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on 6/21/2012 9:59:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Dark, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I picked this up at Big Lots for under 5 bucks! I figured it wouldn't be a huge loss if it didn't work for me. I have very short, thin lashes, with zero volume.Anyway, I've been using it for a little over a month and I have seen a difference in the length of my lashes, although it is subtle. However, the amount and volume of my lashes didn't change. The applicator has a tapered shape so it makes the little lashes easier to get to. What I like most about this product is that it doesn't flake (!!!!!) I've tried so many mascaras that were good, but flaked horribly, thus making them completely useless by the end of the day.
One thing to note is that this product does smudge, so I would recommend you get waterproof if you have watery eyes, or plan on crying alot (smile). Also I really wish it could not only lengthen lashes, but add volume to the lashes. All in all, its a good product, and worth a try if you want a cheap alternative to lengthening your lashes.
on 6/17/2012 12:46:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I've had sooo many experiences where I'll buy a product and get my hopes up, but it won't do anything for me that it promised. I was looking for a lengthening mascara and I picked this up NOT expecting it to change the ACTUAL length of my lashes. Let me say, I was blown away when after about a month of using this I noticed a difference. I was confused at first because it seemed like my top lashes were thicker, and my bottom ones were much longer, and I had no idea why. Then I finally realized it had been a month since I started using this, and I was shocked! A product that works! It's clumpy the first few times you use it, but it gives insane length and I've actually gotten a ton of compliments! I love this!
on 6/5/2012 3:38:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Black, Curly, Other
Eyes: Blue
I had bought this mascara a couple of years ago and I decided to try it out again because I read so many positive reviews.
I don't like the results from this mascara. I experienced next to nothing in terms of volume and the formula is so soupy that it was hard to apply without it getting on my eyelids. I did see some lengthening, but it was hardly spectacular.
Pretty disappointed by this product, actually. Mediocre length, no volume and a wet, messy application. Would not purchase again.
on 5/28/2012 11:58:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I bought Rimmel's Lash Accelerator to try out some cheap lash growth mascaras! Unfortunately, my asian lashes did NOT experience any lash growth after a month's worth of using the mascara. However, all is not lost because I find that the wet formula of the Lash Accelerator mascara paints the upper crease below the eyelids very, very nicely ;-) You just need a lash brush and you need to wipe some of the product on the lash brush. Then wiggle the brush where the crease is and you get a lovely, darkening effect to compliment your eyes and whatever else mascara you use! I would buy Rimmel's Lash Accelerator mascara again JUST for crease darkening purposes.
on 5/24/2012 11:28:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I have 3 Rimmel mascars on rotation right now, and I have to say I love this one the most. I havent been using it long enough to notice any growth, but it applies like a dream, isnt clumpy, and makes my lashes appear longer and fuller without messy fiber tubes. Its very easy to apply and take off, but it doesnt smudge or run during the day. I have yet to have a bad experience with Rimmel mascaras.
on 5/8/2012 5:12:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
So i decided to buy this when i noticed a little eyelash bald spot that i just wouldn't be able to coverup with an eye-lash combover :P so i'm not exactly sure if this REALLY helps your eyelashes grow, but might as well try right? So i don't use the same mascaras consecutively, so haven't noticed TOO much growth yet and it's been about a month since i purchased this. But other than that factor i love this mascara. I rarely give out 5/5 ratings but i definitely think this mascara earned it. For me the depth of black was perfect and the brush, although strange looking, is really good. The shorter bristles are good for lower lashes and the thicker bristles are amazing for length and volume. You can get even the smallest on inner eyelashes covered with this. The packaging is a metallic lemon-lime color, which surprising for a girl who loves her spa pale greens and blues, really likes. It makes it easier to find in the depths of a purse and has a unique flare to it.I don't need to reapply during the day. I really, really like this and hope that the growth thing works!
on 4/16/2012 10:56:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
This is my HG mascara. I've always had a problem with my eyelashes shedding particularly since I've been a daily user of mascara for many years, but this one keeps them strong and healthy, I haven't had any lashes falling off since I started using it many months ago, so it is ideal for everyday use. I have average-length lashes with average volume and this gives me a great day-time look for the office. If I need a little more 'oomph' I just apply a second coat after a couple minutes, and I'd curl my lashes beforehand. But generally I save my bad-ass volumnizer mascara for special evenings, and use this one for any other occasion. Oh I love, love, love the price too! What else can I say, it's cheap and it works for me, so far the only mascara in its price range that keeps my lashes strong, prevents hair loss, while serving its purpose as a mascara. I also haven't had problems with clumping and it's pretty easy to wash off (I use vaseline to remove mascara before washing my face).
on 4/16/2012 10:36:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I am a total mascara snob, having tried everything on all ends of the spectrum--I was a huge fan of L'Oreal's ACCENTUOUS mascara back in the day and cry all the time it never came back--used it for years and swore by it--and had gone thru tons of disenchanted mascaras, from DIORSHOW to clinique to LANCOME to all the cheapie ones--and stumbled across this in extreme black--and I'm a happy mascara snob again :) I HATE big bushy brushes, I hate clumps, I like a smaller brush that separates and coats each lash and sorta stretches it out as you sweep the brush across--and this doesn't bother my eyes at all. I can't abide waterproof mascara with all the fibers dropping in my eyes, but this one lasts ALL day and removes well with eye makeup remover :) It's not waterproof, but wears very well :)
I LOVE this, and most of the time can get this at drugstores for buy one get one half off--so I stock up and store away :)
on 4/12/2012 7:42:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Relaxed, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Generally, I like this mascara.
On my lashes I find it lenghtening, but not volumising. It separates my lashes well, and doesn't really ever clump, which I like.
When I first bought it and started using it, the formula was VERY RUNNY, which on the one hand was great because it was really easy to evenly and nicely coat my lashes and they looked really black but natural (I have the black cap one btw). But on the other hand, God forbid you blinked AT ALL the first good minute or two after applying it, or you'd end up with smdged mascara everywhere!!! It is really easy to swipe off though, and I do find it's the easiest mascara to take off in the evening, out of all I've ever tried - which I love. But this also means that it does smudge a bit during the day, initially at least. I do have sensitive eyes and they get runny in the wind though, so maybe that's just on me.
Once you've used it a bit and it gets drier, it doesn't smudge as much, if at all.
As for the lash growth, I've used this for a good 2-3 months now and haven't noticed any improvement, but my lashes do seem healthier. I think though this is not because of the mscara itself, but because it's so easy to take off so my lashes don't fall as I remove my makeup, which means they grow for longer.
This is about £9 here in the UK. Would I repurchase? Not sure, because the fact that it's so runny and smudges so easily does really annoy me.
EDIT: Just repurchased this - I'd missed having a mascara with such a light formulation. I guess I'll just have to wait till it gets a tiny bit drier!
on 4/11/2012 10:30:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I LOVE this product. For all of you who don't believe a mascara can increase lash number or length, you are completely wrong. I wish I had taken before and after pictures, because the difference was jaw dropping. The first couple weeks of using this product slowly transformed my lashes.Even without wearing mascara there was a noticeable difference.
After a couple of weeks it stopped working ( but honestly if it had continued working my eyelashes would have just looked ridiculous). But the mascara works really well after the lash growing effect has worn off. I swipe this on, slightly wiggling the wand back and forth and twirling upward. After they dry I use the tweezerman lash comb, combing first with the comb facing down and then comb the lashes up. To be honest, if I didn't comb my lashes it probably wouldn't look very good, because without combing this mascara tends to clump.
The process takes a good amount of time. I mean, I can't just swipe this on and go. The extra time doesn't bother me though, the extra work is definitely worth it. I am a lash perfectionist, I need long lashes with zero clumps and zero gaps which is almost impossible to get without some work.
I have not noticed any flaking during the day. However, when I comb little flakes of mascara come off, so I just grab a fluffy brush and wipe them away. Maybe the combing gets off any flakes that would fall off during the day? but I obviously don't know for sure.
I curl at the base and halfway down my lashes with a shu uemura curler, and I have not noticed my lashes losing any curl because of this mascara.
I have gone through about 4 tubes of this. Definitely my HG mascara, I am sure that as long as they make this I am going to keep going back to it.
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Alex Fees: I'm Alex Fees on Small Business Television. We are coming to you from Cleveland, Ohio with the 2008 COSE Small Business Conference. COSE that's the Council of Smaller Enterprises and joining me here now is Jack Thomason. Jack I appreciate you being here.
Jack Thomason: Hi! Nice to meet you.
Alex Fees: Jack is an Engineer who co-owns is that right three different companies?
Jack Thomason: Right.
Alex Fees: In the general industry?
Jack Thomason: Yes.
Alex Fees: Let's lists those Jack. These are names and websites, correct?
Jack Thomason: Correct.
Alex Fees: Clevelandlasertherapy.com, that's number one, greatinternetdental.com.
Jack Thomason: Greatinternetdentalmarketing.com.
Alex Fees: Sorry, GreatInternetDentalMarketing.com and InSodenTally.com. Help me with the third one.
Jack Thomason: InSodenTally.com, basically with spot—
Alex Fees: Spell it.
Jack Thomason: I-N-S-O-D-E-N-T-A-L-L-Y.
Alex Fees: Alright, what are those? What do you do?
Jack Thomason: Well, I basically developed a group of businesses all around the dental profession. And those businesses basically feed one another in that area. But as the far as reaching is insodentally and great internet dental marketing because most dentists, the biggest challenge for most dentists is to get new patients. And most dentists are not necessarily geared towards marketing.
Alex Fees: Sure because they spend a time in dental school.
Jack Thomason: You're right. Well they spend all their time in another patients mouth.
Alex Fees: Absolutely.
Jack Thomason: And so they spend very a little time trying to grow there business. So, it's a big frustration for them. So, basically, I developed a group of companies that help the dentists succeed.
Alex Fees: And you are, you are an Engineering background, as I right?
Jack Thomason: Yeah! I'm an Engineer Mechanical and I have an MBA.
Alex Fees: And you work with periodotist obviously.
Jack Thomason: I worked with two periodotist correct.
Alex Fees: So, how do you help them in marketing?
Jack Thomason: Well, basically the dentists today basically spends the majority of their time as I said working on the patient. They invest heavily in technology in their office. But to gain patients, to bring more patients into a practice, the technology investment really needs to be made from the office to the patient. So, I'm utilizing all of the latest technologies like blogging, like hi-definition television and so forth to stay in contact with the patients, build new patients and basically educate patients.
Alex Fees: Wow, will hi-definition TV, blogging I mean, that sounds like that's the future certainly not just in dentistry but in almost every industry is it not?
Jack Thomason: Yes, I mean, in terms of how it's going. If you go to a café and you see the young people today. They're all sitting with their computers or their iPods. Well, if you are dentists, the old traditional way marketing is probably go bye, bye because that next generation of clientele are not going to go to the yellow pages to look for a dentist.
Alex Fees: Yeah! They are not tuned into that market.
Jack Thomason: No, they're going to look on their iPod while they're walking along the beach in California and they're going to think I need to have this particular surgery. They're going to look in there iPhone and they're going to go, Oh, I need to have this particular surgery, I'm in Los Angeles. Where can I have this done?"
Alex Fees: A kind of paradigm shift, is it not? A completely different way of thinking as far as the consumers of marketing.
Jack Thomason: Absolutely, my formal education is in Marketing and I graduated in 1990 from a local school here Case Western. But, I would say 90% of what I learned you can pretty much throw out the window because the way that the marketing is heading today is all through social networks. You actually attract the costumer versus how I used to go or do it by knocking on doors and trying to target costumer.
Alex Fees: Right.
Jack Thomason: So, it's really changing and you know I'm 49 so it's takes a good bit to come on board. One of the promise we have here and living in Cleveland is the West Coast is doing a lot of this already. So, in places like Cleveland it's a little bit more difficult. So, you've really need to bring the information and that's what I'm so excited about this SBTV because it can bring a global perspective right here to people that normally wouldn't have that opportunity.
Alex Fees: Probably a little slower of option in some parts of the mid West?
Jack Thomason: Well yeah, I mean, we're still trying to come out of that traditional manufacturing mentality.
Alex Fees: Yeah.
Jack Thomason: And we lost I think 280,000 manufacturing jobs here. So, it's a slow transition.
Alex Fees: Jack, tell me about your participation in COSE? Is this new?
Jack Thomason: No it's not, I actually been with COSE since 1985 when I was working at a large Fortune 500 company but I was associated with COSE, but I only used COSE in the health insurance area. Now, with all the resources that they're offering i.e. yourself, this is a fantastic advantage you know for small business people like myself to be able to be on the global market place.
Alex Fees: So, in light of that is what you're hoping to leave a COSE conference with, is it changing as opposed to when you first got involved?
Jack Thomason: Well, absolutely. I mean, I'm sitting here talking to you and within a matter of minutes, I can be broadcast to the world. Five to 10 minutes however it takes the load this up on a website, in five to 10 minutes people could be hearing my voice in China.
Alex Fees: Yeah, absolutely.
Jack Thomason: So, absolutely it changed. This digital technology high definition technology is going to change the way we go to market.
Alex Fees: Okay, alright. Jack Thomason. Thank you Jack!
Jack Thomason: Thank You!
Alex Fees: Now you got to help me here Jack is with Cleveland Laser Therapy which is also a website.com, greatinternetdentalmarketing.com and insodentally.com, right?
Jack Thomason: Yes, that's correct.
Alex Fees: Is there some place people can go to get information about your companies?
Jack Thomason: My name website but that's basically the only other place.
Alex Fees: Okay, good deal. Well let's give and all you have it here.
Jack Thomason: That just www.jackwthomason.com.
Alex Fees: Alright, good deal. Again, he is Jack Thomason, I'm Alex Fees. You're watching Small Business Television, we're coming to you from COSE 2008, the Council on Smaller Enterprises. I dare to say, small only in name.
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2. Confession ~ National Lampoon
3. Dick Ballentine Phone In #1 ~ National Lampoon
4. Disco Hotline ~ National Lampoon
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20. Mr. Roberts #2 ~ National Lampoon
21. Dial-A-Curse ~ National Lampoon
22. Humpback Whales ~ National Lampoon
23. Listener Sponsored Radio #4 ~ National Lampoon
24. 2,015 Year Old Man ~ National Lampoon
25. Fasten Your Seatbelts ~ National Lampoon
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27. Monolithic Oil ~ National Lampoon
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1. Perrier Junkie ~ National Lampoon
2. At The Bear ~ National Lampoon
3. What Is God? ~ National Lampoon
4. Fartman ~ National Lampoon
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10. What About Reupholsterers? ~ National Lampoon
11. Shakespeare Knock Knocks ~ National Lampoon
12. Nude Figure Model ~ National Lampoon
13. Couple At The Door ~ National Lampoon
14. Christopher Street ~ National Lampoon
15. California Hot Tub ~ National Lampoon
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17. What Were You Expecting Rock And Roll? ~ National Lampoon
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1. Introduction, An ~ National Lampoon
2. Annie ~ National Lampoon
3. Firing Line ~ National Lampoon
4. Cocaine ~ National Lampoon
5. Jane Fonda Speaks Out ~ National Lampoon
6. Firing Line 2 ~ National Lampoon
7. Sushi Riot Godspeak Suite ~ National Lampoon
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9. Born Again Bob ~ National Lampoon
10. Godspeak ~ National Lampoon
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12. South Bronx Is Burning ~ National Lampoon
13. Byz Talk ~ National Lampoon
14. Abe Shenkle's Rock Show ~ National Lampoon
15. Sidewinders ~ National Lampoon
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18. Best Friends ~ National Lampoon
19. Mr. Reagan's Neighborhood ~ National Lampoon
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1. Deteriorata ~ National Lampoon
2. Save The Whales ~ National Lampoon
3. Colorado ~ National Lampoon
4. I'm A Woman ~ National Lampoon
5. Well-Intentioned Blues ~ National Lampoon
6. Mission: Impeachable ~ National Lampoon
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12. Those Fabulous Sixties ~ National Lampoon
13. Magical Misery Tour ~ National Lampoon
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|National Lampoon: Chevy Chase, Christopher Cerf, Christopher Guest, Fred Jones, Garry Goodrow, Geoffrey Holder, Gilda Radner, Rodger Bumpass, Gracie Whitebread, Harold Ramis, Teresa Ganzel, Shelley Barre, Jeff Mandel, John Belushi, Laraine Newman, Alice Playten, Michael Simmons, Rhonda Coullet, Richard Belzer, Steve Collins, Tony Hendra, Tony Scheuren, John Dunn, Big Mike Griffin, Bill Murray , Norman Rose, Mark Horowitz, Bob Dryden, Philip Proctor, Tia Brelis, Barry Diamond, Wendy Goldman, David Hurdon, Suzy Demeter, Sid Davis, Anna Uppstrom, Abe Schenkle, Tony Kisch, Elizabeth Kemp, Wendy Goldman, James Widdoes, Pat Bright, John Weidman, George Agoglia, Sylvia Grant, Rory Dodd, Brian Doyle-Murray.
|This four-CD set offers a little something -- actually, a lot of something -- for everyone, though not enough of the actual best of the National Lampoon. Essentially a packaging of four existing CDs -- That's Not Funny, That's Sick, White Album, and Sex, Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll, and the End of the World, along with Greatest Hits of the National Lampoon -- it has too many unfunny moments on discs one, two, and three, representing the downward spiral of the organization, and not enough highlights of the true best material represented on disc four, the greatest-hits volume, which covers the Lampoon's earlier history. Disc four is the highlight, containing as it does the best moments of the Radio Dinner album -- "Deteriorata," "Those Fabulous Sixties," and "Magical Misery Tour" -- plus bits from Lemmings, Missing White House Tapes, and Goodbye Pop. The other three discs don't hold up nearly as well, representing a newer (and decidedly more uncensored) generation of writers and performers who aren't half as clever. As it happens, at least part of Sex, Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll, and the End of the World, with its barbed look at the politics, morality, and hypocrisy of the early '80s, holds up well today, including the song "Cocaine" (no, drug czar William Bennett wasn't blowing his money up his nose with cocaine, but he was shoveling it onto the gaming tables of casinos at Vegas, while debating publicly whether his was a cabinet-level position). And with the actress' re-emergence in 2005, "Jane Fonda Speaks Out" is newly topical, with its vicious digs at its subject and her ex-husband Tom Hayden. But there aren't enough moments like that on the first three discs, and not quite enough of the truly great parts of the Lampoon's best years on disc four, to make this more than a partly satisfying overview. Now, a three-disc set of Radio Dinner, Lemmings, and Missing White House Tapes, on the other hand -- there you're talking greatness, and an indispensable collection. ~ Bruce Eder
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|Original Release Date : 2005
|Catalog ID : 3860
|Label : Uproar Entertainment
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Can Germany do for storage what it did for solar? Country ponders subsidy
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Quick Take: Germany is often credited for a "solar miracle." Even though it's a cloudy country, it is a world leader in solar energy thanks to a generous feed-in tariff that lasted for years. The mechanism promises long-term contracts at above-market rates for solar producers. As a result, thousands of solar installations were put up. Germany is credited for helping bring down the prices of solar systems in the early years, since the country provided enough business that economies of scale began to kick in.
Could Germany's proposed storage subsidy have the same effect?
I always fear subsidies because they distort the market and create a boom/bust cycle. Boom while the subsidy lasts, bust as soon as it's over. But maybe this is what the market needs to get over the hump and go mainstream. - By Jesse Berst
May 1 is the day a long-promised storage subsidy will be formally proposed in Germany. According to a story in The Energy Collective, those who install storage will be granted a 30% subsidy. The program will apply to distributed solar installations with a maximum size of 30 KW. The installations must meet a series of other requirements.
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Slow Cooker Roasted Chicken
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|Dried thyme leaves
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1. Remove the giblets from the chicken. Remove as much fat and skin as possible. Rinse and drain the chicken; pat dry inside and out with paper towels. Mix all the seasonings with the olive oil to make a paste. Spread a little of the seasoning paste inside the cavity. Place the chicken, breast side up, in a 3 1/2- or 4-quart electric slow cooker. Spread the remaining seasoning over the top of the chicken.
2. Cover and cook on the high heat setting 3 to 3 1/2 hours (6/2 to 7 1/2 hours on low), or until the chicken is cooked through and the juices run clear.
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Location: United States
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Hey Mike!
Yes, that is Crazy Jeff. He tortured his bike on the pre-run a couple of weeks ago. He hasn't committed but he should be.
If returning to the starting point it's about 1,700 miles. First day is the longest. Second day is most diverse riding. Last day is mostly super easy fast highway miles.
There's room for a fair number of people to stay overnight at my place and probably Jeff's place too so you can be really close to the departure point.
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Bump just because of the awesome title. Did anyone go on this butt burner. Weather should be perfect and a little cooler in the dez.
Joined: Nov 2010
Location: HESPERIA CA
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Think he had it set for this weekend, nice loop would like to see ride report
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Any ride reports?
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Ride was a great success. Lots of fun. We had some flexibility in our schedules so we left earlier and included Moab and 2 more National Parks.
I have photos. Mom's in hospital. Between that and business I haven't had time to upload or write a proper ride report.
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You've waited long enough. It's time for a Reefer report.
The Reefer Madness ride was originally scheduled for 3 days. We were going to hit 4 National Parks in One day, Joshua Tree, Zion, Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef. That was Plan A.
Plan B is Always better...
The small group who did this ride had a little more schedule flexibility so we added 1/2 day and 2 more National Parks, Arches and Canyonlands.
As usual I didn't take many photos so have to share the few that were provided by others. Some riders left from southern CA and others we met in Las Vegas. The day started out something like this:
Why settle for one National Park when you can have so many? Here's a photo of the first National Park:
Duh, it was dark outside. The ride through Joshua Tree was, well, dark. After stretching our dirt legs on some mild Joshua Tree trails it was time for Slab City.
OK, not that Slab City. Sunrise came somewhere between 29 Palms and Amboy. The ride through the Mojave Preserve in the early morning hours is always beautiful. We hit a little bit of Route 66 before passing through Kelso and then eventually up to I-15 just before the Nevada line. Met up with the remaining riders in some brothel in Vegas. Grabbed a bite to eat, no, not at the brothel, and left Sin City ASAP.
The ride to Zion was uneventful. Picked up some road grub along the way. Then we hit the holiday weekend deadlock going into Zion. A couple of the riders (yeah, me too) needed a National Parks Pass so had to stop at the entrance. The rider in front of me told the lady he had a handicapped parking pass so they gave him a Free lifetime National Parks Pass . When she asked me if I were disabled also there was some internal debate then I said No. This isn't Zion. In fact I don't know where this was taken but it seems the report is overdue for a photo:
After Zion we rode up to Bryce Canyon:
Then up and over the Amazing Hwy 12 toward Boulder. Seeing a very pretty lady in Escalante I hooked a U. The excuse to talk to her being the location of the dirt road that goes over Backbone Bridge. She pointed us in the right direction and soon we crossed the bridge where evidently the world's first bulldozer tightrope act was performed as a bulldozer drove across a couple of planks pulling the bridge into place. Or something like that. I don't have a photo of that but I do have a photo of this:
You know you want one.
So now we arrive at Boulder and stop at the Boulder Grill. I think that's the name and I know I have photos but can't find them. Previous excursions in the area showed that the Boulder grill uses Local Beef . I will say that the burgers are freakin fantastic. The desserts, both the waitstaff and the food are equally fantastic.
After fueling bikes and bodies we undertook our first alteration of Plan A. Plan B had begun! We headed down the Burr Trail through Capitol Reef National Park all the way to Bullfrog. If you've never ridden down the Burr Trail it is something you really need to do. Incredible. Just can't describe it so go do it. While on the dirt road in Capitol Reef we passed a couple other adventure bike riders going super slowly in the opposite direction. They had no dust cloud but when I glanced in the rear view mirror that's all I could see behind us. Sorry. So we bagged our 4 National Parks in one day and there's still more to come.
At Bullfrog we threw our sleeping bags on the ground in the campground among hundreds of Lake Powell party boaters. The plan was to take the Ferry across the lake the next morning. Little did we know that our weakness for cheap booze and fast women would be our undoing that night. It was Kareoke night at the marina bar. Those of you who know me know that dancing was involved. Faster than we realized Last Call showed us out the door. There were some after last call festivities under the stars then lights out.
Next morning we chatted with the harbor master regarding alternatives to the ferry that was out of commission due to a 150 gallon antifreeze leak. We tried to get them to load our bikes onto a barge and carry us across but they were having nothing to do with that. Hangovers in hand we walked along the houseboats at the docks. Later we rode out to Hwy 95 which is definitely not lacking for scenery and great curvy riding. We crossed the Colorado River at Hite and got some gas. Talked to some Germans who were riding Harleys out West for about 6 weeks.
Took a little detour through Natural Bridges National Monument. Saw more pretty sights. Then at Blanding we we got off some of the main highways (that have about 1 car every 10 minutes) and onto some back roads. Saw some dude riding a Pumpkin in the opposite direction. He seemed surprised to see another KTM out in the middle of nowhere. Must not be from California. This back-road diversion took us here:
I'd hate to be the paperboy who had to lug that thing to subscribers.
From Newspaper Rock we headed up to Canyonlands National Park first stop:
The views here are phenomenal:
A shot of the road on the way to Needles Overlook:
We hit some more dirt and pretty much got lost on the way to Moab but along the way we ran into the Flintstones:
If you look closely you will see that people have carved houses into this rock. Word is that this is a Mormon polygymist nudist swingers club.
The Flintstones have a well-established tradition of living in rocks in this area:
Some have adapted to the times and made a commercial venture out of it:
We have almost made it to Moab now. Riding into town, before dark for once, we find no rooms at the inn. Or the campgrounds or just about anywhere else for that matter. One campground host allowed us to set up tents at the horseshoe pit. My ears are still ringing. It was free even. Off to town for some grub and brew. Gotta be careful where you drink in Utah or you'll get that watered down 3.2% beer. We are veterans and safely steer clear of that trap.
It's almost sunset so off we go for a quick ride through Arches National Park:
Next morning the plan was to ride some of the White Rim Trail on our way to Taroweap. That's when I learned that one of our team had a doctor's appointment in Beverly Hills at noon the next day. OK. We are on motorcycles in Moab. No problem.
We ride. Beside the Colorado River to Canyonlands, getting our 6th national park. The ride had to be altered a bit off my intended route as one of the group had a bike that wasn't really up to the task. Damned V-Stroms. While I was catching air he, well, he wasn't. Lots of issues offroad for that poor fellow.
We ride. Out of Canyonlands and up to I-70. Past Green River and down Hwy 24 toward Hawksville where there is a really cool convenience store/gas station that is carved inside of a rock, Flintstone style. Over Hwy 12 back to Boulder and a stop at the Boulder Grill. In Boulder I was taken by the dark side who convinced me that there was a comped room awaiting for me in Las Vegas. But I really wanted National Park #7, the Grand Canyon and one more night camping under the desert stars.
Eventually we ride I-15 into Vegas in the dark. Turns out there are no comped rooms. I am totally pissed. I don't have a doctor's appointment in Beverly Hills. I don't need to be pissed off in Vegas. I should be sipping Bourbon on the rim of the Grand Canyon right now. To top it off my bike needs a tampon. Oil leak? Great.
I mount up and ride the tail end of the Memorial Day holiday traffic back down to where my girlfriend is patiently waiting for me in Rancho Cuckoo:
Oh wait, that's not my girlfriend. That's some trailer trash. Here's my girlfriend:
That ride from Vegas was absolutely horrible. Super high winds. Tired. Lots of traffic on the stupor slab. Somewhere along the way we didn't run into this guy:
Or if we did run into him we would never admit it. But I'm pretty sure we met this guy:
From Moab to Rancho Cuckoo via as much back road riding as possible including about half of the White Rim Trail out-and-back and the Shafer Trail in one day. Pretty full day of riding. Actually a pretty full 3 days of riding.
A couple of shots of my bike on the White Rim trail:
Reefer Madness. I'ts a good thing. You should come along next time...If you're up for it.
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Looks awesome!
I thought YOU had the map......
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Updated Reefer Report above with more photos and existing small photos enlarged enough to see.
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Nice report Wally.
No attempted bike thievery, I see.
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Man Ray lost the power to scandalize long before his death in 1976. By mid-century, critics had tired of Dada's nose-thumbing gestures and the Freudian clichés of Surrealism. Abstract expressionism, Pop art and Minimalism sidelined him, and scholars have further neutered his jokes about sex and violence by canonizing dozens of his works in an array of media, some of them by now almost a hundred years old. In the timeline of art history we stand further from him (b. 1890) than he stood from Ingres (b. 1780). He's a grandfatherly provocateur.
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"Alias Man Ray: The Art of Reinvention," at the Jewish Museum in New York, is a conventional, smartly edited retrospective that accepts the artist's status as a protean master of the 20th-century avant-garde. Apart from a few pieces, including the remarkable "Tapestry" and the silent film "Emak Bakia," the curator Mason Klein has not uncovered a cache of little-known masterworks.
Instead, he wants us to re-examine Man Ray's once unsettling art in relation to new information about his unsettled biography. Born in Philadelphia, the son of Jewish immigrants in the garment trade, he altered his name (like an expert tailor, trimming Emanuel Radnitsky to Man Ray) and kept quiet about his ethnic, working-class background wherever he lived—New York, Paris or Los Angeles. He told neither his wives nor his children about his roots, and he attended neither funeral of his parents. His 1963 autobiography dispenses with dates.
This thesis of self-denial is convincing and the subterfuge it required illuminating. It's not only the familiar nail-studded iron ("Cadeau," 1921) and the cloaked sewing machine ("The Enigma of Isidore Ducasse," 1920) that accrue fresh meanings in this light. "Tapestry," a pioneering abstract work from 1911 that opens the show, now appears to be emblematic of his career. Made of 110 cloth patches salvaged from his father's cutting-room floor that Man Ray sewed on canvas, it demonstrates, to quote Mr. Klein, "a symbolic rejection of the utilitarian in favor of the artistic." Its chessboard-like pattern is also a motif. The mirroring tension of the game and its relation to the unworldly realm of mathematics intrigued him and his friend Marcel Duchamp.
The show attests once again to Man Ray's disdain for categories. Notions of artistic purity don't seem to have troubled him. He moved without guilt between genres ("Tapestry" is neither painting nor sculpture) and early on knew the value of publicity for his career. He and his first wife, Adon Lacroix, sat for an interview in 1915 with playwright Alfred Kreymborg for an article about their bohemian lifestyle ("they live on twenty-five dollars a month and enjoy it") for a New York newspaper. Moving to Paris in 1921, he became fond of pretty women, good cigars, and money, which he needed to earn because, unlike so many of his artist colleagues, he didn't enjoy financial support from his family.
His photographs, chosen with expert care by Mr. Klein, embody the blurring of traditional boundaries. His rayographs revived a method dating back to the origins of photography in the 1830s. Made by placing objects on a sheet of photographic paper and then exposing it to light in a darkroom, they are shadowy abstractions with the imprint of recognizable things: combs, hands, paper, string. His 1926 cinépoeme "Emak Bakia" (Basque for "Leave me alone") jumps between black-and-white crackled shapes and images from the real world: flowers, racing automobiles, sleeping pigs, women's legs descending a train. Parallel with his career as a radical iconoclast, Man Ray supported himself with celebrity portraits and fashion spreads for slick magazines. (Only late in life, for commercial reasons, did he try to separate his paintings from his photographs.)
Most of all, the show is a reminder that Man Ray proved incapable of shoddy workmanship. Whether as a painter, photographer, sculptor or filmmaker, he crafted well-made things. In a poignant interview from the 1960s playing in one of the exhibition's last rooms, he boasts about his youthful technical training in New York, where he learned to draw everything from "anatomy to machinery." In his tough Brooklyn accent, you hear not only a wounded old man who felt forgotten by a younger generation but one scornful of the meretricious goods then being peddled under the label of art.
Mr. Woodward is an arts critic in New York.


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Another from the Napoleonic Wars re-enactment - Battle of the Nations at Hunton nr Maidstone!
I just liked the moment here.. I had asked his Mother earlier if it was ok to take photo's of him, such a sweet child!
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Nice shot Sarah, but you didn't say if the Mother said yes or no
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The Beatles - I Want to Hold Your Hand.
Safety is a thing called mummy
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Great events these, with lots of scope for different and interesting images, and like how you've isolated the boy, giving it more impact than if you'd included the whole of both mother and son
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A sorrowful little chap. Glad to be 30th. Sarah.
Love his expression.
Well captured.
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Lovely moment in time well captured
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Still holding on to mums skirt at this age. A really lovely shot Sarah.
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UCLA Lab School Instrumental Music Program
The 2015 – 2016 UCLA Lab School Instrumental Music Program is provided as a regular part of the school's instructional program.
Larry Newman is the music program director. Emily Senchuk, Lyn Bertles, Margaret Kocher, Jonathan Terry, Bianca Samaniego, Debbie Klak and Desiree' Deasy are the music teaching specialists.
There is no additional fee or charge for the music lessons. However, some non-instructional costs may include music books, music supplies and the purchase, lease or rental of the musical instrument.
A limited number of school instruments are available on a first-come first served basis for students on fee waivers with priority given to first year students.
The Instrument Place offers free delivery to school for the first lesson.
Students receive instruction one day per week on the instrument of their choice. Classes are for beginners as well as students with some previous experience.
Instrument choices include flute, clarinet, alto sax, trumpet, pBone mini, baritone horn, trombone, violin and cello.
Students must be in second grade to participate. Second graders may only choose the violin.
Third grade and up may choose any instrument except saxophone and baritone horn. You must be in fourth grade or higher to choose the saxophone or baritone horn.
Classes are held before school, Monday through Friday, from 7:25 AM – 8:10 AM beginning the week of September 28. Classes begin promptly so plan to arrive BEFORE 7:25 AM to get seated, tuned and ready to play.
Tentative Fall Schedule of Classes
(The final schedule will be emailed one week prior to the start of instruction.)
Mondays: Beginning Strings in Community Hall with Margaret Kocher
Tuesdays: Intermediate Low Strings in Community Hall with Bianca Samaniego
Tuesdays: Intermediate Woodwinds and Brass in Music Bungalow with Emily Senchuk
Wednesdays: Intermediate High Violins in Community Hall with Debbie Klak
Wednesdays: Beginning Woodwinds and Brass in the Music Bungalow with Jonathan Terry (exact instruments to be announced)
Thursdays: Advanced Strings in Community Hall with Lyn Bertles
Thursdays: Orchestra Woodwinds and Brass in Extended Day Classroom with Emily Senchuk
Fridays: Orchestra Strings in Community Hall with Desiree' Deasy
Yard supervision has been arranged for car pool members who are not involved in music class from 7:15 AM.
You will receive a confirmation email a few days prior to the start of classes to confirm your class day.
A gala spring concert is scheduled for Friday, May 6, 2016 at 7:00 PM in the renowned Schoenberg Concert Hall Auditorium on the UCLA campus.
Register Online Now
Class size is limited and priority is given to the earliest applicants. Please complete the online application to reserve a spot.
Once the application has been filled out and successfully submitted, you will receive an auto confirmation via email.
Order Your Instrument
Through special arrangements with The Instrument Place, students in the Children's Music Workshop school music programs can get discounted prices on instrument rentals, leases and purchases.
All instruments are delivered free to school in time for the first lesson.
And The Instrument Place carries only music program approved brand-name instruments. They are a local, family-owned company with the best prices and service available anywhere.
Frquently Asked Questions
Parents and students have lots of questions.
Let us help by answering some of the most common ones here.
The Value of Music Education
Join the Orchestra
Norma Silva, Principal of UCLA Lab School
Nancy Chakravarty, UCLA Lab School