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New Grass Roots
When they want to escape the mayhem of city life in Chicago, Diane Pascal and Thomas Richie retreat to their low-profile getaway in Hennepin, Illinois, a town where agriculture and ecology are...written by: Dwell Staff10.09.09
Q&A with La Cornue President Xavier Dupuy
Helming a classic, well-established company in the 21st century is tough enough work as it is without also having to deal with an intrinsic indebtedness to DNA. But, in the case of Xavier Dupuy,...written by: Zinzi Edmundson07.08.13
Simply Sustainable
Located in a hidden valley on the picturesque Izu Peninsula, a few hours west of Tokyo, the Watanabe Residence, designed by architect Tadashi Murai, looks more like an imposing black box propped...written by: Julian Worrallphotos by: Alessio Guarino02.02.09
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A Clearing in the Streets
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Painter Enoc Perez grew up in Puerto Rico, a place rich with modernist buildings in places like La Concha and the Hix Island House. His move to New York amplified an admiration for the style. There...written by: Mark Byrnes01.16.13
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Mutual Fulfilment
In Santa Monica, architect and activist Cory Buckner is working to preserve the living monuments of L.A.'s mid-century-modern past, including her own home by A. Quincy Jones.written by: Sam Grawephotos by: Darcy Hemley06.16.09
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New kitchen Sink. Blanco or Nantucket Sinks brand??
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I am getting new kitchen undermount sink for granite counrtops. Right now i am looking at Nantucket Sinks which has uses 16 gauge stainless steel or Bianco sinks which are 18 gauge. I am leaning toward the large single bowl 30 inch sink. Right now I have the double bowl and can't fit my big pans:( Does anyone have either a SS Nantucket sink or Blanco sink. If so would love your feedback on how it is hoding up- appearance, scratches, staining.... Thanks:)
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248 Ski Road has a Walk Score of 8 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
Nearby parks include Pioneer Park, Firemans Park and Montway Park.
Nearby schools include Libby Middle School, Libby High School and Libby Elementary School.
The closest grocery store is Libby Empire Foods.
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Sold Up The River? Hydro Power Threat Re-Opens Debate
Experts agree that the Popa Falls Hydro Power Project on the Okavango River in Namibia will a catastrophic impact on Africa's soon-to-be newest UNESCO World Heritage Site, Botswana's Okavango Delta, the world's largest, wildest inland delta. Namibia is signatory to the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands (1971). This intergovernmental treaty provides for national action and international co-operation in…
Build a Boma, Protect a Cow, Save a Lion
Good fences make good neighbors, the saying goes, and this is particularly true in rural Africa, where herders face daily challenges to protect livestock from lions and other predators. Build a Boma is a fundraising campaign by the National Geographic Society's Big Cat Initiative that helps build the sturdy enclosures to protect cattle and goats from nocturnal raiders. By building traditional enclosures known as bomas, predators and domestic animals are kept apart, saving lions and other marauders from being killed by people anxious to protect their livestock. It's an African solution funded in part by small donations from people of goodwill across the world, people in countries where sleeping safely at night has been taken for granted. Build a Boma is a win-win for people and wildlife.
Africa's Silent Spring Is Upon Us
Can Africa's ecosystems survive the toxic effects of wildlife poisoning?
Your Weird Animal Questions Answered: Love in the Animal Kingdom
With spring in the air, we answer your questions about animal romance, from elephant seals to stick insects.
April 13, 2014: Cutting Cake with Jane Goodall, Saving Sparrows with Photography and More
Every week, embark with host Boyd Matson on an exploration of the latest discoveries and interviews with some of the most fascinating people on the planet, on National Geographic Weekend. Please check listings near you to find the best way to listen to National Geographic Weekend on radio, or listen below! Hour 1 – Dr. Jane Goodall pioneered studies that sought to understand…
Baby Baboon's Frightening Encounter with Lions Ends with a Heroic Twist
Witness this remarkable interaction between a baby baboon, a lioness, and the heroic acts of the father baboon that follow.
Drama in the Mara!
By Anne Kent Taylor "As in human populations, territorial "punch-ups" frequently occur in the Animal Kingdom. On January 17th, 2014 , in Kenya's Masai Mara, two lion prides tangled over their territorial rights, and a kill, resulting in one three month old cub becoming separated from her mother and pride. One would assume that…
January 26, 2014: Riding Rio Roosevelt's Rapids, Sliding Headfirst at 90 MPH and More
Join radio host Boyd Matson and his guests as they paddle Class V rapids on the River of Doubt, hand cycle the length of the Americas, investigate deaths from common drugs, preserve lions' disappearing prides, slide headfirst down an icy track at 90 miles per hour, and reconcile the future and the past in the Amazon Rainforest.
Sleeping With Lions
We've heard some crazy stories here at National Geographic—everything from a polar bear that shredded an occupied tent to a livid elephant that nearly gored a man. None so terrifying, however, than Big Cats Initiative Grantee Amy Dickman's lion encounter … but maybe not in the way you might think.
The End of Safari Hunting in Botswana
After years of working to protect Africa's big cats, Dereck and Beverly Joubert celebrate the last day of safari hunting in Botswana.
18 Amazing, Intimate Camera Trap GIFs of Serengeti Animals
Biologist Craig Packer has headed the Serengeti Lion Project since 1978. The director of the Lion Research Center and Distinguished McKnight University Professor at the University of Minnesota has spent countless hours on the Serengeti plains, studying lion ecology, genetics, health, and other factors. (Hear some of Packer's expert commentary in the interactive Serengeti Lion experience and read more in "The Short Happy…
Save Snapshot Serengeti: How you can Help
Here's how to help keep the cameras running in the Snapshot Serengeti camera trap program.
A Mozambican Lion Story: Working to Save Africa's Lions
The hot, African sun is rising and Paola Bouley hopes that she can pull this off before sundown. She and park scout Lucas Togarepe zip around Chitengo camp gathering supplies and getting their truck in order. She got news that a lion pride she's been looking for is nearby and she doesn't want to lose…
May 5, 2013: An Ambush on the Amazon, Croc Attacks in Africa and More
This week on National Geographic Weekend, host Boyd Matson chats with adventurer Davey du Plessis who attempted to ride the Amazon River from source to sea but was attacked in a random ambush by gunmen; Nat Geo water fellow Sandra Postel discusses the fate of the Amazon River; and an Australian croc wrangler goes to Africa to try to track a river beast.


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Chase Elliott grabs 1st career Nationwide victory
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — When qualifying ended at Texas Motor Speedway, Chase Elliott hopped a fence and went on his way without a single fan bothering to stop him for an autograph or picture.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. watched the 18-year-old go by largely ignored and figured those days were numbered.
"I thought to myself, 'I know he's going to win one day or another, and then just start railing off run after run after run and become the next best thing," Earnhardt said hours later. "It ain't going to be long until he's going to be swarmed with attention."
Boy, Earnhardt had that pegged.
Elliott used a strong move on the outside to pass Kevin Harvick for the lead Friday night and then sailed away for his first career Nationwide Series victory.
The 18-year-old won in his sixth career start and is the second youngest winner in series history. He's roughly four months older than Joey Logano, who was 18 years and 21 days when he won his first career Nationwide race in 2008.
Elliott won in a Chevrolet for JR Motorsports, driving the No. 9 as a tribute to his father, 1988 Cup champion Bill Elliott.
"I can't believe it, just to have the opportunity to race with these guys at JR Motorsports, just to have this opportunity is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for any racer who wants to make it to the top," Elliott said. "It just means the word for me to be here."
Elliott became the fourth driver in Nationwide history to earn his first series victory at Texas, joining Dale Earnhardt Jr., Kurt Busch and Trevor Bayne.
The victory continues the youth initiative in NASCAR as first-time winners have now won consecutive races for the first time since 2008. Two weeks ago, 21-year-old Kyle Larson scored his first career win at California.
For his efforts? Elliott gets to return home and go to school on Monday as he continues to finish his senior year of high school.
"I guess it will just be a normal Monday. Nobody likes Mondays," Elliott said. "I'm sure it will be the same old deal, have a bunch of homework to do when I get back and get ready to go to Darlington."
The win wowed Elliott's father, and back home in Dawsonville, Ga., the siren outside the local pool room was blaring throughout the town to signify another local boy's big victory.
"I'm about speechless," Bill Elliott said in Victory Lane. "I felt like Chase could do it. I've watched him on Late Model team too much — I know how good the kid really is.
"To come here, to never have been to some of these places, like Las Vegas, California and now here at Texas, and come out and beat the kind of guys you've beat — I'll tell you what, you've done a heck of a job."
As a sign of how much respect Elliott already has among his peers, he was met following the win on pit road by Harvick, Larson and Kyle Busch. Then six-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson came to Victory Lane to congratulate him.


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System Scope is an enterprise server and network troubleshooting app for the iPad based on ping and can be used for monitoring devices and websites. It allows you to store and monitor any IP based network device or game server using ICMP V4. It works with both 3G and WIFI interfaces. The app has two main areas of functionality - the left side is a table which allows you to store the devices or game servers you want to monitor and can poll them with a single touch. The status of devices is depicted using color coded LEDs based on network latency and device availability. The right side of the app allows for extensive troubleshooting of a device allowing detailed configuration of ICMP parameters for simple to complex troubleshooting scenarios.
Gamers can use the app to store and monitor multiple game servers' latency at the touch of a button.
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Police Say No Foul Play In Death of Bitcoin Exchange CEO Autumn Radtke 126
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WaPo stops short of outright *saying* she committed suicide, but that's certainly the conclusion they're leading their readers to.
There's a reason the press shies away from it. Mental health organizations have guidelines and recommendations on how to report responsibly on suicides.
The absolute worst is reporting on the contents of, or even mentioning, a note, because then people who are on the edge / suicidal think "Ah, I can get my letter published too!"
This sounds absurd, but it's well demonstrated that suicides are "infectious", and reports in the media about a suicide can cause others who are close to do it themselves. It's one of the reasons, after a suicide in a school/workplace/community, you see an immediate effort made to make resources available to everyone else.
It wasn't "destroyed" in the physical or electronic sense. However, if you were to lose your cold-storage wallet (and it ended up at the bottom of a landfill), or you were to die, with your wallet encryption password only in your head, those BTC would still exist but would never be available for trading. They may as well be destroyed, since they can never, ever re-enter circulation, baring someone unlocking the encryption (which BTC has been designed to prevent).
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High School/Theme Albums
I just graduated high school and want to make a scrapbook of all the things of done...however, I'm wondering if this album should just include all the everyday things I did or if I should try to include everything (which includes two trips to Europe with school, and an trip to the National Finals for Academic Decathlon. I'm debating on if I should make theme albums for these special events and then make a more general album of my friends, school plays, etc...any ideas, i'm new to this and would appreciate advice
Good Luck with your project. I am working on them for my high school kids and I have done a separate album for the sports seasons(have combined all the sports into one album) and the other book is their social events, family gatherings, etc. If you have enough pictures that you could do a separate album for your special events(trips to Europe) but also do a two page spread to put into your bigger album so you have your life in chronological order. Does this make sense-for instance if you went to Europe during the summer of 99-include that in the order of your bigger book? Send a response if that doesn't make sense. I always try to do a two page spread if possible so that the pages look nice together so if you have homecoming pictures and then nothing until Christmas you don't have a fall scene next to a winter scene. Just respond if this doesn't make sense. I also do some cheating with my books. Because I do pages for my daughters that I want in my book-I take my pages into Staples(office supply) and get a color copy made for $1.58 to put in my book. I use the 81/2 by 11 inch pages. Good Luck.
My daughter also did a lot of things in high school which she wanted to remember in a scrapbook. This was before scrapbooking got so popular and she invented a lot of ideas herself! Her solution to your problem was to do one scrapbook for each year of high school...so she ended up with 4 books, but that way she could include all that she wanted to. They came out great and she will always have those treasured memories in good order. Hope this helps. Mrs.T


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VILLA PIZZO is a 3 story building that can host up to 15 people, is 600 square meters, has a pool (5.5x14 meters), 7 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, air conditioning, WI-FI, heating, barbecue, pizza oven, and private parking. The villa is completely immersed in a green garden of about 2, 500 square meters. The terrace/solarium is the ideal place to have lunch, dinner, or to relax and read a book...the panorama will give you chills. You can almost touch Capri with your hand, Vesuvius can be admired in all its majesty and the vast mirror that is the Gulf of Naples can be admired in all its colors.
From the entrance gate you can park the car and access the garden and the villa.
-upstairs has 1 bedroom with a queen size bed and a window with a sea view and a twin bed, 1 bathroom with tub and shower.
-first floor with a living room with fireplace and library, satellite TV, 50-inch flat screen, radio, stereo, DVD, 5 other bedrooms 4 with a queen bed and one with a double - 4 with sea view - 2 bathrooms with tub and shower ( 1 of which has a Jacuzzi and fireplace in the room) and 2 other bathrooms with a shower. From 3 of the bedrooms there is direct access to the terrace with a sea view and barbecue, deck chairs, lounge chairs, tables and seats. There is satellite TV in every bedroom. An equipped kitchen with an oven, dishwasher, fridge with freezer, microwaves, toaster, kettle, and coffee machine.
- downstairs has a billiard room and a laundry area with a washing machine, iron and ironing board, and a Ping-pong table.
|Sleeps up to 15, 7 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Marina del Cantone 7 km
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|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
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|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Naples 60 km, Nearest railway: Sorrento 6 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
|Staffed property, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (unheated)
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, Table tennis, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Iron
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|7 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms of which 5 Family bathrooms, Solarium or roof terrace
|Double beds (7), Single beds (1), Cots (1), Dining seats for 15, Lounge seats for 15
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
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The villa is located in Acquara, a small fraction of the Massa Lubrense Commune. This fraction is a few kilometers from the center of Nerano with its famous restaurants, beaches, and boat rentals, from Sant' Agata sui due Golfi with its numerous shops and fresh air, and from Massa Lubrense with its marvelous panorama and its little local fisherman's port; Sorrento is also nearby with its numerous stores, bars and restaurants and the port with the quick hydrofoils and the train station at a little more than 9 kilometers. The closest bus stop is at 500meters and the delicatessen at 1 kilometer.


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In the middle of the play, which was Le Méchant , a comedy by the French playwright Gresset, King Christian suddenly got up from his seat in the front row, staggered up onto the stage, and began behaving as if he were one of the actors. He took up an actor's pose and recited what might be assumed to be lines; the words "tracasserie" and "anthropophagie" were the only ones distinguishable. Keith took particular note of the latter, which he knew meant "cannibalism." It was clear that the King was strongly engaged in the play and believed himself to be one of the actors, but Guldberg calmly went up on stage and kindly took the King by the hand. The monarch fell silent at once and allowed himself to be led back to his seat.
The audience, which consisted solely of members of the court, seemed accustomed to this type of interruption. No one reacted with consternation. Scattered laughter could be heard.
After the performance, wine was served. Keith then happened to be standing near the King. The monarch turned to Keith, whom he apparently recognized as the British ambassador, and made a stammering attempt to explain the central theme of the drama. "The King told me that the play was about evil existing to such a high degree among members of the court that they resembled apes or devils. They rejoiced at others' misfortunes and grieved over their successes; this was what was called, in the time of the druids, cannibalism, anthropophagie . That was why we found ourselves among cannibals."
The King's "outburst," coming as it did from a madman, was extraordinarily well formulated from a linguistic point of view.
Keith had merely nodded with an expression of interest, as if everything the King said was interesting and sensible. He did note, however, that Christian had not given an entirely incorrect analysis of the satirical content of the play.
The King had spoken in a whisper, as if confiding an important secret to Keith.
Guldberg, from a distance of a few yards, kept a watchful or uneasy eye on their conversation. Slowly he approached them.
Christian noticed this and tried to end the conversation. Raising his voice, almost as if in provocation, he exclaimed:
"They're lying. Lying! Brandt was a clever but wild man. Struensee was a fine man. I wasn't the one who killed them. Do you understand?"
Keith merely bowed in silence.
Christian then added:
"But he's alive! They think he was executed! But Struensee is alive. Do you know that?"
By this time Guldberg had come so close that he could hear the last words. He took a firm grip on the King's arm and with a stony but soothing smile he said:
"Struensee is dead, Your Majesty. We know that, don't we? Don't we know that? We've agreed on that, haven't we? Haven't we?"
His tone was kindly but reproving. Christian immediately began his strange, mechanical bowing again but then stopped and said:
"But people talk about the Struensee era, don't they? Not about the Guldberg era. Struensee's era!!! How odd!!!"
For a moment Guldberg looked at the King in silence, as if he had been struck dumb or didn't know what to say. Keith noted that he seemed tense or distressed; then Guldberg pulled himself together and said quite calmly:
"His Majesty must compose himself. We think His Majesty must soon retire for the night, to sleep. We are quite sure of this."
He then gave a signal with his hand and withdrew. Christian started up his manic bowing again, but then stopped; as if in thought, he turned toward Ambassador Keith and in a voice that was completely calm and collected said:
"I'm in danger. That's why I must seek out my benefactress, who is the Sovereign of the Universe."
A few minutes later he was gone. This was the incident, in its entirety, as British Ambassador Keith reported it to his government.
Today there is not a single monument to Struensee in Denmark.
During his Danish visit a large number of portraits were made of him: engravings, pencil sketches, and oil paintings. Since no portraits were made after his death, most of them are idealized and none of them is offensive. This is only natural. Before his visit he had no power, so there was no reason to immortalize him; after his death no one wanted to be reminded of his existence.
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Gone But Not Forgotten
To my beloved husband, Eugene, Happy Birthday! I miss you very much and wish you were here with me. I miss not seeing your smile and hearing your laughter. I know you are at peace with God and for that I am thankful. Until we meet again. Eugene, I will always love you.
Your loving wife,
Debra B. Poteat
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INGREDIENTSCyclopentasiloxane, Aqua, Tridecyl Neopentanoate, Titanium Dioxide, Mica, Butylene Glycol, Niacinamide, Talc, Acetyl Glucosamine, Silica, Candelilla Cera, Ozokerite, PEG-9 Polydimethysiloxyethyl Dimethicone, Sorbitan Isostearate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Panthenol, Camellia Sinensis, Glycerin, Allantoin, Dimethicone/Methicone Copolymer, Zinc Oxide, Hydroxyapatite, Aluminium Hydroxide, Methicone, Disodium EDTA, PEG/PPG- 18/18 Dimethicone, Benzyl Alcohol, Sodium Acetate, Propylparaben, Methyparaben, ( /- CI 77492, CI 77491, CI 77499)
on 6/9/2011 5:47:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Green
I really, really wanted to like this foundation. I love the idea of it, I know it's not the first foundation in a compact but it was one of the first in the drugstore market that I know of.
Anyway, what's good about it? The aforementioned packaging is,in my opinion, fantastic. I love that I can chuck this in my purse if I need a touch up (I don't generally touch up my foundation, but you know, on a sweaty night out or something it is handy to have.) I don't even mind the sponge, as this is how I started out applying foundation. Product wasteage is a flaw though. Especially in the case of this product, which is laughably tiny in the amount you get. For real, you could buy a more expensive, department store foundation and probably get better value for money. I hit pan after two months of using it maybe twice a week.
As for the foundation itself, I am still slightly on the fence. If my skin is in top notch condition it looks good. I have combination skin with the occassional spot/dryness (due to treating any spots!). If I have any blemishes or dry patches it looks penny dreadful, just sitting there and drawing attention to the worst areas. I know many foundations would do this slightly but this really doesn't blend well enough on me to handle it. If you have very dry skin I can't imagine this would do you any favors. If you have young or very oily skin this stuff would probably work much better than it did on me. My 18 year old self would probably love it, sigh.
At 36 it doesn't have any great line blurring effect, it doesn't make me look any older though either, bonus! It is light, a step up from a tinted moisturiser in coverage. It has a nice, if not spectacularly dewy, finish. The shade I have, Blushing Beige, is a really great shade for my fair, cool complexion, it evens out my redness without making me look pasty. It is so nearly a good choice, but for me the cost per use and occasional bad day with this make it not really worth a re-purchase. Ok thanks for reading, hope this helps in the neverending foundation search!
on 3/8/2011 3:52:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
Out of all the cheaper foundation this is definetly one of the best ones. I can see where the people who criticise this product are coming from, but for I think for such price MiracleTouch is probably as good as it gets.
I like the texture, its very smooth and easily applicable. I'm not a big fan of the provided sponge but you can easily apply it with something else, or even your fingers. The coverage is quite good. You can apply as many layers as you need to cover all the imperfections.
The foundation stays on for quite a while but you may need to re-apply it during the day, especially on the nose!
The only thing I don't like about it is that I have dry skin around my nose and sometimes the foundation makes it stand out.
It gives a healthy, shiny finish, I don't apply powder afterwards.
on 1/31/2011 6:16:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
What can I write about this make-up is, that for this price is very good. For me is even better then Lancome Maquimat and the others more expensive.
The package can be bigger, but I had this one for two months.
So, now I´m going to buy it again.
on 1/16/2011 11:47:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Other, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Not too bad for a cream foundation that is marketed in various drugstores located in Hong Kong. Goes on velvety smooth, coverage is average but is buildable so that it can naturally cover light freckles. Application with a make-up sponge is preferrable, but you can still blend it in using your fingers (although not particularly sanitary). Staying power is okay, but definitely set it with a finishing powder. I find it a cheap alternative to use in a pinch (as opposed to Armani foundations which has moisturizers in them) when the weather is comparatively dry in Hong Kong.
Packaging is so-so...
on 1/2/2011 5:19:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Best foundation ever! Been using for at least a year now and will repurchase until MF changes formula or discontinues the product (like they like to do). got oily/Combo skin, and this applies very well, staying power is quite good, looks natural. Covers an occasional spot or scar after mole removal. The best bit is that you can layer this foundation and still looks natural! If you need to top up your coverage on your nose for example, this foundation will do a good job - people think I wear no foundation and got perfect skin naturally! Minuses are that there is not such a great choice of shades available and it is quite expensive for a drugstore brand.
P.s. I do not work for Max Factor, been a member of MUA for many years but never reviewed products. Doing this as I need to stock up some more (boots and Superdrug in the UK do this 'buy two get third free' offer now). Please give it a try as it is great and I do not want Max Factor to ever discontinue my HG foundation:)
on 12/22/2010 5:01:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Other, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
NO. I don't like this at all. REALLY bad colour, made my little dry skin look VERY DRY, it is expensive and it is very little in it so it didn't last for long. The packaging is really bad, it's small and not practical at all. But my best friend loves this so i guess it works for some people...
on 12/7/2010 4:38:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Just bought this for the third time - i have problem skin so when i find a product that works i tend to stick with it!
goes on really well, good coverage (could be better, but covers my acne quite well if i use concealer as well) and doesn't look cakey on the skin.
i'd definitely recommend applying with a foundation brush rather than using the sponge included with it.
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on 10/19/2010 5:37:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I have this in Creamy Ivory. I bought it last year, and immediately put it to one side. For my combination skin, it was far too soft and would slide off.
Fast forward a year, and I love it! Either my skincare regime is doing wonders to my skin, or it has just naturally changed - either way, it goes on smoothly, matched perfectly, and gives me great coverage which is light enough to not look cakey or like a mask.
My one gripe is that it didn't last very long. There doesn't seem to be an awful lot of product in it, but at least you can get to all of it!
on 10/8/2010 1:58:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I am using this product for almost a week now but I must say I am not so satisfied. Although its true that it's easy to apply, I must say that the finish made my face look shiny and oily. I dont want to say I hate it 'cause it will only mean I have to dispose it and try another one (and it's so new!).
The coverage is okay, it feels light on my face but I cant help but retouch using my Mac mineralized foundation ever HOUR just to keep my face look matte and less shiny.
I suggest those who have oily skin to STAY AWAY from this product. Probably those who have dry and dull skin will benefit from using it. As for me, I'll probably try to save up again and purchase a different foundation.
on 10/3/2010 7:13:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've bought this twice now, it gives quite a flawless effect and is very easy to apply with the pad it comes with. It lasts quite a long time as you only use a small amount each time.
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Much history is in the making in Albion, Indiana because it is the seat of Noble County government, and has been since 1846. The town's centerpiece is the Noble County Courthouse, on a well-manicured square surrounded on all sides by businesses and offices.
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What hostas are looking good in your garden today?
Here are a few of mine...
Frisian Waving Steel
Shimmy Shake
Lime Smoothie
Grand Tiara
Gotta say it is Mama plantaginea herself looks amazing. I took this yesterday at twilight when her first flowers were opening on two separate scapes. Oh, I was so pleased to see them. Perhaps some of pollen from the other open ones will pollinate and make seedpods. But for now, I am a happy camper with a happy Mama.
If Mama aint happy aint nobody happy around here. :)
More to come. I have work to do in the garden this morning before it gets so blooming hot. No time to upload to Flickr from my phone camera. Cheers all.
Vanessa - I love the leaves on Lime Smoothie. That's my kind of hosta.
Moc - I tried growing "mama" early on but to no avail. I'd like to see her in bloom.
We had a soaker last night so the hostas are looking perky this morning.
I'm liking first frost today.
In the infamous zone 5, everything is looking good this year. Crazy awesome summer - cool, wet, everything is growing well and not burning. Let's see how august treats us.
I was admiring my emerald ruff cut this weekend. It's year 2.
Mine are starting to go downhill fast with slug damage and it wont be long before the nematodes show up, boo.
Emerald Ruff Cut after the rain...not too many brown spots this year
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Risky Business looking clean and sharp
Thunderbolt and Loyalist
What I call "White Gold." It was sold to me years ago as Gold Standard, but seems to have been a "bad" tissue culture that I've loved having.
This post was edited by ruth_mi on Mon, Jul 28, 14 at 20:48
Ruth, Oh My! What a beautiful yard you have. I should have know the rest of your yard would be as beautiful as the front of the house. I LOVE the picture of Sunpower! Are those Zinnias in the background? All of the pictures are beautiful and I'm so happy that you shared them with us.
The hosta in this thread are just gorgeous---every one of them! One in particular caught my eye and that was Ruth's Tidewater. I saw a mature one in a private garden last year and it really made an impression on me. I've never seen a picture posted here since I viewed that one last year. It really grows into quite a beauty.
Here are a few pictures I took today.
First Frost. I love this hosta.
Look at that Guacamole! Santa, it is a beauty.
I was outside until almost dark waiting to catch a picture of Mama opening a new flower. Well, that did not work, and I cooked dinner, cleaned up, and with a flashlight came back out to see....was she open....no she was NoT.
So sorry folks, I had to come in. First I unscrewed the flashlight and dropped the battery;then had to put it together again. Well, it was a nice night. I';l say it does not open before 9pm CDT on this particular night in July.
Maybe she is taking the night off.
Earlier I was out moving around the current bloomers from those with pods or simply through blooming. I also used my hair clips to give the pods and flowers a pony tail vertical so I could walk between the rows. Gee, I had a lot of fun with that. All the ones with fat pods are looking fine to me. I am pleased with the entire fragrant gold lineup. Except for Frozen Margarita no pods, Moonlight Sonata no pods, I expected better. But, the pods I'm seeing, the BEES I see, I'm pleased with the whole garden, both ends of it.
I'm going to edit that right now. I do have FOUR plants which are heat dormant. Poor babies. First to go was Bibb Lettuce, a viridescent gold with light substance. Then I found same day Dust Devil, Sunny Disposition (big surprise), and Jabulani, which has a big fat seedpod on a stiff upright scape and no leaves at all. I Meanwhile, I'm trying to figure out what I can do to stop further heat dormancies, taking all those ste[s....but at least it is not fatal. The plant is gone dormant to protect itself, which I think is commendable, and lets me know the hosta is working with me. It WANTS to live. And oh boy, how I want it to do just that.
I was out there all day today, mulching and relocating potted companions near the new shade screen....or should I say SUN SCREEN...because it's been up to 100 easily today, and I worked from early until nigh on to dark. Poor spouse had a can of tomato soup for dinner. What a great day it was!
Hostas for Barb, that one to the left of heatwave is Tokudama Flavocircinalis.
Awesome pictures, everyone! Nice to see things looking to great heading into August.
newhostalady, I absolutely love that photo of Great Expectations....the colors and textures are stunning! Now I'm wishing I tried harder to grow that one.
I cannot say enough about all the gorgeous hosta in this thread!
Those Sum And Substance pictures are kicking XXX!
Mac, I looked at yours and thought "pretty plant" and then I noticed the FENCE. Most chain link fences are 48 inches high, and that S&S of yours is all of that. GOOD GRIEF.
What a lovely response and thank you so much for so many treats.
Ryse: I had to go out and look at the scape situation on those I posted LOL. Island charm had already bloomed and I removed the old scapes before taking the photo. Francis Williams had very short scapes and some with seed pods were still hiding under the leaves. If you look very closely at the dark spot in the centre of June fever you will see a flower bud just starting to rise up. And the rest had scapes in the PIC. But I do remove them when the flowers are done blooming.
Here is a photo of Krossa Regal - always the tallest scapes in my garden. Is this the case for others too?
Glad you asked, Vanessa! Well, for starters, my Fire and Ice is also just unbelievably unblemished!! I attribute that to it being potted, but it seems to me that the slug population is definitely diminished this year...so far!
F & I today...
Mac, I just about jumped into your Confused Angel pic! Lol
I have one too, a newbie this year...it's colour has taken on some avocado- like tone as I keep moving it around..can't decide where to plant it :-(
Back to your beauty...I really like the setting in which yours is growing - I am excited at its potential size when looking at yours. Sooo glad I bought it!
Barb, Tecumseh, you say? Why, you are basically "down the road a-ways", lol. You sure do have a beautiful property, stunningly landscaped!...not to mention amazing hostas.
I'm looking for new words to describe the quality of hosta photos contained in this thread! They are all simply outstanding! Bookmarking this thread - for sure!!!
Now.....don't laugh me out of this thread....but I am soo relieved that my Guacamole (yes, it IS really a Guacamole) is finally starting to show a few newer leaves that actually resemble a G, although the size is lacking this year. The winter really knocked the sails out from under him, but boy, is he trying valiantly to please me! Okay...you can chuckle, but don't hurt it's feelings...it is really trying. I've got him in full sun on purpose - I need this boy strong next year! :-)
Thanks Josephine. Mine is on it's second year and has been moved a couple of times so I'm sure you'll see a lot more growth on yours next year. I like the "angel" hosta's ( probably to balance the devil in me) and have guardian, Megan's and earth angel also. Here's earth angel.
I like that Mount Tom!
Here are Liberty and Big Daddy from today. Both live in full shade, so Liberty never turns cream on the edges and Big Daddy stays blue all season, pretty much. Liberty had grown well for me in the shade...Big Daddy, not so much
And Sea Gulf Stream still looks pretty
You guys are knocking the top out of GWeb's server, I betcha. What a hosta marathon thread.
Confused Angel....with the ferns, Mac, I think that is one of the best photos of it I've seen, and now I would love to get one of those. Sigh....so many hostas, so little time/room.
Santa, yes, one went heat dormant in 2012. None in 2013, but so far 4 in 2014. I'll do another thread on that one. Could not get my computer to respond last time I was on, and gave it a break just turned it on after dinner. I was out working heavy duty all day in the garden, shuffling things around so the better looking plants had what they needed, the wimpy ones could go to ICU, the bloomers all get close together, and the whole place get refreshed.


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I personally prefer pole beans for total production.
thanks fusion...I love pole beans too but these seeds were a greebie from Baker Creek so I want to use them...I like Anasazi beans...I grew them last year and loved them in the green bean stage even though everyone told me they were mostly for shellies and dry beans..
I've grown some Jacob's Cattle Bean this year. My first year gardening. It's a bush type bean, so it doesn't need anything to vine on. They plants don't get very big. I grew mine out in full sun with other bush dry bean varieties alongside it. I didn't try to use it as a fresh or snap bean but let the pods dry on the vine so I could use it as a dry bean. They matured faster than the three other varieties of dry bean I planted. There weren't many pods that were empty or had shriveled up beans in them. They were easy to raise, the bean bugs didn't seem to bother then (or any of my other dry beans) nearly as bad as they attacked my grandmother's snap beans. They are pretty. I saved a cup of the dried beans so we can eat them and i'm going to store the rest. I have every expectation they'll taste good. We'll see. Even though I haven't eaten then yet, I really enjoyed growing them and would recommend you give them a try too. They were easy for me.
My plan isn't to use them at the green or snap stage...just grow them out for shellies or for dry beans....They are in the ground now and If the other beans are any indication. I am sure they will be poking their little heads up any minute...
Hi Ruthieg,
Tho i haven't grown them the last couple years, i love them for cooking. Mine were quite prolific bearers, tho small plants. The deer also loved them a few years ;-)
I have too many beanies to plant out each year, but you have reminded me that we are out of these in the pantry. The cooked texture and way they soak up flavors is great - and they do taste wonderful on their own. Snaps would be too tough from them anyway, with all the other lovely green bean choices out there!
This is THE first thing i have planned now for 2008 garden - thanks for the reminder!