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Swagdog will print your guild's logo on a hat {WoW}
Mar 19th 2009 8:04PM Huma, why would you be criticised in public? Anyone who doesn't play wow would just think it was some kind of symbolic design. Anyone who does play wow isn't in a position to judge. ^_^
Authenticator app coming to iPhones, iPods, and other mobile devices {WoW}
Mar 19th 2009 8:01PM Nope. One or the other, not both. A blue post on the Customer Service Forum (US) has confirmed that.
Ask a Lore Nerd: Life and Death {WoW}
Mar 16th 2009 6:49PM I think it's because when we as players die, it isn't a complete death. There is still brain activity, it's like a deep coma. When great lore figures die, it's a complete, whole death. Brain death. Maybe resurrection is still possible but it would take much more than one priest.
Death in Azeroth is obviously not black and white like in our world. They aren't working with the same restrictions as we are.
The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Arms waits and waits and waits {WoW}
Mar 13th 2009 7:17PM I'm the same, Gulliver. I love Arms, always have and always will. It feels like my 'home' spec. I have had a few flirtations with fury and prot but always go back to arms.
Thankfully, I don't raid so can spec my warrior however I want so went back arms. My warrior basically exists for the purpose of cooking, fishing, my primary profs and dailies. It's sad but what can you do. I'm just not that into fury! :)
Time is Money: Selling your quest rewards {WoW}
Mar 5th 2009 5:51PM "What the average citizen doesn't know is that there's a complex, hidden system. It's practically a Goblin-Vendor cover-up, but I'm here to end all that."
It would seem what the average Wowinsider writer doesn't know is there has long been simple, lightweight addons to do this for you.
In the category of "finally": Raid ID confirmation windows in 3.1 {WoW}
Feb 27th 2009 7:23PM If you've ever spent time on the Customer Service forum, you'd know how badly this feature is needed. Many a person has been directed to the Suggestions Forum to make this suggestion and the developers have agreed it's required. If everyone that played this game was honest and decent it probably wouldn't be needed, but fact is there are a lot of people out there that delight in ruining other people's fun.
Breakfast Topic: Love is in the Air! {WoW}
Feb 11th 2009 8:30AM Romance, and the real Valentines day, makes me vomit. And yet, Love is in the Air is my favourite WoW holiday. Go figure. I love unbreaking people's hearts with Unbestowed Friendship Bracelets, and I've been enjoying sitting in Dalaran with my picnic basket so people can get the Lonely? achievement.
Best. Bug. Ever. {WoW}
Feb 8th 2009 7:44PM There isn't anything magical about ending up in Alterac Mountains. Tigole explained during Beta on the Beta forums that that location in Alterac is loc 0,0 according to the game client's internal map. The game will send you there if you're alive but it doesn't know where else you should be. The Barrens graveyard the default graveyard for the Horde, so if you're dead and the game doesn't know where else you should go it will send you there. I guess there is an Alliance equivalent too.
Mount race restrictions lifted, Tauren rejoice {WoW}
Dec 11th 2008 10:31PM Awww Belfaire. Always my favourite CS poster. Hasn't been the same since you left but YAY you're here so it's all good!
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Wed, Jun 16, 10 at 13:05
I guess something is cutting off the blooms before the pumpkin has time to form but I dont know what? Iv seen it happen on some of my yellow squash also. I dont think its a squash bug so I thought Id ask you guys!
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- Posted by absolute_skeletor (My Page) on Thu, Jun 17, 10 at 0:07
They are probably male flowers. As far as i know the male flowers come out first fall off and then the female flowers will show up. The female flowers will have a little tiny fruit underneath the flower and wont fall off. Here is a quick way to see male from female. |
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Thanks! Thatrs exactly what it is. I have them in raised beds in rich composed horse manure. I pick the bugs off daily & make sure they have plenty of water so Iv gone to allot of trouble raising these guys! I should have tons of winter squash from the looks of all the female flowers :) Thanks again! |
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Davis: the Judge, Mrs. Sarah Hughes, of Dallas, told the President to raise his right hand and repeat after her. Then he repeated the oath. At that moment, I started the second hand on my watch and I clocked it at 28 seconds.
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Jeremy Mills, ESPN Stats & InfoJamie Squire/Getty Images It seems like Tony Romo is always struggling late in games, but is that what defines him as a QB? Tony Romo became the 15th player in NFL history to throw for 500 yards in a game on Sunday, breaking Don Meredith's Cowboy...
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At the end of one pedestrian Street, with bars,shops,laundry and super(mas))market, but the area is lonely after dark. It's a colonial house (casona)and rooms are around a patio and a garden.Kitchen with coffee\\tea and purified water; good wifi; cheap tours in Chiapas; friendly atmosphere with the helpful Fabien. Breakfast is not included in the price; few powerpoints, especially in common areas.
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The facilities are great and very well decorated. You have a easy access to the kitchen, the toilets are clean and the people will treat you well. The location is also good, the only problem i felt is that they could have lockers for more security.
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I graduated college last Saturday morning. Wait, did I really? It all felt like kind of a blur. I had put sleeping on the back-burner for the days leading up to graduation in the hopes of crossing off more places and experiences on my college bucket list (check and CHECK), and while I was zombie-like during commencement, the morning was surreal, it was worth it and it was amazing. My experience at OU was absolutely spectacular, confusing, stressful, bittersweet and incredible. I can truly say that I don't have any regrets.
I've always thought that college was the time to answer those "big questions." You know, the, "What kind of person am I?" "What do I want to do with my life?" "Who do I want to be?" "What is important to me?" It was definitely naive of me to believe I would come out of college and have the answers to all of these questions, as if I would obtain my degree and suddenly hold this knowledge. Like, aha! That's it. To add to this, I grew up with the preconceived notion that I would meet that special significant other in college. After all, a lot of my parents' generation did. I thought I would step out of the Convocation Center (where commencement was held on campus) and have that big fat epiphany — THIS is who I am. THIS is what I will do. THIS is why I need to do it.
But I didn't. I didn't reach it, and you know why? Because even if I felt I held the answers to those big questions, they wouldn't be constant. The person I was when I graduated is not who I always will be, and that's what's amazing about being done with college. Everything that was pre-planned, those 17+ years of schooling that were not an option to forgo had ended, and as a result of my experiences at school, this is who I am right now.
In college, I learned that I didn't want to be a conventional print journalist. I learned that it's really easy to get sick of Easy Mac for breakfast, lunch and dinner. I learned how to write a proper email to a professor, sans smiley faces. I discovered my love for Chipotle. I figured out that jumping into a serious relationship when you don't have many friends yet is a terrible idea. I learned that I was serious about the Spanish language and culture. I learned that running through a thunderstorm in the pouring rain and sliding through mud makes for an amazing memory. I learned that if I kept certain toxic relationships in my life, my heart would never heal. I learned that folk music can help with that, though, as well as any episode of Friends. I learned that I'm passionate about living (mostly) healthy and keeping active. I've learned that if the weather is beautiful, you won't study or do anything productive, period (and you shouldn't). I learned that I could do anything if I really worked at it, including running a half marathon and interviewing at a top publishing company in New York City. I learned that being a great graphic designer means being open to change and not falling in love with your own work. I discovered true rejection when people told me "No" or "You can't do it." I learned that true friends can also make great roommates. I learned that it's OK to look forward to buying O'Betty's french fries or Good Fellas at 2 am. I've figured out what qualities I look for in a prospective relationship. I've learned that friends always appreciate a homemade meal and a nice glass of wine (or two… or three). I've learned that I'm in love with meeting people who are ambitious and passionate about what they want to do and be. I've discovered the beauty and meaning of a hand written letter and printed photograph. I've learned that I should try everything at least once, especially if the moment never arises again. And I've learned to recognize that it's acceptable to be afraid. Ultimately, I learned to take risks to become who I am at this point.
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As a result of my experience at my first, second and third jobs, I will be another person. I will have new memories in new cities, and new friends and relationships that follow. I will be free and ecstatic and miserable and distraught at the same time, because I am 22 and I'm indecisive sometimes. I make mistakes and still have to learn how to deal with rejection. The phrase, "Now what?" has never felt so applicable or real or inevitable. The world is waiting for me…
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A little Eater table done in pastel plaid. The little covered bowls were a bargain!
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- Posted by yachter123 (My Page) on Sat, Mar 31, 12 at 23:45
Kathleen, those cupcake bowls are super cute & the price is unbelievable! I want a CTS STORE, beautiful table, as always. |
- Posted by kathleen_li (My Page) on Sat, Mar 31, 12 at 23:55
Thanks, Yachter! You can bake in them too! Good to hear from you, I hope you are feeling better! |
Hi Kathleen...This is such a pretty table. I love the plaid and color combinations of your dishes and all the adorable little touches. The V&B CP with the tulips, is such a pretty piece. We share the same flatware and 'Peep Bowls' from CTS. I bought the bowls weeks ago, such a great buy for them.. but sadly won't get to us mine this year ...so it's nice seeing yours. TFS...I enjoyed looking. jane |
Kathleen, what a sweet table. Love your Villeroy and Boch centerpiece! You always find such wonderful deals on dishes. Love the layering. Cupcakes are darling, beautiful stems, flatware, and neat plaid napkins. I scrolled through all your tables and enjoyed it so much tonight. Your an inspiration for sure. Punk |
- Posted by luvstocraft (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 3:29
What a pretty soft pastel plaid. All your pretty items go so nicely with it too. You sure find the greatest bargains at that CTS store! And what a great idea to cut up the curtain panel for napkins, great repurposing for sure. Wait a minute! Where's the food???? You always have food pictures that make me drool. ;o) Luvs |
This is such a pretty table, Kathleen! I love all the Spring colors. Great idea using the curtain panel for napkins. You must dream of doing Tablescapes!! TFS Nana |
- Posted by maximavswife (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 17:51
So pretty Kathleen. I left you a comment. I'm thinking we that don't have a CTS store need to rent a bus, pick up Kathleen and spend a couple of days shopping at one!! Kath |
- Posted by jeannespines (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 20:41
OK, the 'linens' are the winner on this table (tartan celebration or not!) That throw just looks soft & comfy & makes the table so welcoming! And the napkins mimic the t'cloth perfectly...nice recycling & bargain $$ (or rather cents! The V&P frog vase/bowls are very lovely ...& very Springy with your Tulips! Very CUTE covered chick bowls! Everything celebrates Easter...the egg candles & your choice of colors in the placesettings, flatware & glassware. Just so warm & inviting, kathleen! TFS! Jeanne S. |
- Posted by purplemoon (My Page) on Sun, Apr 1, 12 at 23:41
Naturally you've done it again! LOL. I agree with Nana, "You must dream of doing Tablescapes!!" You should write a book, one of those big coffee-table kind with loads of photos. It'd be an instant hit in the decorating world, you'd be so famous, and we could all BRAG we knew you "back when". ;o) This Easter table is just so pretty. Eye-candy everywhere. And lest I forget, the centerpiece in your header is really, really beautiful. |
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The 2nd Annual Six Sigma Gulf Summit 2005 is being hosted and organized by Future Vision in association with Bahrain Society for Training & Development (BSTD) under the patronage of H. E Dr. Hassan A. Fakhro, Minister of Industry & Commerce.
The event is supported by Juran Institute Inc, USA, world's leading authority in Quality Management founded by Dr. Joseph M. Juran in 1979 who is well known as the Father of Quality.
Six Sigma is a long-term, forward-thinking initiative designed to fundamentally change the way corporations do business. It is first and foremost a methodology that enables companies to increase profits dramatically by streamlining operations, improving quality, and eliminating defects or mistakes in everything a company does.
The One Day Summit on 5th December 2005 features International Keynote Speaker Mr. Joseph A. De Feo, President & CEO, Juran Institute Inc. who will present an executive briefing on Six Sigma and will guide step-by-step through a series of management concepts and practices to achieve near perfection in all business processes.
Mr. De Feo will also present Juran's Six Sigma implementation success at Telefonica Spain, a world leader in telecommunications sector with a customer base of 100 million and employee strength of over 173,000 across Latin America. This is a classical example of Six Sigma success in the service industry by applying the proven methodology in the areas such as quality of internet support, quality of attending claims, improving the selling of ADSL services, improving the quality of debt management etc.
The summit also features Six Sigma case studies from leading Middle East organizations such as Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Dubai Cables Company (Ducab) etc., presented by Six Sigma Black Belts who actually had worked with improvement projects and produced measurable results in the these organizations.
A successful Six Sigma implementation demands a change in corporate culture that begins at the highest levels. For this reason, top-management commitment is a key factor determining the success of any organization's Six Sigma initiative. The members of the management team who create such initiatives are called Six Sigma Champions. A Six Sigma Champion Manages, Supports, Defends, Protects, Endorses, Maintains, and Deploys an organization's Six Sigma effort.
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While at IBM, Ted has held a variety of human resource assignments, including fifteen years of executive responsibility for global workforce diversity programs and policies. In addition, Ted served as Executive Assistant to Dr. Benjamin L. Hooks, Executive Director of the NAACP, on an IBM Social Service Leave from March 1982 to September 1983. Ted is a graduate of West Virginia State University, a member of the board of directors and a past president of the University's Foundation, and a life member of the West Virginia State University National Alumni Association.
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Begins and ends at shelter. Dual tees and alt. pin placements. Good mix of tight control and open shots. Errant shots punished by rough and OB.
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# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: Flat
Foliage: Mixed - Trees/Open
Course Length: 4,246ft
Alternate Length: 5,593ft
Hole Length: Under 300ft: 15 | 300 - 400ft: 3 | Over 400ft: 0
From Raleigh; Hwy 264 east (Stantonsburg Rd.) to a left on Memorial Dr. (Hwy 11). Go to Pitt/Greenville Airport, turn right on Airport Dr. At next stoplight turn right on Green St., take 1st right on Dudley St., then immediate left on Melody Ln. - straight into parking lot.
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by schultzbk on Jun 1, 2014 at 10:38pm
Good mix of easy and challenging shots. Whoever takes care of the course does a good job moving the pins around to keep you guessing. I will definitely go back. The only downside is location -- the surrounding neighborhoods are a bit sketchy, but the park itself is nice.
by D Boggie on Oct 6, 2010 at 8:09pm
This is very beginner freindly course which teaches you how to throw good drives and have good control of your disc. It is also tournament freindly. I love playing tournaments at this course because you can really get into a good rhythm at this course and catch your opponents off guard.
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The fourth season of Fear City Haunted House in Morton Grove promises to deliver plenty of scares as usual, but the debut of a cursed and abandoned all-girls school may leave scare-seekers running out the door.
Every year, Fear City owners Chuck Grendys and Jim Lichon spice up their 35-room main haunted house of horrors with the addition of a new separate haunted attraction.
The main part of the attraction, a decaying urban scene that takes visitors through a zombie- and ghoul-filled post-apocalyptic Chicago, will be coupled this year with a separate yet equally-creepy abandoned Catholic school, where unspeakable horrors allegedly took place many years ago.
Still two months ahead of Halloween season, Grendys and Lichon are adding the finishing touches to the 6,500-square foot "Our Lady of the Cursed," with abandoned classrooms, a decaying cafeteria and creepily quiet hallways. Of course, a few creatures are waiting behind the doors of closed lockers lining the hall.
For the thousands of people who have come to experience Fear City over the years, they know it's not your typical spook house.
From a hoarding room piled high with all sorts of disgusting real-life things to the rumbling broken-down haunted Red Line car and a very real-looking bloody butcher shop, Fear City each year puts on an elaborate show that has hundreds of people waiting in lines that stretch up to two-and-a-half hours long on weekend nights in October.
The 40,000-square-foot warehouse that houses Fear City is curated year-round by Grendys and Lichon, who spend all year searching garage sales, thrift stores and prop stores to find more scary stuff to add to their sets, many of which are made of parts from actual movies and TV shows.
Grendys — the owner of a movie-set building shop in Chicago called Big City Sets, and Lichon — an Emmy-winning set director who worked for Harpo Studios — met while working on the set of a Victoria's Secret commercial several years ago.
On a muggy August evening, Grendys sat in an office wearing a "Fear City" T-shirt while sitting behind a massive calendar marking down the days until Halloween season, and recalled his story about meeting Lichon.
"We started talking about our future career plans, and we said 'Hey, let's do a haunted house,'" Grendys said. "Usually when people bring these kinds of things up, no one actually calls, but he did."
When Harpo's days in Chicago ended, Lichon had extra time on his hands to help Grendys tour haunted houses all over the Midwest.
Armed with plenty of ideas, the two got to work on making their dream of creating the best haunted house in the Chicago area a reality.
They settled into an empty warehouse building at 8240 N. Austin Ave. that once was once used for manufacturing pink lawn flamingos.
They hired actors, brought in loads and loads of props from movies and TV shows, and anything scary they could get their hands on.
Four years later, Fear City is now a go-to attraction every Halloween season for thousands of people of all ages all over the Chicago area — although the recommended minimum age for entry is 12.
"People know their kids better than we do," Grendys said, "So if your kid is going to be sleeping in bed with you scared for the next month, it's at your own risk."
Fear City Chicago and Our Lady of the Cursed will open to the public on October 3. Doors open at 7 p.m. on show days and run until 11 p.m. on weeknights and until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays through November 1.
Tickets are $25 for Fear City Chicago, and $20 for Our Lady of the Cursed. A combo ticket to both is $35.
A portion of proceeds from ticket sales support the Niles Township High Schools District 219 Education Foundation, which helps students in need.


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No Brand (DIY or homemade) • Argan Oil • Moisturizers
(121 reviews)
Average Rating. | 4.1 |
Would buy this product again. | 76% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* rossjen on 1/27/2013 7:45:00 PM more reviews by rossjen
Age: 30-35 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
I am relatively late jumping on the bandwagon with the seemingly never-ending argan oil craze. I finally succumbed to trying it after seeing it in everything from shampoo to skincare. I wound up purchasing the Studio 35 Beauty brand from Walgreens, which lists only argania spinosa kernel oil, at a reasonable price of $15 for 1.7 oz. It is a very light-weight oil that doesn't feel overly greasy, so major props for that. The brand I bought has absolutely no scent. I am only reviewing it for the purposes of skincare, since no oil has ever worked on my fine hair, no matter how light-weight it claims to be. I do find it to be adequately moisturizing (although on really dry skin days, this is not enough by itself) for my body and face, and I don't think I've broken out from it at all.
Am I absolutely in love? Unfortunately, no. I just find it too similar to other oils that perform pretty much the same functions (jojoba, almond, and camellia oil), and I just don't see a huge difference in the condition of my skin. I definitely wouldn't pay what some companies are asking for the same amount of this oil, which in my opinion, borders on the insane. I recommend doing research for cheaper options online and in health food stores.
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*TOP REVIEWER* Lomelindi on 1/17/2013 3:25:00 PM more reviews by Lomelindi
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Straight, Medium Eyes: Black
I had high hopes for this oil because I've heard and read so many good things about it, but as always, everyone's skin is different. Unfortunately, I am lumped into the minority of people who have a strong, bad reaction to this oil. It went on fine for a few hours (sank in quickly, made my skin soft), but then I broke out in whiteheads the next day. Then I went through a full MONTH of cystic acne all over my face and neck where I applied it. It was extremely painful and embarassing, and I stopped using this oil immediately. (I did double check that it was argan oil causing all the acne since I had no changes in my makeup, skin or eating regime up until then.)
Obviously, I didn't patch test ahead of hand. I always suggest you do that with any new skin product, particularly with oils!
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*TOP REVIEWER* BriddaBella on 1/17/2013 3:09:00 PM more reviews by BriddaBella
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Brown, Relaxed, Medium Eyes: Brown
I bought argan oil as a substitute for Moroccan Oil for my hair however it just made my hair greasy so ended up using it as a makeup remover and as a moisturiser for my face.
It is a great makeup remover especially for waterproof mascara and it is very gentle to your skin while moisturising it.
I wouldn't buy argan oil again simply because I prefer using Bioderma as a makeup remover, extra virgin coconut oil as a body moisturiser, Macadamia Oil treatment for my hair and Astral cream as a face moisturiser.
Nevertheless it's a good product.
Different uses for Argan Oil:
1) as a body moisturiser
2) as a hair conditioner
3) as a make-up remover
4) as a face moisturiser
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Sabsumaiya on 1/16/2013 3:30:00 AM more reviews by Sabsumaiya
Age: 19-24 Skin: Dry, Tan Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Brown
I used this for a few months, but recently after an overseas trip, I was forced to leave it, and other skin care items behind as my luggage was over weight. In all honesty, I couldn't tell all that much of a difference while using it, but for the last two weeks, man!!! I can tell!! No matter how much moisturiser I use, my skin just feels THIRSTY! I didn't realise just how hydrating this is. I really can't pinpoint the EXACT effect it has on my skin, but it definitely does something. I won't even say it makes my skin glow, because my skin never glows, but something just looks like it's missing. I've just ordered another bottle, and anxiously awaiting to start using again. I 100% believe in using oils on my face now, I just get the feeling that that is what is best absorbed into the skin.
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*TOP REVIEWER* lotusfairy on 1/12/2013 7:53:00 PM more reviews by lotusfairy
Age: 25-29 Skin: Oily, Medium, Cool Hair: Brunette, Curly, Medium Eyes: Brown
I bought pure, cold-pressed, organic argan oil from Simpler Botanicals. It was $15.99 at Wholefoods. I wanted to see how well it would do on my hair since I have tried a couple of hair lines that tout argan oil as an ingredient. Unfortunately argan oil is listed either in the middle or end of the ingredient list. With this, I only pump a nickel sized amount onto my hand, emulsify between my palms and then work the oil into my hair. I let it sit for practically eight hours before I shampooed it out. My hair was very shiny and soft. It looked and felt well-nourished. I will try to add this to my favorite conditioning treatments to see how well it does and I have yet to try this on my skin. From what I can tell it does an excellent job of conditioning my hair and would even work as a sealer after a leave-in conditioner. update 1/2014: I recently incorporated this into my skin care regimen. I use a very small drop at night after cleansing to add some moisture into my skin. It sinks in quickly and leaves my skin calm and glowing in the morning. I have not seen much clogging yet so I am crossing my fingers that this works out for me in the long run. I also still love it for my hair. I add a tablespoon to my conditioner or cream leave-ins once in a while to boost shine and moisturizing benefits.
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NotoriousCharity on 1/10/2013 3:49:00 PM more reviews by NotoriousCharity
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
The Argan oil on its own didn't do much other than moisturize so don't fall for any drastic before and after photos like I did. But since its chock full of vitamin E it was perfect to mix with a pinch of vitamin C powder and a few drops of distilled water to make the homemade vitamin C serum (also on makeupalley). I also use either a 1.5 or 0.5 dermaroller beforehand before applying so the serum penetrates deeper. The argan oil itself is a very nice oil and weightless on the skin. I brought a 4 oz bottle on ebay from archer159.
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lisa_thejack on 12/19/2012 6:24:00 AM more reviews by lisa_thejack
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Woohoo, this stuff is amazing! I mix it with aloe vera gel and apply all over my face, eye area and body and the results are outstanding. I like to combine it with aloe vera gel because it absorbs almost instantly so you're left with no oily film, just incredibly smooth skin for at least 24hrs. It doesn't clog pores, it doesn't smell bad and it doesn't cost a fortune (compared to most beauty products which do absolutely nothing). What it does do is smooth wrinkle out, even skin tone and soften skin like no other stuff has EVER done. I don't use scrubs, useless masks or any sort of acid on my face. This argan/aloe combo preceded by that wonderful cleansing tool called Clarisonic is all I use and both my skin and I have never been happier.
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missmiracles on 12/15/2012 8:51:00 AM more reviews by missmiracles
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
Summary :Bad for skin; wicked for hair and my cat's fur!
Was quite excited about all the talk around argan oil and bought a 60ml bottle from a reputed supplier here in the UK as part of a batch of lovely plant oils I am trialling on my face. The oil was described as organic, cold pressed and unrefined.
I applied a few drops, plain straight from the bottle to freshly cleansed skin , it was evening time. It felt greasy and almost gritty in texture.
ALMOST IMMEDIATELY my face started to react, feeling uncomfortable and prickly. Within the hour I had to look in the mirror to see what was happening and I was BREAKING OUT BIG TIME - red pimples forming on my forehead and chin and general blotchiness.
I washed it all off with pure castile soap and when it had calmed down applied pre evening primrose oil - which I know to be safe.
Fortunately overnight the reaction subsided and am now waiting for the pimples to fade.
In a way I am ok about the reaction, it was so instant and obvious. Now am wondering what to do with the oil, suppose I could use it on my hair as a pre-wash treatment, or even add it to a salad as it is designated 'food grade'.
Use it as pre-shampoo hair treatment: rub a small amount on palms and massage into scalp and through hair, shampoo off after 10-15mins Wow, my hair was so bouncy and glossy, I felt like a hair model! What a wonderful surprise.
THEN noticed my cat (7yrs old mixed breed) licking my hands which had oil on and thought I'd add a couple of drops - cautiously to her cat meat. Within a day or two it was miraculous - her fur seems thicker, lustrous and shiny and seems to be lighter in colour; or possibly reflecting more light.
Which leads me to think I'll take a spoon a day asa nutritional supplement and see if any benefits come my way.
(It is food grade)
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*TOP REVIEWER* BeccahH on 12/13/2012 2:56:00 AM more reviews by BeccahH
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Green
I love argan oil & it seems to love me back. I use it straight up on me cuticles & my nails grow healthy & strong. I mix a few drops into my creams & lotions, it gives high end results with inexpensive products.
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DaisyJxo on 11/27/2012 3:14:00 AM more reviews by DaisyJxo
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
After reading so many positive reviews, I had high hopes for argan oil. My skin is fairly normal and I rarely break out but after using this for about 3-4 days I had one of the worst break-outs ever. I got 4 pimples on my forehead and 2 on my chin and today got another on my nose. It's unfortunate because I really was hoping for that "glowing skin" haha I wasn't too lucky this time... But I will say my sister has been using this and it really is clearing up her skin. It's just not for everyone!
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Galloway Antiques Fairs have been organising quality antiques and fine art fairs for around two decades.
Galloway Antiques Fairs to be held in Scone Palace in Perth as will have an impressive display of items including town and country furniture, silver, jewellery, paintings, sculpture, glass, porcelain, antiquarian books and prints, angling antiques, oriental rugs, mirrors, clocks, lighting and many decorative items for your home. All items are vetted for quality and 'reproductions' are strictly forbidden.
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Parents, if you have a high school student looking for a quality education, but you're looking for a value, you don't have to look too far.
The Princeton Review has put out its annual list of "Best Value Colleges" and a local school is on there.
SUNY Geneseo was named in the top 150 public schools. According to the Princeton Review, average total cost for in-state students is about $14,000 and students graduate with an average of $21,000 debt.
SUNY Binghamton was also named to the list at number 10.
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During the workshop you'll receive warm support and guidance from our expert volunteers. You will also have the chance to connect with other women facing cancer. You will learn about:
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The phone call of the wild
Zoe Williams: Since my telly broke, it has occurred to me that when you don't see adverts for a while, your sensitivity to billboard ads gets much more acute, like when you go deaf and it enhances your sense of smell.
Bring Back The Noose
Alexander Chancellor: More than half a century later, Americans are still making a hash of their executions.
Weekend comment & features p5
John Hooper in Rome
John Hooper in Rome
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How to ...
... use a chemist. By Guy Browning.
Out Of The Ordinary
Jon Ronson: Six weeks ago, in the middle of a conversation with my wife, I suddenly and apropos of nothing said, "You're a lightweight! Get out of this boardroom! You're fired!"
Features & comment p11
Down and Dirty
We all know what happened to Pete Doherty when the Libertines broke up. But what about his friend and partner Carl Barat? He tells Simon Hattenstone about romance, betrayal and an evil alter ego.
Features & comment p32
Wish list
Hadley Freemanpicks out five things for her wish list.
Features & comment p65
The measure
What's hot and most definitely what's not.
The thin black line
Charlie Porter: I'm at a party in New York for what you'd think was a pretty red-blooded label, Ben Sherman, yet all around are men in eyeliner.
Suits you Miss
Jess Cartner-Morley: It used to be that tailored jackets for women were men's suit jackets, dubbed into femininity.
Features & comment p67
We all need a good scrub
Hannah Pool considers exfoliating after letting a hammam session get under her skin in Morocco.
Bronzing Beauties
Beauty school: Bronzer can be tricky: applied well, you're a sun-kissed beach bunny; slap it about and be warned.
Features & comment p69
Weight gain = brain drain
Shorts: Full moon | Get out moor | It's in the bag
How healthy is Andy Abraham?
Features & comment p73
Feel the burn
Your questions answered by fitness expert Joanna Hall.
Features & comment p75
It's good to talk
Mil Millington:The future is here. Actually, the future arrived ages ago, but most people didn't notice it.
A breath of warm air
Caroline Roux: It's hardly a surprise to discover that Lounger One - a heated ceramic chaise that gently radiates a temperature of 32C into your tired bones - is an Austrian product.
Features & comment p79
Space solves
Can I have wooden floors in my flat? | Whither rag-rolling? | Gunk in my kettle | You respond
Features & comment p83
Bone dry and beautiful
Beth Chatto has spent decades creating stunning borders without the help of a hosepipe. As we enter a summer of drought warnings, she shows how it's done.
Weekend comment & features p84
Take steps with pots
Ask Lia Leendertz: Take steps with pots I Soil recycling I Plant it now
Meadow Gardens
Lia Leendertz: There is more to meadow gardening than not mowing the grass - but not much, to be honest.
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Slug control
Sue Stickland: Beer traps, pellets, barriers, torch-lit hunts ... none of these slug control methods works on my asparagus bed.
Sun relocation aids the seasonal change
Andy Sturgeon: I have begun to realise that I am a stubborn gardener and push my plants to their limits.
Weekend comment & features p91
Let's move to...
... Brentford. By Tom Dyckhoff.
Features & comment p92
Three price reductions
Snooping around: Another country ¦ Wreck of the week
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Counter attack!
Hannah Griffiths: The estate agent calls to say that the other interested couple have put in an offer on our dream house. It's M's busiest day of the year at work, so he's left it to me to negotiate.
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The acid test
Rhubarb is one of those ingredients that raises the spirits of every cook. And not just because it goes with meat, fish, in puddings or on its own, says Matthew Fort.
Features & comment p96
Nikki Duffy: A new ingredient has won a place in my overcrowded store cupboard.
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The Neapolitan timebomb
Giorgio Locatelli: It is the Neapolitans we have to thank most of all for making the rest of the world aware of Italian food.
Sweet potato chips two ways
Rose Elliot: Nothing can beat roasted potatoes for sheer knockout delectability.
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Sunny days and cool nights
Victoria Moore: New Zealand's Marlborough sauvignon blanc is renowned for its refreshing purity, but just a few decades ago that country's biggest wine region didn't even exist.
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How to Ask for What you Want
By Amy Johnson
4. Acknowledge and praise what is good about them. Let your other know how much you appreciate the other thoughtful things he does. Tell him you totally understand that he needs to blow off steam after he works so hard all day and you get that video games are his favorite way to do that. Give genuine praise for all that is good about them—there is a lot that is good when you look for it.
5. Be open to negotiation…or a flat out no. Your request for less video game time might be met with negotiation or with a flat out no. That's okay—your job was to ask for what you want, their job is to grant or not grant your request. No harm, no foul. If they say no, you'll have to make a choice about what you're willing to live with but at least you asked. At least you put it out there and did your part.
So go ahead, ask. Make your request. Follow the guidelines above. Even if they deny your request, you'll be no worse off than you are now. And in many cases you'll end up with an outcome that's much better than what you have now.
Dr. Amy Johnson is teaching a 3 week telecourse called Radical Relationship 911 to help you transform your relationships. It begins May 23. Check it out.