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MAC Satin - Club
446 reviews
86% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
on 10/28/2012 2:37:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Like many girls, I had a hard time to make this eyeshadow work.
Club is officially described as "a red brown with a green shimmer". I would say, the colour is more complex when you look at it, like brown, green and blue mixed toghether. It sparkles and looks different depending on the way you wear it.
I swatched it on my hand and was sold. Such a pretty colour.
But - and there´s a huge but here- it was hard for me to wear it like I wanted it to wear: Shimmery with all the greenish-blueish-shimmer really coming out!
All I got first was a reddish-brown colour and I can´t really wear warm-toned shadows, so I looked horrible.
But I figured out, what to do to bring out the real beautiful complex colour of this eyeshadow.
First, I used it wet as an eyeliner and it really rocks. Being more flattering than black liner, glamorous with the shimmery colour and at the same time subtle enough to wear in daytime.
A bit more tricky was the use as an actual eyeshadow.
There´s no use in slather it on your lids without a good base like a MAC paint pot.
I use a paint pot in ochre as a base and then pat it on with an eyeshadow brush. No stroking or wiping the colour over the lid. If the colour gets a little reddish where I blend, I put a little of copperplate eyeshadow on and blend it well. This avoids the gruelsome reddish brown, which makes me look like I cried myself to sleep.
I use mostly greys with this shadow to make the colour look more cool-toned.
Sometimes, I use it wet as an eyeshadow, with just a tiny bit of water to create a thick paste, that I pat on my lids. But again, this only works with a good base like a paint pot.
Depending on how dark you want it to be, you can also put a middle or dark toned eyeshadow like copperplate, typographic or carbon over the paint pot first and then add club.
Or use blackground as paint pot if you want a more colourful, shimmery smokey eye.
I can say, that I love this colour now that I found out how to use it.
It´s not the easiest colour from MAC, but love it all the same.
on 10/22/2012 2:23:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
This is my favorite eyeshadow to create a smokey eye. It can be difficult to make the color show up on the lid without having to build it up for thirty minutes :) So, I have found club works best while using a slightly damp 239. Club on the lid, kid to transition, and vanilla to highlight -- AMAZING for green eyes! Check out my blog for pictures and swatches:
http://eyeshadowaa.blogspot.com/ continued >>
on 10/15/2012 2:35:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I need to get this shadow again. I swapped it before I learned all the awesome stuff you could do with it, and I'm sad. I loved how it looked with my brown eyes; the green offset the gold flecks I had around my iris, but I thought I had a dupe that did the same. I didn't know all of the colors/effects you could pull off with it until I watched some YouTube videos featuring it. If you have it, keep it!
on 9/19/2012 12:05:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Tan, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This and woodwinked were my two first MAC eyeshadows and they are still my favorites eyeshadows EVER. Super versatile & applies nicely w/ a flat brush.
This duochrome appears a little scary because the blue/green shimmer looks so strong in the pan, but when I apply it to my NW35 lids w/o a base it actually just appears as a medium/dark warm brown & the duochrome effect is extremely small bordering on non-existent, which is great for dinners out. HOWEVER when placed over my quite natural paint pot duochrome just POPS & is awesome for a night out!
I like to put the paint pot just on my lid and then put club all the way up through my crease and blend it out and it looks like i have put tons of effort into my shadow when it really took 5 minutes.
on 8/31/2012 12:27:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i use it with love connection(the lighter side) for an everyday look.
i put this over a black base and it is a beautiful green.
Put this over a teal base and this looks brownish teal. (it doesnt cover up the base very well).
Very blendable but i dont like how it looks blended :/
on 8/28/2012 7:57:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Black, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Club is a multi-faceted color. It looks brown, green, blue and purple. in the pan. I purchased it because I love Mac pigment in blue brown, but could not find it anywhere. When I first swiped this on I was disappointed because it just looked dark without any excitement and I had to use my imagination to see the different colors.
Then one day I inadvertently swiped it over black eyeliner and magic happened. All the duochrome and flash and glam appeared on my eyelid. When I move in and out of different light the greens turn to blue and blue turns to purple, etc.
There is fallout so I would use with a wet brush or over a black base...eyeliner or paint.
on 8/10/2012 4:53:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
It's a very nice shadow, original & all but it looked hideous on me. I usually look good in all browns/greens but not in his one. I am brown eyes, black fair & fair/pale skinned.
Can't say I'll ever pay $15 for an eyeshadow again.
on 8/10/2012 12:43:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
This is by no means a unique color (every mid end brand has their own version of it), but I have tried almost all of them and this this is by far my favorite. It is a beautiful brown with greenish blue duochrome. It is very smooth and silky with minimal fallout. It is so versatile and looks good with almost any other colors. I can see it looking beautiful on almost any eye color, too.
on 6/27/2012 4:10:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
Can I say pretty? This was an unexpected and delightful discovery! I'm a neutral eyeshadow girl in my old(er) age, but I am always drawn to fancy, fun colors. This eyeshadow was next to a neutral color that I was checking out, while doing a color match. I swatched this on my finger because I was so curious about what it would look like out of the pan. It is like eyeshadow magic.
I probably don't do this eyeshadow justice, but I put it on my eyelid below my natural crease. It is such an interesting color, but still appropriate and comfortable for someone who likes neutrals. You can definitely build this eyeshadow for a dramatic look or sheer it out like I do for every day use.
Hope you get a chance to check this eyeshadow out and I hope you love it as much as I do! :)
on 6/26/2012 11:10:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Love this eye shadow! It is more of a brown with green flecks that show up when you turn in the light but it's extremely subtle so it's good for day or night. I personally think the pigmentation is good. It's a duochrome so it looks good with many different eye shadows. I like to pair it with other browns. I've tried it before with the blue brown pigment and it looked good. I also like to use Benefit's tattle tale on my lower lid with mulch on top of that and then club in the crease and upper lid area. Makes a great smokey eye as well. Club really makes my brown eyes look amazing. I will definitely repurchase if I ever run out.
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Mixing fertilizer and sulfuric acid
I recently discovered this wonderful forum, and have spent hours reviewing some great threads led by Al, with contributions by many experienced growers. Thanks Al, for sharing your knowledge. A short intro: I'm interested in propagating native deciduous trees, mostly pawpaws. I've been experimenting with starting them from seed in different containers and mixes. From threads here on the forum I've already gained some insights on mixes, watering, and fertilizer. I now see where I've gone wrong at times! I've got plenty of questions, but I'll start out now with one.
Next spring I will be watering hundreds of containers, so I need to be efficient. New containers will be filled with 5-1-1, or something similar (thanks, Al). The alkalinity of my water is very high (260 ppm, and ph is 7.4) so I must add sulfuric acid to it. With plenty of calcium and mag, I don't need to add those elements. For fertilizer I have used some controlled release; I have also used some water soluble with fertigation. I am shopping for water soluble with Al's ideal 3:1:2 ratio without Ca and Mg. I will be purchasing a Dosatron injector to inject fertilizer and acid. My question: what about mixing the acid and the fertilizer in the same stock tank? I have read here of possible problems with precipitants (thanks redshirtguy). Short of a jar test, is there any way of knowing of potential mix problems before I buy a bag of fertilizer? Peters and Plantex are available around here.
Many thanks for sharing your knowledge,
The best thing to do is call and ask, as it's very likely they can give you exact recommendations based on the product you want to use. The conventional wisdom is to use separate injectors, because the interactions between acid stock solutions and fertilizer stock solutions are complicated and likely to cause problems.
Even jar tests may not give you all the information when you're using a micro-irrigation system.. even small amounts of insoluble precipitates can build up and clog nozzles, creating a huge headache.
If citric acid is an economically practical choice, you may want to consider it. It's relatively complication free, even with respect to micronutrients.


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Miami back in 1st but all that will change next week.
Props on your win.
Miami back in 1st but all that will change next week.
Props on your win.
Hey #1 Jets Fan
Thanks for the props. It should be a battle to the end. I like it when teams push each other in competition. It brings out the best in the best. ANTE UP!
2015 Miami Dolphins Mock Draft
1. (trade down) ILB: Eric Kendricks -UCLA
2. OG: Laken Tomlison-Duke
3. WR: Breshad Perriman-Central Florida
4. CB/S: Josh Shaw-USC
5. ILB: Ben Heeney - Kansas
5. WR: Kenny Bell - Nebraska
6. RB: Kenny Hilliard-LSU
FA signings: DT Ndamukong Suh, TE Cameron Jordan, WR Kenny Stills
FA Wish List: OG Justin Blalock or OG Dan Connelly
the Jets will beat the Steelers??? I hope so, Because you will still be behind us and we will be the #1 seed in the AFC
I think somebody forgot about the Steelers Defense
Did u forget about Hines Ward with 69/731 or Plaxico Burress 42/609 Good for 10th and 18th in the AFC and way ahead of the 23 L. Coles, NYJ and 33 Wayne Chrebet, NYJOriginally posted by #1 Jets Fan
and that is the bus. you stop him you stop Pitt. I can't see him running wild on our D.
If you make Kordell try and beat you then there a great chance you will win. That why the Vikes almost came back on them on Sunday.
IF Antowain Smith can post a decent game on your D, than Bettis will be a handful. And if Aaron Glenn is out FUGITABOUTIT!
I answered your question as honest as I could, are you avoiding mine? Get on it, I can't wait forever
I can be found @ www.cyberhigh.net
It obviously hasn't helped their passing game since Vinny had 20 passing yards in the second half.....
The title of this thread should be: Jets in second for now.
That is until the Patriots pass you.
the bus is parked for this game


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Storing potted perennials in summer heat
I have some potted plants I would like to save for a fall swap. I'd prefer not to have to put them in the ground. When I'm home I can just water them often; but if I go away for a week or two when the weather is hot, what is the best thing to do? Can I store them in the basement? Thanks.
The best way I've found to deal with a lot of potted plants during the summer is to put them in a baby pool in the shade. Then put a couple of inches of water in the pool, and leave it for a few days. Three or four days later, the water should be gone, and the plants starting to look a bit droopy, so the process is repeated. A bit more water starting out, and they can be left a week.
The only problem I've ever had with this was when it started raining, and I forgot to get the plants out of the pool. Weeks and weeks of sitting in water isn't good, but if the pool dries out between fillings, it works well.
Thanks, that's a good idea!
If they don't all fit, do you think the basement idea would be bad as a backup?
I find that my closed garage stays cooler than the outside. It also has windows so the plants get some light. I water them really well and can leave them in the garage for a week. They need to be reintroduced to the outside slowly so they don't burn, put in a shaded area for a few days. Your basement should also work if they get light.
I keep many pots of perennials outside till they are a good flowering size - I make a long windbreak using poles and green shade netting and line the pots (at least 5inches, 1litre size) along the length of it. I can keep a few hundred pots going as long as they are both out of strong winds and direct sun. I water by hand, just running along the rows a few times with a 10litre can.


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Food for Thought
The Baltimore County Department of Aging's Initiative for 2015 is called Food for Thought . We have developed a number of programs that incorporate this theme, which will help you learn more about food, nutrition and hunger issues in Baltimore County.
Caregiver Conference
The Department of Aging is sponsoring a Caregivers Mini-Conference for family caregivers of older adults, "Becoming a Resilient Caregiver: Nourishing Body and Mind". The conference will be held Saturday, April 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Bykota Senior Center, 611 Central Avenue, Towson, Maryland 21204.
Guest speakers include:
- Lisa Coleman, MS, RD, LDN, In-Store Nutritionist, Giant Foods: Quick Cooking Demonstration and Tips for Healthy Living
- AARP- Maryland, Caregivers Division: Stress Reducing Resources Online and in your Community
- Baltimore County Department of Aging Staff Panel of Experts: Helpful Programs and Services
Continental breakfast will be provided. No registration is required. For more information, call 410-887-4724.
Helpful Resources
Learn more about the many ways you can participate in Food for Thought. Review the list of resources and opportunities below.
- Volunteer in a food programthrough RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program)
- Attend a nutrition education program at a Baltimore County Senior Center
- Learn about food benefits you might qualify for through Maryland Access Point (MAP)
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"The science that Willie Soon does is almost pointless." - NASA climate scientist Gavin Schmidt, to the New York Times
Recent revelations regarding Smithsonian scientist ...read more
Ray Evans is an office-holder and co-founder of numerous Australian front groups and right wing think-tanks. He is President of the HR Nicholls Society, Secretary of the Bennelong Society, Treasurer of the Samuel Griffith Society, and the Secretary and main contact for the Lavoisier Group since 2000. He has "written extensively on the global warming issue" at Lavoisier. [2]
According to one profile (PDF), Between 1982 and 2001 Evans worked with the Western Mining Corporation (WMC) as an Executive Officer, during which time he was a close associate of WMC CEO Hugh Morgan. "My role was to engage in the culture wars and provide him with feedback," Evans says of his work for Morgan. Together with Morgan, he helped found the HR Nicholls Society in 1985.
Evans continues to be a WMC consultant.
"The global warming scam has been, arguably, the most extraordinary example of scientific fraud in the post-War period. So many people, and institutions, have been caught up in the web of deceit, master-minded by environmental activists working through NGOs and their manipulation of the IPCC processes, that the integrity of Western science is seriously at risk." [4]
"If Kyoto is brought into effect the economic dislocation which must follow its implementation will be unprecedented in modern times. It will be equivalent to the famines of the early 19th Century in its disruptive power (except that the famines were followed by good seasons)." [5]
"Environmentalism has largely superseded Christianity as the religion of the upper classes in Europe and to a lesser extent in the United States." [6]
November, 2006.
Published the book Nine Facts About Climate Change (PDF) through The Lavoisier Group. His book was introduced by former mining executive Arvi Parbo at Parliament House in February, 2007.
Here are some sample quotes taken from the nine "Facts" (Note that Evans's book has been debunked by RealClimate, and by other sources):
In January, 2006, Evans wrote a similar pamphlet titled Nine Lies About Global Warming where he "sought to summarise for the lay reader the state of the debate about increasing
atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide."
In an ABC Radio interview, Clive Hamilton, director of the Australia Institute, described Evans as "responsible for establishing the Lavoisier Group as well as a number of right-wing organisations, the H.R. Nichols Society, the Benelong Society, the Samuel Griffith Society, all of which he was either President of Treasurer; they often shared the same post office box."
These are some of his known affiliations: [7]
According to his profile at On Line Opinion, Evans has published in fields including environmentalism, Indigenous peoples' movements, and economic and political issues affecting the mining industry.
According to a search of Google Scholar, Evans has not published any articles in peer reviewed journals on the subject of climate. He has, however, published numerous articles through the Lavoisier Group.
Sample Articles
Ray Evans, Tom Quirk, Alan Moran. "Australia under the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (sic) Act 2009" (see PDF "About the Authors," page 4). The Lavoisier Group, September 2009.
Clive Hamilton. Scorcher: The Dirty Politics of Climate Change. Black Inc. Agenda (May 1, 2007). Page 136.
"Ray Evans," SourceWatch Profile.
"Climate change is bunk: Ray Evans tells us why," Crikey, February 28, 2007.
Ray Evans, "The Kyoto Protocol: Fast Road to Global Governance" (PDF), The Samuel Griffith Society.
"Greenhouse sceptics to congregate." The Age, February 28, 2007.
"On Line Opinion's Editorial Advisory Board." On Line Opinion. Retrieved Aug 24, 2011.
Democracy is utterly dependent upon an electorate that is accurately informed. In promoting climate change denial (and often denying their responsibility for doing so) industry has done more than endanger the environment. It has undermined democracy.
There is a vast difference between putting forth a point of view, honestly held, and intentionally sowing the seeds of confusion. Free speech does not include the right to deceive. Deception is not a point of view. And the right to disagree does not include a right to intentionally subvert the public awareness.
"The science that Willie Soon does is almost pointless." - NASA climate scientist Gavin Schmidt, to the New York Times
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Veni Emmanuel
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Veni Emmanuel composed by Thomas Fettke. For SATB choir, piano (with optional hand drum, tambourine). Sacred Anthem, Advent, Christmas. Octavo. Published by Lorenz Publishing Company (LO.10-4238L).
Great for worship and equally well-suited for a school concert, this delightful setting of the beloved English carol "Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day" is paired with the traditional text "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel." A hint of the refrain from "O Come, All Ye Faithful" is woven through the Latin text. The vocal writing is superb, and the accompaniment dances along, supported by the spritely hand drum and tambourine.


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I suppose the US helps out those who they can and when they can. Our resources arn't unlimited and our manpower isn't composed of robots. We can't just start spitting out people left and right to help all the time. With the US economy as bad as it is, helping others(whoever they are) while we helping ourselves takes its own toll.
Why terrorists attack us? There are many reasons and one is that their beliefs differ from ours. It has always been that way with some country or group of people and it will stay that way. If we struck first or we butted in where we weren't suppose to, the majority of people believed it was for good causes and we thought a little help was need. We try what we can and if it were me, I would help those in need when I could and think about some of the consequences later.


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This picturesque village has an interesting medieval centre. It is mentioned in les Homilies, the oldest text written in Catalan (late 12C).
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The landscapes of this defile offer a wonderful insight into the effects of erosion. Following the course of the Segre, you will see that it seems to finish in a small cultivated basin. But to get there, it crosses a gorge between the limestone rocks..
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Carretera C14, km 161 E - 25794 Organyà