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ASU's new Chamber Strings ensemble will kick off next semester for students, faculty and community members who are interested in taking an elective strings course.
The last time ASU has had a strings ensemble was 1985, Professor of Music Maurice Kelley said.
"We have a pretty good theatre department here, but right now we don't have an orchestra to put in the pit," Kelley said. "The choir does all of these wonderful concerts, but they don't have an orchestra to accompany them. Having a strings ensemble exponentially expands opportunities for our department."
Junior Demarcus Parker, who is a music major and member of the choir, said he thinks this ensemble will boost the number of music majors.
"A lot of people who are interested in music like to play strings but they don't have their [own] instrument," he said. "By bringing the orchestra here, it would bring more options for students. I know a lot of people in the band who play the violin or other instruments."
Kelley said he hopes the response this spring leads to a new strings degree plan here at ASU.
"My hope is that everything will go through the curriculum committee, then hopefully next fall we can offer the degree plan," Kelley said.
This ensemble will help ASU be competitive with other small colleges, Kelley said.
"University of Texas at Permian Basin has less than half of the student enrollment that we have, yet they have an orchestra program," Kelley said. "There are kids from around here that are going to UTPB because they have that program. The fact that a school that is smaller can support the program makes us at ASU want to do the same sort of thing."
Kelley said he has talked to people from junior colleges that do not have strings programs who are interested in transferring to ASU.
"Somewhere along the lines they (the junior colleges) found out that ASU has a strings guy," Kelley said. "Students really want to come."
The ensemble will perform at the F.A.M.E. Concert on March 19 next semester. F.A.M.E. is an acronym for Friends of Art and Music Education.
The ensemble will also help increase retention rates, Kelley said.
"We are not a huge school, so in order to draw in students we need to offer all of the same opportunities that students have at a bigger school," Kelley said. "We may not have the quantity of bigger schools, but we can definitely offer the quality."
The public school systems here in San Angelo have "huge" strings programs, Kelley said.
"The potential is huge for the things we can do," he said. "If anybody is interested in participating, I would encourage them to contact me."
Kelley's e-mail address is email@example.com, and his office is located in the Carr Education and Fine Arts Building in room 293.
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Canada's ambassador for religious freedom, Andrew Bennett, has work cut out: Editorial
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has just named Andrew Bennett to head Ottawa's new Office of Religious Freedom, to promote and monitor religious rights. He has his work cut out for him.
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper set a high bar as he named Canada's first ambassador for religious freedom on Tuesday. "Canada will not forget you," he promised millions of people who face religious persecution. "We will use our freedom to plead for yours."
That's the high hope that Andrew Bennett, who will head Ottawa's new Office of Religious Freedom, brings to the job. A Catholic who is dean of a small Christian college in Ottawa, he will preside over a budget of $5 million and a small staff.
Given that 2 billion people live in countries that restrict religious freedom or where there's hostility to certain beliefs, it's impossible to fault the Conservatives for wanting to promote freedom of belief and to monitor abuses. Most Canadians will wish Bennett well. Indeed, the United States set up its own office 15 years ago. That said, Bennett faces an uphill battle to establish his office's credibility.
Skeptics understandably wonder whether Harper's initiative plays more to domestic politics than anything else. Certainly, it will resonate with the Conservative base, and with constituencies the party is courting. Christians are under fire in Iraq, Nigeria, Egypt and elsewhere. And Iranian Baha'is are persecuted, along with Saudi and Bahraini Shias, Pakistani Ahmadis, and Chinese Sunni Uighurs and Tibetan Buddhists.
Still, Canada spends $2.5 billion a year on Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird's department, in which the new office will be housed. If Harper wants to whistle down rights abusers he has an army of diplomats to call upon. It's hard to see how spending 0.002 per cent more can make much of a difference.
There's a concern, too, that the focus on religion may distract Ottawa from addressing other notorious abuses, including attacks on free speech, assembly and association. Some wonder whether Ottawa will go as far as the U.S. has in criticizing trading partners or allies such as China, Saudi Arabia and Israel for treating minorities unfairly. And what will Ottawa say when religious beliefs clash with women's rights, gay rights and so on?
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A Gimli hotel has evicted the staff of an agency that was responsible for flood evacuees living at the hotel, accusing the staff of trashing their rooms and using illegal drugs.
Misty Lake Lodge announced Thursday they have changed the locks on eight rooms and cleared out personal property belonging to flood co-ordinators hired by the Manitoba Association of Native Fire Fighters.
The decision to toss the co-ordinators came after several emails over a period of months to Aboriginal Affairs and MANFF executives that accused MANFF staff at the hotel of abusive language, drunken behaviour and drug use. The emails came from lodge owner Mike Bruneau and lodge general manager Retha Dykes.
Their accusations have not been proven. MANFF officials did not answer a request for comment on Thursday.
The final straw was a loud party in one of the MANFF rooms Wednesday night, Bruneau said.
"Last night, Retha had a roomful of people that she threw out and she phoned me and I said 'That's it,' " said Bruneau.
Thursday morning, Bruneau had locks changed on eight rooms used by MANFF co-ordinators. "We did them all," he said.
The rooms were found trashed and can't be used for paying guests, Bruneau alleged. Staff belongings were boxed and put into storage, he said.
Misty Lake informed MANFF executive director Daren Mini by email on Thursday of the decision and told him to arrange to pick up his staff's belongings.
"Hotel staff and evacuees have been verbally abused and threatened by these so-called co-ordinators. They have damaged rooms, smoked, been rude, disruptive, refused to follow hotel rules and many of them have been engaging in illegal drug use inside the hotel and on the property. Loud parties, noisy guests and the constant smell of marijuana in the halls has forced us to move evacuees and their children to other areas where they can feel safe," Dykes informed Mini in the email obtained by the Free Press.
"Last week, hotel security responded to a complaint in a room that we were unaware was occupied. The occupants, who were caught causing a disturbance, had dogs in the room... they were smoking and visibly inebriated. They told security they were friends of the co-ordinator and were allowed to stay," the lodge informed Mini.
Drug paraphernalia was discovered in another room and the co-ordinator who claimed it said he only used it off the property, Bruneau said. That man was evicted from the lodge.
The decision to evict the MANFF staff does not affect their use of a room they use during work hours as an office.
As of Wednesday, Misty Lake hosted a few dozen flood evacuees. At one time, as many as 180 lived at the hotel.
On Monday, Bruneau announced he will close the business Sept. 1 because he's been unable to collect $3 million in outstanding debts from the federal government through MANFF.
On Wednesday, a federal cabinet minister vowed to intervene to ensure Misty Lake Lodge receives the millions it's owed for housing flood evacuees,
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt assured his provincial counterpart, Eric Robinson, he would intervene to ensure the lodge owner is paid the money owed to him, Robinson said Wednesday.
Late Thursday, Misty Lake informed the federal government they intend to order an independent audit of their millions in invoices, on the advice of their attorney.
The impending closure raises concerns flood evacuees from Lake St. Martin and Little Saskatchewan First Nations will again be uprooted.
All were forced to flee their homes in the spring of 2011 due to flooding. A permanent resettlement plan is still in the works.
-- with files from Larry Kusch
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition July 19, 2013 A9
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I wonder if I'd have loved this if someone like Production I.G. got their hands on it? Or was this art that drew me in. Might check out the manga to see.
@AnimeDefender: Yeah, I think it might be Flashpoint Grodd.
I've come to the conclusion. All women in animé are bipolar.
Such a fun show to watch. Love the humour.
Annoying al this build up. It seems every episode is a build up to a build up to a build up. Thought that stopped with DBZ.
So, I don't have to pluck out my eyes and slide off my ears. Yey!
Anyone got a link to this seasons animé?
Catching up on a few episodes of DBZ Abridged I missed.
The more I think of it.
Piccolo will wait until the next tournament to display his power. Killing Goku in the process. Since it was televised. Dr. Gero will stop his vendetta against Goku. And continue with something else. Plus we don't really know how he got to 17 & 18. He might make a move too early now that Goku is dead. Not making these androids.
Piccolo will try for world domination. Gohan, would want to avenge his father. Kami, would train Gohan. Gohan, honing his skills under Kami. While this happens Bulma will be gathering the dragon balls to wish Goku back. Gohan will grow fast and defeat Piccolo. Probably to death making the dragon balls disappear (after Goku had been wished back).
I'm going with the possibility of Gero moving forward early believing Goku was dead. Is ultimately defeated by...Goku...again.
Like others have thought up. There will be not enough ki for Buu to be resurrected and will be moved to another planet. Most likely one with Frieza on.
Other things. Yamcha and Bulma would probably end up together.
Vegeta will probably kill Nappa at some point.
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Frieza would make the namekians give him immortality as well.
I don't think he would have. The only reason Freiza was on the trail of the dragon balls was because he was listening to the conversation between Z warriors and Vegeta. Otherwise he would have done it already. Unless I missed something.
Piccolo would have probably used his special beam cannon on Goku, killing him.
Be like. Remember when you did that to Bolin!!? KARMA BITCH!
It's funny. I care not for Korra or Mako. Yet I did for Asami. Thought it might end with the obvious couple, but it was a happy ending for me.
Clearly best parts were Bolin using his magmabending on the giant mech. And when Korra did the one on one with the laser...
I loved Bolin from the get go. I think if I never liked anyone in the first episode. I may not have carried on. I was like that with Airbender. I was worried that it might be like the film (which I watched first). But I fell in love with Sokka. Bolin has some great moments.
Anyone else still think of episode 6 in season 1? Where Kirito and Asuna see the "ghost" of the dead woman? Wonder if that meant something? Maybe there is an afterlife in the game?
Think we'll see another season in 2 years?
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Omri Casspi was officially waived today by the New Orleans Pelicans, and from what I am hearing, the Kings definitely have interest in bringing him back to Sacramento. There is nothing imminent, but stay tuned.
When I spoke with Casspi two nights ago on his cell phone from Tel Aviv, he was preparing to accompany the Israeli national team to Moscow for an exhibition game and preparation for the qualifying tournament for the European Championships.
The veteran small forward and former star for Maccabi Tel Aviv also has played for the Cleveland Cavaliers and, this most recently, the Houston Rockets. He was recently acquired by the Pelicans in the deal for Omer Asik. Casspi's rookie season was his best stats-wise, when he averaged 10.3 points, 4.5 rebounds and shot 44 percent as a part-time starter.
During our conversation, we talked about how he has changed his conditioning routine. The training facilities in Israel are subpar compared with the U.S. and several countries in Europe. When I spent 10 days profiling him in August, 2009, prior to his rookie season, he was completely naïve about what it takes to play in the NBA from a physical perspective.
"No comparison with how I train today," Casspi said. "I'm a lot stronger and more comfortable now. I have been working out all summer with my (conditioning coach) David Thorpe in Florida. Before I came back to Israel with the national team, I told David I'll be there every day, all day. We worked all the time, just me and him. I'm 26 now, and this is an important time for me. I want to stay in the NBA, so we'll see what happens."
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HBU Belin Tower Nears Completion
Houston Baptist University (HBU) celebrated a major milestone for the new 87-foot-tall Belin Tower last week. Nearing completion, the dome and cupola were erected, capping the prominent new statue. The PGAL-designed tower, inspired by Independence Hall in Philadelphia, will provide an attractive campus landmark that will be highly visible from the heavily traveled Southwest Freeway.
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February 13, 2015
Granite Gets Gold
The 300,000 SF, 12-story, Granite Briarpark Green is the latest PGAL-designed building to earn LEED Gold Certification from the USGBC GBCI. The Class A building, developed by Granite Properties, sits on a prominent site in Houston's Westchase district. The architectural precast elevations feature a two-story cast stone base, high performance glazing, and aluminum canopies and sunshade devices which are all sourced regionally and contain high-recycled content. As part of its sustainable design features, the building also boasts an optimized energy performance of 21% over baseline and includes water conserving plumbing fixtures, on-site recycling, ample bicycle storage and extensive native species site landscape development.
February 3, 2015
Bethel Park Wins 2015 ULI Development of Distinction Award
PGAL's Bethel Park project was awarded the prestigious 2015 Development of Distinction Award by ULI Houston in the not-for- profit category. Only two other projects were selected to receive the award for 2015: Braeburn Village (for-profit category) and New Hope Housing at Rittenhouse (also for the not-for-profit category).
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The basic idea of pelletizing is to reduce the volume for easier storage, less mess during the brewing process and reduce oxidation due to air contact with the hop.
In theory, you could just use the mill powder except it still takes up a lot of storage volume, leaves itself even more exposed to air for oxidation and there will have to be a lot of stirring to get it into the beer. It act like hot chocolate and floats in clumps on the surface.
Cooling the pellets is absolutely necessary. You loose alpha acids above 140F and you start loosing essential oils at around 100F. We keep our pelletizer below this during production.
So any advice for a small time guy like myself? Should I just change my marketing strategy? Work on finding an appropriate mill? Give up and grow corn?
Ok, I won't pack it in just yet. I'll just stick to whole hops for now, and work on the pellets later I guess.
I own and operate http://www.PelletComp.com
We primarily make alfalfa, corn, grass feedstock pellets as well as some other products.
I can tell you from many years of experience with a pellet mill that
1) If you think you are going to buy a cheap (under $10K) pellet mill, throw some material in and get pellets you are wrong.
Making pellets is an art... it requires proper temperatures, moisture levels, lignin content, and a very consistent and proper feed rate into the mill.
These cheap chinese made mills (some may say "American motor" but they still have a chinese MILL) are garbage. They jam, plug, wear parts wear wrong or uneven, bog down, the list goes on and on...
sure you can buy them all day long for about $2k... trust me they are garbage.
You must consider a consistent feed rate (simply hand feeding them is tiring and causes many moisture level flukes which result to plugging. The result is to buy or build a good variable speed hydraulic controlled conveyor belt with a hopper. Theres another $3k if you build it yourself 4-5k+ if you buy one.
On hammer mills... they make A LOT OF DUST. consider ventilating the shop space with filters or doing it outside only. Might as well call it a dust mill. However shredders are much less dust.
Im in Monroe, WA... bring me 40lbs of hops and we can figure it out at my mill.... at the price per pound for pelleted hops im tempted to give it a shot, but i dont know anything about brewing and I have a lot of responsibility to my livestock owners to provide high quality feeds.
theres much much much more to it than anyone on this thread has even considered... i do this professionally for a living.
Cheers to you beer guys!
Slight zombie thread but its popping up at the time of season when people start thinking about this.
PelletComp, you are right but there's a lot more to it than just that. We've learned much more since this post started 2 years ago.
Flat die pellet mills...Chinese built or otherwise...do not work. The oils and other sticky stuff in the hops jam them up very quickly. To keep them running, the feed rate must be slowed WAY down. So you are talking a very expensive ring die pellet mill.
Using a standard ring die doesn't work either. It took us a lot of experimenting to get the hole specifications just right.
You DO NOT want to compress these under high heat like wood or ag food. There is no lignin in hops. They hold together via their own sticky-ness. High heat destroys the alpha acids, boils off the oils and turns the pellets into waxy crayons. What do I mean by high heat? Anything over 100F.
So how do we achieve that? We use liquid nitrogen to keep the die around -40F. That gives us a pretty good pellet that shows no signs of degradation compared to the original cone. Anyone who is using "cold air" either in the die or cooling it immediately upon leaving the die is going to suffer. Unless you a forcing massive amounts of -50F air into the die, you won't have the same cooling capacity. Likewise, quickly cooling the pellet after compression does you no good. The damage is all ready done.
The other advantage of using nitrogen is we are able to provide a blanket of the gas over the hammer mill, conveyor, pelletizer, next conveyor, and then packaging. This means from the moment we break up the cone, it is protected from oxygen. Is this a bit anal retentive? Well, our chemist doesn't think so.
You are also right on the variable speed. We have VFD's on everything as we found the speed of even the pellet mill should vary by cone variety and size.
Its been one trying adventure trying to get this right....but interesting.
Oh, I almost forgot to mention. As soon as we had this process all set up, the State of Wisconsin changed the rules and we were subject to USDA inspection and GMP criteria. So we had to move the whole operation to a facility that we could washdown, upgrade everything to stainless steel or food grade, set up inventory tracking and a thousand other things. We are close to obtaining a USDA grant so we can write some of this information up for the "small scale" hop processors and distribute it. So if you are thinking of selling your hops, check to see if your state requires a license or you could be in major trouble. I know WI and NY have added requirements recently as have other states that escape me.


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Steeton Progress
A Lee Reilly penalty proved to be the difference between Steeton and Rawden OB yesterday in a entertaining encounter at Summerhill Lane.
Reilly himself was hauled down in the box and dusted himself down to despatch the spot kick.
Steeton now face a trip to Salts FC in December.
Saturdays Results
The first team went down 2-1 at Littletown, Sam Rooke was the goalscorer.
The reserves went down 6-1 at home to Dram Community. Chris Wheater was the scorer.
The website is back and running following admin issues last week.
Keighley Cup 1st Round
Steeton entertain Bingley Town tomorrow at Summerhill Lane in the 1st round of the Keighley Cup. Kick off is 1.30pm.
The reserves travel to Westbrook in league action. Their game kicks off at 2.30pm
The Under 18's host local rivals Silsden on Sunday in a game that kicks off at 2.00pm
All support is welcome for all three games.
Steeton 4 Huddersfield YMCA 1
Steeton recordeded only their second win of the season following a convincing win over Huddersfield YMCA.
Lee Reilly headed home in the first minute only for the visitors to level almost immediately. Reilly then headed his second and late goals from Andy Holden and Mark McGee ensured that the points were in the bag.
Match report is on the club forum and check out our Facebook page for all off Simon Pickles excellent photographs.
The reserves went down 3-1 at Dudley Hill. Josh Huntley scoring the consolation goal.
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Hands down the BEST drugstore lippies on the market. First let me say that I have not bought a drugstore lipsitck in over 10 years. I was skeptical but the word of mouth and the Drew Barrymore ads tweeked my interest. I am a bright lip wearing chic, I love my reds, hot pinks and orange lippies. My collection ranges from CHANEL in Paris (love), NARS in Funny Face (adore) and MAC in Vegas Volt (total rockstar)! So, I decided to dip my toes in CG Lip Perfection in FLAME (gorgeous) and Divine (just Divine). I love both colors equally. I purchased them at Walgreens buy 1 get one 50% off with RR so they were free! yay!
Flame is a tomato red Divine is a purplely pink both are gorgeous. These lippies are very hydrating, moisturizing and after a few hours they leave the most beautiful tint/stain on the lip. Ahhh, just gorgeous! I love the tint/stain these lippies leave. IMHO the stain is the cherry on top of the cake! You can either rock out the stain or smack on a gloss and WOW the look is fantastic!
I will be adding Spellbound, Hot and maybe a few others to my collection!
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on 6/4/2011 1:41:00 PM
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
These are my favorite lipsticks. I prefer them to my Elizabeth Arden and Clinique lipsticks, and they make other brands like Revlon look terrible. I have three of these: Heavenly, Spellbound, and Hot Passion. The colours are very vibrant and don't easily come off or fade. They stain your lips, so you can eat or kiss or do whatever you want with only a little touchup required later. I also love the colour range, although I won't be buying any of the mettalic/shimmery ones (personal preference). Totally reccommend these.
on 5/19/2011 11:34:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Blond, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
I purchased Hot Passion (305) a few days ago and I absolutely love it. The color is a beautiful shade of red but I've found that one layer of it looks too pink (a rather unflattering neon pink), so if you're looking for a vibrant red I'd recommend two layers, maybe three. It stacks well so even if you were to put on a large amount it doesn't show, and as mentioned earlier it looks best if you do have multiple layers.
The color is long lasting and reapplications aren't needed frequently.
It does dry a little after thirty minutes but it's not too terribly bad, apply a little lip moisturizer and you're set.
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on 5/18/2011 1:23:00 PM
Age: 44-55
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Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I love these lipsticks. They're perfect for when you want some lasting coverage, but don't want to paint those very long lasting lip colors on.
on 5/16/2011 3:09:00 AM
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Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I don't know why they say these are super moisturizing? I find them very dry and almost powdery. The colors are nice, and they are long-lasting, but they feel like a long-lasting lipstick...dry.
on 5/12/2011 1:30:00 AM
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Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Review for Lip Perfection - Feline 385
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I used the site's colormatch system so I chose Feline amongst quite a lot of choices and I am glad I did. It is a beautiful pearly colour, well pigmented and goes well with my pale skin tone and dark blond hair; surely not a blah colour. If I wanted a blah colour, I would go without lipstick! It would say it is exactly a couple or so shades darker than my lips.
The taste doesn't bother me as it has a slightly soapy smell which is nice actually.
I often get disappointed with pinks or roses due to their small pigmentation but not this time. Cover girl makes a quality lipstick and I recommend this colour for those who like shiny true medium pinks (not too blue) and who are neutral fair skinned as this can go either warm or cool.
on 5/2/2011 6:06:00 PM
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I love love LOVE these lipsticks! I picked up a nice light nude color last week that I ended up loving so much that I grabbed two other colors today. The texture is wonderful - so lightweight and they don't feel like I coated my lips in wallpaper paste. They are super-moisturizing and long-lasting, and I love that they leave the tiniest stain behind on the lips so I don't have to worry that I'm getting that lipliner-no-lipstick chola look.
Who needs MAC? :-) (No, seriously, the one MAC lipstick I have [Diva] dries my lips out so badly and fades like crazy no matter what I do with it. This CG lippie stays on for so long!!)
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Hair: Brown, Kinky, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have 325 Spellbound (fuchsia )405 Fairy Tale (pinky coral), & 260 Heavenly (baby pink). One of my lips is darker than the other, so if it applies streaky on my top lip i use a finger to blend and it works great! i reccommend thse colors for mac nc50/nw43-45 skin tones.
i really like them all. spellbound is actually the love of my lip-life lol. im just getting into lip color and i think that these are so great for the price. they are crappy quality like NYC or WetNWild and i know that aren't as good as MAC but for 5-7 dollars I'll take them. I do have problems with them if my lips aren't properly exfoliated, but since they leave a stain i can still enjoy the color if i have to wipe some if it off if it makes lines on my lips. i havent worn them enough days in a row to test the lip improvement quality, but they dont dry my lips. i always prep wit ha balm ad top off with more balm (after it dries) or a nice lip gloss.
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Eyes: Brown
I don't buy a lot of makeup overall... but I HOARD lipstick. I've tried a lot of them that claim to be moisturizing, but I always end up with flaky lips anyhow. Not attractive... and not very comfortable either!
I bought this in 'Smolder' because I thought the color was gorgeous! And it is--it's a brown-pink that looks very natural. I have warm skin that's very, very pale, which I like 40% of the time. The other 60% is when I get RED because I blush easily (darn capillaries!), and I find that a lot of lipsticks just clash against my skin because of this.
Not so with this! It really is a lovely color that brightens up my face and flatters my skintone. I think it'd work well with just about anyone!
I bought it more for the color than for the formula, but the formula is just as great. It's sooo creamy.. none of the tightness that other lipsticks give you (even that Maybelline Moisture Extreme everyone raved about. Didn't work for me.)
Can't rave enough about this. Very worth the price.
on 4/21/2011 3:06:00 PM
Age: 30-35
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I added a photo up top but will post the link here also at the end of the review.
SULTRY is a non concealer type nude...
SMOLDER is a step darker, richer then slutry. It's the warmest out of all the 5. It's a brownish mlbb shade.
FERVER is a berry, brown...lovely punch of color without being too loud type of color. It doesn't scream brown in the least but has just enough to keep the berry from being too bright or harsh on me. Its defiantly got some color, but I can wear this day or night. I like to blot it for a stain look.(I actually prefer to blot them all, I like the finish better when I do. All of these 3 are from the brown collection.
RUSH is nudes/corals/reds version of sultry....looks identical in the bullet and swatched, but is slightly more pink. Just enough to make a difference when applied and give my lips a touch more color. Nc20-25 . this is more a cross of mlbb and a nude.
I also have HEAVENLY which is another in the nudes collection. This one is defiantly a pink type of nude. This one gives the most contrast to my complexion out of all the 5.
These do not dry out my lips.
All the ones I listed are matte (but not dull drying matte). I don't mind a touch of frost, but I kept away from those I liked because of the reports of shimmer in some that stays around the lips after color wears off or is blottted. With no way to know which of the frosts finishes have that shimmer, I kept to matte.
top photo is cloudy day photo, swatched heavy. 2nd photo is blotted like I normally wear then..and in the sun light
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The Lord gave us the privilege to minister last weekend at SHCM's Winter Teen Retreat II. I was thrilled to hear testimonies from the campers and staff of how God had worked in their hearts! The teens soaked up the preaching sessions and many demonstrated enthusiastic attitudes. It reminds me of the days when I was a camper and how the Truths of God slowly influenced my thinking. Major decisions in my life were surely affected by preaching at camp and I am confident that the same will be true in the lives of these teenagers!
Weekend retreats are quite busy. Much preaching is packed into a short time which causes you, as the preacher, to rely upon the Lord all the more. The Lord continues to teach me that He must do the work – I am simply His servant!
Winter has been a real blessing this year! Though it produces some brutally cold days for my part-time farm employment, it has given me a lot of extra time to work inside! This past year I have spent much time sharpening my web and graphic design skills. My primary goal in that endeavor is to use those abilities for various opportunities connected to our ministry of evangelism. January marked several major millstones in that effort. The first being the launch of a new website for my home church. The Lord has led me to several tools that are rapidly increasing my abilities in the web and graphics design world and I am excited to channel this more into my ministry later this year. We are seeking the Lord in how this can most compliment evangelism.
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- Fructose Sweetened
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Research shows all carbohydrates are not equal in terms of the blood glucose (glycemic) response they produce. Clinical studies show some foods increase blood sugar significantly (high glycemic foods) while others produce a lower rise (low glycemic foods). This chart compares the blood sugar (glycemic) response of table sugar (sucrose) and crystalline fructose, the sweetener used in Fifty 50 foods.
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Enriched flour (wheat flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), crystalline fructose, oats, vegetable oil (canola, palm and palm kernel oil), raisin paste, whole wheat flour, mono and diglycerides, ammonium bicarbonate, salt, cinnamon, natural and artificial flavors.
Contains wheat.
Produced in a nut free facility.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 4 cookies (35 g)
|Servings Per Container: about 6
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value*
|Calories from Fat
|Total Fat
|7 g
|Saturated Fat
|1.5 g
|Trans Fat
|0 g
|0 mg
|60 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|24 g
|Dietary Fiber
|1 g
|9 g
|2 g
|Vitamin A
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|80 g
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|25 g
|Less than
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|2,400 mg
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|375 g
|Dietary Fiber
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|30 g
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Have been buying Fifty 50 products for years. Oatmeal, butter and coconut cookies are really good. I order once a month because my local stores do not carry them. Fifty 50 does not use maltitol or sorbitol in their cookies. Fructose is much easier to digest. This product is great for diabetics.
These cookies are sooo good! I thought they'd be hard and crunchy, but they are soft and chewy and so full of flavor. I love them! Will definitely buy more of these.