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i'm going to xeriscape my front yard. i'd like to grow some medicinal herbs/plants that are drought tolerant also.. so far i've got echinacea lmk if you guys have any suggestions in addition to the ones i have listed |
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My local botanic garden periodically offers a class called "Edible and Medicinal California Native Plants" at either their Claremont or Westwood nurseries. I just looked at the calendar and see the next one is scheduled for Westwood in December. The class is free! But I don't know if you live close enough for this to be convenient. I haven't taken the class yet, but I did hear a little bit of a talk the instructor gave during the Native Sage Festival this year. I scanned the brochure that one of the attendees had. If I can find it I will post. Melissa |
Here is a link that might be useful: Programs at GNN Westwood (Veterans Garden)
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Horehound would probably work. Lemongrass might work if well established in moisture retentive, humus rich soil. Oak trees have medicinal uses...a small live oak? Another site suggests mullein and rosemary, along with some others that I feel need more moisture (http://herbgardens.about.com/od/herbalgardendesign/tp/Herbs-For-A-Drought-Garden.htm). Here's a website that could interest you, as well. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Herb Care in the Desert
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Borg? (103 comments)
I dunno... somehow Borg seems more appropriate for a Microsoft product.
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Borg? (103 comments)
I dunno... somehow Borg seems more appropriate for a Microsoft product.
Re:no love for mutt? (464 comments)
Or, you can run mutt/alpine on your local machine, talking IMAP to your mail server (just like Thunderbird or another GUI mail client would).
Re:Firefox (174 comments)
I'm installing KDE version 1066 tonight. It comes with William the Konqueror.
Re:Version control (165 comments)
You can solve the last 2 problems by working with csv (comma-separated-values) files. Just about any spreadsheet app (Excel, OpenOffice, Gnumeric) can edit them, and you can even edit them in a text editor if need be. As text, they'll diff easily, so you can merge, etc. in your VC of choice.
Re:I'm confused... (103 comments)
It's Constellation that was defunded (with the Ares I and Ares V rockets). A replacement rocket (the Space Launch System) was funded instead.
Re:Skype (212 comments)
Everywhere I look I see businesses using Cisco, Tandberg and Polycom video conferencing and that means real H323 protocols and software. Of which there is NOTHING for linux.
Have you tried Ekiga (formerly GnomeMeeting)?
Re:How long? (206 comments)
And Venus will be a paradise planet according to them, because CO2 couldn't possible cause it to be hotter than Mercury.
Re:Would somebody declare a War on Supidity? (487 comments)
Can you provide citations for this statement?
Re:Too little too late (363 comments)
Hope your plane doesn't crash from all those flying Christians getting sucked into the jet engines.
Re:Enjoy. (607 comments)
That drunk guy asleep at the park bench - We don't know his name or damn would he get our vote.
I think you mean Alvin Greene.
Re:Fantasy is now king (742 comments)
And it's still what I think about wrasslin on a Sci-FI channel. They don't mix.
You're right... It certainly is fiction, but nothing to do with science.
Re:Neat (121 comments)
I suppose given some windows and some pantless astronauts it could be.
Re:Neat (121 comments)
You do realize that despite the resemblance, this thing is not actually a Space Station. It's a space vehicle designed for interplanetary travel.
Re:Most important launch in decades (190 comments)
ATK's Rockets that are used for shuttle launches are called "Reusable Solid Rocket Motors"
Kind of an oxymoron there considering they are lost into the ocean and gone forever - reusable?
See this page for pictures of NASA ships doing the impossible: towing recovered solid rocket boosters back to Kennedy Space Center.
Re:First Priority (66 comments)
What a bunch of losers! NASA is spending my tax dollars on crap that relies on M$ Silverlight.
Re:If we could only get the gov't out of the way.. (206 comments)
There was no money in the internet either until the 1990s. I guess building it before then was a waste of time and money.
And who was developing the Internet until the 1990's? The government. Specifically, DARPA and NSF. And a bunch of universities, probably funded by government grants.
Re:$500M/80K = how much? (299 comments)
Sounds like Rosa Martinez might be getting back more than $870/mo worth. Even going all the way back to 1996, that's an average of about $40,000/mo per person.
What are you smoking? $500 million, divided by 80,000 people is an average of $6250 per person, total. Assuming they were all getting $870 per month, they were being paid for an average of a little over 7 months.
Re:The 2nd edition will use an unsigned byte count (145 comments)
They must already be using an "unsigned byte" (or some larger integer)... 10000000b is -128 if you were using a signed byte.
Re:OpenBSD? (219 comments)
but isn't it all about the userspace, which is pretty much the same?
In general, you're correct. Apache (on, say, NetBSD)is generally as secure as Apache (on Linux). However, OpenBSD has reviewed a lot of the ported applications, and so Apache (on OpenBSD) should be better than other versions of Apache. That review may be done by other operating systems (e.g. the RedHat/Fedora version of Apache, if you get the RPM), but OpenBSD is famous for it.
Re:Screwed? (586 comments)
I suspect neither of those would be desirable if you consider yourself a Web Intelligent Designer.
So, it turns out, WalMart is the only place open at 10:15pm on a Sunday night with computer equipment. They had some 10/100 hubs (not switches, but good enough for now).
When we get home, it turns out we also need a new dial-up modem (WalMart only had internals, which I intend never to buy). But at least our LAN is back up and running.
But once again steeds.com and our other domains are down for a while (until sometime tomorrow).
Update: I forgot I had a modem in my IBM
Thinkpad. It's one of those crappy "WinModems"
that almost never work under Linux, but in this
case, IBM released drivers. Go IBM!
I'll be glad to be rid of them. I liked them a long time as they were flexible and gave me the features I needed without requiring me to buy a big fancy plan. But they have entirely too many outages between their POPs and HQ.
So, if anyone wants good, Unix-based web/mail hosting (we'll be using some mix of Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD), go to steedshosting.net to see prices and sign up.
I found two different places where I'd mistyped my IP address when reconfiguring DNS for my domains (one was in DNS zone file, and the other was at the domain registrar (GoDaddy rocks!)) which had prevented me from being back in service probably a day or two ago.
So, I'm getting email again, and I presume our web sites are back online again. Even mail which was queued up at our ISP on their backup MX host is coming through. Yay!
I thought it was just because staubly.net was the first domain I changed over, and others hadn't propogated yet. Or, it was less widely used, therefor wasn't in local DNS caches.
Gaaa... sometimes I hate networks.
Update: For the next week or so, please use the address vicky at staubly dot net to email me.
Update: Nevermind, my email is back.
If I manage it, it will be through the supreme goodness of GoDaddy and Comcast. And fuck Crosslink for cutting me off without some warning.
I am not a poor person. I make enough to satisfy most people. However, I have some expensives I have no business having. And I think it's time to make some changes in my life to lower the occurance of unexpected expenses (and other drama).
Steeds will be back up on April 7th, if not before. I apologize for any inconvenience.
Now, this fall, I'll vote for Kerry, just because he isn't Bush (I'd have preferred Kucinich). But I think Kerry is just as much a "political insider" as anyone. Sort of how I supported Clinton, even though he lied, cheated on his wife, etc. He simply agreed with more of my positions than his opponents.
Unfortunately, what's popular in this country is just as likely to be morally wrong (in my view) as morally right. The phrase "tyranny of the majority" wasn't just some theoretical ramblings. It's a real danger in this country. One need only look at the quality of popular television shows to know a little something about the intellect and wisdom of the majority of Americans (and, lest anyone think me "anti-American", the majority of humans). But, fortunately, in the case of television, niche shows and networks are available which allow minority tastes and interests to be satisfied. This is not the case when the majority of people in a region (state, country, etc.) try to legislate the behavior of everyone.
Ok, rant over.
That's right, I'm going to Ozzfest this summer (July). Should be a blast. I was afraid I'd never get to see Rob Halford perform with Priest, but they reunited this fall. There's some uncertainty about whether Ozzy will really be performing (after his recent ATV accident), but I can live even if he's not there (after all, I did see the original Black Sabbath line-up they had at a previous Ozzfest).
Oh yeah, and Iced Earth is playing at Jaxx this spring, and I'd like to see them too, money permitting.
Update: (next day) The tickets arrived. Yay!
So, all in all I have it running and doing what I want. Pretty cool, eh? Now, I just have to tear things apart so I can put it at the base of my "tower of sparcs".
I was able to get NetBSD installed and configured last night. Today, however, I've been trying to add packages (tcsh, emacs, all my favorites). It seems NetBSD doesn't have the sparc64 versions of its binary packages (if it does, and I just haven't been looking in the right place, let me know). Instead you have to download the pkgsrc.tar.gz archive, and install all your packages from source (I feel like I'm running "Gentoo BSD").
At least it's a fairly fast Sun (compared to the 40MHz SparcStation-2's I have), so the compiles go reasonably fast.
I haven't yet plugged it in to see
what (if anything) is already on the disk drive.
It doesn't matter much, as I'm planning to
NetBSD for
sparc64. Hooray for "Sparcy Goodness".
a romantic sleigh ride interrupted by a flatulent horse
Is Bess moonlighting by acting in beer commercials?
The NEC DVD drive works with the Linux dvdrecord command. However, so far, I haven't been able to read the discs I created with DVD-RW media on either of the two other computers I use which have DVD-ROM drives. I'll try DVD+RW, and if that does not work, DVD-R and then DVD+R...
Due to a failing hard disk, I've had to shutdown suffolk.steeds.com until I can get home, run fsck, install new hard disk, and try recovering as much data as possible. Suffolk is the main server (mail and web) for the following domains:
I apologize for the inconvenience, but I'd been pretty broke and was putting off buying a new HD for as long as possible.
So, expect a mini-review of Fedora here soon.
Well, I'm not sure if I gave Fedora a fair trial. Maybe I'll try it again, when I have more free time. I did like the graphical startup screen (when it switches to runlevel 5 during startup, a GUI pops up with a progress bar, and a button on which you can click to see the detailed startup messages).
I didn't like the problems I had getting
logged into X/Gnome when I had my left-over home
directory (with left-over
I suspect that wasn't all Fedora's fault, as when I switched back to RedHat 9, I had some of the same problems. I really only got running again after mv'ing my home directory, and creating a new one from skeleton files.
Who is to blame? I dunno. Gnome? Metacity? Not sure... But I think the problem is that some stored setting (in a config file in my home directory) specifies something that no longer makes sense (non-existant window manager, background image that moved or no longer exists, etc.). Software should be robust enough to substitute some default setting for one that is (now) incorrect.
This is basically the main C run-time library on a Linux machine. So, just about all programs depend on it. I updated my workstation and my home server (see previous journal entry). However, that evening, I noticed my machine was back at the login screen (gdm). The machine hadn't crashed, but X had reset (logged me out).
Ok, I think, some programs may be having trouble since I swapped glibc versions out from under them. I'll reboot. I logged in again, and went off to do other stuff. I came back later: same problem. Grrr.
A day or so later, RedHat comes out with an updated version of that errata, although it says it's only for people running "non-RedHat kernels". Well, can't hurt to try, right? At the least, it didn't help.
So, I think, I'll just revert to the old glibc. I don't remember any other updates coming out, so I should be safe going back to what's on the RH9 CDs. I copy off the glibc RPMs, and reinstall them (using "--force" so it won't complain about going to earlier versions). Oh, good, now X won't even start (let alone let me log in and stay logged in).
Well, I'd downloaded the Fedora Core 1 ISO files a while ago. I'll just try that out. Looks very similar to RH9. But it didn't give me the option to install individual packages (at least not from the text-mode install).
Well, the install ran smoothly. But when it first starts, X won't run. I didn't expect their install to find and configure both graphics cards. But apparently, having 2 cards confused it enough so it couldn't get either working. When I get home tonight, I'll reinstall my XF86Config which I had before with RH9, and see how it looks. So, expect a mini-review of Fedora here soon.


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Huai Luek Royal Project Development Centre
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The centre serves as a demonstrative development model for the hill tribe people based on the philosophy of promoting proper agricultural technology to hill tribe farmers. The site is open for the public to explore pilot plots of vegetables, flowers, fruits, Hmongs plantation and the Poi River. In addition, the Royal Project Foundation has its own shop selling daily fresh produce. Tours complete with a lecturer can be arranged in advance and advanced reservation is recommended for group visits. Toilets and parking areas are also available.
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Defendants include the state departments of Health and Revenue and the Bucks County register of wills. Pennsylvania is the only northeastern state that bars same-sex marriage. Nationally, Illinois this week joined 15 other states and the District of Columbia in allowing it.
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Nuit des soudeurs / Night of the welders
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Yes, heartwrenching...
I didn't quite expect this post today. We're taking our eldest to college next week, out of the state of Alaska. I thought I was OK and keeping it together until I read the third paragraph of this post. I started sobbing. Dropping the other kids at school this week was no biggie. No big milestones there,(FTR I love having my kids around and frankly, resent that they choose to go to public school instead of letting me homeschool them), but moving my firstborn out of my house this week is KILLING me!
I have to be a big girl, though, and remember that I am the one who taught this bird to fly away. I just hope he answers his phone occasionally and still feels like moving lumber around for me when he comes home to 'visit'.
Thank you for thinking of us, poor ($) parents of *gulp* college students, Ana, you're the best.


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Today's question comes to us from Ethan in Illinois. Ethan writes:
"I was recently on the job market; in many interviews, they would have me start with the HR director, interview with a few other people, and then go back to the HR person's office afterward.
In several interviews, the HR director would ask something to the effect of "so, how did it go?" I don't feel like I gave an especially satisfactory answer. What are they really asking and what's the best way to answer it?"
Ethan, thanks for your question!
My initial response is to assume the simplest explanation is the correct one: the HR director may have just been expressing general interest and concern.
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Marketing Xocolate International Corporation (MXI-Corp), the leader in healthy dark chocolate, has added Omega Squares to its Xoçai™ line of products. The Omega Squares are an excellent source of Omega-3 fatty acids, which are almost nonexistent, but necessary, in American diets.
Omega Squares promote the necessary balance of essential fatty acids through the açaí berry, flaxseed and a patented, plant-based, encapsulated Omega-3. Three Omega Squares provide more than 90 percent of the recommended daily Omega-3 intake.
"The Xoçaí Omega Squares have been developed to provide your body with these essential fatty acids," said Andrew Brooks, founder and executive vice president of MXI-Corp. "These fatty acids, including Omega-3, provide your body with preventative and better health during every stage of your life."
As with all Xoçaí™ products, Omega Squares are certified by Brunswick Labs, an independent, third-party lab that provides analytical services for leading research institutions, corporations and other organizations. This certification program verifies that the product has met specific quality-assurance standards and Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity (ORAC) tests. The
ORAC test measures the antioxidant content of foods and health products. Omega Squares have an ORAC score of 11,319.
"MXI-Corp is the market and world leader in healthy dark chocolate products," said MXI
Ambassador Adam Green, president of Draper, Utah-based Winner's Circle International. "The
Omega Squares are an antioxidant 'powerhouse' and have an unparalleled taste. This is a great addition to our already strong product
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Does it matter when Sam Bradford starts?
Mike SandoBerry Tramel's column and my earlier item on how early to start Sam Bradford have generated discussion and a few new thoughts. "They're going to pay him like a (Hall of Famer)," former Seahawks defensive lineman Mike Frier tweeted. "He better star...
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Laughter best medicine for Rams' errors
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NFC West penalty watch: 14 and counting
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What a difference a divorce makes! Stepping out at the Narciso Rodriguez Kohl's Collection Launch Party in New York last week, Katie Holmes showed off her new slimmer figure, revealing that divorce can certainly do a body good. And pals have credited her new life in the Big Apple away from Tom with helping her to shed the extra pounds she gained during her marriage to the Mission: Impossible actor.
Now spotted walking everywhere in the city – even taking the Subway! – rather than hopping into the chauffeur-driven limos she used to rely on during her marriage, Katie has also been getting active pounding the pavement, stopped the late-night dining which Tom used to insist upon and "has more time to focus on her own life rather than her husband" spilled one insider.
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- Katie is said to have plotted her work around maintaining a work/life balance – meaning no more long days on a movie set hitting up the Kraft food services.
1. Walking, Walking, Walking!
Whether she's taking Suri to school or on an outing, hitting up the local grocery store for supplies, or heading to work on her new play on Broadway, Katie has eschewed her previous mode of transport, chauffeur-driven cars, for walking everywhere
in the city instead.
Spotted taking the Subway to work last week, friends say the 33-year-old equates walking around New York with "earning her freedom", with a pal adding that the actress has been seeking out all the places she used to visit before she married Tom and moved to LA.
"Having a car in New York is an extravagance," spilled one NYC insider. "And although Katie's not poor, why would she waste money having a chauffeur on call when wherever she needs to go is a walk or a Subway ride away?" With another pal adding, "She loves walking out on the street. New Yorkers are famously blasé about celebrities and she's rarely bothered. She says it's great exercise – much more fun than going to the gym!"
2. Late dinner ban
As per Scientology rules, when Katie was still with Tom she was forbidden from giving Suri a bedtime, as the actor's controversial 'religion' doesn't believe in setting rules or boundaries for children. And the couple soon became famous for their very late-night dinner dates, papped carrying an irritable and tired Suri out of an LA restaurant, often after midnight.
Now setting her own rules about bedtime, Katie has put a stop to late-night dinners, meaning that both Suri's sleep patterns and her own waistline win!
"Tom used to insist on going out for dinner quite late at night, which is a sure-fire way to gain weight," spilled one LA source. "Now she has strict rules about not eating after 6pm, and she can set her own diet agenda. It's certainly paying off."
3. Setting her own career goals
Tom and Katie famously fought over the state of her lacklustre career during the time she was married to him; and the Hollywood rumour mill insists it was Tom who prevented his wife from returning to her role of Rachel Dawes in Batman sequel, The Dark Knight. But now that she has regained control of her career, Katie is said to have plotted her work around maintaining a work/life balance – meaning no more long days on a movie set hitting up the Kraft food services.
"After a long day on a movie set, Tom used to take her out to dinner to places like Mastro's or Cut – Beverly Hills steakhouses," spilled a mole. "Now she's chosen to kick-start her career with a play on Broadway she has more flexibility to fit in her diet and exercise regime around her work, rather than the other way around." Adding, "Plus, when she gets home at night Suri's in bed and there's no one making her get dressed up and go out again."
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This video, called Trapped in an Phone (watchable after the break), is pretty ingenious. Artists Ronen Verbit and Vanya Polunin apparently took three different videos and assembled them to play on three different iPhones, both standing on their own and moved around as they play to fit different setups.
Make sure you stick around to the end as well, where there's a little fourth wall breaking, some also-ingenious credits made possible by an iPhone, and the revelation that the whole thing was apparently filmed by an iPhone, too (you can see the reflection in the last shot). Pretty wild stuff.
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Striding confidently onto the stage, a pintsize foursome breaks into a pitch-perfect rendition of The Beatles' "I Want to Hold Your Hand." At Corner Music's School 4 Rock summer camps, it only takes one week for instructors to ready such students for their moments in the spotlight. Each session, based around a different musical theme, includes rehearsal time and CD-recording sessions before culminating in a performance for family and friends.
Aside from the camps, private lessons improve kids', teens', and adults' skills on instruments from the banjo to the sax. At Corner Music's retail shop, students can rent a guitar or bass guitar for practicing, buy a Fender of their own, or accrue gear, including sheet music, strings, reeds, and tuners.
When Maggie Carchrie voyaged to Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, she hardly expected to discover a passion that would win her the U.S. Mòd Women's Championship in Gaelic Singing two years later. She was immediately enchanted by the traditional music of the region, planning her future travels around the areas of Cape Breton and Scotland and diving headfirst into the Celtic culture. With a college degree in music therapy and a resume that boasts subsequent studies at the Ceòlas Music School, she built a foundation for a life filled with award-winning Celtic performance and education. She lays claim to two albums, books several East Coast showcases throughout the year, and furthers the reach of Celtic stylings through the concerts and CDs of Mermaid Productions. Maggie draws from all of these experiences to act as director of the Callanish School of Celtic Arts. There, she instructs students of all ages in music, dance, and lyrical language, managing a non-competitive venue for guests to experiment with age-old harmonies and master a brogue without having to install a second tongue. From the high-stepping choreography of Scottish Highland Dance to the signature keening of the bagpipe, she outlines several levels of melodic techniques, all of which are steeped in rich history.
9th to the Nth is the final concert in the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra's 2009–2010 classical series. Led by acclaimed conductor Larry Rachleff, the longtime music director for the Rhode Island Philharmonic, the orchestra will allegro and adagio its way through the "Stairway to Heaven" of classical music—Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, featuring the acclaimed "Ode to Joy" choral theme and performed with the assistance of the Providence Singers. The Ninth Symphony was Beethoven's final complete symphony, and, at over an hour, it is his longest. In the 186 years since its original premiere, it has gone on to be one of the world's most recognizable non-Ohio Players pieces of music. Also appearing on the "9th to the Nth" program is Decoration Day, written by American composer Charles Ives.
At The Little Green Tambourine, an environmentally friendly creative-arts studio that promotes active lifestyles, children's imaginations roam freely during unstructured open-play hours. Kids can create artwork from play doh and paint, don dress-up clothes, or spout The Catcher in the Rye soliloquies during dramatic play. The mini ball pit and hula hoops promise to burn off excess energy, and youngsters can train for the import-export business at the train table. During open play parents must remain with their children, but for an additional $5 per session parents may leave their children to be supervised by the staff during drop-off open play. Parents supervise little ones younger than age 3, but can drop off children 3–5 years old in the sunlit studio with sustainable bamboo floors. Registration for drop-off play is required, and reservations for open play are recommended.
New England Studio of Music founder Alisa Luciano took her first piano lesson when she was 4 years old, sparking a lifelong love of music. She would go on to study under numerous pianists, including Svetozar Ivanov, before getting her master's degree in teaching. Since 2003, she's been teaching students as young as 4 years old themselves, passing on her life's work to those of all ages. In addition to piano, the studio offers lessons for voice, brass, strings, guitar, and woodwinds.


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This was an impulse buy at Ulta. I have tried it a few times, but I cannot see a difference between my eyelashes without mascara and after applying this, espescially on my lower lashes. It isn't clumpy. It might help a little in defining my lashes. It might be an okay pick for someone that mostly just wants to add color.
I picked up this mascara as an impulse buy at Ulta to make my $10 for the 3.50 off and I thought it would be horrible, but better than my current Ulta Blow Out Lashes (seriously that one is the worst product I've ever bought.)
I already have pretty long lashes, but they are a lighter color and not well defined. This separates and is great light coverage so it doesn't clump. I have super sensitive eyes and it doesn't irritate my eyes in the least.
If I can find it again, it's very likely that this will be my new mascara.
I needed a good defining mascara and this is it. This works well when you want simple definition but not too much of anything. I really love it, as it feels light, doesn't flake, it lasts all day, without hurting my sensitive eyes. It depends what you are looking for; if you want volume or length, they have one that caters to that too.
With this mascara, it is really a thing of "you get what you pay for".
I think I got this for $2.99. Crazy cheap. But it is also not the greatest. I put it on over like, three others, and it's fine. But by itself? Yikes!! Clumpy, goopy, messy!
However, it's really awesome for lower lashes!!!!! The brush is little so it works great. I'd recommend it for a bottom lash mascara. Not messy on the lowers. Plus since it is so cheap, I wouldn't have a problem buying it for only my lower lashes.
Price is good, obviously!!
Packaging is find as well. Just a regular mascara tube!
AND Essence doesn't test on animals :)
I have the water proof version if this I like it but I'm not in love with it because it doesn't hold a curl but stay when I went to my horse show
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This is an unfortunate miss from Essence, which normally makes pretty good drugstore mascaras. It seems they've discontinued the "Multi-Action Mascara" in the black and pink tube and replaced it with this, and it is not nearly as good. When you first open it, the formula is too wet- definitely just like black water for your lashes. Any emphasis it gives your eyes is simply from darkening. After the tube dried out a little, I got better results for a few weeks by layering it up to about three coats, and it finally looked like there was some length and volume. But then it quickly got too dry to use and started flaking when I layered it, even though I wasn't waiting for it to dry between coats.
Also- it lasts very poorly and you may find yourself getting raccoon eyes. And it irons out a curl unlike any mascara I've tried before. Not impressed.
The waterproof version is even worse- way too wet, clumps your lashes together in big wet globs so you have to comb them through again and again and AGAIN... not to mention not actually being waterproof at all.
I have bought this mascara because of the price. It is cheap and pretty good. But compared to my maybelline one(the purple one,false lashes or sth like that) , it's far behind.I like the way my lashes look after I have apllied it ,but i can't even touch them afterwards. It wears off really fast. Once again, I see it's better to spend a little more money on this kind of products in order to have the quality desired. Buy again? No...
No where near as fabulous as my favourite Essence mascara which is" I Love Extreme. ' Adds length but does not add volume. If you want spidery black, go for this.
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This mascara wasn't the best.
cheap yes and i found like it did make my eyelashes more noticeable, i think its not good at volume/lengthening like other mascaras are, but for a natural kind of look its okay.
a problem i did encounter though was when applying it would constantly smudge when i blinked, and this continued to happen after 15 minutes of application.
for only purchasing this 3 dollars it isn't too bad, though i wouldn't recommend it,
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(Updates with change of forecast by BNP Paribas in 11th paragraph.)
Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Bank of England Governor Mervyn King said policy makers can expand their stimulus program further if needed to ward off the threat to Britain's "slow and uncertain recovery" posed by the euro region's debt crisis.
"If we wanted to do more, we certainly could do it," King told reporters in London as he presented the bank's quarterly Inflation Report. The bank's program to hold as much as a third of the gilt market is a "high number, but it's only a third and the amount of gilts which is out there is increasing all the time" and "I don't think that's a practical limit at all."
The central bank expanded its bond-purchase program to 325 billion pounds ($510 billion) this month after the economy shrank in the fourth quarter. Policy makers raised their forecast for inflation today, predicting an undershoot of their 2 percent goal in two years and an even chance of reaching it in three years.
"The path of recovery is likely to be slow and uncertain," and "for much of this year, there is likely to be a 'zigzag' pattern of alternating positive and negative quarterly growth rates," King said. "The biggest risk to the recovery stems from developments in the euro area, where there remain concerns about the indebtedness and competitiveness of some member countries."
The pound was little changed against the dollar, trading at $1.5686 as of 3:06 p.m. in London. It weakened against higher- yielding currencies such as the New Zealand and Australian dollars. The yield on the two-year gilt was at 0.40 percent.
'Disorderly Outcome'
The Bank of England also said that failure to implement reforms in the euro area "could trigger a disorderly outcome and result in sharply lower growth" in the region.
While Greece has agreed to austerity measures needed to secure a second bailout package, euro-area finance ministers canceled a Brussels meeting slated for today, citing a lack of political assurances from Greek leaders to stick to the pledges. Ministers will instead hold a teleconference to prod Greece to do more to clinch the package.
The central bank sees U.K. inflation slowing to its 2 percent target by the end of this year and easing to 1.8 percent in two years, according to the Inflation Report. It sees annual gross-domestic-product growth at about 3 percent by the end of 2013. The trough in growth will be in the first half of 2012. The forecasts today were published in the form of fan charts and the data underlying the charts will be released next week.
"Inflation is judged somewhat more likely to be below the target than above it for a good part of the forecast period," the Monetary Policy Committee said. At the end of three years, "those risks are judged to be broadly balanced."
'Loosening' Bias
"The MPC does not see a strong case for more quantitative easing, although it retains a bias toward further loosening," said Simon Hayes, an economist at Barclays Capital in London and a former Bank of England economist. "Although the growth outlook remains weak, there should be no presumption of further monetary stimulus."
BNP Paribas SA changed its forecasts for more QE, dropping a call that the central bank would expand stimulus again in May. David Tinsley, an economist at BNP in London and a former central bank official, said the report "appears quite deliberately pitched to damp expectations for further asset purchases."
Market Expectations
The Bank of England's forecasts are based on the bond- purchase target staying at the 325 billion-pound level set on Feb. 9 and market expectations for interest rates. Those show the benchmark rate staying at current record low of 0.5 percent until the third quarter of 2014.
In November, the central bank forecast that inflation would slow to 1.7 percent at the end of this year and 1.3 percent at the end of 2013. It saw annual GDP growth at about 3.1 percent at end-2013.
"Moving to a world of steady growth, inflation close to our 2 percent target, and a more normal level of interest rates, will take time," King said. "There is a limit to what monetary policy can achieve when real adjustments are required. But with falling inflation, and the prospect of an end to the squeeze in real incomes leading to a recovery in growth, we are moving in the right direction."
The central bank said the "quarterly path of output is likely to be volatile through 2012, reflecting the impact of various one-off factors" such as the Queen's Jubilee holiday in June. Growth is "likely to remain weak in the near term, before gradually strengthening as households real incomes recover, supported by continued stimulus from monetary policy."
Recent surveys indicate the economy may strengthen in the current quarter. U.K. manufacturing returned to growth in January, while expansion in the services sector accelerated. Stocks have risen this year, with the MSCI All-Country gauge up 9.3 percent. The FTSE 100 Index has added 6.2 percent.
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I'd give this a 4.5 if I could. I love all the darker colors, and this is a great neutral palette - but I find that the lighter colors aren't as flattering on me. Still, minor complaints aside, love this palette. The only reason I've put "no" for rebuy is because a.) I doubt I'll ever use up this palette, and b.) even if I did, I like to try new palettes rather than rebuy the same one over and over.
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After removing the panels to access the interior of this chassis, we see that they have tied up some hardware as well as bundled the wiring to keep it all secure for transit.
We also removed the bezel to show the 120mm fan that they have supplied in this chassis. Thing is, we did not realize how handy the holes and wire management options were at this point, but once the build was underway, these will tend to wiring and offer a place to hide things.
The left side offers a frame component that has a lot of features. This will house either two 2.5-inch drives or a single 3.5-inch drive at the top, and it can also house a pair of 80mm fans at the bottom while still leaving the top storage drive with enough room to be used.
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Liquid-liquid equilibrium and extraction.
Title | Liquid-liquid equilibrium and extraction. |
Publisher: | Elsevier |
Year: | 1980-87 |
Abstract: | A literature bibliography for LLE and the equilibrium distribution of components between two immiscible liquids. Over 8200 compounds and 8500 references are included in the base set, which covers the literature from 1900-81. The supplements update the coverage to 1986. No data are included; only references to a lengthy bibliography at the end of each volume. The tables are arranged by formula order of the leading compound. |
Properties: | LLE; liquid liquid equilibrium |
Compounds: | binary systems; liquids; organic |
UT Libraries Call Number: | QD 503 W57, 4 vols. |
UT Libraries Location: | CHEM REF |
OCLC Number: | 6921797 |
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