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In the struggle to survive against big meat-eating dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus rex, some smaller dinosaurs evolved the ability to sprint, while others developed long-distance running abilities.
Since we can't see dinosaurs in action, we have to deduce their abilities based on fossil evidence. New evidence presented on Tuesday at the meeting of the Geological Society of America in Vancouver has found that the Stegosaurus could fatally gore would-be attackers with its spiky tail.
An international team of paleontologists has been analyzing amber from the Late Cretaceous, but instead of using their findings to revive Tyrannosaurus Rex, the team is trying to gather information about the ecosystem that dinosaurs lived in during their time on Earth.
Ryan McKellar's research sounds like it was plucked from Jurassic Park: he studies pieces of amber found buried with dinosaur skeletons.
An international team of scientists have unearthed a remarkable new type of dinosaur: a species that is not only larger than a Tyrannosaurus rex, but also appears to be the first semiaquatic creature of its kind ever discovered.
A gigantic and remarkably complete dinosaur skeleton belongs to a new species that was 85 foot long and weighed a reported 65 tons during its lifetime, according to new research appearing in the September 4 online edition of the journal Scientific Reports.
The grand mystery over how massive, carnivorous dinosaurs gave rise to flying birds has a simple solution, as it turns out – the meat-eaters simply kept shrinking and shrinking over a period of 50 million years.
There has been a long-standing debate over dinosaurs: were they cold-blooded like modern day reptiles or warm-blooded like mammals?
The claws of Tyrannosaurus rex and Velociraptor are probably best known for ripping through the flesh of hapless prey, but a new study has found that this family of dinosaurs, known as Theropods, probably used its claws for a variety of purposes.
While dinosaurs may have disappeared from the face of the Earth, their lineage has survived in the form of birds and new research has found that both dinosaurs and birds evolved into smaller and smaller sizes – potentially contributing to their success.
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John R. "Jack" Horner (born June 15, 1946) is an American paleontologist known for his research on dinosaur growth, and for discovering evidence that some dinosaurs nested and cared for their young. He is perhaps the most famous paleontologist due to his role as technical advisor for all three Jurassic Park films, and his providing inspiration for Dr. Alan Grant, the film's lead character. He also advised on the FOX television show Terra Nova. Horner was born and raised in the small...
Barnum Brown (February 12, 1873 – February 5, 1963) was an American Paleontologist best known for his contributions to the American Museum of Natural History, and his discovery of the first documented Tyrannosaurus rex remains. Brown was known less as a published paleontologist and more often as an energetic excavator, perhaps the greatest fossil collector of all time. Barnum Brown was born in Carbondale, Kansas, and was named after P.T. Barnum – of traveling circus fame, but no...
Daspletosaurus, meaning "frightful lizard" is a genus of tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur that resided in western North America between 77 and 74 million years ago, during the Late Cretaceous Period. Fossils of the only named species were found in Alberta, although other possible species from Alberta and Montana wait for description. Daspletosaurus is closely related to the much larger and more current Tyrannosaurus. Like most of the known tyrannosaurids, it was a multi-ton bipedal...
Tarbosaurus, meaning "alarming lizard" is a genus of tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur that thrived in Asia about 70 million years ago, at the end of the Late Cretaceous Period. Fossils have been uncovered in Mongolia, with more incomplete remains found further afield in parts of China. Many species have been named, although, modern paleontologists recognize only one, T. bataar, as legitimate. Like most tyrannosaurus, Tarbosaurus was a sizeable bipedal predator, weighing up to six...
Spinosaurus, meaning "Spine lizard," is a genus of theropod dinosaur from the lower Albian to lower Cenomanian stages of the Mid Cretaceous Period (112 to 97 million years ago). It lived in what is now North Africa. The type species is S. aegyptiacus. A potential second species, S. maroccanus, was discovered in Morocco. It was the first known dinosaur fossil from Egyptian remains discovered in 1912 and described by German paleontologist Ernst Stromer in 1915. The original remains were...
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Showing a pet in competition builds a bond between the person and animal, say local residents who train their cats and dogs.
Bruce and Nina Dozier have operated the Dozier Vineyard and Winery since 2001, and are ready to close the curtain on an 11 year run. Once the decision was made, it only took two days to locate a buyer for the property, Mr. Dozier said. The couple look forward to retirement, though they haven't yet decided where.
TOPEKA – As drought conditions intensify in Kansas, Barton County has withered it way to the most severe drought stage as ranked by the Kansas Water Office.
It wasn't the Tour de France which opened this past weekend, but the annual Great Bend Bicycle Safety Rodeo last Friday was a success.
Fireworks are a no-go in Great Bend for Independence Day today, but that doesn't mean the holiday is a bust, said Christina Hayes, Great Bend Community Coordinator. She has plenty of ideas for ways to enjoy the holiday at home.
Most years in Great Bend, Fourth of July firecrackers start popping early in the morning, and can be heard nonstop from 10 a.m. to midnight, when they are "legal" under city ordinance. But while many people enjoy the fireworks, city firefighters have always approached the holiday with concern for safety.
With no fireworks to light, some Great Bend residents have canceled Fourth of July block parties scheduled for Wednesday. Others say the parties will go on, in their own way, and still others say their parties aren't canceled, but postponed until the next big firecracker day.
After much discussion over income potential of the Great Bend Convention Center and what some Great Bend City Council members called the dismal maintenance of the facility by Highland Hotel management, the council voted Monday night to form a committee to look at the center's short-, medium- and long-term fate.
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Editor's Note: Early last week, the Great Bend Tribune interviewed Battalion Chief John Stettinger at the Great Bend Fire Department concerning fireworks safety. However, with current conditions of drought, high heat and windy weather, Great Bend and most other locations in Barton County have officially nixed shooting fireworks at this time, including on the Fourth of July. The following information still applies to wherever fireworks can be shot.
At the behest of fire chiefs across the county and Emergency Risk Manager Amy Miller and citing the tinder box conditions, the Barton County Commission renewed the county-wide burn ban.
Ellinwood may now be the only place in Barton County where fireworks will be welcomed on the Fourth of July. It earned this honor after the County Commission followed the lead of other county cities and voted Monday morning to postpone the use of fireworks until there is relief from the bone-dry conditions plaguing the region.
Outside the Great Bend headquarters of Fuller Brush stands a Weigand Realty sign, but company President and Chief Executive Officer Brady Gros said residents need not be alarmed.
The Barton County Commission Monday morning approved a resolution postponing the discharge of fireworks in the county.
The Federal Highway Administration and the Kansas Department of Transportation recognize this as National Work Zone Awareness Week. As of Monday morning, it was being observed in Barton County as well after the County Commission approved a proclamation marking the occasion.
Road construction on U.S. 56 between Great Bend and Ellinwood is expected to last a couple months. During that span, more and more motorists are anticipated to use the parallel East Barton County Road as a detour.
After receiving official notification last week from the Governor's office, Greg Lewis (R-St. John) was sworn into the Kansas House of Representatives this morning to represent the 113th District. The oath of office was administered by Secretary of State Kris Kobach. Lewis will complete the term of Basil Dannebohm who resigned from office last month.
Three teenagers will have an opportunity to serve as interns this summer at the Great Bend Public Library, thanks to a grant from the Young Adult Library Services Association.
Three months after being diagnosed with colon cancer, Barton County Sheriff Brian Bellendir is joining efforts to bring awareness to the disease.
Two groups rasing money for toddler-appropriate playground equipment in Brit Spaugh Park hope to have the "Tot Spot" ordered by May 1, said Rachel Mawhirter from the Barton County Young Professionals.
ElderCare, Inc/Friendship Meals announced today its participation in the 2015 March for Meals – a nationwide community-by-community celebration of the local Meals on Wheels programs that keep seniors independent in their own homes. ElderCare's March for Meals events will include Community Champions Week, March 16-20. Throughout the 28 SW Kansas counties, 42 meal sites will recruit Community Champions to volunteer their time to deliver Meals On Wheels or serve lunch at the local meal center.
Credit Union of America's Great Bend office celebrated 40 years of serving members by giving back over the last two months to members, non-members and charitable organizations. The 40-day celebration resulted in $23,160 being given to individuals and matching contributions to five chosen charities.
Communities along the route for June Jaunt will feature popular art to draw visitors along the tour from Tribune to Ellinwood. It's part of this year's "heritage" theme.
HOISINGTON - Two injuries were reported Wednesday after a motorist in a Jeep pulled in front of a Peterbilt semitrailer at 12:35 p.m. at NE 10 Ave. and NE 100 Road, near Hoisington.
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Barton County voters can now apply for advanced ballots for the April 7 city/school/hospital general election, said Donna Zimmerman, Barton county clerk and election officer.
This past Saturday, City Sanitarian Gregg Vannoster worked with First Assembly of God Church volunteers for a community service day cleanup of storm water drainage ditches around the community.
An internet video depicting two Great Bend High School students fighting in the lunch room has been featured on several websites over the weekend, prompting readers to contact the Great Bend Tribune with questions concerning the safety of students at the school.


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Forked tree branches framing this house in southeast Australia were intended by architect Paul Morgan to resemble the sun-bleached kangaroo and sheep bones scattered around the surrounding woodland. More »
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Klein Bottle House by McBride Charles Ryan
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Clifton Hill House by Sharif Abraham Architects
The roof of this extended house in Melbourne sweeps outwards to create an exterior canopy and curves steeply upwards over a double-height dining room. More »
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This roof of this sea-facing holiday house in Mandurah, south of Perth, jolts up and down to create four irregular gables. More »
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Law Street House by Muir Mendes
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Dawson County residents spoke their piece last week on the U.S. Postal Service's plans to cut Saturday deliveries.
Belk in Cumming is looking for local charities interested in taking part in its Spring Charity Sale on May 1.
A national leader in sanitizing technology will move its corporate headquarters to Dawson County.
It doesn't matter that the Dawsonville Shooting Stars came up a few points short in Friday night's game, because everyone wins when the Harlem Ambassadors come to town.
A state board that oversees professional licensing last Wednesday told a local accountant accused of substandard practices to follow the rules or lose his license.
Anyone looking to make improvements to their current home or build a new one will find a variety of innovative ideas and demonstrations this weekend at the inaugural North Georgia Home Expo.
New businesses are steps closer to locating in Dawson County.
ALPHARETTA - After a rough 2009, Carolyn Mixon had just one message to share during the 400 North Board of Realtors' annual awards meeting Thursday.
The final roster for the Dawson County dream team is finished, and local basketball veterans and newbies are ready to go head-to-head against a nationally known traveling team of athletes.
ATLANTA - Gov. Sonny Perdue and Georgia Chamber of Commerce President and CEO George M. Israel III recently announced the launch of Hire Work Ready, a new initiative designed to provide funding to small businesses that hire Work Ready certified employees.
A Dawsonville man won $1 million after purchasing a lottery ticket at Granny's Country Store on Dawsonville Highway in Forsyth County.
In the process of buying land for a reservoir in Dawson County, officials with Etowah Water and Sewer Authority stumbled upon an idea to help a couple families in need.
The wording of a press release from the developer of a controversial motorsports park has at least one Dawson County resident up
Dawson County planners say proposed revisions to residential zoning areas will better align districts with the county's future land-use plan.
Taylor Wallace admits he spends a whole lot of time traveling throughout the community asking other people for money in support of several local service organizations.
The owner of a local inn paid more than $30,000 in late hotel/motel taxes last week, but still owes nearly $10,000 to the county in penalties and interest.
Dawson County's Planning Commission approved a variance last week that could make way for a new grocery store on Ga. 400.
Dawson County Commissioners last week agreed to move forward with litigation against a local innkeeper in an effort to recoup more than $30,000 in delinquent hotel/motel taxes.
Dawson County's Planning Commission approved a variance Tuesday that could make way for a new grocery store on Ga. 400.
Despite the blustering winds and snow flurries last Friday, the Dawson County Chamber of Commerce celebrated business in the style of the roaring 20s.
Community leaders are both hopeful and hesitant after hearing a north Georgia real estate forecaster say he expects the county's population to quadruple in the next 15 years.
"Our plan has always been to have 50,000 folks in 2030," said Dawson County Commission Chairman Mike Berg.
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Look out metallica, the princess is here!
Got this from brian williams at briansbotanicals.com, it freakin blows plumbea nigra away folks. It has the same basic look and feel, glossy, upright,dark green leaves, with a stunning silvery underside, with contrasting purple veins, purple stems too. It also seems to offset much better. Im going to see how it handles living inside for a bit, i bet it does well.
Its a beautiful hybrid he created and patented, its much more vigorous than metallica too, atleast for me anyway.
Im really lookin forward to it next year, hopefully it will realize its potential size next year, maybe even bloom.
Hats off to brian, its yet another winner!
I wonder what gems he will release next year
wow, and my porch is a mess... i hope the old lady doesnt see these photos...
this plants only about 1 year old, its growth rate competed with the colocasias i got from him on the same trip. I actually surpassed all of them exept the thai giant. It had no competition!
it was planted in the ground til 2 weeks ago, at which point i poped it outta the ground and tossed it in the porch, lets hope it does ok...
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Grabmebymyhandle, they're selling similar plants to that in the big nurseries here. Unfortunately they're only labelling it "Alocasia", very informative, NOT! Looks like some of the hybridisers here might be on the same track.
Miketropic, I've been trying to find out the name of the plant in your photo for ages. No one seemed to know on any of the forums I've been on. It's a really huge plant, towers over top of you.
yea, i was out there in july , he gave me the tease garden tour, his trial gardens. looked like some pretty promising stuff, i had hopes of going back before frost to see how big they got and what not.
he prolly trashs more aroids yearly than most of us ever own.


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I typical street scene in Brugge once the tourist buses have arrived....
For most visitors the Minnewater and its lovely park are the entrance to the beautiful city of Bruges. The Minnewater is a canalized lake. From the bridge (1740) one can already enjoy a nice panoramic view over the town. Because of the idyllic surroundings it is mostly referred to as 'the lake of Love', the Dutch word 'Minne' meaning 'love'. This is my amateur recording at this park.
While my fiancée and were enjoying a drink on a terrace on Grand Square these students from the Sports faculty of the university of Porto, Portugal came to add some joy and liveliness
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Of course...what else would you expect in the Markt in July? They were from Bedfordshire, somewhat stressed from a bad journey but actually rather excellent in the end.......
Very sweet little boys making a bit of extra pocket money in the school holidays. And it was working! :-)
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At 6-foot-7, Central Bucks West's Christian Rupert is a dominated force in the Suburban One League.
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Christian Rupert provides Central Bucks West with a dominant hitter.
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West's Rupert ready to lead the way By Drew Markol Staff Writer The Intelligencer
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Best Placemats
Been thinking of making placemats but first want to ask some questions.
Q1: Do you have a favorite placemat pattern that you use?
Q2: Do you always use batting?
Q3:Should the placemat always be quilted?
Q4: Should the fabric be wash first? If not, would it make the fabrics(front and back)be loosen or extra fabric overlap?
Q5: What is the average size for placemats?
Thank you B.
I made Christmas placemats and I used an old placemat for measurements, it's about 12&1/2 by 17&1.2.
You can also make round placemats.
I did use batting and I quilted mine, they aren't used a lot. There was a post here a while back and the placemats were denim with a bandana sewn on for the tableware. They were not quilted and they were adorable.
I make place mats and use them all the time, and have gotten all my patterns from the magazines. Lots of nice styles offered. I found that fat quarters are a perfect size to use. Mine are somewhere around 14 by 17 inches, as I like them a bit larger. I do use a thin cotton batting and don't wash the fabric, but will definately quilt them, usually with a diagnal line about 1 inch apart. I also will make matching napkins when I make them as a gift.
Quilt in a Day has a Star placemat pattern that I like.
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I've developed a running Super Mario Sprite using Visual C++ 6.0 and DirectX. But this isn't very satisfying to me (raping a 3D-Multimedia-framework for displaying a 2D sprite only), so I would like to be able to program an animated sprite using C and assembler only.
So, when looking to old games (Wolfenstein, for example) it looks that most of the game is written in C and everytime it comes to graphics output there is the use of assembler.
Unfortunatly when trying to use this old assembler code there is always the error message "NTVDM.exe has found an invalid instruction" so this things don't seem to work nowadays.
Is there any tutorial on graphics programming in assembler that is still usefull?
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Another standing-room-only crowd is expected at the County Administrative Center in Independence today ŌĆō this time as residents gather to witness and weigh in on a presentation from the Inyo County Planning Department on its controversial General Plan amendment.
While digging into the history of the Saline Valley Salt Mine and Tram, brothers Tim and Brian Waag uncovered what they consider a forgotten gem: pioneer photographer A.A. Forbes.
Lynn Bunn of Lone Pine has been selected for the U.S. Air ForceŌĆÖs Honorary Command program to serve as a liaison between local communities and Edwards Airforce Base, which often uses Eastern Sierra airspace for training and other operations.
As Inyo CountyŌĆÖs Honorary Commander, Bunn has been paired with Lt. Col. Ryan Osteroos of Edwards Airforce BaseŌĆÖs 412th Operations and Support Squadron. Through the program, Osteroos will be tasked with maintaining open lines of communication with Bunn, who has been invited to participate in a number of events at the base.
In what Inyo County Supervisors called ŌĆ£not the best alternative, but a good one,ŌĆØ the board agreed at TuesdayŌĆÖs meeting to support a negotiated solution to get water to the Lone Pine High SchoolŌĆÖs FFA farm.
Top Los Angeles Department of Water and Power officials made a trip to the Owens Valley this week, just days after the Inyo County Board of Supervisors reached out to the utility for an update on the status of its controversial solar project.
But Assistant Director of Power System Planning and Development Michael Webster and Yamen Nanne, an engineer on the solar project, werenŌĆÖt here to meet with county officials. Rather, they were on a two-day public relations junket filled with meetings with local chambers of commerce, tribes, school officials and National Park Service representatives.
FRIDAY, 4:15 p.m. ŌĆōŌĆōŌĆō Forest Service are currently responding to a half-acre blaze in the Blackrock area of Inyo County.
This fire, according to Inyo National Forest, is visible along U.S. Highway 395 along Division Creek near Sawmill Meadow.
A helicopter has been ordered. There is no threat to life or property at this time, a spokesperson said.
Owens Valley School District in Independence is putting on a show tonight and inviting the community to come watch.
Missoula Children's Theatre's "Cinderella" will be presented at 5:30 p.m. in the Owens Valley School gym, 202 S. Clay St. Admission is $5 for adults and free for children 18 and under.
Dozens of students in grades K-12 have been cast in the play, and spent the past week rehearsing for several hours each day after school in preparation for tonight's performance.
The community is invited to attend and support the students' theatrical endeavor.
Some of you might think the only fun, educational items on the Internet are pictures of cats.
Not so. Right behind cats, the next biggest category of ŌĆ£stuffŌĆØ on the Internet is advice about various topics and trends you probably didnŌĆÖt know you needed help dealing with, and the always popular ŌĆ£strange news.ŌĆØ I spent a few hours last weekend cruising through various sites on the Interweb, and found the following random bits of advice, counsel and oddities.
County leaders on Tuesday agreed to postpone a March 18 vote on a General Plan amendment that many fear will open the flood gates to large-scale, industrial solar and wind renewable energy development.
Any decision by the Board of Supervisors on whether to approve the draft Renewable Energy General Plan Amendment has been put on hold until April 1, in favor of a presentation on March 18 by the Planning Department.
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In Canada there is only five laws in our criminal code that have to do with animal abuse. Only five laws that protect the animals that inhabit Canada. Our laws state that an animal is someone's property. A person can do what they want with their property in Canada. Then there's the term "willful neglect" in are code. Which means a person can only be charged for abusing an animal if it was willfuly done, and if the court can prove that they did it. Canada's laws are based on the United kingdoms laws. Yet the U.K has 13 pages of laws on animal abuse. Thirteen laws that help keep there animals safe, that but the abusers in jail. We need to tell the Canadian Government to start making laws that will actually put the abusers behind bars.
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Worldwide Benefits for Fox, Inc.If he is covered under a group health plan with an employer, he will have the option to change to any other plan the employer offers at open enrollment. If he has an individual policy, it might be difficult but he should at least try to upgrade... Read more »
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Desert Essence Jojoba Oil - 100 pure
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INGREDIENTSOrganic Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil.
on 10/7/2007 7:37:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I have slightly oily, sensitive skin, and just a few drops of this was enough to clog the pores on my cheeks, slightly..
I am quite puzzled by the wide range of reactions to this jojoba oil, with some individual reviewers even going so far as to promote it as a solution for acne -- on other websites,
on 10/5/2007 6:38:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Tan, Cool
Hair: Black, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Hands down, one of my favorite oils of all time!!!! Makes my skin look and feel great, but honestly I mostly use it on my scalp and on my ends. Keeps my dandruff at bay and keeps split ends away from me. Jojoba oil is non-comodegenic so it won't clog your pores and its the closest oil to the natural oil (sebum) that we produce already. This brand though is super light in texture, smell and color, and tried many brands of jojoba oil. Great stuff, gals!!!! :>
on 10/5/2007 10:32:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
I used this product based on MUA reviews, and I broke out really, really bad. I have sensitive skin, and I get a zit once in a while. My face is also really dry, so I thought that this would help. I used two drops on my face for three days, and now my cheeks are totally broken out with big, deep pimples. I would not recommend this if you have sensitive skin.
on 10/1/2007 11:11:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
my HG eye makeup remover and HG frizz serum. a few drobs on my eyes removes all traces of mascara and liner, and i usually follow with cetaphil to get the rest of my face. i like it as an overall face wash, just not as much as cetaphil. for hair, i use about four drops (shoulder length hair) before blow drying, and a couple drops afterwards to smooth over my hair. it's also a great moisturizer--either for your whole face, or just a drop to cover those really dry patches. the packaging is terrible, but i just put mine into an old small bottle of contact solution which works great.
on 9/27/2007 9:49:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Great product for my hair! I use it as a leave in on damp hair(mostly on the ends) and when i blow dry/air dry/straighten my hair is always super soft! I just cant believe what it does! I also use it as an overnight leave-in when my scalp is feeling dry and that works miracles too! YEAH!!!
Now... that being said im not crazy about it for my face:( Which is mainly the reason i bought it. I used it as anightime moisturizer and when i washed my face in the morning it still had that sticky/filmy kinda feel... idk?! But it didnt work for me. Any suggestions?!
I dont really use it for much else but the fact that its the only product i put in my hair i love it!
on 9/23/2007 10:21:00 PM
Age: 56 & Over
Skin: Dry, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I started rubbing this on my face after reading these reviews. I have slightly dry skin. It is a light oil. It makes my nose and chin peel. I think this skin had some dry areas that are flaking off from the oil. I also put it on my psoriasis on my elbows which is very minor but it helps.
I put it on at night and then put my Olay Night Effects over it and wake up with baby soft smooth skin. This is the best use of this I have found, putting it under my night time moisturizer.
I think it is helping to soften up my dry skin. Yes I would buy it again. My skin needs some extra oil.
on 9/23/2007 1:59:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Jojoba oil is MY beauty secret. I've been using it for about a year on my face as a moisturizer/makeup remover and my face is completely clear and well moisturized. The reason I started using Jojoba oil is because about a year ago I started a very strict acne "regimen" and although it left my skin very clear, it also left my skin extremely dry. I have dry skin to begin with and after using so many acne clearing products on my face, my face was so dry that I would literally cancel important plans to avoid leaving the house with such horrible dry flakes. Someone recommended Jojoba oil to me (because Jojoba oil is the CLOSEST oil to your own sebum oil your face will produce) and I went to the Vitamin Shoppe, bought their brand, and immediately started using it the next time I put on lotion. What I personally do is use my regular lotion (I myself use Eucerine) and I add just 3 drops of Jojoba oil into the lotion, mix it around with my finger, and apply as I would like using my regular lotion. I find if I put more than just 3 drops my skin will actually become more dry...I'm guessing because it is "over"exfoliating if you use too much. After about a week or two of putting 3 drops of Jojoba oil mixed in my lotion twice a day (morning and night), my dry skin was completely gone. Like I said, this product is MY beauty secret...although it's not much of a secret because I am always recommending it to people I see with really dry skin. I also use this at night before cleansing my face on any eye makeup I have. It removes makeup really well. I recommend everyone to at least try Jojoba oil, hopefully you'll be like me and find it to be a miracle product.
on 9/20/2007 8:16:00 PM
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Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
And then the clouds parted and a pure and crystalline shaft of light shone down from the heavens, illuminating the most amazing of all skincare products to have ever passed from... oh... er... this is some really good stuff. I use it for makeup removal (even stubborn waterproof mascara), as a carrier oil for copper peptides, as a moisturizer, on healing tattoos, and even for massage. It doesn't have a strong scent, and it won't cause your skin to produce more oils (in fact, it decreased the blackheads on my nose). I'm on the dry and sensitive side, and it doesn't bother my skin and does help ward off the dryness. Of all the skincare products I've purchased this year, this is the one that you could not pry from my hands for almost anything. The only downside I can think of is that sometimes there is a little oil that drips down from the cap when you close it and you may need to wipe the bottle off. But, seriously, for an inexpensive, all purpose, gentle and organic facial product, that's not so much to ask.
on 9/19/2007 10:03:00 PM
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Skin: Oily, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Black
I really love Jojoba oil, I been using it for many years on parts of my face and under my eyes since I use Retin-A and have oily skin. This stuff keeps your skin super soft and healthy without breakouts. I've used many brands and they are all good as long as it's just pure jojoba oil. Great for your hair also, pre-shampoo or as a leavin.
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This really seemed to work at first loosening up my blackheads, but within a month (this being my only product change), my face was MORE broken out than before.
Sadly, this just was not for me. The packaging was sturdy and all, but i wish the opening was slightly smaller, as to dispense smaller amounts as a little goes a long way.
I'm combo-dry, moderately acne prone + have mild eczema. continued >>
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Loan Portfolio Performance and El Niño, an Intervention Analysis
This paper illustrates that natural disasters such as those created by extreme El Niño can significantly threaten financial institutions serving the poor. The effects of the 1997-98 El Niño on problem loans (restructured loans and those in arrears) is estimated using intervention analysis for a microfinance institution (MFI) in Piura, a region in northern Peru severely affected by El Niño. Extreme El Niño events like those 1982-83 and 1997-98 create catastrophic flooding that destroys transportation infrastructure, disturbs the livelihoods of households engaged in a wide range of activities, and destroys productive assets, crops, and private homes. The purpose of this paper is to assess exposure of a Piura MFI to the consequences associated with an extreme El Niño. Portfolio-level, monthly data from January 1994 to October 2008 were examined using an intervention analysis. While restructured loans averaged 0.5 percent of the total loan portfolio before the 1997-98 El Niño, the estimated cumulative effect of the El Niño indicates that an additional 3.8 percent of the total portfolio value was restructured in a short time period due to this event. No significant effect is found for changes in the proportion of late loans. The analyses demonstrate 1) that the correlated risk exposure of many small borrowers can significantly affect the lender when the catastrophe occurs; 2) the importance of considering bank management in assessing disaster risk to a loan portfolio; and 3) lender strategies to minimize losses may require long-term restructuring that perpetuates the effects of the disaster in the community.
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Several people have reportedly been arrested following clashes in Jerusalem as Palestinians gear up to mark the 63rd anniversary of the "Nakba", or "day of catastrophe".
Every year Palestinians commemorate what they call "Nakba Day", when an estimated 700,000 Palestinians fled or were expelled following Israel's 1948 declaration of statehood.
Israeli security forces have been placed on high alert for possible riots or violence in Jerusalem, the West Bank and Arab communities in Israel ahead of the annual Palestinian day of mourning.But on Saturday there were clashes in East Jerusalem between stone-throwing Palestinians and Israeli police, and several Palestinians were arrested, witnesses said.
An activist in Silwan tweeted on Saturday that fresh clashes had broken out near the al-Aqsa mosque, with Israeli soldiers being wounded from a Molotov cocktail and two Palestinians hit by rubber bullets.
Witnesses and several medical officials said police fired rubber bullets at stone-throwing youths, with some saying that as many as 30 were injured.
Amid the clashes, mourners filled the streets of East Jerusalem for the funeral of a Palestinian teen wounded during clashes a day earlier.
Seventeen-year-old Morad Ayyash was shot in the shoulder in the neighbourhood of Silwan on Friday, Israeli police said.
Israeli police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld said the source of gunfire was unclear and that the police were investigating, while a relative told the AFP news agency that a Jewish settler had shot Ayyash in the stomach.
Local sources in Silwan told Al Jazeera that only tear gas was used in the clashes that erupted between Palestinian boys and the Israeli police on Friday.
Ayyash was shot in random firing of live ammunition by guards of Jewish settlers living in Beit Yonatan, they said.
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Amid the heightened tension in Jerusalem, protests also took place in neighbouring Jordan and Egypt in support of Palestinians marking the Nakba.
A convoy of 35 buses headed for the Gaza Strip is scheduled to leave the Egyptian capital on Saturday, carrying protesters calling for the end of the "Israeli occupation of Palestinian land" and "the right of return of Palestinian refugees and the release of all Palestinian prisoners".
But Egyptian authorities pre-emptively blocked access to the Sinai peninsula on Friday including the "Peace Bridge", one of the main access routes from mainland Egypt to Sinai, which was closed to all but the peninsula's residents.
Al Jazeera's Rawya Rageh, reporting from the Egyptian capital, Cairo, said: "Activists are gathering in Tahrir Square because they are finding it rather difficult to proceed with their march to the Gaza Strip."
Mohamed Waked, organiser of the convoy, said the bus company pulled out on Saturday citing fear of threats from Egypt's ruling military council.
Waked said the council was breaking the law by denying Egyptians their "constitutional right to mobility ... to wherever in Egypt".
He said some protesters would try to reach the Gaza Strip via public transportation, but the rest would instead demonstrate in Cairo and in front of the "Peace Bridge". He added that a few people had already managed to cross the Rafah Crossing into the Gaza Strip, "despite the ban".
Inside the Gaza Strip, the ruling Hamas movement has organised a children's protest in the centre of Gaza City for Saturday, while the Palestinian Liberation Organisation is calling for a mass rally in the strip's Bureij refugee camp.
A protest and a vigil is scheduled to take place in front of London's 10 Downing Street, office and residence of the UK prime minister David Cameron.
Various events are scheduled in the West Bank including a "volunteer work day" at a Palestinian village near Bethlehem.
It is unclear whether Muslim worshippers will continue to be denied entry to Jerusalem's Old City and the al-Aqsa compound for the second day, as Israeli police limited access on Friday only to men over 45 with Israeli identification cards.
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