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MAC Blankety
372 reviews
72% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.5
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.5
Price: $$$
castor oil, trioctydodecyl citrate, glyceryl triacetyl hydroxysterate, candellla wax, octydodecanol, silica, jojoba oil, beeswax, sesame oil, ozokerite, carnauba wax, cetyl ricinoleate, microcrystalline wax, ascorbyl palmitate, tocopherol, vanillin.Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
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This is my new favorite HG lipstick from MAC. I never tried an Amplified finish lipstick before, and I'm sad I didn't earlier. I usually use the Lustre or Glaze finish because I can't stand when my lips get dry and flaky from lipstick. Usually when my lipstick fades, my lips get extremely dry. And when I reapply lipstick, the lines and flakes of my lips are way more visible. But with this lipstick, I can reapply it and not have to worry about it making my lips look dry. It's so milky and the best part is that it is SO pigmented! Usually I need to apply a few layers before the color looks perfect with a Glaze or Lustre finish. This lipstick takes one swipe and you're good. Really great color on my skin tone (I'm NC35).
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Love it. Love it. Love it. I was looking for the perfect pinky/beige color and I found it. The color is perfect. The finish is beautiful. MAC lipsticks seriously cannot be beat.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Kinky, Medium
Eyes: Blue
This is my first MAC lipstick and it is perfect! The colour is amazing and the formula is the best. I'll be throwing out my horrible Revlon Nude Attitude now.
I'll always have one now :)
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I am giving this 4 lippies for quality and versatility - BUT I cannot wear the color myself. I have hyperpigmented lips and am pale (MAC 15) with cool yellow undertones (that may mean blue or green undertones - not sure). So finding lipsticks is hard for me because most yellow toned lipsticks are too yellow and truly cool (pink/blue) lipsticks look garish on me. Technically, Blankety almost works. I believe that my age (ahem) is a problem here because my coloring was more intense when I was young...er...ah...and now that I finally found a nude lipstick that 'works' I really don't have enough color left in my face to begin with to wear this shade. I liked the opacity (most nudes can't cover the violet in my hyperpigmented lips) and feel of it. No obnoxious scent. Blankety made a good impression on me - I like it on OTHER people. :)
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I love Blankety Lipstick! I am an NW25-NW30 and this is just a gorgeous pinky darkish nude. I love to pair it with Stripdown liner and Boy Bait Cremesheen glass to make it a little bit lighter. I really love this color it is absolutely amazing and I use it almost every single day. The consistency is super creamy! Amplified Cremes are the best, it comes on just like in the tube. Great color pay off.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Green
I'm an NC15-20 with yellow undertones and blankety looks like a grey mauve on me, it's dreadful. Very dark and murky, I look like an undiscovered creature that has just slithered out from the sewers. The amplified formula is lovely and creamy but the colour is truely vile on me.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
this is a slightly pinky nude, that along with the MAC Viva Glam II looks amazing on skins with a neutral or pink undertone.
This is deinitely lighter and pinkier than the Viva Glam II, but doesn't make me look dead either.
This lipstick goes on smooth, creamy and not chunky, it isn't drying and lasts a really long time.
I find this product amazing either for day time and for a night out, to balance a dramatic eye look.
overall, great product, would buy this again, it is my HG light nude.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This was my FIRST mac nude shade and i'm pleased that I got this one. It has a slight pink/peach undertone when I applied it on the back of my hand, but on my lips, it was a different color. It was slightly lighter and although it isn't a frost, it was kind of frosty-looking. But just a little bit. Didn't make me LOOK dead... as some nude lipsticks do.
The formula is good- didn't leave my lips dry. But then, I wear a bit of clear balm under and over it so that helps I suppose. This is great for everyday wear. I'm a bit on the fair side with yellow undertones. This basically simplifies my look when I'm wearing bronzer or with a more dramatic eye (lots of mascara and eyeliner).
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Relaxed, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
This is my nude. I am very low maintenance with lip colors. I have a pink a red and a NUDE! And Blankety just does that. I am NW20 so VERY light and I really like the way it looks it's important to moisturize beforehand! People say that it looks chalky on them and it does on my as well if I apply too much so I just apply a light swipe to give me the color and don't overdo it! Thanks for reading! Hope you enjoY!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I asked the MAC Sales Associate to find me a MLBB shade. She suggested Blankety. I bought 2 of them. Shame on me for not testing it, because it's not a MLBB shade at all. It's a very light beige color with pink undertones... A shade someone might use to tone down the natural color of their lips, not enhance it. It's not quite a "concealer lips" look, but it's dangerously close. I personally hate nude lips so I figured this lipstick was destined for a life in my makeup drawer...Until one day I was wearing a lipstick that was far too bright for me and I remembered Blankety. The light wash of beighe/pink made the bright lipstick more wearable. Now I use Blankety almost daily for this purpose!
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Hitachi's purchase of UK nuclear power station project, Horizon, is starting to look like a deal cast by fate and the industry's ever changing dynamics as a truly global business sector.
Established nuclear energy business markets, such as Germany and Japan, have had to re-prioritise their strategies in the wake of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear plant tragedy. But Germany and Japan are approaching the global nuclear business opportunity in completely different directions.
What could have initially be seen as a sign of defeat in the case of RWE npower and E.ON UK announcing their wish to pull out of the Horizon Nuclear Power joint venture in March 2012, is now arguably a positive twist of fate for the Japanese nuclear sector, notably for Hitachi.
As many readers will be aware, Horizon, was previously a joint venture established between the two power giants in 2009 that had been working on proposals for new nuclear power stations at Wylfa, on the Isle of Anglesey, North Wales, and Oldbury-on-Severn, Gloucestershire, South West England.
In press notices issued simultaneously by E.ON and RWE, the backers pointed to capital requirements of the new-build programme as a major stumbling block.
"E.ON has decided to focus its investment in the UK on other strategic projects that will allow us to deliver earlier benefit for customers and our company," said E.ON UK chief executive Dr Tony Cocker, "rather than the very long-term and large investment new nuclear power calls for."
Power build-outs
While both utilities have re-stated their commitment to other UK energy projects, including significant renewable power build-outs, they still see the value in the Horizon project, but because of the German home market's wish to phase out nuclear this would have had implications on the industry's ability to create future profits from plant extensions.
"The bottom line was that the decision to start the process 2009 shows we feel UK nuclear has a future and has good sites," states Daniel Meredith, corporate PR manager for RWE npower.
"It was a good business opportunity and we still believe that. Fundamentally, what changed is that we had invested £4.5bn in projects across Britain, and more elsewhere across Europe as well, and when the recession hit it started to look sensible to slow down the investment," said Meredith.
Things came to a head, he adds, when Germany announced the closure of its nuclear industry, effectively spelling the end of any life extensions on German reactors and in turn axing future profits for their owners, including RWE and E.ON.
Development money
As a consequence, says Meredith: "We have to get rid of several assets, and the nuclear project in the UK was an order of magnitude larger than any other project."
As if the stars of fate were aligned, Japanese reactor maker Hitachi stepped forward to buy Horizon for £696m in October.
However, the fact that such a long-term investment remains bankable for companies not affected by Germany's nuclear shutdown is borne out by the fact that French-owned EDF Energy, the only other company pursuing a new-build programme in the UK, is keen to press ahead with plans.
Speaking at an Energy and Climate Change Select Committee hearing in October, EDF Energy chief executive Vincent de Rivaz said: "Our project team now numbers some 800 people.
"We are creating a world-class team, including individuals who have worked successfully on delivering major projects such the London 2012 Olympics. By the end of this year the project will be ready for a final investment decision."
Michael Stuart, media relations manager at EDF Energy, confirms the company's Hinkley Point and Sizewell new-build projects have "continued momentum" and things have been positive in reference to generic design assessments.
New markets
Like RWE and E.ON, Hitachi is also suffering from the loss of its nuclear market at home. But its circumstances are different: it has cash and is keen to enter new markets to keep its nuclear business going.
In these circumstances, the Horizon offer appeared to come as something of a godsend. Hiroaki Nakanishi, representative executive officer and president of Hitachi, said at the time of the Horizon acquisition: "I am extremely pleased that we have been successful in acquiring Horizon Nuclear Power.
"Today starts our 100-year commitment to the UK and its vision to achieve a long-term, secure, low-carbon and affordable energy supply."
Consequently, observes Hannah Grimsley, public affairs officer at the Nuclear Industry Association, the whole Horizon affair "wasn't a reflection on the UK market; it was a reflection on the German market."
Another industry insider points out that the timing could hardly have been better for Japanese and British nuclear interests: "In Japan there's been a big policy change and Hitachi had to do something. This offered a way into the UK market."
An alliance with Bechtel for US decommissioning is something of a return of nuclear power prowess for Westinghouse. But it is also likely a sign of things to come for the industry.
Attention SMR designers: the UK could be a significant market. We look at plausible timeframes for the UK to regain its nuclear power heritage with the deployment of SMRs.
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Leslie T Travis
Leslie T Travis
What I do for 610: I keep the Outdoor Show and weekend mornings running smoothly. You try keeping two Coast Guard Captains and two golfing enthusiasts in line for 4 hours every weekend! I finally have a reason to use that look my Mom used to give me when I acted squirrelly.
Birthday: Oct 6.
Hometown: Nevada MO
College: Cottey College, Nevada MO and Missouri State University, Springfield MO
How long at SportsRadio 610: At 610 for about 8 years; at CBS Radio since 1990.
How long in radio business: Thirty-five (Holy cow!) years!
Coolest person at SR610: Captain Mickey Eastman
What you love about Houston: After 24 years here I still find something I haven't done before or someplace I've never been.
Stuff you do when not at Sports Radio 610?: Birding – love the Texas coast bird watching, the thrill of eBay selling, and road trips that involved Icees and beef jerky.
Experience: I've been doing this a long time. Starting in 1990 with KILT-FM I've hosted two of Houston's top rated radio shows – Cryin Lovin and Leavin and The Texas Music Revolution. And now I'm enjoying something completely different on the other side of the mic.
Teams followed: Texans, Royals, Chiefs, Skeeters and Cy-Creek Cougars!!
Favorite sports experiences: When I was a kid I chased George Brett around Royals' stadium to get his autograph. I got it and it's framed and hangs in my bedroom. I got to sit in the dugout at an Astros game during a station promotion and that was VERY cool.
Sports played: Won the Missouri State Championship in softball when I played in college. Now it's more like bowling once a month with my Godson.
To email Leslie T at the Outdoor Show, click here.
Outdoor Show: Sat Jan 24
Last weekend of duck season and the guides give the last report of the year for hunters. There's plenty of fishing for thee weekend though. Get up to the minute reports on weather, fish patterns and water conditions.
SportsRadio 610–01/24/2015
Outdoor Show: Fri Jan 23
Yesterday's big rain put a damper on fishing but the pros are heading back out today. See where they are fishing and how they plan to catch their limits with the higher water and colder weather. Captain Mickey calls the guides he trusts for the latest info.
SportsRadio 610–01/23/2015
Outdoor Show: Thurs Jan 22
Lightning strikes, static electricity, rain showers, bait and phone apps. It was quite the start to a bad weather weekend with Captain Mickey and the pros he trusts.
SportsRadio 610–01/23/2015
Outdoor Show: Sun Jan 18
Open Line Fun Sunday! Oyster beds, big trout and boat ramp hilarity are just a few of the things Captain Mickey and Captain Bennie hit on this morning.
SportsRadio 610–01/18/2015
Outdoor Show: Sat Jan 17
Guides are getting back out on the lake and catching some redfish and trout. Hunting season is winding down but the shot is still flying. Get the latest on everything outdoors with Captain Mickey and Captain Bennie.
SportsRadio 610–01/17/2015
Outdoor Show: Fri Jan 16
The weekend is here and the weather is clearing. Whether it's salt or fresh water fishing it's finally time to get back out on the water. Captain Mickey gets the latest reports from fishing – and hunting – guides around the region.
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Outdoor Show: Thurs Jan 15
The weather hasn't been too good for fishing but the hunting continues. With deer, ducks, hogs and squirrels all in season Captain Mickey talks black powder and muzzle loading with some guides he trusts.
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The Pimp Daddy, Captain Steve Coffee, pops by today to chunk some rods and tell some tales on Open Line Fun Sunday. Calls from listeners like you asking questions on antique rods, duck and swan hunting and all else outdoor related. And there's a few big lies from Boat Show antics last night.
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Outdoor Show: Sat Jan 10
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SportsRadio 610–01/10/2015
Outdoor Show: Fri Jan 9
Get an update on the boat show, hunting, the cold bay waters and the lakes around the area. Captain Mickey talks about the glory days and the latest fish patterns with the pros he trusts.
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Henry IV, Part 2 (Quarto 1, 1598).
The second part of Henry the fourth,
continuing to his death, and coro-
nation of Henry the
Enter Rumour painted full of Tongues.
4Pen your eares; for which of you will stop
5The vent of hearing, when lowd Rumor speaks?
6I from the Orient to the drooping West,
8The acts commenced on this ball of earth,
9Vpon my tongues continuall slanders ride,
10The which in euery language I pronounce,
11Stuffing the eares of men with false reports,
12I speake of peace while couert enmity,
14And who but Rumor, who but onely I,
15Make fearefull musters, and prepar'd defence,
17Is thought with child by the sterne tyrant Warre?
18And no such matter. Rumour is a pipe,
21That the blunt monster, with vncounted heads,
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SAN DIEGO, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/03/13 -- Overland Storage (NASDAQ: OVRL), the trusted global provider of effortless data management and data protection solutions across the data lifecycle, today announced that Eric Kelly, President and CEO, and Kurt Kalbfleisch, CFO, will present at the Needham & Company 15th Annual Growth Conference on Tuesday, January 15, 2013 at 10:40 a.m. Eastern Time.
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