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My new favourite base combo with Clinique and Benefit
Posted by Latoya in Benefit, Clinique, Foundation, Primer on November 11, 2014
Yikes! It's been like, two weeks since I last posted…my bad! I find time gets away from me SO easily these days, and it's not all baby planning. I've mentioned before all the extra-curriculars I've been partaking in, but (somewhat) happily, one of those has been wrapped up for the time being – my evening French classes have ended and I don't plan to sign up for any more (I'm still taking lessons during work hours so hopefully that'll keep me moving forward), so that's one extra night a week I'll have to do with as I please. Admittedly, this will probably involve a book and some tea most of the time, ha – I've been doing a TON of reading, like it's going out of style. I just don't know how much time I'll have come mid-March (my guess is: ZERO) so I'm getting it all in now.
Nonetheless, rest assured that even if you don't see me churning out a ton of posts, I've still got beauty on the brain! I scored a pretty large haul during the Sephora VIB sale (which I'll be showing you soon), and I'm employing every trick in the book to really capitalize on the 'pregnancy glow' – I don't really see it myself, but I must be
faking doing something right because I've been told several times that I've got it in spades. Hopefully its being said in a positive way and they're not referring to me looking like a grease ball O_o I'm *fairly* certain that's not the case, as I've got a new routine going that I'm really loving! Neither product is new, nor even really new to me, but I started using them together and it's like a match made in heaven. The duo I'm referring to is Benefit's The POREfessional and Clinique's Stay Matte Oil-Free Makeup (in shade 19 Sand).
I've used both of these products on their own separately before, but wasn't terribly wowed by either. Benefit's primer seems much like every other, blurring the look of pores with a light, 'cone-based formula; the Stay Matte formula from Clinique's foundation range is a great choice for combination to oilier skin that requires little coverage (it's quite sheer), but it doesn't keep my skin from getting shiny throughout the day. However, the two together just seem to work. The Benefit primer slightly mattifies my skin (I apply it through the T-zone) and the foundation glides seamlessly on top and manages to leave my skin with only a healthy glow by the end of the day – and this is without applying powder on top!
This has been my go-to pairing for the last month or so – I'm always trying to achieve a 'glow' that doesn't veer into disco-ball shine, and I've finally found the trick with these two products. If you're looking for a completely matte finish, neither of these products, together or separately, will give you that look. But if you have skin like mine that tends to get a low-level shine factor by mid-day, you might want to check them out to keep the oilies at bay without sacrificing that ever-elusive healthy glow.
What's your favourite primer + foundation combo?
Clinique Cheek Pops in Berry Pop and Peach Pop {a delayed review}
Though I've worked for Clinique since 2005 (almost 10 years, crazy!), I've never been head over heels for their makeup – it's always been a bit too mundane for me, a bit too soft. Ever since they re-launched and re-vamped the super-popular Chubby Sticks (we used to have them back in the day, did you know?), Clinique has been upping their makeup game, and I've been taking notice. In my last gratis from Clinique back in early spring, I ordered two Cheek Pops ($24CAD) to try as I had read so many great reviews on them, and since I was getting them for free – hey, why not? Being a *wee bit* into blush, I was excited to try these out.
Left – Peach Pop; Right – Berry Pop. This is what they looked like when I first bought them…
The two shades I went with were Peach Pop, a peachy-orange, and Berry Pop, a fuchsia-berry shade. As I discovered a while ago, fuchsia is kind of my JAM, and so I was unsurprized to find that Berry Pop looked lovely on my skin. Interestingly, the shade isn't comparable to anything else I own – all my other fuchsia shades were MUCH cooler, whereas Berry Pop is, well – more berry!
Clinique Berry Pop (natural light)
Orange-y tones however, are not often flattering on my skin tone, and Peach Pop initially seemed like a poor choice, as I found it looked kind of dull and blah. I stuck it in my train case (where all my 'extra' makeup is stored) and forgot about it throughout the rest of spring and summer months.
Clinique Peach Pop (natural light)
When September hit, I did my annual rotation of makeup products – which I tend to do every season, and sometimes more if I'm feeling bored – and I decided to give Peach Pop another go, as I felt it's soft peachy tones would work well with earthy, fall-appropriate shades, as well as not compete with any bold eye or lip looks I tend to favour during this season. Surprizingly, for whatever reason, I fell madly in love with the shade this time around, and find myself reaching for it the most out of my edited collection of 'fall' blushes. It gives a wonderful 'fresh' glow to my skin and wears equally well with heavier makeup as with very simple, basic looks. I should have known better, in truth – Peach Pop is very similar to Chanel's Blush Creme in Revelation, which I love and wear the heck out of when my tan has faded (it's too soft to wear otherwise).
Left – heavy and buffed swatches of Peach Pop; right – heavy and buffed swatches of Berry Pop (in sunlight)
I must attribute some of this new-found love to my friend Larie, who recently discovered peach herself. She always gets me thinking outside the box!
Wearing Clinique Peach Pop…sorry for the less than stellar photo, it has been overcast for the past few days, and late afternoon sun can by tricky! But FYI – this photo was taken with my new iPhone 6! Not a bad shot when you think of it that way, eh? The camera on it is pretty sweet :)
Though I haven't worn Berry Pop too often (to me it's a more winter/spring shade), I suspect I will enjoy it just as much as Peach Pop when the time comes. These blushes are fool-proof to apply, going on softly and subtly if you so desire, but building up to a beautiful bold color if that's your preference instead. I adore the satin finish that imparts a soft glow to the skin without any shimmer whatsoever (this is my favorite blush formula), and they blend out like a dream. And as much as I'm not a 'cute-sy' person when it comes to packaging, I think these little pots are adorable! Love the clear glass packaging, bypassing anything tacky or twee-looking, and the flower pattern inside is intricate and sweet without being saccharine.
I probably should have written about these a long time ago, eh!?
What was the last product you bought that ended up being a sleeper hit for you?
May Marvels: What I'm Loving This Month!
Posted by Latoya in Clinique, Drugstore Finds, Favorite Products, Fragrance, Lip Care, Masks, Tools on May 22, 2013
Admittedly, May has FLOWN by with everything that's been going on, and for once my brain hasn't been consumed with thoughts of new beauty products and pretties as it usually it (perhaps sad, but totally true normally). However, just because I'm not plotting my next purchase doesn't mean I'm not thoroughly enjoying what I already have! I've got a handful of items that have been in heavy rotation this month – see for yourself!
I came SUUUUPER late to the EOS party it's true, as these cute, all-natural spherical balms ($3.99CAD) were all the rage, oh, 2-3 years ago? Nonetheless, I'm fairly certain they deserved all the hype, and they still seem quite popular as evidenced by a pretty badass dude on the bus whipping one out to smooth and hydrate his pucker on the bus a couple weeks ago. It was AWESOME. As are these – I have been using the one in Pomegranate Raspberry on the regular (a light, fruity scent that dissipates once on the lips), and it's just got the absolute best texture – not too thin so as to wear off quickly, but not so thick that you can't easily apply lipstick over it without it smearing or diluting the color. Due to the shea butter, vitamin E and jojoba oil, I find them quite adept at hydrating my lips – though I would like them to be a bit more smoothing when they're chapped and flaking. Overall I'm loving it and am trying to resist also keeping the other two I have – Strawberry Sorbet and Passionfruit – instead of being generous and giving them to friends and family :) Note that these are petroleum-free, paraben-free, and gluten-free, and can be purchased at Lawtons, Sobeys, Pharmaprix, Target, and Jean Coutu.
As someone who manicures her nails twice a week, I am careful to be gentle as too much fussing can weaken them and cause splits and tears in the nail. I've been using an old file that was given to me after my last pedicure, and it was doing the trick – or so I had thought. I'd heard that glass nails were IT in terms of filing, and had tried them to only feel frustrated at how long it took to get anything done! However, these files from Mont Bleu (approx. $13CAD) are AH-MA-ZING! I was totally skeptical but thought I'd give them a shot again, and I'm SO glad I did. Made with tempered Czech glass and embedded with Swarovski rhinestones (swanky!), I've been using one of the longer files religiously on my nails and on my friends nails for the bachelorette party/wedding (love that you can clean these) and they are crazy-effective, but still super gentle. I had my nails quite long for the wedding, longer than I've been able to grow them in ages before they normally break, and I contribute that success to these babies. LOVE!
My wedding mani! OPI Witch is Which over OPI Dazzled by Gold, just on tips
Late last month I ~FINALLLY~ finished my massive tube of Queen Helene Mint Julep Clay Mask – OMG I thought it was going to last forever!! I bought it in 2008 if you can believe it…Anyway, I replaced it with Clinique's new-ish Acne Solutions Oil-Control Cleansing Mask, also a clay mask, and have been using it once or twice a week with good results. It seems to heal my breakouts faster without irritating my sensitive skin or making it feel tight and uncomfortable. It does seem to make me a bit more oily the next day, but overall it's quite effective and a little goes a long way. For $26CAD for 100mL, it's a pretty decent deal for a mask and I suspect it'll last a while too (though hopefully not 5 years long).
Lastly, at the very beginning of May, I finally finished Denyse Beaulieu's ode to parfum, The Perfume Lover. When I say finally, it's not because this was a dull, painful read – it was just because I kept stopping between parts to google all the things I learned! For a relative fragrance newb, this book was exceptionally compelling and totally piqued my interest about the world of fragrance. For someone already firmly entrenched in the beauty and joy of perfume and the history of scent, I believe you will find this wholeheartedly captivating. Though I felt the storyline was a bit scattered at times, I didn't care, as Denyse spun such an enthralling tale about the origins of fragrance while weaving throughout her own personal love affair with scent. It was a fantastic read and I am all the more informed and better for having read it. The accompanying fragrance, Seville a l'aube, is an orange blossom-heavy fragrance with hints of lavender and tobacco. I am admittedly not a huge orange blossom fan (I believe it's the reason I can't fully commit to either Prada's Infusion d'Iris nor Lancome's La Vie Est Belle), I don't mind this. I think if I were to smell it on someone else, I'd be drawn in and wonder exactly what they were wearing. It's enveloping and definitely sensual – and there is something about it I like – but also something about it that repels me. A strange mix, to be sure, and one that absolutely needs to be sniffed (don't they all?) to make your own assumptions.
So, these are the things that have gotten me through May! It has been quite handy to have a few items on hand that are easily grab and go without any serious thought required (as I didn't have time for it!). I have a few more fun items to show you (hello, Boy's Don't Cry blush!), but I'm waiting for a sunny day to take some FOTD shots. Hopefully we'll get lucky this weekend!
What items, beauty or otherwise, have you been loving this month?
All products reviewed in this post were provided by the PR company/brand for my unbiased consideration.
So Many Goodies, So Little (Personal) Time
I'm feeling very overwhelmed tonight at the sheer amount of fun things I want to post about, and the very little time I have lately to do it. Some of these things aren't truly pressing (well, to be honest – nothing is life or death in the beauty world, is it?), so I'm trying to figure out how to prioritize which to present first. For the moment, let's have a gander at what you can look forward to, eh?
eos Hand Lotion and Shave Cream* for smooth legs and hands – I haven't owned a shaving product in years but I gotta say, this cream makes me want to change my ways!
Just received my third Haus of Gloi order today and I'm so stoked – along with two Aether Pumpkin Butters, I ordered one in the Komodo scent (mangosteen, Tahitian vanilla bean, dragons blood resin and faded tropical blooms) as well as a small size of a Bubbling Scrub in Selkie (smells like the sea!) and a Sugar Exfoliant in Lassi (reminds me of sour candies :P). They all smell SO GOOOOOD.
I got my semi-annual gratis today from Clinique*, along with a couple other items, I selected the Acne Solutions Oil-Control Cleansing Mask as I needed a new purifying mask; a Lash Power mascara, which is sort of old news now but still a great product; an Even Better Eyes Dark Circle Corrector, which I haven't yet had a chance to try but lord knows these poor old eyes need it; and the brand new Even Better Compact Makeup which we played with in school but I forgot my shade, so I ordered by guessing – I think this will be OK once I get a bit tanned, it looks a touch dark for me right now.
When I received a copy of The Perfume Lover and a sample* of the resulting fragrance Denyse Beaulieu created with L'Artisan Parfumeur, I wasn't convinced I'd be into it all. Consider me converted – not only am I LOVING the book (I'm about 2/3's of the way through and totally want to buy ALL OF THE FRAGRANCE now) but I actually kind of dig the scent as well. It's not in my comfort zone, not being a huge fan of orange blossom (one of the top notes), but something about it pulls me in. Expect to read my review on both for SURE.
So….aside from the multitude of lippies I still have to show you, now I have all this to add to the pile. Oh yea. I'll get right on it. *eeks!* Maybe you can help me out and let me know which product(s) you'd like to see first?!?!
*Items noted were provided by the PR company/brand.
Score a Lit-From-Within Glow with Clinique's Uplighting Liquid Illuminator in Bronze
Ever since the end of last month, when I decided I was going to make an effort to use every single makeup item in my stash over the next month (or two…I've got a fair bit to go through!), I've been rediscovering some real gems that I forgot I even had in my possession. It's been a great exercise in recognizing just how much I have, and lessening the urge to buy anything new of which I don't already have a reasonable fascimile. It also has helped me weed out items I no longer want, and give some love to my long-forgotten products! It's an all around good time :D
One product in particular that has actually been on my radar for months, but I just couldn't be bothered to use, is Clinique's Up-Lighting Liquid Illuminator in Bronze ($32CAD/$25US), described as a sheer bronze with gold shimmer. For some reason, I couldn't get on board with this product, and I kept pulling it out to use only to bypass it and choose something else. Finally, in my new dedication to using everything, I tried it once more – and DAMN! What was I waiting for!? This stuff is GOLD (well – bronze really, but you know what I mean ;)).
Dispensed via a pump mechanism, you only need a very small drop of liquid for each cheek – the size of a pinhead. Without natural light, it's hard to show you the beautiful effect this illuminator has on the skin in a swatch. It looks metallic and just kinda…blech. But! Never fear my fellow makeup fiends, because this baby shows up FABULOUSLY on the face in photos – which is kinda the whole deal, right? It's always good to have an arsenal of photo-friendly products in your back pocket! Bask in the glory:
You can see my pores a bit here, but it's not truly due to the product (sadly), and you can only see them in this kind of very up-close view.
I remember once going out for an event, and a few photos were taken that were later posted on Facebook. A friend at the time wrote a comment and said 'Whatever makeup you're using to give you that glow, I WANT IT.' Stupidly, even though I remember this and remember how GREAT I looked in that photo, I stopped using this for a few years! What the what!?!
Like my cute feathered headband?? I bought this a few years ago when feathers in your hair were a big thing. I still think this works because it's not obnoxious, and it really dresses up my hair if I'm lazy and pull it back :)
I find when I'm wearing this, which has been a lot lately, I hardly need any other makeup, because it just makes me look so damn HEALTHY. And it's terribly easy to use, at least on my skintone – I just dab a touch on each cheek and then pat it along my cheekbones with either my finger or a stippling brush. It gives a hint of color, but mostly the illuminating effect speaks for itself without anything else needed. I will give a note of caution however – on a lighter skintone, you'll need to apply this more carefully, as it could look a touch muddy if applied with a heavy hand. Or, even better – head out and grab yourself the 'Natural' shade, which is a soft neutral beige with gold shimmer, and blends into almost any skintone (and is great to use an a inner eye corner or brow highlight too!). There's also a 'Blush' option – a sheer pink with white shimmer – but I've never tried it or used it on any of my clients, so I can't comment on it. Sephora doesn't seem to carry the Natural shade online, and currently the Bronze shade is sold out, but you can get all three on the Clinique websites (Canada & the US).
Basically, you absolutely need this if you're in the market for a liquid highlighter/illuminator – or even if you're not. It's just so freakin' great! The wear time if you can believe is exceptional too – all day without any touch-ups required, which I think is quite a feat for a liquid product that I'm not layering or powdering. And I'll admit, some Clinique makeup doesn't seem to last that long in general – but this sure does! The only issue I have at all is that the pump sometimes gets a bit clogged so if you're not careful, too much will come out if you push the pump too hard. But it's such a slight inconvenience for the awesomeness you get that I don't care one iota about it. A small price to pay to look like you just came back from a run on the beach in Hawaii or something. It reminds me of that fabulous glow you get in the evenings when your down South and it's still warm but you're not sweating at all – LOVE IT!
So – liquid illuminator, check. Now I just need a powder illuminator – any suggestions? Do you prefer liquid, cream or powder highlighters? Or none at all?
Random EOTD's For Your Viewing Pleasure
I'm having a bit of a moment lately; I'm rather uninspired to write, or even read blogs the past couple weeks. Part of that is due to the fact that I'm trying to not buy anything: with my trip to New Zealand less than a week away (so crazy!!), I just can't justify buying any pretties, especially just to have them sit there for over a month unused while I travel. I know there are plenty of things I could write about, but the new stuff is always the most fun, am I right? The other part is that anything that's giving me the lemming itch doesn't come out until after I leave, and will likely be sold out when I return, so what's the point of getting excited for nothing? It's a sad state of affairs, my friends.
Wearing Chanel Abstraction Illusion d'Ombre over Clinique's Rum Spice Color Surge Eyeshadow. As beautiful as Abstraction is, it can be tricky to get the true shimmering beauty to translate on the eye. The deep warm bronze of Rum Spice helped give it a solid base to build upon.
What's weird about this is that I've actually been more inspired than ever to play with makeup – almost every day I try a new 'look' and end up actually loving it. It seems that while I'm having an 'off' month with respect to blogging, nevertheless I'm clearly having a makeup moment, in which I've figured out truly how to wear it. That sounds kind of ridiculous considering I've been blogging for a while (with FOTD's) and I have been doing wedding and event makeup for like, 10 years. But truly – I've JUST GOT IT.
After a breakup, there's often that feeling of wanting a change, to start fresh. Naturally, my feeling was instantly related to beauty, and I decided to start focusing more on just one feature rather than overwhelming my face. While I generally stick to that rule in theory, I would often do a smoky eye and neutral lips – but then add just a touch too much blush. Or bold lips but then add a bit of shadow, which would end up looking 'too done.' I've really toned it down this fall, and now if I do a strong lip then I wear just the barest hint of blush and mascara. Or I'll wear a fierce flush and keep everything else very minimal (though sometimes I will go for a juicy matching pout). I find the effect has been MUCH more satisfactory to me, and I've actually gotten a lot more compliments on how I look.
A look I did before going out last weekend, using MAC Vex shadow and Dark Soul pigment. I find silver notoriously hard to wear, so this was a great achievement for me!
The real reason for this change was that I really want to make a statement. My wardrobe is relatively basic, with only a few outfits that make me feel on-trend; makeup is really where I shine. If I can't generate attention via my closet, I can surely make something happen with my beauty approach, right? And it seems that I've just about nailed it :)
Though the looks I'm showing in this post are all focused on eyes, believe me when I say that I've been having quite the time with dramatic lips this season as well – it's just that I've already on one of the shades (Ellis Faas Creamy Lips in L102, which I love more every day!), and I'm planning on posting the other shade I've been rocking lately (keep your eyes peeled!). What pleases me about these eye looks specifically is that not only have I gotten the rest of the makeup down pat, but I've managed to blend and layer my shadows much better than usual, which has made some previously hard-to-wear shades, actually quite wearable!
L'Oreal's Golden Mahogany Infallible shadow, using MAC's Vex once again as an inner eye/lid color.I was inspired this week on Refinery29 about pairing reddish eyeshadow with silver, so I had to try it out – and I absolutely LOVED it! New favorite right here.
In any case, while I've been somewhat absent around these here parts, don't you think for a second that I'm not still living and breathing beauty. I just seem to have a combination of writer's block, decreased funds, and a mega-trip on my mind – but I think when I get back in November, I'm going to be chock full of energy to get back on the horse again. I've been particularly desperate to do some swatching series, but as my hands and forearms have been having serious eczema breakout for two months now, it's just not going to happen until that clears up :( I'm hoping the fresh NZ air will fix me – both my skin and my brain :)
Which look is your favorite? Do you ever go through 'slow' spells with makeup and/or blogging?


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Climate Change and Global Sustainability: A Holistic Approach
Release Date: March, 2011
Sales Number: 10.III.A.5
336 page(s), 6x9
Binding: Paperback
Publisher: United Nations University
Climate change owing to global warming is a paramount concern for society in the 21st century, and it is not an issue that can be solved by individual academic or scientific disciplines working in isolation. Because climate change involves a wide range of interlinked problems, solutions must be pursued in an interdisciplinary manner. This book adopts just such a holistic approach in examining various aspects of global warming, and offers readers a comprehensive overview of the problem.


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Briefly today. Reds followed up 3-7 stretch by going 8-2 and now trail Pirates by 3.5 and Cards by .5 games. Big gain on both those teams. Reds now 31-32 on the road. Reds 37-20 at home. Reds +81 RS/RA third in NL although team winning percentage is fifth in NL. Reds 18-18 in one-run games and 9-8 in extra inning games. Reds 5.5 games up on Arizona in wild card hunt. Reds overall record 16 games over .500 at 68-52.
Broxton back, Partch and Villareal (up briefly) sent down. Hanigan back replaces Miller. Ludwick back replaces DRobinson.
Offense - Despite the great won-lost record the main offensive percentages declined. OPS down to .714, still above NL average. SLG down a bit to .324, above NL average. BA down to .247, below league average. SLG slightly down to .390, just at league average. wOBA is .313 down from .316 last time. OPS+ is now 93, below NL average. wRC+ is 94 tied for sixth-eighth.
Phillips and Bruce second and fourth in the league in RBIs, respectively, with 90 and 80. Bruce fifth in HRs with 24, team is fifth in the league in HRs at 114. Votto fourth in the league at .320 BA. Choo second on team with .273 BA. Votto and Choo are still one, two in OBP, Joey at .433 and Choo at .408. Votto is second in league in runs scored and Choo tied for third, Votto with 81 and Choo with 78.
Paul at .730 OPS, Phillips .718, Frazier .713, Mesoraco .707, Cozart .638, Heisey .616, Hanigan .592.
Pitching - Reds team ERA is 3.35 fourth in NL. Starters ERA is 3.31 second in league, Reds now lead both Pirates and Cards in that department, but Dodgers starting pitching ERA has taken the league lead. Reds bullpen at 3.45, a bit worse than last time, now sixth in the NL.
Reds are third in pitching WAR at 13.3. Reds are sixth in FIP at 3.62. When you use xFIP (neutralizing for home runs), Reds are tied with Braves for league lead at 3.60.
Some individual stats. Chapman now fifth in the NL with 29 saves. Leake at 2.86 ERA, ninth among NL qualifiers; Cingrani at 2.87; Latos at 3.04. Arroyo with 17 quality starts tied for 8th-10th in league. Latos with 16 quality starts. Bailey seventh in league among qualifiers in K/BB ratio at 4.25. Latos with 12 wins, Arroyo 11, Leake 10. Looking at K rate per nine innings, Latos at 9 even, Bailey 8.83, ninth and tenth in league among qualifiers.
Hoover now 3-5 and seems to be the eighth inning man for now. ERA is 2.83 with 9.8 K rate, 3.5 BB rate, 0.7 HR rate, and 6.3 hits/nine innings. Hoover's WHIP is 1.091. Chapman with 15.64 K rate, by the way.
Fielding - Reds with 60 errors, third fewest in the league. According to MLB.com numbers, Reds DER is best in the NL at .710. Much more next time.


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Tina Fernandez, Director of Pro Bono Programs at the Law School's William Wayne Justice Center for Public Interest Law, said the service trips are modeled after past Student Hurricane Network (SHN) trips. SHN was a nationwide pro bono student group founded to aid people affected by Hurricane Katrina. With the Justice Center's assistance, UT Law students organized trips in January 2008 and 2009 to participate in SHN projects in Mississippi. When the SHN dissolved, students who had participated in those trips formed Pro Bono in January to continue to do pro bono legal work over the winter break. Fernandez helped the student group determine its vision for the trips and organize the work projects, application process, and logistics. "We reached out to public-interest legal-aid organizations and the pro bono section of the Texas State Bar to find projects for the students to work on, and then organized the trips to Houston and the Valley," she said.
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Triceratops had complex teeth, according to a report in ScienceDaily 5 June 2015 and Science Advances doi:10.1126/sciadv.1500055. A team of palaeontologists and engineers have studied the teeth of Triceratops and found they are more complex than living reptiles and mammals. Living reptiles have fairly simple teeth that are useful for grasping, and then coarsely slicing and crushing their food, but their teeth do not come together in a way that enables the modern reptile to chew its food. Furthermore, reptile teeth have only two layers, consisting of a hard enamel layer surrounding a softer orthodentine core.
The most complex mammal teeth are those of herbivorous mammals. These have four layers, (enamel, orthodentine, secondary dentine, and coronal cementum), and the teeth self-wear as they grind on one another as the animal chews, producing complex cutting and shredding surfaces. The research team found Triceratops teeth are even more complex, being made up of five layers (enamel, hard mantle dentine, orthodentine, vasodentine, and coronalcementum).
The researchers then studied the way Triceratops teeth wore and developed a 3D wear model to work out how such teeth would respond to chewing. They concluded that Triceratops teeth would wear in way that produced a complex surface with a recessed area in the middle, which served to reduce friction during biting and make chewing more efficient. This enabled the animal to eat lots of different fibrous plants.
One of the scientists Gregory Erickson, commented: "It's just been assumed that dinosaurs didn't do things like mammals, but in some ways, they're actually more complex".
Link: ScienceDaily
Editorial Comment: Finding complex teeth in a reptile goes against the usual evolutionary story of reptiles with simple teeth evolving into mammals with complex teeth. It also is great evidence that Triceratops is unrelated to other Dino Kinds. After all, evolution by chance cannot explain how Triceratops came to have five-layered teeth, when other reptiles only have two. Trying to eat fibrous plant material will not produce the extra tooth tissues needed to build the complex teeth, nor reshape and realign them so that they grind on one another.
These complex teeth really show us that Triceratops was well designed for a steady diet of fibrous plants that needed a lot of chewing. This makes perfect sense if both Triceratops and the plants were designed and made by the same Creator, who made animals and plants fully functional, designed to work from the beginning of creation, and certainly supports the thesis that the big horny triceratops used its massive horns to push down trees for food and its heavy duty beak to tear them up before quietly chewing them up with its well-designed teeth. (Ref. dinosaurs, diet, histology)
Evidence News vol.15, No. 10
26 June 2015
Creation Research Australia
Dino fibres and blood cells found, according to reports in Science (AAAS) news, BBC News 9June 2015, ABC News 10 June 2015, and Nature Communications doi:10.1038/ncomms8352. A group of scientists led by materials scientist Sergio Bertazzo and palaeontologist Susannah Maidment, of Imperial College London, have examined specimens of dinosaur bone from the collection in the Natural History Museum London and have found what appear to be protein fibres and red blood cells.
The researchers used a focussed ion beam to cut into the specimens, giving them a pristine surface to examine with an electron microscope and take samples for chemical analysis using a mass spectrometer. The microscopic study revealed fibres that look like collagen, a tough fibrous protein found in bone, tendons, joint capsules and other connective tissues. The researchers also found oval structures that looked like red blood cells. The mass spectrometer analysis of the fibres showed up amino acid fragments, consistent with those found in collagen. Analysis of the cell-like objects was similar to that of blood.
This is not the first time remains of fibres and blood cells have been found in dinosaur bones, but the previous finds were in exceptionally well preserved specimens. According to Susannah Maidment, the Natural History Museum specimens were "very scrappy, individual broken bones" that were not particularly well preserved. She went on to say: "If you're finding soft tissues in these kinds of fossils, maybe this kind of preservation might be more common than we realised, and might even be the norm".
The bones are estimated as being 75 million years old, and have been in the museum collection for over a hundred years. The research team concluded: "Using advanced material characterization approaches, we find that these putative biological structures can be well preserved over geological timescales, and their preservation is more common than previously thought. The preservation of protein over geological timescales offers the opportunity to investigate relationships, physiology and behaviour of long extinct animals".
Links: BBC, Science, ScienceDaily
Editorial Comment: Let's be honest! The reason blood cells and protein fibres have not been found in dinosaur bones until recently is because no-one bothered to look for them, and the reason is simple. All present day observations show that proteins and cells break down in a lot less time than one million years, let alone the75 million years these specimens are believed to be. However, now that they have been found, evolutionary scientists are faced with a problem: Do they admit the presence of cells and proteins is evidence that these bones are not that old? Sadly, as the statement from these researchers indicates, scientists would rather believe by faith in some unknown mechanism that goes against our all known observations of how dead cells and proteins decay in order to prop up their belief, also held by faith, in millions of years. (Ref. dinosaurs, biochemistry, chemistry, ages)
For more information of dinosaur cells and tissues see the question: Tissue and cells in dinosaur bones just shows they last a long time. Why make a big thing of it? Answer here.
Evidence News vol.15, No. 10
26 June 2015
Creation Research Australia
What, no feathers?complain dino scientists about the new Jurassic World movie, according to reports in BBC Newsbeat and Telegraph UK 12 June 2015. Palaeontologists have criticised makers of the new dinosaur movie for portraying their dinosaurs with the same scaly skin as in the original Jurassic Park movie made in 1993, rather than according to recent reconstructions of feathered dinosaurs.
Gareth Dyke, a palaeontologist from the University of Southampton, commented: "There are a lot of people criticising the science behind Jurassic World. And there are a number of things that people are complaining about, including, and most importantly, the fact that the raptors, velociraptor and the other theropod dinosaurs have been reconstructed by the people that made the movie without feathers, which we know is not correct".
Darren Naish, author of The Great Dinosaur Discoveries, commented: "Our hopes came crashing down with the tweeting of two words from Jurassic World director Colin Trevorrow – 'no feathers'. Never mind all those fossils that demonstrate the presence of feathering in all birdlike dinosaurs, or the bony feather attachment knobs present on the arm of velociraptor. Judging from the trailers, Jurassic World has opted to stick with scaly-skinned raptors, scientific advancement be damned".
The film makers did consult with a dinosaur expert, Jack Horner from Montana State University, who said that the dinosaurs were portrayed with reptilian skin because that is how they were portrayed in the original movie. He explained: "We made the best dinosaurs we could at that time. We can't say that we're going to have feathered dinosaurs brought back now. We need to keep the consistency. Jurassic Park one, two, three and four are all pieces of one story. And so, unfortunately we can't change the way the dinosaurs look".
The movie's director has also reminded scientists and general public alike that the film is "not a documentary".
Editorial Comment: Can you imagine it - a movie about big scary monsters covered in cute fuzz and sporting a couple of proto feathers on their arms. However, the movie is probably at its most accurate on this 'feathery' aspect of dinosaurs, even if it upsets the dino-bird theorists with their feathered imaginations.
Let us be blunt! The so-called feathers and "protofeathers" found with some dinosaur fossils are provably just fibres, and are nothing like bird feathers. See our reports: T rex Ancestor Had "Protofeathers" and New Type of Dinosaur Feather. For an explanation of Darren Naish's claim about "bony feather attachment knobs" see our report More Dinosaur Feather Evidence.
For the opinion of a real fossil bird expert see our report Dinosaur feathers or fibres? For a reminder that not all 21st century dinosaurs have feathers see Featherless Dinosaur Surprise.
There are a few odd looking creatures in the fossil record, that do have feathers but we need to ask the question: Are these really dinosaurs? For an answer to this see the question: Don't feathered dinosaurs prove that birds evolved from dinosaurs? Answer here.
For further analysis of the claims about dinosaurs evolving into birds see the question: Latest finds should convince you dinosaurs evolved into birds. What's stopping you? Answer here.
P.S. The film director is correct – if you are making a work of fiction you are entitled to use artistic license to portray any fictional characters however you like for your 'created' story. (Ref. feathers, scales, reptiles, skin)
Evidence News vol.15, No. 10
26 June 2015
Creation Research Australia
Downsizing Dreadnought reported in Science Shots and ScienceDaily, 9 June 2015 and Biology Letters 10.1098/rsbl.2015.0215. In 2014 an enormous sauropod dinosaur was found in Patagonia in South America. There were enough bones preserved for the scientists to estimate the length of this huge long-necked creature as 26 metres, making it the largest ever found. Because of its large size it was given the name Dreadnoughtus.
To get an estimate of its weight they used a method based on the size of its limb bones, and their initial estimate was a massive 59.3 tonnes. This seemed out of proportion for the ratio of soft tissue to bone based on studies of living quadrupeds, so a team of scientists from several British universities have now used a three-dimensional skeletal modelling technique that involves building up the mass of skin, muscle, and other tissue around the whole skeleton. Their new estimate indicates a maximum of 38 tonnes.
Karl Bates of University of Liverpool commented: "Estimatingthe body mass of an extinct animal from approximately 77 million years ago of this size from only itsfossilised bones is extremely challenging and relies on the availability of certain data from living animalsand modelling techniques.". He went on to explain, "Using digital modelling and a dataset that took inspecies, alive and dead, we were able to see that the creature couldn't be as large as originally estimated".
Links: Science Shots
Editorial Comment: Estimating the body mass of an extinct animal certainly is challenging, irrespective of how old you believe it to be, especially when the actual evidence about most dinosaurs consists only of bones, skin impressions and footprints. In such cases everything else about dinosaurs is based on assumptions, manmade theories and computer modelling. Even with this significant downsize, there is enough real data in this case to show that Dreadnoughtus was still an incredibly large beast.
An animal this size would not be able to survive on land in today's conditions, and it serves as a reminder that the world has gone a long way downhill since the original very good world that God made, where animals could grow to very large sizes and be sustained by a very good environment.
Remember this estimation process when you see all those impressive, apparently living creatures in movies and documentaries. They are mostly creative imagination, and are wonderful evidence that man was made in the image of the Creator God as we love to create as well.
P.S. This means the size and weight record still belongs to a living creature which logs in at 30 metres (98ft) in length and 180 tonnes – the Blue Whale. (Ref. sauropods, dinosaurs, computer modelling.
Evidence News vol.15, No. 10
26 June 2015
Creation Research Australia
Featherless dinosaur surprises scientists, according to a report in Nature, vol. 440, p329, 16 March 2006. Palaeontologists have found an exquisitely preserved small dinosaur in Upper Jurassic limestone dated as 151 million years old. The creature is about 75 cm long and has been named Juravenator starki after the Jura mountains of Bavaria in Germany, where it was found, and after the Stark family who own the quarry site.
The tail region of the dinosaur has well preserved detailed imprints of the animal's skin and the scientists who studied it were surprised that it had typical reptilian scales, not the filamentous proto-feathers found on some other dinosaurs of similar type and evolutionary age.
The Nature editor's summary of the research article comments: "The new find is as well preserved as Archaeopteryx but, surprisingly, it shows absolutely no sign of feathery integument, suggesting that the evolution history of feathers in dinosaurs is a more complex tale than was thought."
They also found some impressions of soft tissue fibres which they described: "The remaining soft tissue is represented by a series of fibres central to the haemal arches of the 10th to 14th caudals and parallel to the axis of the tail. These fibres probably represent tendons of the hypaxial musculature and ligaments of the tail, as interpreted for similar soft parts associated with the skeleton of Scipionyx, although they could also correspond to bundles of subcutaneous collagen fibres."
Editorial Comment: We are not at all surprised this dinosaur showed no sign of having feathers. In fact no dinosaur has been found that has real feathers. Some have been found with filaments associated with their skin impression. The comment about collagen fibres reminds us of bird expert Alan Feduccia statement about the fibrous imprints associated with some dinosaur fossils. Feduccia said: "Collagen is a scleroprotein, the chief structural protein of the connective tissue layer of skin. Naturally, because of its low solubility in water and its organization as tough, inelastic fiber networks, we would expect it to be preserved occasionally from flayed skin during the fossilization process." (See Dinosaur Feather or Fibres? Evidence News, 2 Nov 2005.)
What he means is that collagen is a tough stringy substance and would be preserved longer than the other tissue components that normally hold collagen fibres tightly together in the skin. Therefore, in partially decomposed skin the collagen fibres would splay out so they looked like filaments projecting out from the skin but they were never feathers. We suspect that the fossil described above was preserved too rapidly for its skin to partially decompose and allow the collagen fibres to splay out.
The new dinosaur's name also reminds us that names like Jurassic do not have anything to do with millions of years. It was the name applied to all rocks that looked similar to the rocks in the Jura mountains, i.e. the name was meant to be a shorthand description of where the rocks were originally studied, and what they looked like, not how old they were. (Ref. fossilisation, preservation)
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One thing we know for sure about Deshaun Thomas is he can flat out shoot the basketball. This draft workout video only solidifies any doubts people might have had about his shooting stroke. Most NBA players can knock down shot after shot when alone in a gym, but the thing that stands out are his mechanics. In this workout you can tell he doesn't get much lift on any of his shots, basically shooting a set shot, so he saves his legs a little more. The shooting motion doesn't change though regardless of his place on the court. His release is smooth every time. Being left-handed also helps Thomas in that his game becomes a little craftier. Players on any level are always thrown off a little by lefties, especially around the basket because it's just not something they're used to seeing on a regular basis. Scoring the ball is obviously not a problem for Thomas. It's hard to see why he dropped all the way to the third-to-last pick in the draft, almost going undrafted. I'm not sure if teams were put off by his limited athleticism or possibly his defense, but it seems like some team should have taken him at least for his scoring ability. The San Antonio Spurs ended up being that team and come training camp we'll get a better idea of what kind of player he is and what exactly the Spurs think of him.
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After blowing a two-goal lead against the Giallorossi on Sunday, the Rossoblu officials have announced that the club has parted ways with the 55-year-old trainer.Genoa president Enrico Preziosi has revealed that the club has fired coach Luigi De Canio, following a 4-2 home loss against Roma at the weekend.
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