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Cover Girl • CLEAN - Make-up Remover For Eyes & Lips • Eye Makeup Remover
(29 reviews)
Average Rating. | 2.3 |
Would buy this product again. | 27% |
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bakerbaker19 on 8/7/2014 12:49:00 PM more reviews by bakerbaker19
Age: 19-24 Skin: Normal, Fair Hair: Brunette, Straight Eyes: Hazel
This was so greasy and smelt like Elmer's Glue, not something I want in an eye makeup remover! It was cheap enough, but never again will I repurchase!
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smira on 1/28/2013 3:10:00 PM more reviews by smira
Age: 19-24 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
I don't get all the negative reviews, this is the most efficient makeup remover I have ever used
I wet my face, wet my eyes and start breaking down the makeup, swipe this stuff across my eyes sometimes once, never more than 2x and all of my eye makeup is gone!! I dont have to rub or anything. Mascara, eyeshadow, and gel liner all off in 1-2 swipes. HIGHLY EFFICIENT
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erinbearen on 1/12/2013 1:13:00 PM more reviews by erinbearen
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse Eyes: Blue
Like many people I am surprised by the bad reviews. This is the one drugstore product I kept using after I moved on to MAC and other higher end lines. Seriously I have used it for 15 years! It's packaging is horrible though. I NEVER take the lid all the way off. I just unscrew it a little bit and use my finger or a cotton ball to get what has dribbled on to the ridges. It takes my makeup off so easily! This comes on every overnight trip with me. Love it!
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breeze1234 on 11/1/2012 12:36:00 PM more reviews by breeze1234
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Hazel
I've been using this for years and was surprised by the bad reviews. I ONLY wear WP mascara and this takes it all off. Doesn't burn my eyes, but I'm smart enough to keep them closed. :-) I've tried other removers, but they all lie and SAY they take off WP mascara but don't. I keep coming back to this. I don't find the smell strong or offensive. I don't wear lip stains so I can't speak to how well this works on anything except mascara.
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XpugsX on 6/26/2012 7:10:00 PM more reviews by XpugsX
Age: 44-55 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I will not repurchase. There are a few reasons for this. This product usually retails for $11 in Australia, but because there was a $3 off all CG products sale, I got it for $8. This made it slightly cheaper than the Maybelline eye/lip makeup remover which I usually buy at $8.99. Anyway on to the review, This removed my colourfast lipstick with one swipe and I was highly impressed. I really wasn't going to use it on my eyes, but I was pretty impressed with the effectiveness on my lipstick, so I thought I would give it a go. That is where this product falls down! It definitely removes eye makeup quickly and effectively, but it leaves a film (smear) in your eyes and that is despite the fact that I rinsed very thoroughly because I was also rinsing off my foaming facial makeup remover. I also had my eyes closed when I applied it, so it had nothing to do with the application method. It was so bad, that I went to bed with a gritty sensation in my eyes that I have never experienced with any other eye makeup remover. When I woke up this morning, my eyes felt sore and irritated. I could not have rinsed this product more thoroughly, so I have to assume that it is just not a great product to be putting near your eyes. I will finish the bottle by using it for my lipstick only, but I have certainly learnt my lesson to not put it anywhere near my eyes!
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Directioner on 5/8/2012 4:17:00 PM more reviews by Directioner
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Other
PROS: removes makeup quickly :)
CONS: smells bad, gets all over bottle, gets in my eyes no matter what :(
COMMENTS: It removes makeup easily if you shake it, but I always forget to shake it even though you have to shake all makeup removers. It smells horrible, I don't like the smell and when you open it it drips from the lid and gets ALL OVER the bottle too. I don't open my eyes when I remove it but somehow it gets in my eyes anyway and makes my vision blurry and even though my eyes are really sensitive it doesn't sting or burn at all, so that's good I guess. But I honestly HATE this makeup remover! 3
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Directioner1O1 on 5/4/2012 9:44:00 PM more reviews by Directioner1O1
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
This product isn't as bad as everyone says, it has it's pros and cons though:
Pros; It's good if you don't wear a lot of makeup because it's best for removing mascara. If you shake it, then put it on a cotton ball, wait a few seconds and then use it, it works better. :)
Cons; It gets all over the bottle and cap when you open it (terrible packaging), so you can't keep it in your purse, and you have to use a little more than most makeup removers because it doesn't work THAT well, but overall it's an okay makeup remover!
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prettygirl22 on 3/1/2012 12:34:00 AM more reviews by prettygirl22
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Other
I just tried this product for the first time tonight and my eyes are BURNING. I have red blotches all around my eyes and it looks like I had an allergic reaction to it. I only bought it because it was like $5.... I've learned a lesson.. YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.
I hope this redness is not there tm! I am bringing it back asap! it BURNS! (it also has a pungant chemical smell! the only thing its cleaning is my eyeballs! )
PS in the garbage with you!
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MrsCB86 on 2/27/2012 1:25:00 AM more reviews by MrsCB86
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Hazel
I'm really surprised about all the bad reviews. I've used this make up remover for YEARS. When the stores I would buy it at ran out, it was horrible trying to find another eye make up remover. I have very sensitive eyes I guess. Everything burned and still didn't remove my eye make up that well. Plus I hate the oily removers which are most of whats out there. This is creamy and really does remove my eye liner and even water proof mascara. All I do is put it on a cotton ball and rub it over my eyes. This is the only make up remover I'll use for my eyes.
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*TOP REVIEWER* IslandGirlSPN on 1/7/2012 9:51:00 AM more reviews by IslandGirlSPN
Age: 30-35 Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium Eyes: Brown
This didn't even remove the heavy stain left on my lips from their lip perfection lipstick line. The bottle clearly states "makeup remover for eyes and LIPS". Total fail. I am returning this.
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Always loved this game :) I still have the CD it came with! With all the songs from the battles on it :) 10/10
This was a great game, but the SNES port was pretty crummy. Compared with the graphics and buzz around Mortal Kombat II at the time, well, this one saw a lot of time sitting on my shelf. And while I'll still bust some heads in MK2 from time to time, I haven't popped Killer Instinct into my SNES in years. The humiliations were pretty rad, though.
A Friend of mines dad ran a arcade bussiness he once had this game in his shop before he took it out to the local bowling alley and all i can say it was @ least 2 weeks of afterschool free acrade play then went to the bowling alley with my friend and we pwned everyone in site it was great then when it hit snes we where gods lol
I have a lot of memories with this game <3
My dad bought me this game from a pawn shop roughly 9 years ago.
He's gone now ='(, but he was supportive on what i liked,
he supported my gaming when i was young; now my mom just tells me to grow up =(
I give 8/10
This was an awesome fighter game on the SNES. Featured some cool characters, my favorites were Orchid, Glacius, and Sabrewolf, and had some awesome music.
this game was awsome one of my fav fighting games
Fulgore was my main char
but i could use about any one
Saberwolf was my 2nd chat
then Combo was my 3rd
I hated this game sooo much! It was so sloppy and not made well at all
me personally..I didn't get into this game a whole lol. I was a Mortal Kombat kid

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noun \-ˌnip\: a type of mint that has a strong smell which is attractive to cats
Full Definition of CATNIP
: a strong-scented perennial mint (Nepeta cataria) that has whorls of small pale flowers in terminal spikes and contains a substance attractive to cats
: something very attractive
Origin of CATNIP
1cat + obsolete nep catnip, from Middle English, from Old English nepte, from Latin nepeta
First Known Use: 1712
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noun \-ˌnip\ (Medical Dictionary)Medical Definition of CATNIP
: a strong-scented mint (Nepeta cataria) that has small pale flowers in terminal spikes and contains a substance attractive to cats—called also cataria, catmint
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noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Aromatic herb (Nepeta cataria) of the mint family. Catnip has spikes of small, purple-dotted flowers. It has been used as a seasoning and as a medicinal tea for colds and fever. Because its mintlike flavour and aroma are particularly exciting to domestic cats, it is often used as a stuffing for cat toys.
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I used to love this years ago and was disappointed when it was discontinued. However, I've found that Yakshi makes a roll on perfume oil called Body Musk that to my nose, smells like a dead ringer for Avon's Soft Musk! So happy! Yakshi oils are packaged to look very similar to Auric Blends perfume oils. I got mine at our local Wegmans. Love the cheap fragrance thrill that doesn't SMELL like a cheap fragrance thrill!
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I own two bottles of Soft Musk, an original from the 1980's and a newer one from the 1990's. The original from the 1980's is without a doubt the stronger formulation and has clearer notes in it. I get a sprinkling of all of the notes, a layering of florals, a hint of spices with a swoosh of warm vanilla enveloping it all in my original. They all blend easily enough to make a comforting scent that's not overbearing and gentle enough to wear for daytime use. The later rendition seems to be diluted and less strong in the florals and spices and more powdery to me, which is still a nice, comforting scent. Lasts surprisingly long, a few hours, and the sillage is good with two sprays of the older bottle. A nice winter or cooler night air scent for any gender.
If you go for it, look for a vintage bottle from the '80's.
Fragrance Notes: Musk, Jasmine, Rose, Spices, Vanilla.
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This is a true skin musk scent, less soapy than Jovan and more powdery and less chemical/metallic than the Body Shops white musk. A great lay round the house/active weekend scent or when all other fragrances are causing you a headache or just not sitting right. This is unoffensive but clean and fresh and always works. Lasting power isn't amazing but it is a cologne and cheap as chips. Layer with the powder/lotions/sprays as they are dirt cheap and just as lovely while adding some stability to the fragrance.
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WHY was this discontinued? I didn't even know it was discontinued until a year ago... I have always kept some inventory of this my second favorite Avon fragrance and second favorite musk. I ran out last year (my little girls and I share it) and wanted to reorder. It's GONE! Too bad. Avon used to sell a full range of body products and they were lovely. Avon Soft Musk, Alyssa Ashley Musk, Jovan Musk For Women are all pretty much the same type of musk. However, on my skin, Avon Soft Musk works the best magic. I'm so sad it's gone. :(
UPDATE: October 2012 - Avon brought it back for Christmas in 50mL star splash decanters. The best part, this formulation is even better than the last atomizer I finished from a couple years ago. Happy! continued >>
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I heard many good comments on this perfume from a friend. Was really excited to try it out. But before buying it, i asked my friend to bring her perfume for me. Let me tell u that i was VERY VERY VERY disappointed after smelling it. It smells like incense, sth which i dnt like to smell! Also smell like a baby cologne. No lasting power at all, it smells like powder after 5 minutes! I do NOT recommend it if u are looking for a good quality perfume which has long lasting power.
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Such an underrated perfume. It so soft and pretty. I think it suits young women perfectly. I used and loved it when I was younger. The sweetness level of this is perfect. It does not smell like burned sugar or syrup but it still surrounds you like a sweet pink cloud. The price is very reasonable for the quality too.
I recommend it.
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A soft powdery smell that isn't too bad but it is just not for me.
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Avon has been selling this forever, so it obviously must sell well. I am not a fan of it, though. I find it to smell predominantly powdery, and I don't find it pleasant at all. It's a lighter fragrance, but I can't get past the powder smell.
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A beautiful, aromatic scent but lacks individuality. Bottle is femminine but too simple, good value for money, a soft and light fragrance perfect for everyday use.
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This is a great daytime perfume that lasts all day long without ever being overpowering. The first spray does have a sharpness to it but the fragrance mellows out over time and stays close to the skin. It's a very appropriate office fragrance in my opinion. Avon has sales on this that make it easy to find a bottle for under $10. I want to note as well that I am not a musk fan at all and cannot wear any of the Jovan or the Skin musk. I'm not sure if it's a true musk or not, but it's got a warm floral feel to it.
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Prior to its upcoming initial public offering, General Motors will again be involved in financing the vehicles it sells. The automaker announced today that -- pending stockholder approval -- it will purchase AmeriCredit, an automotive financing firm.
In recent plans to reenter the financing business, GM considered either buying back part of GMAC or starting its own arm from scratch, but its own finance arm would have needed to be ready before GM launches its IPO later this year.
The deal comes after GM sold off its stake in its former in-house financing organization, GMAC. With the $3.5 billion cash purchase of AmeriCredit, it will again participate in vehicle loans and leasing. The move will allow GM to offer a broader range of financing options to its customers, including sub-prime loan availability and expanded leasing.
"This acquisition supports our efforts to design, build and sell the world's best vehicles by expanding the financing options we can offer to consumers who want to buy GM vehicles," said Ed Whitare, GM chairman and chief executive officer. "Adding AmeriCredit to our team will improve our competitiveness in auto financing offerings, and I am very pleased to have them on board."
The automaker reports that 4 percent of its sales come from sub-prime buyers, while the industry standard is closer to 7 percent. Since GM sold its controlling stake in GMAC, dealers have continued to complain about strict financing, costing them thousands in annual sales. Additionally, GM's lease rate is mere one third the rate of the industry average, tallying just 7 percent of its yearly sales.
"We're still working actively with other banks," GM CFO Chris Liddell told Automotive News. "This is not going to be the only solution. There are multiple ways of solving various financing solutions."
GM's purchase of AmeriCredit is not expected to change its projected goal of achieving a strong investment profile when its IPO is launched. AmeriCredit stockholders will be given $24.50 for each share they hold, (nearly 25 percent higher than its current market value).
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012, at 6:30 P.M., Plant City Commons Community Garden presents, "The Synergistic Garden" a film by Emelia Hazelip. Also an invitation to and an introduction to PCCCG including a Garden tour. This is a free public event. The garden is located across from St. Peter's Episcopal Church at the intersection of Baker & Carey Streets in Plant City. -- |
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Have not received a cancel notice. I plan to be there. Veronica |
I'd like to come just to meet you, Veronica, but I am not able to get away tonight. I see that movie is on youtube..."The Synergistic Garden" a film by Emelia Hazelip....so i'll watch it there and hope to meet you another time. Tina |
- Posted by thonotorose FL 9 (My Page) on Tue, Aug 28, 12 at 23:52
Tina, It is a great movie and probably should be watched several times due to the huge content and the narrators accent. Her garden is amazing. This short movie is something I suggest every beginning organic gardener watch. The work and benefits provided by the microbes and worms in the soils is stupendous. She is a soil scientist and cites her knowledge. The Plant City garden at the church is a thing of beauty. They have worked very hard and are just now planting for the fall. (There are probably sets coming along somewhere nearby.) I intend to take pics and post them here next time I get back by there. Where do you garden, Tina? Sorry not to meet you, yet! Veronica in Thonotosassa |
- Posted by thonotorose FL 9 (My Page) on Wed, Aug 29, 12 at 0:05
I'm in Largo, so not TOO far away. Come to Laurie's swap this year :) |
I'm in Largo, so not TOO far away. Come to Laurie's swap this year :) |
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Rino is the brainchild of Chef Giovanni Passerini, who honed his craft under the renowned Swedish chef Peter Nilsson at La Gazzetta. With seating for 20, Rino offers an intimate dining experience. Guests who manage to get a seat experience personalized attention in the small dining area, which boasts exposed brick walls and windows looking out onto the street. The popular barley risotto has hints of anchovy and lemon and serves as an excellent accompaniment to the slow-cooked pork shoulder. Lunch features two set courses, while dinner includes two tasting menus.
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With a much talked-about chef and limited seating, its imperative to reserve a table in advance.
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Makes 4 servings
- 4 ripe tomatoes on the vine (about 1 1/3 pounds), stemmed, halved lengthwise
- Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/3 cup Dijon Vinaigrette
- 12 whole marinated white anchovy fillets (boquerones), drained
- 1 head Little Gem lettuce (about 4 ounces), leaves separated
- 3 tablespoons finely chopped fresh curly parsley
- Ingredient info: Marinated white anchovies (also called boquerones) can be found at specialty foods stores and at tienda.com.
Preheat oven to 400°. Place tomatoes in an 8x8x2" glass baking dish. Season with salt and pepper, then drizzle with oil. Roast tomatoes until softened, about 30 minutes. Let cool. Transfer tomatoes to a large bowl, leaving juices behind. Pour vinaigrette into baking dish and whisk into the tomato juices to blend.
Add anchovies and lettuce to bowl with tomatoes. Drizzle vinaigrette over. Toss salad to coat (it's best if you use your hands). Season salad to taste with salt and pepper. Sprinkle parsley over and serve.
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Jun 20th 2008 11:04AM Sorry to have offended, I was just asking. Most of the 'how do I play my class' threads I read have everyone talking strats for Brutallus or Mu'ru. But when I come to blog type sites everyone's talking about Kara, so I asked.
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Jun 19th 2008 5:54PM I've been seeing a lot of "What to wear in Kara" posts lately. Does this mean most people playing WoW are in Kara? What is the most common instance for players now? Kara, SSC, MH/BT, SWP?
I mean, with that Sunwell PUG we read about a few days ago you'd think that most people have to be further along than Kara, no?
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May 28th 2008 5:01PM I use recount and SWStats to show me average DPS of differing abilities but none of them seem to allow me to separate out finishing moves by number of combo points used. It'd be nice to see what the averages were for finishing moves used with 4 pts vs 5 pts (Rip for example).
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First, let me thank many of you for telling me your five favorite herbs for tea. Now, I'd like to ask you your five favorite potpourri herbs. Even if they're not hardy to zone 4, I can put them in pots. Thank you! |
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- Posted by daisyduckworth Aust (My Page) on Wed, Dec 16, 09 at 17:17
Lavender Rose petals Patchouli Lemon verbena Orris root (which has a violet scent of its own and is used as a fixative, and IMO indispensible in a potpourri) Of course, there are many more options, and it depends on whether you want an 'old-fashioned' potpourri, or a 'spicy' potpourri - or a combination. You can use cinnamon bark, scented-geranium leaves (there are many options here - rose, lemon, peppermint, nutmeg, apple, lime, coconut....), heliotrope, angelica root, sage (flowers or leaves), rosemary (flowers or leaves), thyme (lots of choices here too!), citrus peelings, cloves, calendula petals for colour. Pretty much any herb or spice which gives an aroma which is pleasant to your nose. HINT: Put your bowl(s) of potpourri where passers-by will be tempted to touch them. It's when they are stirred around that they release their perfume. Encourage your guests to finger your potpourri. Or keep it near an open window, where the breeze will help to waft the perfume around. And to keep your potpourri smelling nice over time, every now and then, add a drop or two of essential oil to it, and stir it in with the fingers. What about some ylang-ylang, or sandalwood, for instance? |
- Posted by herbalbetty z5NY (My Page) on Thu, Dec 17, 09 at 6:49
Lavender Roses Patchouli Lemon thyme Rosemary If you are talking spices or other plants, citrus peel, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, etc. A book worth looking for, published in 1986, is "The Scented Room" by Barbara Milo Ohrbach. |
- Posted by fatamorgana Zone 5/6 (My Page) on Thu, Dec 17, 09 at 8:41
Lavender Rose Patchouli Sandalwood - although like many prized woods there are sustainability issues and I generally avoid this one though I dearly love the earthiness of it Any of the fragrant cooking spices - clove, allspice, cinnamon, nutmeg, vanilla, lemon peel, etc.... I must say I also like the pine and cedar fragrances as well but then I've always preferred the wood scents to the floral ones. Frankincense and myrrh make my list too of favorite natural scents. FataMorgana |
- Posted by jane_socal Sunset 23/z10 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 6, 10 at 18:46
Not necessarily herbs, but: Lavender Also artemisia, salvias, lemon-scented geranium leaves and lemongrass, bay laurel, dried butterfly ginger flowers, sage, tangerine peel.... |
- Posted by lavender_lass WA zone 4 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 10, 10 at 23:26
Thank you for the suggestions and Herbalbetty, thank you for the book reference. It seems there are several favorites, some of which I had already planned to put in the garden :) I know this shows I'm still a beginner with herbs, but what is Patchouli? Lemon Verbena and Rosemary would be annuals here, but I'm thinking of trying them in pots for the summer. Is that better, or should they just be planted in with the perennial herbs? |
- Posted by herbalbetty z5NY (My Page) on Mon, Jan 11, 10 at 7:36
Lass, patchouli is a tropical plant that has heavenly smelling leaves. It keeps its scent when dried. Definitely a plant very sensitive to frost. Lemon verbena and rosemary are also either treated as annuals or houseplants here in zone 5. I've grown both in containers and also in the ground as an annual. Growing them in the ground will give you much more vigorous growth, but you have to dig them up to bring them in for the winter or treat as you would any other annual and say bye-bye in the fall. When I bring my potted lemon verbena inside for the season, after a week or two, it will shed all its leaves. If this happens to your plant, be patient. Within another week or two, new leaves will emerge. I have two potted rosemarys and they do well coming indoors for the winter. I keep them in a cool room of the house, in a south facing window. I've had them for 7-8 years. I have a lot of other tropicals which summer on the porch or deck and live in that cool room (60 degress) for the winter. Black pepper, vanilla orchid, Iboza, turmeric, cardamom, galangal, costus, Helichrysum, Vick's plant, He Shou Wu, Gotu Kola, Jiaogulan, etc. |
- Posted by fatamorgana Zone 5/6 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 11, 10 at 8:34
There are zone 4 hardy roses and rose is a wonderful scent. The red-orange hips are a nice visual in a potpourri. Pine, larch, cedar, etc. cones of various types are also a nice North Woods addition to a potpourri dish. FataMorgana |
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Threatening letter left at Hebron home of owners of killed dog
By Amy LAvalley Post-Tribune correspondent December 14, 2012 4:06PM
Family photo of Ammie Roll with her dog Pearl. | Provided photo~Sun-Times Media
The Indiana branch of The Humane Society is offering a $2,600 reward for tips leading to the arrest and conviction of Pearl's killer.
A fund also has been established at DeMotte State Bank to raise money for the same purpose. Donations can be made at any bank branch to the Humane Treatment of Animals fund.
Anyone with information on the case can call the Hebron Police Department at 996-2747.
Updated: December 15, 2012 10:23PM
HEBRON — Cheryl Alt and her younger daughters got their dog in the spring, after her oldest daughter's friend couldn't keep it any more.
They named the dog Pearl because it was white, with some variations in its coat, and it was about a year old. The dog, Alt said, was "exuberant."
"It was a challenge for our family to train the dog," Alt said, adding she walked the dog diligently and only chained it up outside in the backyard for fresh air.
Alt's co-workers at Valparaiso University rounded up a leash, collar, crate and even a doghouse for Pearl, who Alt said looked a bit like a white German shepherd.
"She was beautiful and joyful and loved every person she saw," Alt said. "Everyone she met, she wanted to kiss."
The morning of Dec. 8, while Pearl was chained up outside and the family was in their home, someone set a trap in the yard that took Pearl's life.
Police Chief Steven Sibbrell said it might be the same person who left copies of the town's old animal nuisance ordinance on five dog owners' residences or cars — including his, the town's clerk-treasurer, and Alt's — between Thursday evening and Friday morning.
A portion of the ordinance dealing with barking is circled in marker, and "Know the Law!" is written on the ordinance, along with an expletive.
The letter, Alt said, has really scared her; she found it in her yard Friday morning. Sibbrell said his letter was left on his car at his home while he was out of town Thursday, and his wife and children, who were home at the time, are upset.
"Is he sending a message — keep your dogs quiet or I'll do the same thing?" Sibbrell said, wondering if the letter was meant to simply be a warning about barking dogs instead.
The ordinance that was distributed is about seven years old and has been updated since, Sibbrell said, adding his department has gotten a couple of leads on the case.
"I think it is the same person but I don't know for sure until we catch the person," he said.
Pearl was only chained up outside when someone was home, Alt said, adding that on that Saturday morning, she put the dog outside around 10 a.m. When she went back out to give it a treat around 11 a.m., Pearl was gone. Alt saw the dog in her neighbor's yard, rolling around with its legs in the air.
"When I got closer, I saw it. It was that hideous trap, like a torture device," Alt said, adding she called 911 and others who might be able to get it off Pearl's head.
Hebron police said the dog suffocated from the trap, so Alt said it couldn't have been on very long.
Sibbrell has said the trap was deliberately set; the perpetrator faces a charge of animal cruelty, and perhaps an additional charge of intimidation or provocation over the copies of the ordinance.
Police came to Alt's house twice because people complained about Pearl's barking. The first time an officer cam to the door, Alt asked what her options were, and the officer said if the dog wasn't out barking late at night or early in the morning, it wouldn't be an issue.
"Whoever did this was just hypersensitive or something. I don't know," Alt said, adding since she was home the morning Pearl was killed, the person could have just asked her to quiet the dog.
Regardless of how much of a nuisance Pearl's barking was, Sibbrell said the dog didn't need to die over it.
The growing attention over Pearl's death is helping Alt and her daughters get through what is becoming a growing ordeal.
"It's comforting to my kids that people are concerned," she said. "It buffers the fact that a scary person came into our yard and killed our dog."


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In Graham's new book of poetry, A World Without End, past and future meet
A new book of poetry by Matthew Graham, director of Creative Writing and associate professor of English, will be published by River City Publishing, a Montgomery, Alabama-based literary press, in April 2007. In A World Without End, his third book of poetry, Graham muses over the internal missions that are seeded within us from birth, and how our environments define and transform us. The poems describe a childhood infused with adult longing (collecting fireflies in a jelly jar becomes a precognitive exercise); an adulthood choked with memories (daylight savings time becomes an excuse to invoke the past); and the redemption of love, as passing time provides the medium and grace for mistakes to be forgiven: Time turns us all … toward the inevitable struggle between opening and closing, between the waiting and the going somewhere. A World Without End is the sixth volume of the River City Poetry Series. Series editor Andrew Hudgins said, "A thoughtful elegiac voice pervades A World Without End, Matthew's best book yet. A small sense of mourning arises even in his celebration of deep and continuing love because he knows love, in the fullness of time, inevitably ends, even if the lovers never falter in their loving. "That doubled understanding moves him to the richest music in a life work rich in music and meditation. A World Without End is stately without stiffness, thoughtful without pretense, humorous without being indecorous, clear without being simple. It offers a pleasure in every line and a fresh moment of insight and understanding on every page." Graham described the thematic organization of the book as "fairly chronological, moving from childhood to adulthood and the death of a parent – the first circle of adult hell. The speaker in the childhood poems seems to know or sense more than he should about himself and the future, and the speaker in the adulthood poems is many times looking back at his past for answers to the present. "In the last poem in the book these two themes come together. While scattering his mother's ashes in a lake, the speaker notices a boy in the distance skipping rocks. The speaker sees his past and the boy sees his future." He said he refers to "the speaker" instead of himself because the poems aren't necessarily autobiographical. "I think there is some distancing between me and the speaker in the poems. There's some fictionalizing going on. Plus there is always the difference between the writing self and the written self," he said. When asked what he hoped the reader would gain from the book, he said, "I would hope that a reader would find the book interesting in a pleasurable way. And maybe by getting to see the world as I see it at this age and in this place, they might recognize it as something they too know, only now, in a new way." Graham's wife, Kathryn Waters, chair of the Department of Art, Music, and Theatre, provided her painting "Before the Storm" for the cover of A World Without End. Her work also graced the cover of his previous book of poetry, 1946 (Galileo Press, 1991). He said marrying a painter has taught him how to see. "She's taught me too see color and to see variations of light and shadow," he said. "I think this insight has added more dimension to my details, to my images." In addition to 1946, Graham is the author of New World Architecture (Galileo Press, 1985). His poems have appeared in Harvard Magazine, River Styx, and Crab Orchard Review, among many others. He is co-director and co-founder of the RopeWalk Writers Retreat and the RopeWalk Writers Winter Retreat, as well as the RopeWalk Visiting Writers Series, and is poetry editor of the Southern Indiana Review. Graham is the recipient of an Academy of American Poets Award, a Pushcart Prize, a Maryland State Arts Council First Book Award, two literary fellowships from the Indiana Arts Commission, and a fellowship from the Vermont Arts Studio. He holds an MFA from the Iowa Writers Workshop, an MA from John Hopkins University, and a BA from the State University of New York at Binghamton. |


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Ok, back to the review. La Vendetta spent a ton of money renovating and refinishing the old Rainbo Cafe. Rainbo has been there since the 1930's without much more than a paint job every now and then. Rainbo, before closing was a diner but started out as a casino, and had one of the original liquor licenses in Broward County after Prohibition. La Vendetta went all out, new everything including the bathrooms, which are a huge improvement. Sitting down you are treated to two different menus, one an Italian American menu, and one a Romanian. I'm not too sure why they are going after two different markets, pick one and do it really well. Everyone who works there is Romanian, from the owners, to the cooks, to the servers. My thoughts, be a Romanian restaurant, and leave the lasagna and spaghetti to the people who can do it really well.
Warm, fresh bread came out with a saucer of oil and olive dip, very nice. We also ordered an eggplant appetizer that wasn't much more than a baba ghanoush with a roasted red pepper, good, but not what I expected.
Warm, fresh bread came out with a saucer of oil and olive dip, very nice. We also ordered an eggplant appetizer that wasn't much more than a baba ghanoush with a roasted red pepper, good, but not what I expected.
We ordered our dinner from the Romanian menu, I had the mittitei, Carole went for the grilled pork chop. For those of you who are not familiar with Romanian food mittitei is a beef, non cased sausage, usually with lots of spices, and garlic, grilled, and served with mustard. So we waited for our meal, and waited, and waited. Now downtown Hollywood isn't a bad place to wait. You can definitely people watch and the view is priceless. Hollywood with its mix of Latin, European, Canadian, and the strange make for a great vibe and a lot of fun.
When the food finally arrived, 45 min later, it was good, nothing special though. The pork chop was ok, not a lot of flavor, but not dry. I have had better mittitei. Normally the spices and seasonings stick with you for hours after your last bite, these tasted more like a partly seasoned hamburger with some Frenches yellow mustard on the side. They were tasty, but completely unmemorable.
If you want to try something new in downtown Hollywood, that is completely redone and clean, with an above average lounge singer it isn't a bad Friday night. Upstairs offers a large banquette hall for parties of 75, the bar was well stocked, and while the meal wasn't anything exceptional, it wasn't bad at all. The service was a little slow, which for the fact it was half full was upsetting, but seeing a woman push a baby stroller with a cat in it made up for the wait. I will go back, I might try something different, but I will try it again. It was good, it just wasn't awesome.
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Implantology is not a recognized specialty in dentistry. Any dentist who focuses on dental implants must pursue advanced training on their own. Dr. Izzard has sought implant training at several prestigious sites including the UT Health Sciences Center in San Antonio, the University of California in San Francisco, The Solis Institute in Los Angeles and the Zimmer Institute. Advanced training, combined with over 20 years of experience enable Dr. Izzard to provide his patients with the best of care.
2. Efficient One-Stop Shop
Often a dental implant patient must visit more than one dentist: one for surgery and another for restorative services. Additionally, items are then sent to an offsite lab.
By providing all the services under one roof we are able to offer a better quality service and shorten the implant treatment time.Dr. Rudy Izzard
Austin Dental Implants is able to provide all implant services in one office: the surgical aspect, the restorative aspect and an in-house lab.
3. IV Sedation
We are one of the few general dental offices in the Austin area that provides IV sedation, which is very valuable for implant surgery or other significant procedures.
If you are interested in a dental office that provides personalized, comprehensive dental implant treatment, contact Austin Dental Implants today. The initial consultation and x-ray are free of charge and we would welcome the opportunity to have you as a patient.


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