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It was a festive atmosphere at Lanier Point Softball Complex in Gainesville. There was a huge crowd on hand to see local teams open the 2011 softball season.
Teams from all over the area competed Aug. 13 in the 10th Annual Lanier Point Invitational.
Opening of softball season is a special time for middle school sports in Dawson County. Aug. 9 saw the first game of the season for both Dawson County and Riverview middle schools.
Playing on a new field at Dawson County Middle School, the Riverview Lady Eagles spoiled the opener for Dawson County and came away with an 18-12 win.
The Dawson County High School Lady Tigers junior varsity softball team opened the 2011 season with a 12-0 loss at North Forsyth on Aug. 11.
"We got a chance to take a good look at all the players," Head Coach Nickie Rogers said. "Everybody got in the game against a really good team in North Forsyth."
Last week's scrimmage against Greater Atlanta Christian School was not the kind of start Head Coach Jeff Lee hoped for at the newly renovated Tiger Stadium.
On the first play from scrimmage, the visiting Spartans ran a toss sweep on the Dawson County defense. Eighty yards and eight seconds later, DaSean Daniels from GACS was in the end zone.
The sound of a softball hitting a mitt and the sharp metallic noise that a bat makes when it connects just right are starting to be heard again at Dawson County High School. Yes, softball season is almost here and for the Dawson County Lady Tigers games will begin soon.
With the annual preseason scrimmage this week, the Dawson County Tiger football team prepared with an inter-squad scrimmage game Saturday.
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Summer break is coming to a close for Dawson County High School students, but the school's cross country program has yet to take a break. Both the boys and girls teams have used the summer months to prepare for the upcoming season beginning this month.
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The Dawson County High School Lady Tigers softball team will hold tryouts from 9 a.m. until noon Aug. 1.
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The Dawson County High School varsity boys and girls basketball teams will play a game at Philips Arena during the upcoming season.
Both teams will play Towns County before the Hawks game at a date to be determined once the National Basketball Association schedule is released in August.
As July heats up so does preparation for the upcoming 2011 Dawson County High School football season.
The Tigers started training last week after a week off during the GHSA state imposed "dead week."
All sports activities came to a standstill last week.
There was no bouncing of balls in the gym, no weight lifting, no 3-mile runs, no conditioning of any kind, as the Georgia High School Association's "dead week" was honored by schools throughout the state.
Practices for the Dawson County High School cross country teams recently resumed following the Fourth of July break.
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A busy summer of basketball came to an end last week when the Dawson County High School Tigers finished playing in a Fellowship of Christian Athletes team camp at Fellowship Christian High School in Roswell.
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The team has been practicing since June 14 at Tiger Stadium. Practices usually begin around 6:30 p.m.
Eight of nine Dawson County varsity girls basketball players scored in last week's 59-48 win at Union County.
The Dawson County High School Varsity Tigers basketball team battled for two quarters but couldn't hang on to the 32-31 halftime lead at Union County Nov. 25. The Tigers dropped a 76-54 decision to the Panthers.
The Dawson County High School junior varsity girls basketball team upped its record to 2-0 with a thrilling 39-37 win at Union County Nov. 25.
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wpbharry Posts: 399Wow, a lot to digest.
1) What's the problem with the Grand Prix? Have heard nothing but positives.
2) You have me mistaken with someone else. I've got no problem with OHV engines.
3) Saturn is supposed to pick up the slack that Olds vacates. Saturn needs more of its own identity, not a combo with Chevy. I'm happy with GM's lineup and line differentiation now that Olds is nearly gone, but Saturn is a problem.
4) Your question about sales volume raises an important question. Camry includes the Solara in its figures, and I'll expect Chevy will include the Maxx in its. And they should to play fair. I've heard that they are hoping for 250-350K units from the plant per year, which I assume includes the Maxx, which might well be the star of the show and the volume leader. For more, see the posts lately in the Maxx forum.
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wpbharry Posts: 399Lucky you! Guess the ramp up is finally speeding up a bit. Not expecting to see one in these parts (South FL) for weeks. Better they go slow, though, than screw things up.
Can't explain the lack of +/-. Hmmm. My brochures don't have it either.
You COULD help us out by posting your impressions of the fabric pattern (assuming it was gray; we all know about the beige fiasco) here AND in the Maxx forum.
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wpbharry Posts: 399Anyone who's interested in the cloth seat fiasco in the new Malibu might want to check out the Pontiac Grand Prix main forum beginning with post #3003 or so.
Seems that the fabric which had been used on the cloth seats in the GP at launch (they switched the GP to basic color cloth 6 months into production!!!) is now being used in the new Malibu and there wasn't enough left to go around for the GP. I never saw the Uglycloth (the GP folks have nearly trademarked that name) in the GP, but I assume it's the same as that in the Malibu right now.
One can only hope. More ammunition to wait a while on the new Malibu if you want cloth. -
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snaab Posts: 69GRAND PRIX GT1
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infinia1 Posts: 174i didn't think the seat pattern was bad, but then again, i'm not that picky. it was fine for me. the color was very nice, a light green. i didn't sit inside, i just looked from the outside. it was parked out in front of the dealer and locked. the styling seemed more angular in person than the pics i've seen. it was nice. i am surprised they received one so soon, us being in wyoming always seem to get everything last. i'll be at the dealer next week for service so i'll see if it's still there to show off or if it's sold. if it's there, i will check it out better and give impressions.
wpbharry Posts: 399snaab: THANKS for holding our (my) hand. Your pix are the best. Let you know if we need more. Thanx for staying in touch. Please keep us updated with your driving impressions.
infinia: The light green is one of my top choices, and am interested in the interior color. I'd assume it was grey, but possibly not. Let us know if it's still there and your impressions. Might not be there. The reason why you have one and we don't is that the plant is near Kansas City, KS. You're much closer to it than I am. -
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bcmalibu99ls Posts: 625of the images kindly provided by Snaab:
1. The two-tone plastic on the inside of the doors is very unpleasant to look at due to the shape of the plastic and the colors themselves.
2. The steering wheel, which I did not like at all from the very first time I saw it, looks even worse now, especially compared to the classic Bu's very appealing steering wheel
3. The radio and HVAC buttons look very small
4. The headlights, which I didn't like from the very beginning also, could have easily been designed to look AWESOME, if GM would not have extended the lights toward the windshield. Would've looked almost like a bimmer, now it looks like a toad. Have you driven a toad lately?
The bottom line: I don't care if this thing drives like a Ferrari, the design is atrocious and I won't be buying this Bu no matter what.
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wpbharry Posts: 399We both have late '90's LS'. It's not that bad.
I DO agree with the seat fabric design. Have leather in mine, which, I admit, under a TSB, has has the driver's seat bolsters replaced 2 times, due to poor (read "cheap") quality.
My car is white with beige and I will not go for beige this time. Hoping that the grey looks better (and then you don't get the passe wood tone trim, but the aluminum). Whether it'll be an LS (cloth) or the LT (suede) is an unknown for the moment. You NEED to read the recent posts in the Maxx forum. Sorry about that; until the Maxx is introed in January "ish" the rooms will be split, and we need to keep on top of both. Better that way, for now. -
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dindak Posts: 6,632I saw the Malibu before I had seen many pictures of the car in February. My first impression of the car was surprise as to how good it was. I don't think it's as good as some other cars out there, but the new Bu is more attractive than the Camcords that seem to rule the road these days IMO.
wpbharry Posts: 399Glad you've calmed down. Like it or not, we are classic potentials for the new Malibu (in my case, possibly yours, a chance for the Maxx).
Yes, our cars are more handome than the new one, but think of all those new gadgets to explore.
Recommend we wait until next summer to dive in, however. Hope you agree. -
dindak Posts: 6,632Looks like the G6 will share the OHV 3.5L initially anyway which is a bit disappointing. That said, if the 3.5L is as good as the reviews say, I could live with it.
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wpbharry Posts: 399I knew the 3.5 had to find a home somewhere in addition to the Malibu. Guess the Malibu SS (if it ever materializes) will get the supercharged version for $3-5K more.
Styling isn't so good this go 'round. Looks like the same old, same old. Comparing the '03 'Bu with the '03 Grand Am, it's that all over again. Not impressed. -
maxx4me Posts: 1,340harry :I think the G6 looks like a GP! But as for my last post on the Maxx page, anything you can do to influence the look of my next car would be greatly appreciated. Cloth seat redesign first, rear wiper last. Thanks for the plug on the credit card. I have only one, and will never get a second; especially for a GM car. As for waiting, that is up to the fine quality Ford put into my car. I don't pin much hopes on that. I'll have a Malibu in my driveway sooner than later. If it comes with a nice charcoal grey interior inspired by Harry, I'll be all the more pleased.
wpbharry Posts: 399(Being sincere)
Don't come knocking on my door when the $1000 GMPP bill is added to the transaction total and the payments go way up....
As far as the G6, yes, it is FAR more handome than the Malibu. Did we expect anything less? It's no where near as attractive as the G6 show car. But, maxx hits the nail on the head once again. It's a mini-GP (as is the current Grand Am). Can't wait that long for a new car; if the Pontiac itch strikes, I'll go for the GP. My car is 6 model years old for cripes sake!!! I've never, ever had one car this long. Guess that's a good word for GM. -
wpbharry Posts: 399You're really on top of this stuff. Thanks once again for the great link.
Have a hunch; uh oh, the crystal ball is back in operation. A Maxx IS in your future. Wish somebody had one to tell me what's in mine.
After the Maxx, dindak, the new GP (your car) will be sitting in the driveway, too.
2 car payments. Better you than I. Start playin those lottery numbers.
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Just before my early morning run this morning, a young boy, three-foot-nothing, wearing shorts and a helmet whizzed past me on his scooter, and then abruptly stopped and backed up — when he saw me stuff a twenty pound terrier into my backpack. As I threw the precious cargo over my shoulders, the little boy pushed his scooter into forward motion and offered his blatantly honest assessment (as kids often do) of the situation: "That's weird."
And it is — weird. To the average onlooker, hauling around a seemingly perfectly healthy canine in your backpack while making your other dog run beside you is weird unless, of course, they understood the extremely pampered pooch only appears to be capable. In reality, she's a diabetic, whose glucose levels drop off the charts — with anything more than a casual walk. So, while my other dog and I do all the work and huff, pant and sweat our way through each hard and hilly mile, the "princess," in all her alpha-dog glory, thinks she's running the operation from behind — and wears herself out barking at cars, people and other dogs. Cars slow, windows roll, people smile and hands wave. We do all the work, and she gets all the attention, sitting upright and mighty from her backpack command post.
While I am in no way comparing our current president, Barack Obama, to my diabetic pet, it is not a stretch to draw a similar parallel to his leadership style that one could find as entertaining, if we were discussing the local Boy Scout leader rather than the leader of the free world.
Obama's tendency to lead from behind has been magnified during the recent debt ceiling discussions, but that same tendency has been painfully obvious in his duties as commander in chief of our military.
I was perplexed with President Obama's prolonged dithering back in 2009 after General Stanley McChrystal warned in a 66 page report that the war in Afghanistan might be lost unless additional troops were sent. Obama was labeled as "analytical," and General Stanley McChrystal a "renegade" because it appeared he forced Obama's hand. I called him a hero for lighting a fire under the behind of the one who leads from behind.
After McCrystal was fired with the release of the now infamous Rolling Stone article "The Runaway General," he was exonerated when a Pentagon investigation into the matter failed to prove McChrystal guilty of any wrongdoing. Obama followed the lead of the Rolling Stone, rather than giving the benefit of the doubt to a man who devoted 33 years of his life to serving our country and was known for consuming four hours of sleep, one meal and 7 miles every day.
Albeit tense at times, you'd think Obama would lean on his generals' wisdom and experience — because the closest Obama has personally come to combat is facing the First Lady after being caught on camera indulging in one of his frequent hot dog feasts. Most effective leaders understand the importance of surrounding themselves with people who make up for their weaknesses — and occasionally step aside (not behind) when necessary.
The President's appointment of General David Petraeus seemed to be a step in this direction last year. Now it appears Obama has discarded the advice provided for a responsible withdrawal timeline from Afghanistan and thrust the weight of an accelerated timeline upon the backs of our military who serve at his discretion.
As I completed my run this morning, a man on a bicycle yelled in passing, "You've got it all wrong! Your dog should be pulling you!" I responded in kind with a nod and a smile while remembering the words of the little boy on a scooter.
Life truly is full of unexplainable weirdness — like dogs in backpacks and leaders seeking to lead from the back of the pack.
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The letter arrived on Tuesday, the same day that a letter addressed to US senator Roger Wicker, also thought to contain ricin, was intercepted by the mail room at the Congress. Another senator, Richard Shelby, was also the subject of an investigation after he was reported to have received a suspicious letter. Officials said the letter to Wicker was postmarked Memphis, Tennessee. Parts of Congress were cleared Wednesday after reports of other suspicious packages in two buildings housing the offices of senators, the Hart and Russell buildings. Emails were sent out to staff warning them to avoid the area. The warnings were backed up by loudspeaker announcements, but there was no evacuation.
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In a statement on Wednesday, the FBI said there was no indication of a connection between the suspicious letters and the Boston marathon bombings. But the letters have added to the sense of uncertainty in the US in the wake of the marathon attacks. According to the FBI, the envelope addressed to the president was immediately quarantined by secret service staff. "A second letter containing a granular substance that preliminarily tested positive for ricin was received at an offsite mail screening facility," the statement said.
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"We have to be skeptical," Gallagher told reporters after speaking at a governance conference at the agency Tuesday.
At issue are the two U.S. proxy advisory firms, Glass Lewis & Co. and Institutional Shareholder Services. Critics of the advisory firms argue that at times the firms have conflicts of interest that they don't disclose even as their recommendations carry a great deal of weight with some of their institutional investor clients who often automatically follow the recommendations. The corporate community has raised concerns that ISS and Glass Lewis are a duopoly that drives many institutional investors to follow their advice, which often include recommendations in favor of dissident director nominees or shareholder proposals that seek to have companies remove anti-takeover protections. His comments come as the SEC plans to hold a roundtable discussion Thursday on whether the agency should hike regulations on proxy advisory firms.
Gallagher's comments also come as the European Securities and Markets Authority has encouraged the proxy advisory industry to develop its own consistent global code of conduct. At the same time the U.S. proxy advisory industry has provided for public comment a set of draft best practice principles. However, Gallagher reiterated a comment he made in June that he would like the SEC and Department of Labor to change their guidance in a way that tells investors that they can no longer rely on proxy advisory firms to decide how to vote, a change that would give the firms less power, and pressure investors that rely on proxy advisory firms to do their own due diligence.
Academics have produced various studies arguing that anywhere from 6% to 30% of institutional investors rely blindly on recommendations on votes made by ISS and Glass Lewis. These observers agree that smaller institutional investors, such as midsized mutual funds, are the ones that rely on the proxy advisory firms while larger shareholders such as the California Public Employees' Retirement System or BlackRock (BLK), have large teams that conduct their own due diligence before deciding how to vote. These large institutional investors often vote in a way that is contrary to recommendations made by proxy advisory firms, indicating that they make their own independent judgment. University of Pennsylvania Law professor Jill Fisch said that based on her analysis, roughly 6% to 10% of institutional investor votes rely on ISS, "after controlling for other factors." Katherine Rabin, chief executive of Glass Lewis, told reporters that institutional investors "aren't relying on proxy advisory firms." She added that proxy advisory firms plan to apply the ESMA code globally, adding that removing the SEC guidance wouldn't have much of an impact on voting decisions. "We provide research and data and in large part custom policy implementation. We are helping them [institutions] implement the custom policies they seek. They develop their own policy," she said. Rabin added that if Glass Lewis recommends against a corporation's executive pay decisions, companies will use that as a trigger to conduct their own more-detailed research and analysis for that company.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Brent Myers, decor8 reader from Minneapolis, sent in a photo to share with all of us. Inspired by a quilting post from Christine earlier this week, Brent decided it was time to showcase his stylish quilt since so many of us have quilting on the brain. I've added some notes from Brent below along with a photo of his ahhh-inspiring block quilt. Tres chic, Brent!
"I've been trying for like, three years, to find a quilt or bedspread made of pinstripe fabric or fabric from men's suits. I couldn't find what I wanted, so I spent $100 on a sewing machine, $60 on fabric at a discount fabric store here in Minneapolis, and the rest is history. It's made from men's wool suiting fabrics, and is backed with a gray cotton so it wouldn't be itchy, even though wool doesn't bother me, I had to think of guests.""I'm really proud of it. And it is beyond perfect. It reminded me of your modern quilt post. I need to get out of Minneapolis and meet these cool people on the east coast since all of my friends think I am crazy…"
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"I am trying to figure out a way to make a quilted pillow sham out of ties to use as an accent."
I hope this inspires you to pull out your DIY projects currently collecting dust in the back of your closet! C'mon – get those singers on the table and start crankin' out some goodies for your space, like Brent did. I think he did an excellent job. What are your thoughts?
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I've got a bad case of Spring fever…do you?
I was romanced by a single 65-degree sunny glimpse of Spring last week, I think it was Wednesday, and I'm already mentally prepping my window box and deciding how I should springify my space… (springify, word of the day. Don't ya just love my holly-words. I swear, I speak a whole new English sometimes.) Springing up your home is easily accomplished on a budget, from simply swapping out throw pillows and exchanging current drapes for sheers or bamboo roll shades, to locating must-have home accessories with a 'springy' vibe. Exchange felt and flannel for linens, cottons, and bright bold hues or cool pastels. For the ultimate home, you must engage in a little elbow grease. Don't ever forsake the gathering together of your mop and method products. You can't even begin to think Spring without a thorough scrubbing down of your entire space, along with reorganizing closets and drawers. Better get started, packrat. I'm willing to bet you have about two months worth of magazines stacked next to your bed. Personally, from my attic to my coat closet, I'm ready to take it all on! Prepping for spring is an exciting time of year for me, which sounds so Martha Stewart, but it's true. I'm excited to prepare my space so I can soon open the windows, invite friends, and fill my space with fresh daffodils, plump tulips, and the sounds of birds-a-singin'.
First stop for me, Target. That's where I'll shop for cleaning supplies and such. After I've removed the dust bunnies (or dust monsters, depending on how often you clean), I'll then head back to Target for home accessories. I'll beeline my way over to their mini fresh plant section for some foliage, and then, I'll definitely scoop up some inexpensive ceramic vases. They have some lovely ones this season, too. All eyes on the Panek Tobin vases, I'm craving these! Aren't they positively fresh? For $17.99, I imagine them on my living room windowsill or on my desk.
I know I sound like your mother, but If you've got spring fever like I do, get a jump start on your spring cleaning while the weather is still painful. Then, on the next 65-degree day, you can play outdoors vs. cleaning your space.
I'd much rather spend beautiful spring days shopping in the city for fresh finds and people watching while dining al fresco.
Here are some of my fresh finds from the Target ceramic vase collection. You can browse their website for these vases by clicking here.
1.23.06 COMMENT: Readers, Brent just wrote in to say that the global home stuff at Target is 75% off in Minneapolis, which means it should be that way around the country by the weekend. YEAH!
Okay design police, please don't whack me over the head for this, but I had to veer off a little today and post some fresh finds from the new travel collection from the Gap. I'm certainly not the authority on Gap bags since I've never owned one, but I simply adore the floral pattern, shown here in blue (also available in pink). I wouldn't trust a $98 suitcase simply because I'm not sure how sturdy it would be for the entire wardrobe that I roll with on vacation, I wouldn't know what it means to pack light. I may really need those shimmer sparkle pants in case we go see this amazing opera or something… I'd have to say 'no' to the suitcase, but the tote…ah how sweet it is, I can totally see myself swiping my visa for that. I think it would be useful for those quick trips you make to your parents' place on the weekends, or the 'trunk driving bag' you always keep packed with the basics in the trunk of your car just in case you end up staying out a little too late, drinking a little too much, and you can't drive home. Your 'trunk driving bag' makes it that much easier to just crash at your b/f's pad.
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I absolutely love this concealer! It matches my skin perfectly. I have Light 10. Works great for covering blemishes and even out red skin tone and acne scars in my T-zone. Doesn't make me break out. I don't think it heals blemishes but it covers well.
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I do have acneprone skin and hyperpigmentation so I was hoping this product would help both cases, but I find it is very hard to blend. It dries almost immediately after you apply it and if you do try to blend it comes right off. I tried patting it on too, but it looks cakey and dries very visible. I just find it is too thin and not creamy enough. I am not really keen on the idea of a twist up packaging as it is very messy and can store bacteria. I would look other places for a concealer with more hope. Back on the hunt for my HG again..
if you layer it it will do the trick. i still want to try the sonia kashuk concealer palette, but i am using this for right now
PROS: blends wonderfully. covers blemishes okay, doesnt make them worse :)
CONS: messy packaging; medium coverage.
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Doesn't really do much. As many reviewers said, it's a thin consistency, so you really want to just pat and not rub to apply. Rubbing just makes it come off. Beyond that, it says that it's for blemishes, but it's too thin to actually hide anything. Maybe some skin discoloration. Unfortunately, it has salicylic acid (not enough to do anything, but enough to irritate the eye), so it can't be used for undereye circles or darkness. It also turns to this powdery finish once it settles which serves as a glaring sign to point out any acne, and it doesn't stay on for long.
I was really hoping that this product would impress me more than it did. I have moderate acne and wanted a concealer that didn't clog my pores. From the start I wasn't expecting my acne to clear up, and it didn't, so I guess that's a plus. But I have problems with the other areas. First, to get the product out, you twist the bottom which raises a lever that pushes out the concealer. So I started twisting...and kept twisting. Half the tube was gone before any concealer came out! It was almost seven dollars for half of what I anticipated getting-which wasn't nearly as much as say, the Covergirl Invisible Concealer. The color on me was okay, it was the application that threw me off. It doesn't blend very well at all, and cakes up quickly after you apply it. With raised acne, it makes that ungodly ring around the blemish, and doesn't cancel out any redness. When I went to blend it out, it dried and seperated on my face, so I was literally picking off concealer from my face. I can use it on small spots on the outside of my face, and it works okay as an under eye concealer, but that is about it. I was disappointed with this product
This product is okay. It does conceal blemishes pretty well, but sometimes the coverage looks very uneven. It doesn't really clear any blemishes either, but it doesn't really make it worse, which is pretty good. It also seems that there is very little of the product after you twist the bottom to start it. Overall, i guess I would buy it again because it is pretty cheap (the value could be better) and is good enough to use.
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Since it's in a little twist-up stick, it's convenient in terms of packaging. The product, however, isn't all that great. It's okay. The coverage is not full coverage. It's good for covering small, slight discolorations, or redness, but if you want to conceal something really obvious, it doesn't work so well. It's easy to blend, but easy to wipe away. It's not very skin clearing. In fact, it doesn't do any skin clearing at all. Also, it's somewhat buildable. So the sheer coverage can be bumped up to medium coverage with a bit more effort to conceal what you need to. I'd only buy this again if I was desperate for a concealer and needed to pick one up on the spot right away.
I've tried Neutrogena concealers before and liked them, so I was expecting this one to work wayyy better than it did. First of all, it wasn't skin-clearing at all. I didn't think my skin was that sensitive, but there was something in this concealer that broke me out. It didn't have the full coverage I wanted, either.
This has been my HG concealer for blemishes for years. I've bought several tubes. I only use it for blemishes. I really love the way it covers the redness, and that it helps to heal them a bit. I'm very fair and neutral-cool and the shade Fair 05 is perfect. You only need a very TINY amount of this. I don't use the sponge tip, I click out a tiny dollop of the product then use my finger to apply a small amount to the blemish and pat it to blend it out. I think it's important to note that you really need to tap or pat this on to blend it. If you try to swipe it or blend with a brush, it will disappear and won't work. This works great to cover redness if you do it this way. If you have a nasty zit, sometimes this can accentuate any dryness of the skin around it, so keep that in mind. I have also found that this will help to keep zits from becoming full-blown if I apply this over the red/swollen spot. I love this stuff!
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I think I have found my HG blemish concealer!!!! :D
In the past month I have bought and returned probably 10 different concealers, everything from the cheapest to the most expensive and NONE of them cut back on the redness of my blemishes like this little powerhouse.
I don't get many blemishes, but when I do they get RED. As in, see it from across a football field red. So I needed a concealer that could cover that but wouldn't feel to heavy and cakey.
This concealer does just that.
It isn't SUPER high coverage, but definitely medium toward full coverage, at least for me.
It covers active blemishes really well, as well as those that I've messed with and have scabbed over. (I know I know it's bad to pick your blemishes...)
I have it in the color light and it matches my skin PERFECTLY. The finish of it is also quite natural, not to matte, which is something I am not fond of :P
Neutrogena claims that it will also aid in the reduction of blemishes, seeing as it contains salicylic acid. I've only been using it for a few days so I can't testify to that right now but I will definitely come back with an update.
I got this for 9 dollars and some change at Target, which is nice because I have seen it up to 12 freaking dollars at other places, so Target is the place to go! You can also return cosmetics there that are opened, no problem :)
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It really does just stick up out of the ocean like that. 1,800 feet tall. I'm not sure you're allowed to climb it anymore, and it seems that the last party that did reported horrible rock quality and prehistoric sized insects. Sounds great! |
By Mike Nevko From: Currently Charlotte Dec 9, 2013 |
I found this info on the 1st ascent: First ascent link |
By Cor Jan 23, 2014 |
Awesome, thanks for sharing! |
By Peter Blank From: Grand Junction, Colorado Apr 19, 2014 |
Holy shit. |
By Matthias Holladay From: Durango, Colorado May 22, 2014 |
Mother Earth's freaking Amazing. |
By Michael J Yarros From: Colorado Springs, CO Jul 22, 2014 |
Looks like an amazing climb! |
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umm....wtf? |
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From initial private offerings at 30 cents a share, Bre-X stock climbed to more than $250 on the open market. Near the peak of Bre-X share prices, major banks and media were on board:
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"When I saw her, I was like, 'This is it,'" Tonderai told Celebuzz. "She's everything I want in my leading woman."
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Obama ad depicts Mitt Romney as job-killing 'vampire.' Over the top? (+video)
(Read article summary)Obama's new 'Steel' ad picks up themes of vanquished Romney GOP rivals – that Mitt Romney is not a job creator but a job killer. But Romney was no longer with Bain Capital when the Kansas City steel mill went under.
President Obama's reelection campaign has a new ad up that portrays Mitt Romney as a heartless, job-destroying financier. It's an attack on Mr. Romney's record as head of Bain Capital that's similar to some of the stuff Newt Gingrich, Rick Perry, and other ex-GOP presidential hopefuls produced during the primary campaign.
Will this line of assault work for Mr. Obama, where it didn't for Mr. Gingrich, et al.?
Well, the context is different – Obama is trying to reach the whole electorate, as opposed to conservative Republicans in a few states. The timing is different, too. Obama's ad has come out months prior to the general election. Romney's primary opponents were trying to influence GOP state voters only days or weeks before they went to the polls.
But before we dive into this, let's look at the ad itself, shall we? At first glance, it's brutal.
The spot, labeled "Steel," focuses on a Kansas City, Mo., specialty metals firm that Bain acquired in 1993. The company, GST Steel, eventually filed for bankruptcy in 2001.
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The ad accuses Bain of closing the company pension plan and seeking the elimination of retiree life and health insurance.
"Those guys were all rich. They all had more money than they'll ever spend. But they didn't have the money to take care of the people who made the money for them," says 30-year company veteran Joe Soptic in the ad.
Ouch. The main point of this, in political terms, is obvious: The Obama campaign is trying to define Romney to crucial segments of the US voting population, as early as it can.


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Cookbook creator says: A staple breakfast that will keep you feeling satisfied, long into the working day. Soaking overnight enhances the bio-availability of the nutrients & so, along with proper chewing increases, what you get out of the meal. A very tasty meal. Try some LSA sprinkled on top, for a nuttier taste. Yum! Submitted by QUILTINGB52 Carbs: 96.5g | Fat: 7.1g | Fiber: 10.5g | Protein: 8.5g | Calories: 406.4
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Cookbook creator says: This is a filling snack food or a great side salad for those summery days. Easily prepared [in cool of morning] & can be kept cool in fridge till midday lunch or even evening meal. Submitted by SOCCERMOM0708 Carbs: 42.5g | Fat: 10.8g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 5.5g | Calories: 267.6
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if you like spicy peanut buttery asian food, you'll like this sandwich. Submitted by RABBIT-FOOD Carbs: 33.1g | Fat: 11.7g | Fiber: 6.9g | Protein: 21g | Calories: 299.9
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This is full of lots of produce and tastes soo fresh (due to the extra cilantro added) Submitted by PINKSHANYN Carbs: 7.3g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 3.6g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 87.4
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This is a crunchy treat that takes 10 minutes to prepare. Not only are these raw cinnamon balls delicious, but they will give you energy. They make a great snack in the afternoon when your blood sugar is plunging. The protein in the almonds, combined with the brain stimulating raw cacao and the blood balancing cinnamon will give you that needed lift. Carbs: 19.5g | Fat: 12.9g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 5.7g | Calories: 201.5
Believe me, you can NOT taste the spinach and kale! Submitted by AMANDALYNNE415 Carbs: 44.6g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 4.5g | Protein: 4.3g | Calories: 184.2
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I plant basil every year just so I can make pesto and have enough to freeze it (3 plants is all it takes). The hardest part is washing the basi leaves. Once made, I quickly put it into snack size plastic bags. The only thing about pesto is that it turns brown when exposed to air, so close the bags quickly and keep the remaining pesto covered with plastic wrap while filling the bags. Submitted by JLBARNEY Carbs: 8.9g | Fat: 21.6g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 5.3g | Calories: 233.2
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This is a refreshing and vitamin packed juice to start your day right Submitted by SPLOVESBP Carbs: 26.2g | Fat: 1.1g | Fiber: 8.5g | Protein: 4.7g | Calories: 102.3
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This is the healthiest ice-cream ever... all my friends were dubious about it at first but loved it after they tatsed it. Good for those nights when you feel like treating yourself to something sweet. A great recipe to make in bulk and have a few of these already frozen for treats when you need them Submitted by TAMSYNHOEK Carbs: 31.9g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 125.1
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This salad is always a hit at parties! Use as a fiber-rich dip, or eat it by itself. Submitted by CREATIVELIZA Carbs: 27.1g | Fat: 6.6g | Fiber: 9g | Protein: 7.5g | Calories: 183.5
Smoky from the cumin with a hidden serving of vegetables, this dip is equally delicious in a burrito as it is spread on tortilla chips. Submitted by STEPFANIER Carbs: 5.3g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 32.9
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Thick & Hearty! Submitted by DISNEYFIT Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 8.8g | Calories: 112
Chef Meg lightened up a picnic and potluck favorite! Her secret ingredient (shh, don't tell!) is pickle juice. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 1.8g | Fat: 5.5g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 6.4g | Calories: 85.3
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The Contemporary Writers Series is proud to present writer Jayne Anne Phillips. Her novels address the social and historical tensions that challenge American families, from war to domestic violence. Her debut novel Machine Dreams (1984) is the quintessential Vietnam novel told from the experience of those left behind. Her fourth novel Lark and Termite (2009) was a finalist for the National Book Award, and her latest novel Quiet Dell (2014) is surely the measure of a writer coming to her full powers. Stephen King has said: "In a brilliant fusion of fact and fiction, Jayne Anne Phillips has written the novel of the year. It's the story of a serial killer's crimes and capture, yes, but it's also a compulsively readable story of how one brave woman faces up to acts of terrible violence in order to create something good and strong in the aftermath. Quiet Dell will be compared to In Cold Blood, but Phillips offers something Capote could not: a heroine who lights up the dark places and gives us hope in our humanity."
And former CWS guest Colm Toibin has written: "Quiet Dell has all the elements of a murder mystery, but its emotional scope is larger and more complex. It combines a strange, hypnotic and poetic power with the sharp tones of documentary evidence, offers a portrait of rural America in a time of crisis, and dramatizes the lives of a number of characters who are fascinating and memorable."
Jayne Anne Phillips will read from her new novel at The Greenville Museum of Art on Thursday, October 9th at 7:30 pm. The public and university community are invited, and all events are free.
Ms. Phillips, who has taught at Harvard, Williams College, and Boston University will also visits classes while she is here in Greenville. She is currently the Director of the MFA program at Rutgers-Newark.