20th - May 20th
This is a favorable day for you to deal with intimate and sensitive issues, Taurus. You will be in comfortable situations that allow you to express what you believe. There's no need to hold back, because people will have a greater understanding of what it is you feel. You combine deep emotions with mental clarity and you're able to see through to the truth in other people's words. - GEMINI: May 21st - June 21st
There's a very heavy atmosphere around you that might feel stifling, Gemini. Situations are cropping up that urge you to think practically with regard to your emotions. You will find that things go much more smoothly if you slow down and think about a situation before you proceed. Make sure you consider all the choices and what their effects will be on other people. - CANCER: June 22nd - July 22nd
Just when you thought that the whole world was turning on you, Cancer, things start to come back around. You will find that you don't need to hide. In fact, the more you let your true spirit emerge, the more allies you will gain. Your secret ambition to rule your world is becoming a much more attainable goal than you might have thought at first. - LEO: July 23rd - August 22nd
The more you let your ego and fantasies swell today, Leo, the more friction you will encounter. Others aren't going to be fooled, nor are they going to want to deal with frivolity. You might consider letting someone else take the lead while you focus more on your internal energy. Don't be surprised if you cry for no apparent reason. It's important that the tears come out. - VIRGO: August 23rd - September 22nd
The hard work and detail-oriented planning you've done lately are really starting to pay off, Virgo. The key is to maintain your sensitivity and look to where you can be of service to others. Your nurturing side feels the need to express itself. Follow your heart today and be respectful of your emotions. The thing you need to be most conscious of is not overextending yourself. - LIBRA: September 23rd - October 22nd
You may not want to wander far from your bedroom today. That's fine. Take this opportunity to get things done around the house that make you feel like your energy is an important part of the atmosphere. Hang new pictures, read inspiring articles, and laugh at magazine cartoons that inspire your humorous side. Be soft and gentle with your words and actions. Just take it easy! - SCORPIO: October 23rd - November 21st
Things are on the upswing for you today, Scorpio. People are finally coming around to see things from your perspective. There's no need to doubt yourself. Look in the mirror and know that the person you see is capable of accomplishing anything. Your powerful emotions are your allies. Don't be afraid to let your heart speak up loud and clear the way it wants to. - SAGITTARIUS: November 22nd - December 21st
Take a step back from the line of fire today and examine your position. You've made some bold moves and now it's time to pause and evaluate. Listen to others' reactions. Take the observations and comments to heart. Other people may see things about your situation that you don't. Don't get boxed in by narrow-minded thinking. Digest what you learn and expand your horizons. - CAPRICORN: December 22nd - January 19th
You may not feel like you're in tune with your situation today, Capricorn. Try not to get too pushy with your opinions about how things should be done. Honor other people's perspectives and approaches. It may be hard for others to commit to things the same way you do. Their methods may be different, but that doesn't mean they are necessarily any better or worse. - AQUARIUS: January 20th - February 18th
Try not to be too competitive today, Aquarius. The more you try to drive your point across, the more it will meet stubborn opposition. This is a better day to observe the situation. Emotions are running high, and people aren't necessarily acting rationally. It will do no good to try to reason with someone determined to fight. Save your ammunition for something else. - PISCES: February 19th - March 20th
Sink into a soft, gentle rhythm and you flow with everything around you, Pisces. Ease your mind about any worries. Your subconscious knows the way. The key today is sensitivity and intuition - your specialties. You don't need to be concerned about a thing. Everything will work out fine. Don't worry that you haven't prepared enough. Give yourself a break and relax.
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There's suddenly a lot of hype and excitement surrounding the Buffalo Bills. One big week can do that to an NFL team, especially early in the season.
Maybe it's too early to tell if the energy boost resulting from their Week 1 road victory in Kansas City will help increase ticket sales, but the early reports aren't exactly uplifting. The Associated Press reports that, in Buffalo, season-ticket sales are at their lowest point since 2001:
Chief executive officer Russ Brandon says the Bills have sold 37,555 season tickets in leading up to their home opener against Oakland on Sunday. That number is about a 1,000 more than the Bills sold in 2001. It's also about 6,500 short of last year's total.
Brandon projects the team will sell out its first three home games. He adds the Bills will have a difficult time selling out their final three – all of them in December.
Bad performances, low expectations and a poor economy are naturally being blamed for the dip, but the Bills have missed the playoffs 11 straight seasons and the economy has been in the tank for three years. So why now? Are Bills fans finally beginning to grow tired of losing? Many fan bases start ditching perennial losers much quicker than this, but maybe even reputably super-faithful Western New Yorkers have finally started to jump ship.

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Anyway this has been troubling me since I keep starting horde characters that I seriously want to play but am hesitant to level past 10. Last thing I want is to get into the 30's or even 40's and realize that I'm on just an awful server and it's really too late re-re-roll if I ever want to see Outland again. At the same time you're not really going to be able to see behind the curtain until your 30's or 40's if not later.
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Really, how many people that are leveling now who already have 70's are playing the old content to enjoy it? Anyone who's not new to the game or going back to enjoy the lore, which is all of the few people you'll see on low levels, is just trying to get through it back to the good stuff where they can actually do stuff again.
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Hi all, I'm a complete newbie to gardening, but I decided to try my hand at planting some cajun belle peppers. They were looking great until recently, when the flowers and one leaf began yellowing and wilting. The stem intersections are also dark brown. Could this have to do with overwatering? Underwatering? Too much heat? Or are they completely fine...? I live in South Florida, where it has been over 80 degrees for the last few days. I water every other day or every couple of days. The picture shows one wilting flower in the foreground, one recently bloomed flower in the background, and the brown stems. Help please! Thank you :) -Aarthi |
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That plant looks very healthy. I couldn't tell you what the brown stem is related to but how often do you water it? Also what kind of solid did you use? |
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As Jean says, the dark color is normal. But the overall plant looks pale - not as healthy as it could be. I would recommend that you water less, and if the plant is wilting then move it into some shade during the hottest part of the day. It is still a young plant and has significant growing to do. As you reduce watering, the plant should be able to take up more nutrients from the mix. The plant is in need of nutrients - whether due to the impaired roots (from excess moisture in the root-zone), or due to an actual deficiency in the mix. Josh |
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Wolves 0-3 Arsenal, or Spreading the Wealth
So we met Wolves at their place yesterday and it was a good result for us: a 3-0 away victory at any club is a great showing. The score sheet had three different players on it, something that's become more common in the last couple of months than earlier in the season. What I take from this is an overall improvement in the team's approach to each game we've played in recent weeks; I think there's a growing confidence, which we've all discussed before, but also a greater understanding among the players when it comes to individual plays on the pitch. Back in November, I found myself shouting at the TV screen about the squads inability to hold on to the ball and do something useful with it, but now I watch with delight and hope for those quick one-touch passes and the eventual key pass to put someone in at goal.
That this change has occurred for the team is fantastic, but there are individuals who have made a difference as well. Walcott has been working harder in the last couple of months than he has for much of the season. We're used to seeing him have a good game here and there, but his overall level of quality and the quantity of his contributions has increased. He's starting to like being in front of goal a little more, and is more sure of himself when he cuts inside and makes a run. His goal last night, assisted by van Persie, showed a composure on his part, of which I'd seen little until February/March. Can this be a big step in his improvement at the club?
Benayoun, though underrated by quite a few gooners, put in a shift last night. In general, his work-rate is fantastic and even late into a game he's one of the players who continues to rush around the pitch and add energy to our performance. I like how we play when Yossi gets a start, there's a certain dynamic he brings to the left that has served us well. It's great to see a player who, though he is only here on loan, puts everything into each game; something we saw little of from the squad as a whole last season, but is growing at present. A lovely goal from him to make it 3-0 last night.
I'll end with a note on Robin. He's been in a bit of a scoring drought lately and that's something you'd expect from someone who's been in fantastic form for over a year, but he showed signs last night of coming through it by finding net again with a sweet chipped penalty. There's a confidence in him still that sees him taking those chances and, more often than not, making good on them. While he was rather quiet against Man City on Sunday, it's worth noting that he's still making important passes and, like last night, contributing to other goals with an assist here and there (he's currently 5th in the League for assists with 10). Robin has commented lately that playing well isn't just about scoring goals, and when the goals don't come he is still happy if he passes well and provides assists. I for one hope he continues to perform well in all ways.
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Using an onion as a metaphor for explaining the commercial property scene in and around Cambridge is becoming a default position of mine when discussing the matter with those who are unfamiliar with the area.
Some 'outsiders' use the terminology of 'cluster' and 'hub' in relation to Cambridge but these words tend to imply something a bit more self-contained and closed off.
Although Cambridge commercial property is operating in somewhat of a rarefied atmosphere with rents and availability in the city centre and central business and science parks make it more and more exclusive, it's far from being excluding.
As we wend our way towards the end of the year the onion is getting bigger. Not only is it becoming denser at its core, but more layers are being added too.
At the core, Development Securities has confirmed the pre-let of one the final three buildings of Phase VI of the Cambridge Science Park to an existing occupier at the Park which is expanding. Construction of the 42,000 sq ft pre let building will start next February with a view to completion in the second quarter of 2015.
In the same press announcement, Development Securities also confirmed that 'interest in the remaining two buildings is strong' and pointed to occupier demand at its Cambourne Business Park – which is in the west layer of the onion and sits within the wider and still fairly new settlement of Cambourne.
Over in the south east layer, Carisbrooke Investments is gearing up for the next stage of its development Haverhill Research Park which, although in the county of Suffolk, is very much a layer of the Cambridge onion.
Starting with a blank canvas as a green field site, the masterplanning of Haverhill Research Park was able to take a holistic approach to not only providing up to 450,000 sq ft of office and R&D laboratory space and supporting business accommodation but also the freedom to factor in complementary and substantial residential and associated amenities.
Next year will also, finally, see the out-of-the-ground start of the new settlement of Northstowe in the onion's northern layer. Although pitched with a bias towards a residential settlement, there will be commercial opportunities there too.
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Cowen & Company analyst Doug Creutz expects Diablo 3 to sell five million units in its first year of availability.
Earlier today, Activision Blizzard announced a May 15 release date for the highly anticipated action RPG.
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New Mesa Police Chief George Gascón's office was empty Tuesday, but his first day on the job was full. The 52-year-old Gascón attended his first department manager's meeting and then hustled out to a SWAT call.
"I just wanted to get a feel for the call," said Gascón, who left a job as an assistant chief in Los Angeles for the Mesa post.
Gascón vowed the department would seek prosecution of the man.
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On the last days of his job in Los Angeles, Gascón faced the possibility he would step into the middle of a massive Valley manhunt for a serial shooter who gunned down pedestrians and bicyclists late at night on major thoroughfares. The last two of 37 possible incidents occurred in Mesa.
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Top 10 Popular Christmas
10 of the Best-Loved Songs of the Season Arranged in Jazz Styles for Late Intermediate to Early Advanced Pianists
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Top 10 Popular Christmas (10 of the Best-Loved Songs of the Season Arranged in Jazz Styles for Late Intermediate to Early Advanced Pianists). Arranged by Sharon Aaronson. For Piano. Book; Piano Collection; Piano Supplemental. Top 10 Series. Christmas; Jazz; Secular; Winter. Early Advanced; Late Intermediate. 40 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.37577).
ISBN 073908139X. Christmas; Jazz; Secular; Winter.
Top 10 Popular Christmas contains 10 of the most familiar Christmas hits that are enjoyed from generation to generation. Aaronson's arrangements are rich in jazz elements yet remain true to the originals. Titles: Believe (from The Polar Express) * The Christmas Waltz * Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas * I'll Be Home for Christmas * It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year * Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! * The Little Drummer Boy * Santa Baby * Sleigh Ride * Winter Wonderland.
- It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year Composed by Edward Pola; George Wyle
- I'll Be Home for Christmas Composed by Walter Kent;Lyrics by Kim Gannon
- Santa Baby Composed by Joan Javits; Philip Springer; Tony Springer
- The Little Drummer Boy Composed by Katherine Davis; Henry Onorati; Harry Simeone
- The Christmas Waltz Composed by Jule Styne;Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas Composed by Ralph Blane;Lyrics by Hugh Martin
- Sleigh Ride (Instrumental) Composed by Leroy Anderson
- Believe (From "The Polar Express") Composed by Alan Silvestri; Glen Ballard
- Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! Composed by Jule Styne;Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
- Winter Wonderland Composed by Felix Bernard;Lyrics by Dick Smith
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This Sunday marked one year since Portland, Texas, couple Mollie Olgin, 19, and Mary Kristene Chapa, 18, were shot by an unidentified gunman in Violet Andrews Park. Hikers found the girls in a patch of grass early the next morning. Both had been shot in the head. Mollie died and Kristene survived despite slim odds. She had to regain her ability to speak before being able to describe the assailant to police. She also helped police revise their initial sketch of the suspect.
A bullet casing from a large-caliber gun was found at the scene, Portland Police Chief Randy Wright said, but no weapon was recovered. DNA from the crime scene was sent to a lab; so far no results have been announced. Despite an influx of leads, no suspect has been apprehended in the shooting.
Since the tragic event, Kristene Chapa's life has changed drastically. She's lost her girlfriend, and after having part of her brain removed, she's lost some of her vision and hearing. No longer in a wheelchair, she now uses a cane to walk.
No motive has been determined in the shooting. Police haven't ruled out the possibility that a hate crime was committed against the same-sex couple. Friends and family, say reports, were accepting of the young women's relationship.
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February 8th, 2013 by knitnzuI have been unable to access my blog from home for weeks… so there's a lot to catch up on.
Some highlights.
It's faded quite a bit since I did it two weeks ago (date of the photo). But it's still pretty entertaining.
More photos in the flickr set.
knitting the sky
I'm about 3/4 of the way around the edging on my star chart shawl, Celestarium. Here it is before I started the garter stitch edging,
Other knitting… I interrupted the edging to make a quick pair of fingerless piano mitts for somebody who is moving to Wisconsin, and then I forgot to take a photo!
it's snowing!
And the State, in it's everloving wisdom, uses leaf-blowers to move the snow around on the sidewalks,
And either the state or the city uses not one, but two plows to clear the path along the river… the path in the woods that doesn't go anywhere.
This makes me wonder. And this also makes me wonder… the state has decided to invest in plastic trash cans. So we can all have identical rectangular cans. Because something was wrong with the old round metal ones. Or maybe they're going to make a lot of money on them in scrap. Honestly, why?
I miss my round can. It was a subtle subconscious signal for "put trash here", while the blue rectangular plastic can means "put recyclable paper here". Now I have to pause and think… where does the paper go? Where does the trash go? These two things are the same size and shape. One is just blue and doesn't have a plastic bag liner.
I did see some pretty things on my walk…
and I love looking at bark and branch architecture,
(white ash bark, black cherry bark that somebody's been nibbling through, white ash branches, sumac clones)
and even though it's rather stark, there's beauty along the river, and in the old Stone Building,
Well, we've just had the "appetizer" part of the storm… the real deal should happen tonight. Stay warm, stay dry!
And if I'm absent, it is in part that I can't get on the damned blog server.


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Why can't you give us a hint?! :(
Breakfast Topic: Abilities you'd like to see in the Warcraft movie {WoW}
Oct 30th 2007 5:58AM @ 43,
Mate, the mage cannot eat and drink or mount while the enemy's sheeped, couse he is"in combat". So, nope, he cannot do this. He can run away, where the combat fades and then do those things. But thats not very heroic ;)
Aaaand about the movie- I would REALLY like to see what are repair bills actually go for: I would like to watch some blacksmith repairing every single item in my"bag" and then fix my armor also...without taking it off of me(you know, they fix without getting the player stripped). And since i'm a cloth-wearer, it's nice to see how a blacksmith is reapiring my cloth outfit :D
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I have a bananna tree to and bring it inside when it's 50 F or cooler. Nice plant to have inside in the winter... very tropical. If you want more tropical look for this area try a Norfolk island pine. |
I love your banana, that would certainly make me do a double-take, even from the other side of the fence. You didn't specifically say you wanted suggestions. If you want a recommendation for another plant to add, read on. I'd add some cannas to the oasis. This is my first year growing them and I really like them. Cannas are related to bananas. They're big, bold, and easy to grow. They also come in different leaf colors, and some will flower even in z-5, so they add some color. Plus they're another plant you dig in the fall and store in the basement. That's already working for you with your other tropicals. If you decide to get some cannas, do read up on canna virus first, and shop carefully. Getting virused cannas would be a bummer, especially if the virus spread to your beloved banana. It's worth it to spend a little extra and get one perfect, healthy canna, rather than a bagful of cheap but potentially infected ones. Healthy, happy cannas will multiply so your tropical refuge will get more gorgeous every year. The canna forum will give you lots of inspiration and advice. |
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Australis • Colour Inject Lipgloss • Lip Gloss
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Average Rating. | 4.2 |
Would buy this product again. | 90% |
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Susie0205 on 5/6/2014 7:21:00 PM more reviews by Susie0205
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Black Eyes: Black
I try the peach color of the lip gloss, I bought this because the word inject, but I can not see my lips getting fuller, as to the lip gloss itself, I love the smell, but it is not long lasting and the pigmentation is not good
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makeupreviews97 on 4/17/2014 7:39:00 AM more reviews by makeupreviews97
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Blue
Really good lipgloss! -none sticky formula, nice colour range and affordable, you can't go wrong. Only lip glosses I use because all other glosses are too sticky
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aliciagrasby on 2/22/2014 3:05:00 AM more reviews by aliciagrasby
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Relaxed, Medium Eyes: Blue
A great range of lip glosses. Nice colour selection. Non sticky. Easy application. Lasts decently and wears nicely. Highly recommend.
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kayci21 on 12/5/2013 6:40:00 AM more reviews by kayci21
Age: 19-24 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I have this in the shade 'Fandango', which is a bright orangey-red. It's quite sheer, so I find I have to swipe it on about twice or so. It has a fruity scent that doesn't bother me. Doesn't seem to be drying either. Overall, I like it.
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Nzchick on 4/26/2013 7:17:00 PM more reviews by Nzchick
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond, Relaxed, Medium Eyes: Green
I purchased this gloss in the shade 'jazz' a bright pink, for $7.50 (it had 50% off) but they usually are around $16 in NZ. I absolutely love the smell! The gloss is very pretty although it does come off rather quicly. It is vegan free and not tested on animals which is a bonus too!
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derfus on 10/13/2012 10:43:00 PM more reviews by derfus
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I love this gloss. I bought one in Lambada a while ago. It cost me $17.50, I bought it from farmers. I think I will go back and also buy a darker shade, I love Lambada and I want to try the other colours! At first when I put this on, I didn't really like it. It looked very milky, but all you really need to do is spread it out a bit. You need to exfoliate your lips a bit and use a lip balm first, this gloss will settle into the lines and make your lips look gross if you don't. I absolutely love the smell, it smells so fruity! I don't really like the consistency though, it is rather sticky. Overall, I really do like this product, I just wish it wasn't so sticky.
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makeuploveraus on 9/24/2012 6:48:00 PM more reviews by makeuploveraus
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Medium, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
I love this lipgloss line. Beautiful colour range, good quality product and always stock available. I have now bought this in most colours. Each have a pleasant smell, stay as long as you expect a lipgloss to and provide a lovely glassy shine. I have to admit these are a little sticky but it doesnt bother me too much. Most are well pigmented or build easily with a few coats. These are just as good quality as the big brands like Mac. I definitely recommend you give them a try.
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AliceJessie on 8/14/2012 3:21:00 AM more reviews by AliceJessie
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm Hair: Other, Straight, Medium Eyes: Green
I just bought this today at Farmers, NZ and have used it once.
I bought this in the shade Lambada, a baby pink that does apply quite thickly and is much paler than in the tube where it is more concentrated.
At first I was like oh god, slightly pink milk is on my lips, so I persisted and kept spreading it until I achieved the look I wanted. Baby pink, shiny, healthy lips :)
The doe foot is a little long but I like this, it doesn't make application awkward, you just get more product than necessary.
It was a good price at 17.50NZ and will repurchase in perhaps a hotter pink shade as this does make me look a little washed out unless I have buffed my cheeks up with some gorgeous Australis blush :D
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*TOP REVIEWER* pinkfrost52 on 5/29/2011 11:05:00 PM more reviews by pinkfrost52
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
I have one of their Colour Inject Mineral Lip-glosses in 'Bellydance' - a sheer coral creme. Texture is very smooth and glides on easily but is a little sticky for me so I took a lippy off. The shade I have is quite bright and I thought I wouldn't be able to pull it off, but it goes on rather sheer so it adds a nice light touch without making it seem too dramatic. Smells fruity and lasting power is average. Great buy. :)
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*TOP REVIEWER* alee26 on 4/29/2011 12:34:00 AM more reviews by alee26
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I like these glosses. I have two of them from the colour inject mineral line. 'Lambada' - which is a milky pink cream and 'Bollywood' - a red creme (is sheer though). Both colours are pretty on their own, but I usually wear them over lipsticks. They are not so sticky at first, but I notice when I get near the end of the tube, the formula thickens a bit. They smell a little weird to me, but are quite affordable in AUS and NZ. :)
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I really need help with my laundry layout! I think I have a really nice size room after I made some alterations. That said, I know you all would be able to trick this thing out and give me some wicked ideas! I'm so drained lately and stressed about the house that I haven't even been able to "dream" so I need help from dreamers here. :) I think I want an island but I'm not sure I have the space or how I should orient it... I've tried a couple of different ways and thought maybe someone here would have an idea. Would you move things around completely? What are must-haves? I'm attaching the original architect concept and my changes and I've included a 12" scale for anyone who wants to play around. Please help me build my dream laundry! And, THANK YOU to anyone willing to offer help! My changes:
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What do you want to do in the laundry? I still sort my laundry - sheets, towels, jeans, regular, delicates, etc. so I like to have room for lots of baskets to hold each type. I also iron, so an ironing board is a necessity. Also a TV and DVD player, because I need something to focus on when I'm doing laundry. And, of course, counter space to sort and fold the finished items. But you have that. |
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Where is your laundry oriented in terms of your house? Is it a mudroom and laundry room or is it just a laundry room? In our mudroom/entry, we put in cubbies, a charging station w/ space for mail, a dog bath and a built-in spot for dog crates. In our laundry room, we have pull-out hampers (2 of them, one for lights, one for darks), as well as a big "linen closet" and a very long hanging rod. We also put a counter over the washer/dryer for folding. |
Thank you for the responses. :) Suero - OK, in our current laundry we do sort, fold and iron in the laundry room. We also store our vacuum and steamer and extra towels there. I was thinking we would put a TV and that if I had an island I would be able to sit and surf the web from there. Beagles - This room is a combo mudroom-laundry closer to the garage although still in the main hall. It does not need any dog stuff though because we have a "dog shop" across the hall that has a dog shower/bed/and access to a dog run in the back yard. So do you all think an island would work in this space? |
You have a nice sized room. Truly an awesome opportunity to do something wonderful if it's done right. But it doesn't look like it is laid out very efficiently. I won't be much help there as I am not a visual spatial person, but there are others here that are. Looks like you have a dead corner by your cubbies. Some things to think about: This might help just for comparison. This room is 15x14 Houzz |
- Posted by mydreamhome (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 14:54
In the second drawing, if you come down the back stairs, you have to go through the laundry room to get anywhere else in the house? I don't know that I would want to see/walk through my laundry room all the time. I guess I kind of see your point about an island, but you could just put in a small media/desk center along one of the walls. Not doing an island is a cost savings in your cabinetry budget, countertop budget and electrical budget. What is the room on the other side of the pocket door? Are the lockers easily accessible to the entry door everyone will use most often? Can you post the full floorplan? Here are two layouts to consider. The basic difference is the sink location and laundry basket storage. Sorry these are so large--I couldn't get the resize to work on photobucket today. Hope this helps! |
Oh My Gosh... THANK YOU EVERYONE!!! I love this site. OK, I suppose I need to post my whole floor plan for this to make sense. We are still tweaking with the architect but I'll get it posted tonight. I'm actually nervous to post because we are so far down the path that I'm afraid someone will have a fantastic suggestion that will have us rearranging everything, which I'd hate to do. It happened once before and I was an emotional basket case for a good few weeks. Ignorance is bliss sometimes. :P Stay Tuned and THANKS AGAIN!! |
I did post the whole floorplan and you can find the thread here: My Full Plan MyDreamHome - what a wonderful job you've done here... this totally helps immensely!!!! I like this because I feel like that will leave me a lot of space to iron and use my big steamer. DH still thinks he likes saving space and just using the pocket door. Since you seem to have a knack for this, what would you do if you needed to put an island? red-lover - I HAVE THAT EXACT PICTURE in my houzz idea book. :) I love to look at the pics there but translating them to my space is challenging for me. I could design a "beautiful" room but it might not be functional. I'll look at your list and the plan posted by "dream" and see how close I can get. |
- Posted by mydreamhome (My Page) on Tue, Apr 3, 12 at 0:29
Let me work on that, Dutty. Glad it was helpful. Hopefully, I'll have something for you Tues. afternoon-evening :-) |
MyDreamHome. How do you do this? I know this may not be a simple answer, but I would like to experiment just for my own purposes. |
- Posted by mydreamhome (My Page) on Wed, Apr 4, 12 at 0:45
My dream home--thanks. Your plans for dutty look great. Hope she's had a chance to look at them. |
mydreamhome! I love the last two! |
Just a thought about the pocket door. My in-laws have a pocket door for their main powder room, a room that get a lot of traffic. I *think* they might have one on the laundry on the main level as well.. (I can only guess based on the layout.) The door on the bath sticks and is difficult to pull closed, especially for the folks with arthritic hands-the little hook has to be pushed on to pull the hook out from the door, and the hook itself is quite small. People use the master bath to avoid dealing with the pocket door. The door to the laundry is ALWAYS open. Even for holiday parties. My sister in-law moves the laundry out, but you can see all of her cleaning supplies and various other things that haven't been organized from the kitchen island-its a straight shot. Something to think about is how well the door will function, especially if its located off the kitchen. I'm thinking I'd like a swinging door for the laundry. One that can stay open if needed, but will swing when I walk in with a basket of laundry. |
I think, in this house layout, a pocket door will work fine (you can find her whole house layout in another post, and you'll see what I mean). This pocket door can remain open 90% of the time. Plus, with good hardware, pocket doors aren't really a problem. |
Oh yes. I was thinking the laundry was off the kitchen, don't know why. (possibly looking at too many floor plans lately!) |
YAY!!!! Thank you everyone. I'm back from our "not so restful with a bunch of crazy kids" vacation. :D I'm loving this and every bit of info is helpful. MyDreamHome - Those are GREAT and very helpful!! Our problem is the stairs depositing to the side (turned) is now a non-negotiable. We originally had them JUST like you did but after going around a bunch of times we decided we didn't want to see them from the family room so the architect did the turn out. Now, after talking all weekend, DH is insistent that the stairs deposit into the laundry and are "hidden" from anyone but family so he nixed the architects version. So, the final decision is to close off the door directly off the stairs and have them deposit into the laundry which is only accessible via pocket door on the far side closer to the garage. It's not perfect BUT at least it's a decision. I swear I could beat this whole thing to death! So, as for the island, what's your feeling? I sorta worry that the big island would be too big BUT I love it from a storage/desk/craft table idea. Maybe the 2x5 centered would be the way to go... Can't wait to show DH your ideas and layouts when he gets home tonight. THANK YOU!! |
- Posted by mydreamhome (My Page) on Thu, Apr 12, 12 at 11:03
Hi Dutty--glad you had a great time on vacation! I won't have access to the program I use until later today. I'll see what I can work up for you when I have access again. On the stairs into the laundry with no access at all from the hall---I would maybe think long & hard about it some more. It is your house & everyone has their own ideas on design and what they like & don't like. With that being said, I think with that layout you describe, the back stairs will only be used to deposit dirty clothes in the laundry/deliver clean clothes from the laundry & in the mornings on the way out the door--but only if the person leaving is doing so from upstairs. If everyone is finished upstairs and gathers in the kitchen for breakfast then heads out the door I really don't think they'll be used. When looking at the traffic flow of your house, it is far easier for everyone to use the front stairs at the foyer to go just about anywhere in the house other than the laundry room. If the stairs will get so little use, then it is a waste of money (again IMHO) to build them when those funds could be used somewhere else. If you're worried about seeing the stairs from the family room, odds are you won't really as you have a wall directly in front of that part of the staircase if you don't do that last 90 degree turn. You could also do a pretty railing that curves out at the bottom banister that would be stunning as you look down your grand hall from one end to the other. Another thing to consider is that with kids, those stairs will not be known only to the family--their friends will know about them. So now you may have non-family members traipsing through your laundry room! Eeeek! You may have to keep your laundry room spic and span all the time! :-O Just some things to think about... |
Aaacck.... you totally changed my mind. :o) Excellent points; all of them! Now I need to show this full post to DH tonight. This is soooooo hard. I should have just bought a home and then I'd accept all its idiosyncrasies because they were already there. If I BUILD MY OWN idiosyncrasies, I'll be kicking myself forever. Thank you for all your help. YOU'RE THE BEST!!!! |
Hi! I know this is an old post, but I was wondering what website everyone is using for the floorplan drawings? I am currently in the process of building as well and our laundry/mudroom has been giving me trouble as well. Thanks!! |
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March 17, 2014
This pencil maybe small...
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This pencil maybe small but it makes a huge impact on whatever it is you are
doing with this tool. When I was searching for new pencils I stumbled across
this, something told me to get it because it was a 0.3mm and it was pink. At
first I thought it would be just a nice pencil to have for small details, that
is true but I was in for a real surprise seeing how strong it actually was. I
tend to draw hard and I'm trying to get myself out of that bad habit usually
with any mechanical pencil the led tends to snap on me, but after doing some
really quick strokes with this lil guy I have not even broke the tip. Not only
is it strong it also really good for doing hairs when designing a character. I
really like this pencil and I hope to buy some more in the near future just to
have more of it's pretty colors in my collection, however the only thing I did
not like about this product was the bad eraser. It does scuff up and does not
erase well. So you might want to buy a nicer eraser just in case you want to
purchase this.
I would recommend it to anyone for whatever reason. |
March 17, 2014
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Let me just say I'm so in love with this mechanical pencil, it is the bomb.com
to me. I just really love the color and design of polka dots. It just makes me
really excited to draw with. Also me not really reading what's the specs with
this pen but I really love the fact that you can shake the pen to get more led.
I was shaking the life out of the pen trying to see why it does that. I looked
down and saw a long line of lead just poking out like "hey!" I really dig this
pen, I like the lead and the fact that it has yet to even break on me. That is
just a super plus in my book. Now it comes with an eraser that you can twist, I
call it the infinity eraser, though it's not infinite, but you catch my drift.
Now the ONLY thing I do not like about this pencil is the eraser. Now it is a
nice feature don't get me wrong, but the quality kinda sucks. It actually does
not erase really well to me and it just leaves a lot of scuff marks and other
mess. Even though the eraser is bad I still love this pencil and would be
honored to buy another one if they come in more cute designs. (I know they have
more designs but they need to make some different ones if they want to get my
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I would recommend this pen to anyone who wants to write, or draw with something so cute and amazing. 1 person found this helpful
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First off I must say I love Jetpens.com because they are a really good site if
you are looking for great products at amazing prices, but lets talk about this
pen. the Uni-ball Signo broad Gel Ink Pen in white is actually a pretty nice
pen, I love the design of the pen it looks really fancy in my little art tools
collection, however I can say I'm a little bit ticked off with this pen because
it does skitch up on me from time to time whenever I try to add some slight
detail to a picture, so I would have to shake the pen, write on a piece of scrap
paper, or even (I know this is probably bad) placed it on my tongue just to get
it to write again. I guess the moisture is what it needed cause the tip might
get a wee bit dry. That's my biggest peeve about this pen so far, now mind you
if you are looking for a great white gel ink pen to do details with this might
be, or may not be for you. Because this pen does have some really thick gel ink
so you might want to work with it, depending on the person. Me personally I
don't mind having this pen in my collection, but only if I'm doing a big picture
that needs a lot of white ink on it, however I should invest in something a bit
smaller all due to the fact that this pen seems like it's more heavy duty, where
I'm looking for something that is light duty.
Would I recommend this pen to anyone? Sure why not, only thing is that it does skitch (Track, dry up, stop working for a moment) so if you don't mind the slight skitch then you should get it. |
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Assume that Premier Gordon Campbell will seek reelection in 2013
Politicians rarely exit voluntarily. In most cases, they're driven out by declining popularity, scandals, or health concerns.
This morning, I heard former NDP cabinet minister Moe Sihota explain why he thought Premier Gordon Campbell will step down after the 2010 Olympics. Sihota, one of the few politicians to leave voluntarily, said he could tell by Campbell's body language that he won't seek reelection.
I disagree. I think Campbell is one of those politicians who will never leave unless the voters force him out or if some unexpected surprise—such as the court case involving former B.C. Liberal political aides—blows up in his face.
Campbell is a workaholic who probably wouldn't know what to do with his time if he wasn't a politician. He has trouble delegating authority to his cabinet ministers. He hogs the limelight for most major government announcements. He ran a reelection campaign that revolved solely around his leadership.
I'm tempted to call it the cult-of-personality campaign except I'm not sure that Campbell really has much of a personality.
It's not as if he hasn't attempted to develop one. This year, Campbell has tried to morph into a friendly grandfather who's looking out for future generations at the same time he's selling off B.C. rivers and presiding over a growing gap between rich and poor in this province.
In the recent election campaign, he has strengthened one of his weak spots by recruiting several capable female candidates who got elected.
The NDP is going to have to regroup after losing its third straight campaign, and faces a potentially divisive leadership campaign.
If NDP Leader Carole James doesn't step down, then the knives will be out, which will undermine party unity going into the next election.
Meanwhile, the Greens have proven to be useful allies to the B.C. Liberals. And the Greens show no sign of wanting to withdraw from provincial politics.
Given all of these realities, why would Campbell want to retire? To spend time with his grandchildren? That's the type of talk we hear from politicians who are on the verge of losing elections, and not from those who've just won their third straight majority government.
Campbell also loves meeting celebrities like Arnold Schwarzennegger and the Dalai Lama, and that's far less likely to occur if he decides to retire.
Keep in mind that Jean Chretien didn't leave voluntarily. He was pushed out by members of his own party.
Brian Mulroney didn't leave voluntarily. He had no alternative because his poll numbers were so rotten. The same was true for Glen Clark and Mike Harcourt.
George Bush Sr., Ronald Reagan, and Paul Martin didn't quit because they suddenly became senior citizens.
There have been B.C. Liberal politicians in the past who might have thought if they hung around long enough, they could have a shot at becoming premier. Campbell has proven all of them wrong.
Gary Collins, Geoff Plant, Christy Clark, Carole Taylor, and Rich Coleman all know by now that Campbell's not the type of politician who leaves office willingly.
We're stuck with Gordo whether we like it or not. And if the NDP assumes otherwise and focuses more attention on Campbell's lieutenants—like Colin Hansen and Kevin Falcon—the Opposition could be making a big mistake.
My bet is the only way we'll see the backside of Gordo is if the public tunes out the mainstream media and votes him out of office. The next chance will be in 2013.
No doubt Jerry Scott would find a way to screw that up too.
Who will be the first to go gunning for her? The union leaders, or the environmentalists?
She's failed to win government twice, and her ability to lead an effective opposition has been questionable at the best of times.
He better not show his skinny white ass around here again.
What happened to the new era of BC under Liberals rule? Is it all bright and bubbly and warm and flowing with cash as even the smallest child is left with hope for the future? Not in BC thats for sure as in truth their are to many BC children who believe they would be better off dead. Isn't that something to be proud of as voters know conditions are the worst for those without a voice, are left sobbing in tears. Its the norm.
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Links to some of my passie pics. There's some of the same plants and I have a handful more that I didn't post. Most are named varieties but some are my crosses. Several of these pics were from last season and I lost a number of plants over the winter when my GH froze. There were too many to post thumbnails and these links need to be copied and pasted. Sorry I know it's a PITA to do that.
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Karyn, why don't you post one a day until you have them all posted? We would love to have the pictures here on the forum. If you have cuttings to sell, email me. Thanks! |
Beautiful... thanks for sharing. My favorite would have to be the one with the 2 butterflies and 2 Passies. Your P. amethystina pictured here is long peduncle isn't it? Eric |
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Thanks. That pic (with butterflies) was one that Myles used on his site. I was so excited that he wanted to use it. He even gave me a photo credit. lol I have no idea, it was just labeled amethystina. |
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Well that was defianetly worth the time! :) I actually looked at all of them this morning...I wanted to come back and comment....Bodaious! That is the collection! Wowzers.:) |
- Posted by gardenlover25 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 12, 09 at 4:54
Please post the photos here. |
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I am ready to install a whole house generator. When I built the house I did all the electrical and have all loads In want on the generator wired into a separate subpanel with space ready for the transfer switch in between. I am looking for recommendations on what brand will be best for what I am looking for:
1) Approx 20-25 KW (power all loads on a 100A subpanel if necessary)
I have looked at Kohler, Generac, Honda, etc... but would appreciate some real-world experience from those of you who own or install them as to what might be the best for me. |
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I've got a Generac on my house (propane). It's an 80KVA unit so it's not exactly quiet but not terribly noisy unless you are standing right next to the thing. There's a computer interface though I've not tried to use it yet. I'm too busy automating the HVAC at this point to worry about the generator. I do have a handful of WIFI to relay and WIFI to RS-232 things that I have been using for various things. They run a bit over $150. |
The first one thing to decide is the importance of your standby power needs- if you have a standby set and it fails, what are the results? If you are putting a set in just to avoid discomfort, you will be more concerned with cost and less with the ultimate reliability than a person with more critical needs. If you are like most homeowners, you will end up with a set that is built for and marketed to residential users. They are better than nothing, but NOT suitable for any critical use. On the other hand, if you have a critical need for power, or you want it really quiet (or both) you will spend more $$ and I suggest you get a reputable generator vendor to actually visit your site and make a recomendation. A good dealer can be far more important than who makes the generator in some cases, but certainly not all. I have made my brand preferences clear several times before, so I'll skip that. |
I didn't see Cummins Onan on your list. This was my first choice based on performance but I wound up picking Kohler because the authorized Onan service companies were just too far away from my house. I liked that the Onan unit I was interested in idled at 1800 rpm (vs the Kohler that idles at 3600 rpm) - better fuel effiecincy, less wear and tear on the engine, quieter. But in the end, I had to go with Kohler and am very happy with it. I installed the generator myself but it is a 12kW unit and that is a lot smaller and lighter than a 20-25kW. My unit only weghs 400 pounds and was fairly simple to put it. It is very quiet - air cooled. If you plan on buying one and doing it yourself, check out the link below. I bought my genset and ATS from them and was happy with the price and delivery. If you live in a very cold climate, ask about the battery warmer and carburetor warmer accessories. They may offer a computer interface accessory for the ATS as well. Goodluck. |
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