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Kampala — This week the bourse witnessed increased activity with at least five of the eight locally listed counters and one cross listed counter (Nation Media Group) realizing a rare trade.
According to the analysts, the moves especially on the Stanbic Bank counter that witnessed increased activity were being made by institutional investors for the long term as they forecast good performance of the financial institution.
Dan Edoma, a Securities Analyst with African Alliance says that the increased activity at the bourse was also partly as a result of students going back to school and retail investors are cashing in on their shares whereas the institutional investors are taking up the shares.
"This is the time when S.5 (Form fives) are reporting for school and retail investors are looking to the bourse as an area to get money for the fees.
"There is no corporate announcement that has been made to trigger off the activity," Edoma told the East African Business Week last week.
At the beginning of the week (Monday February 18, 2013) Stanbic Bank traded 20 million shares to post a turnover of Ush500 million ($190,000) in one trading session. Five locally listed counters and one cross listed counter also traded on that day.
The following day however, the bourse had minimal activity today with only three listed companies making trades on their counters.
UMEME had the highest turnover of Ush175million ($67,000). Stanbic Bank Uganda generated a turnover of Ush39 million ($15,000) while National Insurance Corporation (NIC) made a turnover of Ush979,405 ($370).
Wednesday was also slow with subdued activity at the bourse with only three counters making trades.
However, Thursday had lots of activity that saw five of the eight listed companies trading their shares.
A cross listed company, Nation Media Group (NMG), traded today realising a turnover of Ush1.6 million ($615) from trading 200 shares. Stanbic Bank Uganda made the highest turnover of Ush193.2million ($74,000). UMEME had a turnover of Ush46.6million ($18,000).
Friday's trading session was also active with five counters trading and a total turnover of Ush230 million ($88,000) was realized from the bourse.


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Percentage of adults between 25 and 29 who are now living, or have lived recently, with their parents
nearly 3,000 square feet in a development outside Tucson, Ariz. — has all the modern amenities, including solar panels and an open kitchen. But their house also has a feature that the builders are betting will be a hit, like the dog showers and craft rooms that beckoned before the boom. Tucked inside is a one-bedroom apartment with its own garage and entrance around the side.
The Mosers wanted the built-in apartment not to bring in a renter to help pay the mortgage but rather as a home for Tom Moser's 82-year-old widowed father.
"More than weekly visits and phone calls, he really needs to be around family," Moser, an investment manager, said of his father, Lee. "It's the way he was raised. I think as a society it's a way we have to step back into."
Built by Lennar, one of the country's largest homebuilders, it is the most extreme example of the sort of options, like 400-square-foot "bonus" rooms, that many of the big builders are now offering to accommodate the changing shape of the U.S. family — boomer couples with boomerang children and aging parents, an increasingly multiethnic population with a tradition of housing three generations under one roof, and even singles who may need to double up with siblings or friends in this fraught economic climate.
Lennar started marketing its new designs last fall with particular gusto: "Next Gen — The Home Within a Home" is a title and tag line intended to wrap the notion of multigenerational living in a futuristic gloss. But it is more than just marketing — the blueprints themselves are changing.
In fact, architectural historians, statisticians and builders themselves are pointing out that the new household — and the house that can hold it — is a lot like the old household, the one that was cast aside after World War II by the building boom that focused on small, tidy dwellings for mom, dad and their two children.
Population statistics help tell the tale. A Pew Study reports that 41 percent of adults between 25 and 29 are now living, or have lived recently, with their parents. Overall, more than 50 million Americans are in multigenerational households, a 10 percent increase from 2007. It is a back-to-the-future moment.
"You have to go back to the 1940s to see those kinds of numbers," said Stephen Melman, director of economic services at the National Association of Home Builders. "What the recession has done has really hit household formation hard, so instead of forming households, we are having some contractions: the college student moving back in or someone's brother-in-law loses a job. It's an opportunity for the builders."
Scott Thomas, national director of product development for PulteGroup, the largest U.S. homebuilder, said his company offers layouts with larger "flex rooms" and an over-the-garage apartment it calls the Grand Retreat. Ryland and KB Homes have been offering similar alternatives and have seen their popularity increase as multigenerational households become more common.


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Jail term for homophobic mother
5:00 PM — A mother has been sentenced to 150 days in prison for leading her daughter in a campaign of homophobic abuse against a gay couple.
Television company fined for making gays look 'normal' 1
4:29 PM — Singapore's City State Regulator has fined a television station £5000 for featuring a gay couple in way that makes them look 'normal.'
Accusations of Gay Pride funding cuts described as 'desperate and untrue'
3:44 PM — Boris Johnson has rubbished accusations from Ken Livingstone's campaign team that he plans to cut funding for London's annual gay pride event.
Clinton campaign accuses Brown of neglecting gay refugees 2
1:57 PM — Gordon Brown has been condemned by Hillary Clinton's campaign team for the UK governments policy to deport LGBT people to countries where they face persecution.
Scientists consider giving up search for Aids vaccine
11:05 AM — A shocking new survey has uncovered that the international community of Aids scientists are giving up hope of finding a vaccine for the virus.
Gay pride event banned by homophobic Moscow mayor 4
10:50 AM — The homophobic Mayor of Moscow has banned this years gay pride event. The Mayor, who has referred to gay rights marches as "satanic" has outlawed the march which was due to take place next week.


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The boxed-meal battle in Australia has heated up this week with Hungry Jack's (Burger King) rolling out a new line called Jack's Packs. The 2-, 4- or 6-person meals answer McDonald's Family Dinner Boxes for four introduced last year and the two-person Mates Meal lunches introduced in May.
A TV commercial with bunnies that multiply from two to four to six in front of a bewildered Hungry Jack's counter person supports the introduction. Clemenger BBDO, Sydney, handles the account.
Hungry Jack's 2-person meal, priced at AU$14.95 (US$15.95), includes two burgers (choice of Whopper, Bacon Deluxe or Grilled Chicken) plus one large fries and one regular onion rings, two small drinks and two sundaes for dessert. The price undercuts the AU$15.95 (US$16.91) McDonald's charges for its two-person Chicken Mates or Beef Mates meals.
The four-person Jack's Pack, positioned to take on McDonald's four-meal Family Dinner Box line, is priced at AU$27.50 (US$29.15) and includes choice of four burgers, two large fries, two onion rings, four small drinks and four sundaes. McDonald's Dinner Boxes are priced from AU$19.95 to AU$29.95 (US$31.75).
For families larger than four people, Hungry Jack's has an answer that McDonald's doesn't provide: a 6-person Jack's Pack. Priced at a hefty AU$35.90 (US$38.06), it includes six burgers, three large fries and three onion rings, six small drinks and six sundaes.
Hungry Jack's hasn't yet tried to match or best the AU$9.95 Mates Brekkie boxed breakfast for two that McDonald's added this year.


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The only reason I came into this thread is because I was in that thread so its normal you didnt notice
As I say, I didn't realize that this was already asked a month ago by the same person. You are right, basic things aren't hard and for the most part are easy to grasp.
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'Deal or No Deal' and 'America's Next Top Model' alum Katie Cleary's husband Andrew Stern commits suicideAdd to Favorites | America's Next Top Model
Andrew Stern, the husband of "Deal or No Deal" model and "America's Next Top Model" alum Katie Cleary, committed suicide on June 22.
Cleary and Stern met on the reality series "The Millionaire Matchmaker" in 2009 and later wed. According to TMZ, the suicide could have had something to do with the couple's marital issues, and the site shares rumors that she had gotten cozy with the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio and "Entourage's" Adrian Grenier.
TMZ learned from sources that Cleary told law enforcement she and Stern were in the process of getting a divorce. He also reportedly had a history of depression and financial problems. TMZ's sources tell the site Stern was suffering from "significant stress" over his "marital problems."
Cleary was photographed getting kissed on the cheek by DiCaprio at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival in May, though she apparently didn't hook up with the actor, who is dating Toni Garrn. While in Cannes, she was also photographed with Grenier. There has been no law enforcement confirmation that Cleary's time in Cannes has any connection to Stern's suicide.
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Summarizes available data and highlights emerging issues with respect to recent changes to the program.PDF | HTML
Provides detail about transactions subject to this tax, the variation in tax rates across the state, the distribution of revenue among state and local governments, and revenue growth over the last few decades.PDF | HTML | Video
Considers additional steps and approaches the state could take to monitor plans and stimulate quality improvement.PDF | HTML
Provides several recommendations to help make the program financially sustainable while maintaining or improving recycling and litter reduction.PDF | HTML
Recommends the state collect better performance data for alternative schools to set performance expectations, monitor progress, and support underperforming schools.PDF | HTML
A preview of possible budgetary outcomes that the state's elected leaders may face while finalizing the 2015-16 budget package.PDF | HTML | Video
Provides background on the administration's plan to centralize project management; makes recommendations on how the Legislature should proceed with implementing a centralized Project Management Office in California.PDF | HTML
Analyzes the administration's Proposition 2 proposal outlined in the 2015-16 Governor's Budget.PDF | HTML
Provides recommendations to reduce the deferred maintenance backlog and to address the ongoing contributors to the backlog.PDF | HTML
Reviews the state's existing programs, identifies challenges in the current structure and delivery of these programs, and makes recommendations to address these challenges.PDF | HTML
Provides an overview of the state's complex and expensive housing markets.PDF | HTML | Video | Infographic
Provides an overview of state retiree health benefits and assesses the Governor's proposed changes.PDF | HTML | Video
Analysis of the Governor's transportation budget proposals.PDF | HTML
Analysis of the Governor's proposed $21.6 billion in core funding for the state's higher education segments.PDF | HTML
An analysis of the Governor's $15 billion budget proposals for state criminal justice departments and programs.PDF | HTML
A review of the Governor's resources and environmental protection budget proposals, including flood protection and cap-and-trade.PDF | HTML
Analysis of the Governor's Proposition 98 budget package, which includes $7.8 billion in funding increases for schools and community colleges.PDF | HTML
Describes the impact of Prop. 47 on state corrections, state courts, and the county criminal justice system, as well as the Governor's budget proposals related to the proposition.PDF | HTML
An analysis of the Governor's $21 billion General Fund budget proposals for health programs.PDF | HTML
An analysis of the Governor's $10.9 billion General Fund budget proposals for human services programs.PDF | HTML
A review of the Governor's proposals for the 2014 water bond (Prop. 1) and LAO's guiding principles and recommendations for an effective implementation.PDF | HTML
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YIELD: Makes 6 servings
For topping:
Mix first 7 ingredients in large bowl. Add butter and rub in with fingertips until small moist clumps form. Cover and refrigerate 20 minutes. (Can be made 3 days ahead. Keep refrigerated.)
Microwave ice cream in 5-second intervals just until slightly softened. Mix ice cream and ginger in medium bowl to blend. Cover and freeze. (Can be made 1 day ahead. Keep frozen.)
For fruit:
Preheat oven to 400°F. Toss plums, sugar, cornstarch, and vanilla in bowl. Let stand until sugar dissolves, tossing occasionally, about 5 minutes.
Transfer plum mixture to 11x7-inch glass baking dish. Sprinkle topping over. Bake until topping is dark golden brown and fruit is bubbling, about 40 minutes. Transfer crisp to rack and cool slightly, about 30 minutes.
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Zenwalk 6.2 Review
Zenwalk 6.2 is the latest version of Zenwalk, a Slackware-based, desktop-oriented Linux operating system. The last review of Zenwalk on this site was of Zenwalk 6. That was just six months ago. What changed between Zenwalk 6 and Zenwalk 6.2? Where the changes of a cosmetic or bug-fix variety, or where they much more substantial?
Let's find out.
Note: According to Zenwalk 6.2 release note, "Zenwalk 6.2 is mostly new code (nearly all packages have been updated) …"
Does that code-rewrite translate into a better user experience? Let's start with the first aspect of Zenwalk that you'll first experience – the installer, or the installation process.
Installation: The installer's interface feels slightly much more polished than prior versions. No doubt there are backend improvements that you wont notice right away, but other than that, it's still a menu-based installer, with the same installation options. The one change you'll notice, if you look, is the default journaling file system assigned to the partitions the Auto Installer creates. On older versions of Zenwalk, the default journaling file system for all partitions was xfs. However, in this version, the installer assigns the ext4 file system to the partition for / (root), and the ext3 file system to the partition for /home. For the record, virtually all recent releases of Linux distros now use ext4 exclusively for all partitions (except for the /boot partition, for those distros that create a separate partition for /boot).
By default, the Auto Installer creates these three partitions:
- one for /
- another for /home
- and the last for swap
Lilo, the LInux LOader, is the only boot loader option available. LVM, RAID, and disk encryption are still not supported by the installer.
Desktop: The default desktop environment used by Zenwalk is Xfce. It's a much leaner and faster desktop environment than KDE and Gnome. The default wall paper has changed. Other than that, you still get the lower panel with the same icons, and two virtual desktops (workspaces) instead of the traditional four on the top panel. With two workspaces, Zenwalk fares better than Mint, which has just one. You may add more workspaces – If you need to – by using the Workspaces tool from the Xfce 4 Settings Manager.
You may customize various aspects of the desktop via the Xfce 4 Settings Manager, accessible from Zenwalk menu > Settings > Xfce 4 Settings Manager.
Compiz, a 3D compositing window manager, is not installed. It is, however, in the Current repos. If you have a 3D-capable hardware, you may install it and enjoy all the goodies and eye candy that a 3D desktop offers.
Default Installed Applications: Did not notice any difference in the default installed apps between Zenwalk 6 and Zenwalk 6.2. OpenOffice.org is still the default office suite. Also installed are:
- Totem, the media player
- Brasero Disc Burner
- Exaile Music Player
- The GIMP
- Transmission BitTorrent Client
- Pidgin Internet Messenger
As on earlier versions, there are no games installed. With the CD iso image at 493 MB, I think there's enough space to throw in a few oft-played games.
Although Zenwalk 6.2 features the Xfce desktop environment, the Current repos have KDE 4.2.4 applications and base packages. So you could install KDE applications if you like them better than their Xfce equivalents.
Software Management: At version 4.6, the graphical frontend to Zenwalk's package manager is noticeably faster, with dependency checking and package black-listing. It's still not as elegant as Synaptic, but for what it's designed to do, it works. At this stage in it's evolution, I was expecting that we should be able to load more than one repo at the same time. As it is currently, if you want to install an application from a Restricted repo, you will have to load it first, then search for and install the app. Want to install from a Current repo? Select and load it, then search and install. It works, just not the way we are used to with other package managers.
One tool I consider a must-have, but not installed on Zenwalk, is a system and application update notifier. I drew attention to this in my last review, and was hoping to see an app update notifier installed by default in this release. Zenwalk has the Zenwalk Update Tool (ZUT) in the repos, and like other applications, it is easy to install from the command line or via the graphical package manager. Once installed, however, you find it to be very unstable: Click on it after it has found the apps with available updates, and it will quit unexpectedly. Crash is not a good word, but that's what happens – ZUT crashes every time.
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hey! pls help me, just istalled the latest zenwalk available…
there were about 3 or 4 things in the installation that failed to install..
but, it was still able to run.
now i changed from xp to zenwalk..
the problem is that i cant use the gnome session option and i cant click the menu in the xfce.
pls help me..
"DVD playback are not installed, and are not in the repos – Current or Restricted."
Correction. It is available in restricted:
What tipped me off to stop reading the review was the claim that Linux Mint doesn't have multiple workspaces… ugh…
"feels slightly much more polished" – this doesn't make much sense, and really lowers the expectations for the rest of the review. Double & triple check everything before publishing.
An atrociously-written review. No way I'm clicking thru to the second page. Primary-school English along with poor knowledge.
Sorry to tell you Jon, but you have at least two typos and one grammar mistake in your reply. Furthermore, there are many readers who don't have English as their first language, whom would appreciate understandable English. The review is more than adequate to know what Zenwalk is all about and what to experience after installing it, saving a lot of people a lot of homework. Thanks to the editor.


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Maci Bookout Shares Bentley's First School Photo! (PHOTO)
Remember back in the day when Maci Bookout went into labor and pushed baby Bentley out of her lady parts? Otherwise known as The Second Coming? Good times to be had by all, y'all! Well, except for Maci … girlfriend was in epic amounts of pain.
Believe it or not, it's been four years since Bentley was born, and this kiddo is already in school! Bentley starts Kindergarten this fall, and is currently enrolled in pre-K. In fact, Maci just got back his very first school photo!
"I was having the worst day until i picked bentley up from school and saw these," Maci posted on Instagram along with Bents' picture. "I have such a blessing in him, and should never have anything to complain about. here is bentley's first school picture ever! he is perfect."
Awwww, look at Benny! He's the spitting image of both Maci and his dad, Ryan Edwards, and we can't believe how much he's grown up.
"Bentley's four and a half now, so he'll be starting kindergarten so soon," Maci told Kailyn Lowry during Teen Mom 2's after show. "It's crazy because I go back and watch my 16 and Pregnant episode, and Bentley was just a baby and I was showing him his dirt bike and now he's riding it!"
Before we know it, this little fella will be a professional motocross racer. Oh wait, been there, done that!
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'Resurrection's' Frances Fisher: Lucille 'is a simple woman who believes in miracles'Add to Favorites | Resurrection
Frances Fisher pauses to light a cigarette and consider the fragility of her latest character, Lucille, on ABC's "Resurrection." Fisher has been spending a lot of time lately thinking about this woman and the unreal situation in which she finds herself.
As an actress who has done scores of plays in between movies and TV, Fisher brings a master's approach to the role.
"I love the rehearsal process of theater and you try to learn how to build a character and make choices that are unusual," she tells Zap2it in the courtyard of a hotel in Pasadena, Calif. "It took me many years to get comfortable on camera. Being truthful in character is always the bottom line, but how you get there is different."
"Landon [Gimenez], who plays my son, didn't have much experience but is wonderful," she says. "He has no bad habits."
On the show, Landon's character, Jake, drowned as a boy, and his parents have since mourned their lost son. He returns -- exactly as he was -- 32 years later, and no one knows why. Lucille simply accepts this as a miracle and embraces him.
"She's a small-town woman with big faith and is resolute," Fisher says. "And when she makes a decision, she is resolute and protective of her son. She lost him once. She will not lose him again. She is a simple woman who believes in miracles. I created a character back story for her as I do with all my characters. Maybe the audience doesn't know, specifically, but I think it's needed."
Fisher says she hopes that this show creates such a fan base that it will be eight seasons before the cast and crew celebrate a wrap party "after a great run of a very successful series that has moved people," she says. "I want to see Landon go on his first date."
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5280: 20th Century Poetry
Luke Whisnant
The ECU Catalog's bland description of this
course consists of a single sentence fragment: "Variety of voices
that comprise poetry written in English." Let's be a bit more specific:
we'll be studying one of the richest periods (perhaps the richest)
of poetic development and innovation in all of British and American literary
history. We'll start with Whitman and Dickinson just to get our ears tuned,
and then move to the 20th century; among the modern poets we'll read are
the usual suspects, listed here in order of birth: William
Butler Yeats, Robert Frost, Wallace Stevens, William Carlos Williams, Ezra Pound, H.D., Robinson Jeffers,
T.S. Eliot, Edna St. Vincent Millay, e.e. cummings, Jean Toomer, W.H. Auden, Langston Hughes, Elizabeth Bishop,
Dylan Thomas, Ann Sexton, Sylvia Plath, Seamus Heaney, etc. As we move
closer to postmodern and contemporary poetry, we'll find more poems by
women and minorities, and we'll take a quick tour of work by the Beats,
the Confessional School poets, the Neo-formalists, and a number of emerging
poets. Twentieth century poetry is (to use a worn out but accurate phrase)
an embarrassment of riches, and we'll have to read several hundred poems
just to scratch the surface. With only 14 weeks in the semester, we'll
be moving fast. This is not a good class for slackers. It's a great class
for folks who love poetry, who are excited by le mot juste and the way
metaphors can change your brain, who are practiced and careful readers,
and who, as Nabokov said of good readers, "caress the details."
Attendance is required.
Three short (3-5 pp) critical essays
One term paper focusing on a particular poet (10-15 pp)
Oral reports on poets
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It's official. Bristol Palin, daughter of you-know-who, will continue to be an unwed mom. She and Levi Johnston, the father of their child, Tripp, have called off the wedding they had planned for this summer.
Alaska's answer to Branjolina is now more like Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt, 'cos they called it quits. Was it because Bristol was more frigid than the frozen tundra? Or maybe Splitsville happened because Levi was just being Mr. Man (translation, from every script written by a woman: an a-hole).
The rumors are flying and the real reasons for the breakup weren't published. Until now:
1. Bristol liked Levi until she met a guy named Wrangler.
2. Levi was drawing a blank when trying to come up with mother-in-law jokes.
3. President Obama's spending bill is filled with just too many earmarks.
4. Sarah Palin proved to Levi that there are cougars in Alaska.
5. Levi wasn't even smart enough to save money by switching to Geico.
6. Bristol couldn't see any country from Levi's house.
7. Their Nieman-Marcus charge card tapped out.
8. Levi wanted to change the name of their kid from "Tripp" to "Megadeth."
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Cool links thaks mike. I will be testing them out on my test system (actually
same system different hard drive :-) BTW a quick question about setting up a
mouce in debian. I have had the good luck with the newer installs of SuSE
that it detects my mouse with no problem, but I use a USB mouse when using
Debian I can't figure out what settings to use any tips?
On Monday 25 February 2002 23:05, you wrote:
> On Wed, Feb 20, 2002 at 03:27:54PM -0800, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> > unfortunately, afaics, debian sid still uses 4.1.0. if anyone knows of
> > someone packaging a more recent X for debian, i'd like to know about it.
> From the comment on the maintainer's log it looks like 4.2 isn't going
> to make woody... http://people.debian.org/~branden/ ... if you want to
> monitor progress of Debian X that's a good page to check.
> Also if you want to run 4.1 on a potato system... check out this Very
> Unoffical source of compiled for potato X servers...
> http://people.debian.org/~cpbotha/
> Thought this would be of interest,
> Mike
> From the READ.THIS on Botha's site...
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While many students headed home after exams, a few lucky SOC students took off for the Galapagos Islands for an intense week that will complete their work for The Practice of Environmentalism: Science, Policy and Communication in the Field, a new interdisciplinary course from the School of Communication, the School of International Service and the College of Arts of Sciences.
As the blog entries from SOC professor and artist-in-residence Bill Gentile show, the students are working in small teams to produce a series of documentaries about sustainable living. Gentile, a photo journalist and documentary filmmaker, is there to help them apply the techniques of backpack journalism to their projects.
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2 or 4 days of coached riding for women cyclists of all levels looking to improve fitness, confidence and riding techniques
$150 per day
Jan 16 to 19, 2016 (Saturday to Tuesday): Solana Beach, CA (Level 1-2) (Register)
Feb 13 to 16, 2016 (Saturday to Tuesday): Temecula, CA (Level 2-3) (Register)
April 2 to 5, 2016 (Saturday to Tuesday): Solana Beach, CA (Level 1-2) (Register)
What the camp includes:
- Skills clinics: climbing, descending, cornering, improving your riding confidence, techniques to ride safer and faster, nutrition for training and events
- 35 – 50 miles riding per day (level 1-2)
- 40 – 75 miles riding per day (level 2-3)
- Short and long route options on all rides
- Full on the road professional level support with follow car, cow bell and our friendly SAG team!
- All sports nutrition, gels, bars, on the road snacks and food provided
- One on one coaching with experienced coaches
- Ride leaders on the road with you. No one is left behind.
- Product samples and saddle trials
- Sports massage for all riders*
- Discount at HERevolution during the camp (Solana Beach)
- Basic mechanical knowledge class
- A friendly, accommodating and safe environment to improve your bike skills, confidence and fitness
- 2 or 4 day options. Includes all coaching, support, on the road food and energy products, skills clinic, maintenance clinic, sports massage. Hotel costs & evening dinners not included.
* included in full camp Contact firstname.lastname@example.com (917-355-1317) for more details or register HERE (2015 camps)
Who is this camp for? CCSD women's camps attract a variety of women cyclists, all with a common goal of improving their fitness, bike skills and knowledge about road cycling. Riders are generally aged anywhere between 30 and 70 and usually have some experience riding on the road and in groups, but not always.
Level 1-2. Beginner to Intermediate Riders should be able to complete a ride of 30 miles, which may be a challenging ride for them but with the CCSD support on the road riders usually manage to achieve far more than they usually do when riding alone. Riders should be able to ride in traffic (although often they are seeking to improve their confidence in doing so). Riders should also have ridden at least once with a group, although this is also often an area they wish to improve on. The level 1-2 camps focus on improving skills, confidence and fitness for riders in a supportive environment where women can safely learn to handle their bike better and understand how to continue to build on this after the camp.
Level 2-3. Intermediate to Experienced Riders should be able to complete a ride of 40 miles easily. Rides of 60 – 75 miles might be a challenge but achievable with the support of CCSD and a follow car. Riders should be able to ride in a group of cyclists on a road with traffic. The level 2-3 training camps are designed to take intermediate riders to the next stage or stretch more advanced riders. The philosophy is the same as with all the women's camps: a supportive environment, improving skills and fitness etc but the riding distance and skills are a designed to push riders looking for more of a challenge and give women a chance to test themselves among a group of women rather than battling it out with the guys on a group ride! Below are a few examples of women who have joined our last few camps to give you an idea if the camp is suitable for you:
Isabelle: Isabelles rides several times a week with friends doing ~30 miles rides but was seeking a training camp where she could improve her bike skills, in particular climbing and descending. Over the course of a four day level 1-2 camp she got stronger and more confidente every day and on the last day completed her longest ride so far at 65 miles. Isabelle is now ready to take on a level 2-3 camp.
Gillian: Gillian rides frequently on trails and bike paths and has good fitness but had never ridden on the road before. She rides a hybrid bike with flat pedals and joined a level 1-2 camp for two days in order to learn how to ride in groups on the road in a safe environment. During the training camp she opted for the shorter routes when available but was able to keep up with riders on much lighter road bikes, a testament to her fitness!
Courtney: Courtney had been riding a road bike for 1 1/2 years, rides regularly in groups in New York and has completed a few 100 mile rides. She wanted to escape the cold weather and ride in the sun with a nice group of women. She opted for the longer mileage options and was able to learn new skills and techniques to help her improve her cycling speed and bike handling. Courtney joined a level 1-2 camp and was one of the strongest riders. She would easily have been at home in a level 2-3 camp.
If you're unsure if the camp is suitable for you please email me or call me to discuss your current riding. Many women are concerned they will be the slowest and not be able to keep up, however we have ride leaders and a support car to make sure you're never alone and the tone of the camp is to ride steady paced miles in a supportive environment.
What's a typical camp day? Each camp day is a little different but below is a rough guide for what a day might look like:
- Meet at 8.30am for briefing
- Skills clinic or educational component (e.g. nutrition, pacing, climbing, descending etc)
- Ride with various mileage options (short and long options are usually offered). During the ride there is plenty of one on one coaching and we often regroup to do particular skills demonstrations and practice. A support car is always out on the road to assist you if necessary along with ride leaders and coaches.
- After the ride we usually grab some lunch somewhere and eat it during an afternoon seminar (on e.g. bike mechanics, biking technique, training plans).
- On one afternoon we usually have a massage therapist present to pamper you after the ride. Another afternoon we do cooking demo / yoga.
- Every afternoon there is time to address specific personal goals / issues with coaches (or you may just want to relax and take a nap)
- In the evening we meet for dinner at a local restaurant
Where do we stay? Riders who travel to the camp usually stay in our base hotel in either Solana Beach, CA, Temecula, CA or Warrenton, VA where we arrange a group rate. More details on this will be sent to registered riders. Local riders join us on a daily basis and are not required to stay at the base hotel.
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Ah, Peter...if only I was still in Davis :P
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> looking for someone who lives in davis who plays drums. preferable if
> you have your own set, but not necessary since there's a set where we
> practise.
> looking to play some local venues soon.
> get in touch via private email and we'll talk specifics.
> pete
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Downtown Kendall Master Plan and Code
Location: Kendall, FL. Miami-Dade County
Thirty years ago Kendall Drive was a narrow country road at the edge of a young metropolis, but today this location is imbedded in extensive suburban development. In response to uncontrolled westward growth, the South Florida metropolis has called for the redevelopment and densification of its established coastal communities, called Eastward, Ho! The Downtown Kendall Master Plan is a response to this vision. The study area is at the intersection of four heavily traveled, regional roadways that support intensive retail, office, hotels, and nearby residential neighborhoods. The study area enjoys a high level of density, but its design and orientation is almost entirely auto-dependant, offering little pedestrian accessibility. The objective of the Downtown Kendall Master Plan and Code was to establish order among the physical chaos, facilitating development in a sustainable pattern and creating a lasting identity for the area. Dover, Kohl & Partners and Duany, Plater-Zyberk & Company conducted a seven-day charrette in June 1998. The resulting plan allows any number of developers to realize projects within the patchwork of individual properties, with each property contributing to a unified whole. Mixed-use buildings now front a network of interconnected streets, mid-block parking garages replace the vast expanses of surface parking, and transit is re-integrated into the district. The Master Plan and Illustrative booklet was approved by the Miami-Dade Board of County Commissioners in 1998 and the code was adopted in 1999. This new ordinance replaces the existing FAR-based Miami-Dade Zoning Code with a more controlled Form-Based Code. Intensive development in the district has followed the Masterplan and Code, producing a unified, transit-oriented community that provides a sustainable alternative to sprawl. The Downtown Kendall project has been featured in Florida Trend, on NBC 6 and WPBT reports, and in a special issue of Business Week, "21 Ideas for the 21st Century."
Transect Zone(s): T4 general.
Status: 1-25% Built
Project or Plan's Scale: District
Features: Bus transit, Green buildings, Live/work, Mixed uses, Rail/fixed guideway transit, Sustainable infrastructure, Transit oriented development.
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Project team designers: Dover, Kohl & Partners, Duany, Plater-Zyberk & Company, Hall Planning & Engineering
Project team developers: Chamber South, South Miami, Florida; Metro Miami-Dade County Board of Commissioners; Florida Department of Community Affairs; Miami-Dade Transit Agency; South Florida Water Management District; South Florida Regional Planning Council
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Foust, et al. v. McFarland, et al., 698 N.W. 2d 24 (Minn. Ct. App. 2005) On May 15, 1998, Jeffrey L. Foust ("Foust") suffered brain and other injuries when his vehicle was struck by a truck driven by John R. McFarland ("McFarland"). The truck had failed to yield at an intersection where traffic signals had… Continue Reading
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lingerie photo session in the studio – lighting, light & textures
This photograph of Melanie, one of my favorite models, is one of a sequence where we played with different lights and lighting styles in the studio. I wanted lighting that was both soft and dramatic. Both feminine and bold. The lighting is the same idea – using a big gridded strip-box / soft-box – as I used in a previous photo session with another model, Anita DeBauch.
The final image above, is the result of my first tentative exploring of using texture layers in Photoshop. I wanted to retain her shadow and other detail in the wall, while enhancing the appeal of the image with a texture layer in PS. I felt that the unadorned photo needed an additional element to elevate it.
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"I believe that counselling is a collaborative effort wherein you and I bring our skills, knowledge and insights to resolve your conflicts. I am a dedicated professional and committed to providing quality counselling. For me each individual is valued for their uniqueness and acknowledging one's past, present, beliefs and values allows for the building of hopes and dreams. I have helped many individuals struggling with addictions including anger management. Other have come for help with anxiety, depression, grief and loss, chronic pain and abuse. I also work with couples dealing with relationship issues.
(604) 377-2843
New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 2X9
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Melanie Schroeder
Counselor, RPC(c), CPA, CGA
"Have you ever wondered if there is more to life? Is worry and anxiety a constant struggle for you? There is a way to change your daily experience and find fulfillment, joy and peace in your life. If your main thought is that life should be easier, happier or more joyful then you are not alone. More and more people are searching for meaning in their lives and it is possible for you to feel happiness, joy and purpose in your life.
(778) 801-6172
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Michael Anthony Stephan
Counselor, BBA, RTC
"Having faced many struggles throughout my life, I gained an interest and curiosity at a young age to understand the human condition and the common threads of human struggle. My passion is to help others walk through their limiting self-concepts, fears and resistances to live a life of freedom, fulfillment and purpose. I specialize in anxiety counselling as well as career counseling/life path coaching. I utilize a psycho-emotional and transpersonal blended approach in working through real life struggles to uncover and address the source of discontent and anxiety that have given rise to these struggles.
(604) 812-5835
Verified by Psychology Today
Clara Sitar
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, BSW, MSW, RSW
"People in emotional pain often feel like there is no hope. Some feel so much shame from their past that they can't let any of it escape in words or tears. I am a gentle, compassionate, patient, and non-judgmental listener. I have tools to help you feel better, get better, and perhaps change your life. I keep all of the stories of my clients in strict confidence, and I would consider it a privilege and an honour to hear your story and to help you. Come to me with issues like depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, and suicidal thoughts.
(604) 725-0574
Verified by Psychology Today
Tanya Elez
Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD, RMFT, RCC
"I work with individuals, couples and families who wish to address issues of past trauma, grief, loss, depression and anxiety, or are hoping to improve their relationship, increase the level of intimacy and trust, or strengthen family and parenting skills. I practice from a systemic, strength based perspective and hold a holistic, hopeful view of human nature. In in order to promote well being and help you accomplish personal goals, I will collaborate with you, relying on your incredible resiliency and capacity to heal.
(604) 805-4690
New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 1B1
"Thank you for visiting my profile. I think it takes tremendous courage to seek any kind of support. I can best support you if you are willing and open to change. I am a very patient and understanding counsellor/therapist. I will work at a pace that suits you. Please also see www.bexsongreenconsulting.com. Thank you kindly. Andrew Bexson
(604) 868-5533
New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 5E4
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VIDA Counselling
"(NOTE: To find out more about an Organic approach to therapy, check out VIDA's beautiful & innovative website...). There are times in life when we feel stuck, unsure of which direction to go in. We find it difficult to experience the joy in life we once did. We live with unhappiness or have a sense we are losing our way. We live in a constant state of stress or we find ourselves facing problems that seem insoluble. Most of us will go through distinct times in our lives when we struggle in these ways. We are not alone in this!
(604) 220-6992
New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 1A5
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Keith Norris
Counselor, RTC
"My purpose is to release the client from any emotional distress or limiting beliefs and help that person become more fully functioning. I offer a unique style of therapy that targets how we feel about ourselves and encourages self-expression, self-awareness, self-development and a greater understanding of self. The result in turn diminishes depression, anxiety and low self-esteem.
(778) 791-0453
New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 1X4
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Francesca Tomas
Counselor, RPC, RTC
"Francesca is a Registered Professional Counsellor with the Canadian Professional Counsellors Association(CPCA) and a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor with the Association of Cooperative counselling Therapist.(RTC). She holds a specialty in addictions/substance abuse counselling and is a Life Skills Instructor and Coach. Francesca's commitment to clients is to provide a safe and respectful environment to explore and experience feelings and perceptions. Showing sincere interest in the comfort of her clients is her focus. Francesca believes that every situation every experience no matter how difficult or painful, is an opportunity for growth and change.
(604) 200-0587
New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 1B2
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Janyse Hrynkow
Marriage & Family Therapist, ECE, BA, PSYC, MA, PSYC
"I enjoy working with adults / children, individuals as well as relationships. and have been an adult educator and psychotherapist for almost 25 years. I am a clinical supervisor, have taught clinical psychology and love to create programs for the community.My focus in using integrative therapies to support my clients as they connect with their inner strengths and resources to create new patterns in their lives and to live as fully as they can. I use various therapeutic methods and treatment plans to meet clients needs that have resulted in increased strengths, new skill development, creative energy,confidence and wellness.
(604) 875-6318
Hosts group in:New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 3S9
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Steven Keeler
Marriage & Family Therapist, CCC, LMFT, LCPC
"Most of us are yearning for more out of life and our relationships. We yearn for more freedom, more choice, more love, more adventure, more willingness to risk, more contribution, more peace, more belonging. Clients say that as a result of seeing me for therapy, they experience themselves as having a renewed sense of purpose, direction, more freedom, peace, energy, vitality and a stronger connection to their own life force. I am unique from others in my field because I have devoted my life to learning how to help my clients actually transform what is holding them back rather than just talking about it.
(778) 986-2552
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 4X9
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Christina Bianchini
Counselor, RPC
"I believe that each of us desire a life that is rich, passionate and full of love and joy. I strive to support my clients to uncover their innate ability to create the life they want. Often this potential is limited by false beliefs that I have made up about myself as a result of the experiences I have had. This can take the form of depression, anxiety, or physical, mental or emotional addictions. I offer a compassionate and open space to explore and heal past hurts and move forward with claiming the gifts that come from facing our struggles.
(778) 881-0892
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 1A6
Verified by Psychology Today
Jim Roche
Psychologist, JD, PhD, CAGS, RPsych, RMFT
"In my Burnaby office I provide couple counselling, marriage and family therapy, psychoeducational assessments and ADHD testing and treatment. Much of my work is focused on children, adolescents and adults with Asperger's syndrome, autism spectrum disorder and ADHD. I specialize in providing individual couples treatment for those with Aspergers and related disorders. I am a registered behavioural specialist for children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder and Asperger's syndrome and have worked as en educational psychologist and provincial consultant on autism and behaviour disorders. I have 25 years experience working with schools, employers and the courts.
(778) 785-6856
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 5Z5
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Mark F Morissette
Marriage & Family Therapist, MSW, PhD, RCC
"Let me ask you: Are you struggling with an important relationship in your life? To do with your family, your partner, your child, your work? Are you troubled by the emotions youre experiencing? Feeling a profound sense of frustration, confusion, or desperation? Worried about the toll these issues are beginning to take? Think you've exhausted all your options for how to effectively manage? Do you wonder if there's quality professional help available? Help that recognizes & acknowledges what's important to you? If so, then look no further. Call now. We'll schedule a time.
(604) 210-1832
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 3A7
"What is stopping you from living a happy, healthy and successful life? Most of us have issues whether present or in the past that are affecting us and contributing to the problems we are now facing. Whether anger, abuse, grief or trauma, I will work with you to uncover the roots and help you go forward free. We will work on building new and healthier habits so that you can go forward and live your dreams. Change is possible and I want to help you achieve it. Finding Freedom Counselling Services offers you a registered and professionally trained counsellor. I promise you empathy and confidentiality.
(604) 312-7958
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 4J5
Verified by Psychology Today
Sarah L Lipsett
Counselor, MA, RTC, MTC, RCS
"I work in all areas of life, love and loss. If you need support in the areas of; relationships or commitment issues, coping skills, self esteem, depression, stress, anxiety, pet bereavement, grief and loss due to a life limiting illness, death or separation and divorce please feel free to call me. I also work in the areas of communication skills, life transitions, relaxation and stress management, I would be happy to discuss with you the possibility of working together. I work with individuals, couples and therapeutic and support groups.
(604) 564-6222
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 1C4
Verified by Psychology Today
Ina Stockhausen
"I am passionate about working with women and addressing issues that are standing in the way of you experiencing life from a place of joy, self-love and empowerment. As women we tend to wear many hats such as daughter, mother, spouse, caregiver, career woman. Low self-esteem, co-dependency or inability to say no, feeling responsible, poor body image, fertility issues, sexual abuse or abuse, perfectionism or emotional eating...all these challenges can create stress and overwhelm which can lead to anxiety, depression and more. Pls check out my website www.goddessrevealed.ca for more information about my work.
(778) 558-8207
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 2B3
Verified by Psychology Today
Jenny Brown
Counselor, RTC
"In a relaxed environment and using a warm, collaborative approach, I help clients who seek relief from issues such as anxiety, depression, phobias, low self-esteem, culture shock, grief and loss (including pet loss), chronic conditions, and major life transitions. Be encouraged that my counselling environment is a place where you will be heard, understood, encouraged, and accepted just as you are. Major life transitions can bring about major stresses. I offer you a safe place to offload and effective tools to get you back on track and feeling in control of your life again.
(604) 782-6106
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3M 5T7
Verified by Psychology Today
Ina Stockhausen
Marriage & Family Therapist, RPC
"Have Addiction, Anger issues or other betrayals eroded the trust and emotional safety in your marriage or relationship? Do you spend more time bickering and arguing than loving and appreciating each other? Are you trying to recover from the effects of trauma, illness or loss? When couples or individuals are willing and committed to positive life changes, healing can take place. Besides offering you my wisdom, intuition and training, I am passionate about providing you with specific and practical tools which will allow you to maintain and expand on the benefits gained from our sessions.
(778) 558-8207
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 3W7
Verified by Psychology Today
Michael David De Jong
Psychologist, PhD
"The focus of my work is with clients seeking therapy for anxiety (PTSD, OCD, driving anxiety etc...) and depressive disorders (depression, Bipolar, adjustment with depression) as well as individuals with ADD/ADHD I use a mindfulness based therapy called ACT for treating emotional issues and biofeedback and neurofeedback technology for working with clients who have ADD and ADHD. The rate I charge for therapy is $160.00 per hour, the rate recommended by the BC Psychological Association.
(604) 999-5809
Office is near:New Westminster, British Columbia V3L 5G9
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Hotelier Dean Sheriff says he is unhappy with the level of compensation he has been offered
Published: 26 June, 2013
by WILLIAM McLENNAN
HOTELIERS are being evicted from their Georgian townhouses by billionaire landlords.
The Portman Estate, which manages 110 acres of land across central London, is in the process of taking back possession of a row of six grade-II listed hotels in Gloucester Place, near Baker Street tube station.
Tenants who run the affordable B&B-style accommodation have been told they must pack their bags when their leases expire.
The Portman Estate said that after refurbishment works the buildings would remain as hotels, but would be more upmarket, and run by an agent for the Estate behalf.
Several hoteliers have already agreed a compensation package with the Portman Estate, but some fear the change will ruin the character of the area by replacing the family-run hotels with upmarket chains.
Dean Sheriff, of the Gloucester Place Hotel, said: "They want to systematically close down all the affordable family-run B&B hotels in Marylebone, starting off with those on Gloucester Place and to instead join them together and create a very large expensive boutique hotel which they intend to contract out to an operator."
Louise McConnachie, from the Portman Estate, said: "We have appointed a manager to operate on our behalf. It will be our business and he will be doing the day-to-day running.
"It will be a better quality – more four-star quality than is currently there."
Mr Sheriff is unhappy with the level of compensation that he has been offered and says he needs more time to run his hotel and recover the investment he made when he took it on.
He said: "Some of my neighbours have been here for 50 years and most of them have been here for several decades. We feel it's ridiculous that such a powerful and wealthy family of landowners should be so inconsiderate.
"We believe that with the current economic crisis it's very unethical. This multi-billionaire family want to kick everyone out to make more profits."
Ms McConnachie added: "On three of the properties we have completed negotiations and secured possession as and when we need it.
"We're still discussing Mr Sheriff's lease expiry, and whether we are going through the courts or whether we'll be able to agree something with him, so starting will depend on those negotiations completing.
"We are hopeful that we'll be putting the application in at the end of July. We've got six buildings in total that we are looking to do, so we will be hopefully starting on the first two on-site next year and then do them in stages."


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Wood Support Frame for Plywood
I will be framing this weekend for the hearth and am confused as to which way to lay the frame for the plywood. I have two installation guides and one shows the 2 x4 on edge and one shows it laying on its side. For those of you who have already poured their hearths, which method do you recommend and which one do you think will provide the best support?
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For laying up the hearth on a horizontal plane, the 2x4s on edge will give you way more structural strength with far less deflection.
Janprimus is correct. However, with adequate bracing below the 2x4 you can prevent deflection. Laying them flat may reduce the chance the concrete board (which I think you decided on?) will fold by increasing the supported surface area for teh concrete board. I think I used about 18 vertical braces and the equivalent to 3 2x6 (rather than 2x4) laid flat per quadrant. Here's a step where you really should just use more support than you might think necessary, you cannot overdo this, and failure would cause problems :) .
Plywood is down.....onto the rebar. So is 12" on center enough? I am assuming that means the rebar pieces are 12" apart from one another creating basically a 12 x12 square. Hopefully will finish by tomorrow as I would like to pour the hearth this weekend.
Good luck with your pour: that's a LOT of work.
I just poured mine last weekend I did not use one nail laid 2x4 onthe flat braced by 2x4 legs 1/2 inch ply make sure you put enough bracing also when pouring concrete spread it around equal and dont make it to wet.
I used 3/4 inch strand board (OSB). I cut it into two panels for easy removal. Supported by 2x4 on edge along perimeter, and a doubled 2x4 in the center to support the seam. I used the plastic that came around my load of concrete blocks to line the OSB for easy removal. I didn't nail the OSB to the supports, just let gravity work for you.
My rebar was 12 inches on center, supported by flat pieces of mortar that I chipped off of my recycled bricks. I only had to support three pieces of bar, and the rest was criscrossed on top.
Chris and Captain,
These sound perfect. No nails necessary (underneath). Can I convince you to post photos in the gallery? I think everyone enjoys watching ovens go up. Better than a barn raising.
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Urban Decay 24/7 Liquid Liner in Perversion
117 reviews
61% would repurchase
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on 4/7/2015 4:14:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The staying power is awesome, but awesomer still is the applicator. That tiny brush is PERFECT for getting exactly what I want and getting exactly where I want it. Rebuy for sure!
on 2/12/2015 9:04:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Probably the best thing about this liner is the tiny wand. I don't wear a lot of eyeliner but I really like using liquid liner to tightline my eyes. This liner is super black. However, it's not completely matte. It has a slight sheen. It's also really long lasting. It might take a lighter longer to dry, but once it's dry it stays put. The only downside was that it started flaking when the tube starting getting dry (I've had it for over a year, though, so that's understandable). Not sure if it's really worth $18, but I've seen it on sale at Sephora and Nordstrom Rack for $10. I would most definitely buy it if you come across it while it's on sale. The packaging is also sturdy and hasn't broken or leaked. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good liquid liner.
on 2/12/2015 10:58:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This liquid liner has to be one of the worst I've ever tried and I've tried a lot.
The pros of this liquid liner is that it's very intensely inky black, definitely has a bit of a subtle gloss (like patent leather) when it's dried. The very thin brush enables the application of very very thin black lines, although the utter flimsiness of the brush might be a bit cumbersome for those of us with less than steady hands. It is pretty darn waterproof, well at least on the back of my hands.
The cons, they are good and significant. For one, the liner takes quite a while to try. So if you happen to look up before it's dried on your lash line - BAM, liner all up on your upper eyelid. Also, it flakes like no tomorrow! The mere use of a soft eyeshadow brush to apply eyeshadow causes the liner to crack and flake all over the place. Using an eyelash curler after application of this liner results in a the most massive scale of flaky disaster. I am fairly sure I've never had another liquid liner flake so drastically on me! I think this can be attributed to the fact that this eyeshadow dries as a very glossy layer on top of your skin. Perhaps this is more so a liner for girls whom have naturally curled eyelashes and prefer that subtle liner, no eye shadow type of look?
Moreover, trust in the fact that I've given this liner a few tries now, and half of the time, it's caused my left eye to water so profusely that I had to draw in the cried off portions with a pencil liner. So yeah, perhaps "waterproof," but not "tearfully cry proof." Not what formula causes this in my left eye, but I've experienced it with Almay's liquid liner too.
I received this as part of a kit, so I can't return it sadly, in the trash it goes.
on 1/24/2015 4:32:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This product's biggest flaw is it's terrible packaging. Liner consistently got all over my lashes during application even when I was careful and the cap stopped twisting all the way shut within a month of moderate use. Concerning the actual product inside when the cap actually closed, it was a nice, shiny (not matte) black color that didn't dry quickly - it looked good at first then began flaking after maybe 4 hours of use. Once while using this, the ink leaked from above my lash line into my eyes - the surface of my eyeball was covered with the ink and I had to flush my eye out, ruining the rest of my makeup. For $19, it lasted for about a month... just an overall bad experience using this eyeliner. I have used drugstore ink-and-brush liquid eyeliners that are not as high maintenance or just simply as bad as this one. For the price, I would recommend the Stila Stay All Day or Kat Von D Ink Liner.
on 1/8/2015 9:41:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Black
Bought 3 again. Obsessed with this eyeliner! I've tried almost every "best" brands (Bobbi Brown, Stila, Kat Von D and eveb drugstore BESTS) but this eyeliner is the only liner that doesn't transfer to my lower lid (oily monolids)! Super waterproof! I <3 Demolition color.
on 11/25/2014 9:24:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Dark, Neutral
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Flakes off after a few hours of putting it on. This is really problematic if you wear contact lenses. The rim of the bottle gets clumply, and then it gets all gooey and crusty around there, (not very hygienic), but this also causes the product to dry out faster, thereby decreasing it's longevity. UB really needs do something about their formula and/or they way they package it. The product itself, dries on sheen as opposed to matte, which is nice on occasion. It isn't the absolute blackest liquid liner out there. (That title goes to the GOSH artliner, which has since been discontinued). Skip it, you're better off with a drug store brand. It gets two lippies, solely for the brush, it's very fine and you do so much with that, but not for long, because it'll eventually end up flaking off.
on 11/16/2014 10:08:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I'm not sure how I feel about this liner. The wand is very long and thin, which makes it difficult to use and it's very easy to get it all over the place. This is certainly not the product for anyone that does not have a 100% steady hand. This product also seems to come off in sheets, which is really weird. I guess I'm just not a liquid liner kind of person.
on 10/31/2014 3:07:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
It isn't terrible, but it isn't great, and it definitely isn't worth $20. It's best for thin lines, not thick lines or wings. The brush is great and it applies smoothly. however, it is incredibly thin and takes a long time to dry. The pigment is great, and it stays on for most of the day, but it will start to flake off, especially the inner corners of my eyes. It kind of settles in my eyelashes too, which makes it difficult to apply mascara and makes my lashes clumpy. You're honestly better off using ELF liquid liner. its $1 and works 10x better than this.
on 10/24/2014 1:41:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Torn! I am so torn about this product... I love the pigment, it doesn't rub off, it is perfect for the expierenced. The only thing is... It seems to get on ur eyelashes and makes mascara kinda akward idk I've recently tried a couple gel eyeliners and I hated them, so I'll prolly be going back to this one
on 10/9/2014 1:13:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I have always worn liquid liner and this was one of the worst I have tried. It's hard to put on, it flakes, takes forever to dry and by midday it's smudged everywhere. I did use it with the UD primer but it did not stay. I would not recommend or buy this again.
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